I'm not sure about this website, but the signature from "Bitcoin Core Code Signing Association" is legit.

But still, don't trust. Verify. You can verify the file signature yourself: https://bitcoincore.org/en/download/ (see section "Verify your download")

Tem 3 tipos de flags, que eu gosto de chamar de:

Tipo 1: Warning flag
Tipo 2: Scammer flag 1
Tipo 3: Scammer flag 2

O tipo 1 pode ser criado por qualquer pessoa que ache que o usuário em questão não deve ser confiado e que negociações com esse usuário podem resultar na perda de dinheiro. Esse tipo de flag só aparece (no caso, a mensagem "warning" no topo da trust page do usuário) para Newbies com menos de 7 dias logados (aquele tempinho do lado do seu avatar no topo da página) ou "guests" (usuários não logados). E não conta para o trust score do usuário.

O tipo 2 e 3 só podem ser criados caso você tenha sido vitima do usuário em especifico. Isso significa que se alguém roubar outro usuário, apenas a vitima pode criar esses tipos de flag. Ela aparece para todo mundo, deixa o !!! e o "Warning: trade with extreme caution" no trust score do usuário e a mensagem vermelha gritante para todos no topo da trust page dele.

Qualquer usuário pode se colocar a favor ou contra de qualquer flag (incluindo a 2 e 3), porém apenas usuários DT1 e DT2 contam para a votação da flag. No caso, caso haja mais votos DT1/DT2 a favor, a flag fica ativa e é mostrada. Caso tenham mais DT1/DT2 contra, ela ficara inativa e não será mostrado os avisos.

Agora o trust antigo (aquele do feedback) tem menos efeito, e por isso pode ser utilizado em mais casos que não envolvam um scam em específico (não que isso já não acontecesse... mas agora é mais "legal" fazer isso).

They expire after 3 or 10 years after the incident (based on the type of the flag).


This specific test flag's "incident date" is May 2016.

So, 3 years after the incident (May 2019 in this case) the flag would have expired.

No. I can think of possible 2 solutions here.

1) Backup your wallet file (at %appdata/Electrum/wallets - for preventive measures) and download the latest version of Electrum. It will try to convert your wallet file to the newest formats and you will be able to connect to the servers.

2) If your wallet file doesn't work on the newest version of Electrum (for some reason), you can try creating a watch-only version of your wallet, building a transaction, sending it to the old version Electrum for signining and broadcast it manually. That's an harder solution, so try out the first one and if it doesn't work, we can try this one.

This mixer is selective scamming ffs. Stop using it.

If any of you guys that got scammed by them want to create a flag against his acc (to avoid other people getting scammed by him), go here and follow the steps choose either the option 2 or 3): https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;addflag=44692

Then post the link here so I support it.

Use the direct link instead of the inactive flags page url: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;flag=78

According to theymos instructions, only someone that got scammed by him or bustabit (since he's using his script without a license) can add the type 2 and 3 flags. So all you can do is give him the flag that only shows up to newbies and guests.

Ask devans (bustabit's owner) to add him a flag. Then you can support it.

Since the thread was bumped...

If you use the Firefox browser on your phone, you can download the Tampermonkey extension and use this script to make it more mobile-friendly: Bitcointalk Mobile Friendly App for Android

He doesn't own shit about this "trading platform"; remember the Bitfi """hardware wallet"""? He's just getting paid to promote it, just like he loves to do with other bad projects and shitcoins. If you have a few BTC spared, you can get him to say whatever you want. Don't trust this just like you wouldn't trust any other random/shady exchange.

If I understood correctly, you can only give him the first type of flag "Due to various concrete red flags, I believe that anyone dealing with this user has a high risk of losing money" - which is only shown to guests/newbies.

The other 2 cases are only valid if you are a victim of OP (scammed, deceived, etc). If he "violated a casual or implied agreement with me, resulting in damages" or "violated a written contract with me, resulting in damages".

That's exactly what I understood after DdmrDdmr's post. I thought he was getting that error whenever he tries to make a post, but that's what shows when he visits a (now deleted) post from him.

case closed?

Find the one you want and install it. After that, go to BitcoinTalk, click on the extension icon next to your URL and click "Edit" on the installed theme. It will open an page with the CSS code of the theme. Just change the color hex to the one you want.

Are you sure you're searching for the right transaction? (is the tx id right? which block explorer are you using?)
Transactions don't get dropped after only 12 hours. I've had a few that lasted days before getting confirmed.

Try using your Nano S with the Electrum wallet. How to: https://support.ledger.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005161925-Set-up-and-use-Electrum

See if the transaction shows up there. If it does, right click -> Details -> Copy; then, go to a few tx broadcasters [1] [2] [3], paste the code there and submit it.

It would to get it confirmed quickly. Just open your Nano S wallet with Electrum and follow these instructions: https://bitcoinelectrum.com/how-to-do-a-manual-child-pays-for-parent-transaction/

You can. Just go into another computer, install Electrum (the latest version), and import your wallet with its backup seed.

If you didn't write down your backup seed (for some reason), you can see it by going to Wallet -> Seed. ALWAYS have this seed written down. Without it, you can't recover your coins if something like this happens or if you break your PC.

P.S: Be careful with the phishing websites! Always double check the URL: ELECTRUM.ORG is the only real website Electrum has.

It will. But it is probably going to take some time until the mempool clears out. You can also just do what I said and CPFP the transaction to get it confirmed quickly (even in the next block if you want).

If it doesn't get any confirmation (it will), you can just keep rebroadcasting the transaction until it gets, even if it take days/months/years (assuming it would take that long).

You already have the private-keys. So even if your session ends, you still will have control over the address with the pre-loaded coins (the "chip").

P.S: Remember that you can keep extending the session until everythings sorts out.

It was probably because of this:


Source

The mempool just spiked. ChipMixer used a fee which was enough for the time he sent, but it quickly grow up, so others got priorized.

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If you are in a hurry, you can just spend the coins right away (even if still unconfirmed) by import them in Electrum, then using a high fee to CPFP your transaction. (basically, miners will want to confirm your transaction because of the high fee, but they will need to confirm the one from ChipMixer first, so both will go through at the same time)

I think it has something to do with the fact that "quoting" is basically a reply (which is why it opens the "post reply" page when you click on it). And you can't reply to a locked thread. So, it was meant to work like this.

You can alredy make a quote manually (by getting the unixtime, link, author and using it in the quote format). So, Maybe I can try creating a script for this, if anyone is interested.

This message has nothing to do with mods removing posts.

You didn't understand how this works.

- Your Bitcoin is in the address X.

You have a watch-only wallet with the address X. This means that you can only "watch/see" this address (balance, transactions, etc... but not spend).

To have the same as a "Standard wallet" for your address X, you need the private-key.

The only way you can recover these coins is if you manage to get your address X private-key and import it in electrum (the private-key). It will basically create the same wallet as you have now, but with the capacity to spend the coins.

See this: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17P52DifaD7YfvzLkX3wrxGVpKcaPHY4y57ZpI-FK754/edit#gid=1700332667