Some notes taken from the website
Bismuth is the only project in the world that has implemented the alternative approach to smart contracts as suggested by Nick Szabo. Bismuth is the only project in the world that supports multiple cryptosystems for signatures, making it effectively resistant to quantum attack towards any single system. Bismuth blockchain pruning exists since 2017 and reduces blockchain size to 100 MB at any given point. Bismuth is the first blockchain platform fully created in Python. Bismuth now has many core developers, most of them are pool owners. PoW works for adoption. Bismuth mainnet launched in 2017, but has been in development since 2014. The transaction, network, consensus layers, the wallet, the original explorer and several dapps have all been written by a single person. The main problem of Ethereum is ignoring that transactions that do not involve value transfers do not need consequential order / Nakamoto consensus. ETH scaling is therefore limited to it’s serialization design. Bismuth is not. Bismuth contracts are independent of the core layer. Nothing on Bismuth interferes with the consensus layer. Bismuth plugins enable you to create applications that do not rely on blockchain speed (off-chain) but can still fully utilize all advantages of it. While Bitcoin has halvings, Bismuth has developer doublings. Every year, the number of expert core developers doubles. Hypernodes run on their own PoS system. Bismuth rewards drop with every single block. Bismuth is the only cryptocurrency project in the world that supports multiple address formats (ECDSA, RSA,…) Bismuth’s casino Zircodice was created after failed promises of the XVC developer “John Connor” mysteriously disappeared and abandoned the project. Bismuth has an automated giveaway bot for Twitter which rewards users for tweeting about it. Python is the most attractive and effective language of them all. Bismuth combines voluntarism with decentralization to secure unlimited scaling. It works because users are given a choice, not being dictated which plugin, dapp or crystal to use. Consistency is required only on the most elemental level. Bismuth allows for on-chain forking on the secondary level without any impact on it. One of the ultimate goals of Bismuth is to become the blockchain enabler. Not to force anything on users or their nodes to limit scalability, but to let them use the parts of the ecosystem which they opt for. To create an elemental mosaic. Total decentralization. With Ethereum, every computer is a copy of other computers. With Bismuth, every computer is an independent server with optional integrations.
where is the privacy part?
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good idea.
rasp pi is too technical for some, a phone on the other hand is..
- user friendly and built to run on battery, means it runs on battery for far longer than laptop (battery) and a desktop (ups) (if there is power outage) .
- room space friendly and very compact.
- even an old samsung s4 is cheap and powerful enough, can make use of a dedicated phone to your POS coins, you don't want to lose coins when you lose your phone to some misfortune.
if you are about to replace your old phone, technically that's a spare computer.
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KYC means.... KEEPING YOUR COINS crooktopia, vulvaexchange, grant exthorntion ...all scheming filthy rats LOL
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£0.12 for electricity? It translates to $0.15. Just give up, buy whatever coin you were thinking to mine instead. Not worth the trouble.
GPU mining is pretty dead too. Almost every major alt are already infested with ASIC's. (and they are using nearly free electricity) Give up.
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Hello,
What is --algo parameter for BEAMv2 ?
--algo beam or --algo beamv2 ?
--algo beamhash it is in the sample configs
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Anyone on nicehash? I was wondering what happens to the money owed me from these 3 addresses
comes to around 0.0155 btc
i can't login to my nicehash account even "the reset password for migration to new platform" doesn't work...it is a good thing i took everything that they refunded so far, still I have a very small amount of BTC there (remaining to be refunded). so nicehash is venturing to an exchange now? what could possibly go wrong? another future hack lol. be careful with nicehash folks.
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Are any of you guys in this thread testing out mining with NAVI (RX 5700 series) with the new AMD driver that just came out?
Thinking to replace my 1080tis for 5700s. I could make $100 per replacement, save some power and get another 3 year warranty while retaining the same hash rate. 8gb gpu ram...they are past, remember how 3gb and 4gb got out classed? wait for better cards.
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1500w if on 110v --> asking for trouble, just to be safe, on 220v, any 16amp socket should run only 8amp x 220 = 1500w maximum 24/7. Cables should be always 50% more room, if a cable is 20amp then always use maximum 10amp, to have the right and safe procedure is very expensive but you will not burn your house if something happens.
to sum this up, breakers are meant to protect the wires. 50% is the safe zone because at 60-70% even if the breakers does not trip from time to time, breakers tend to be warm and get cooked/burned in long 24/7 usage for me i pushed the wire to ~65% and increased Amp rating of my breaker (push limits only if you know what you are doing) - not part of the building wiring (mining dedicated wiring) - i know my wires, the breakers, the load so far so good.
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just don't overload. control greed
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Rubbish announcement, This update is just a smokescreen that we are not getting anything back. I already lost hope on getting a single penny on this demise. This will drag to the coming years until there's nothing left and lawyers happy. Oh! another kyc compliance alibi for Cryptopia to integrate.This what makes more harder for its users to take their money back same as you said and im aint surprised and this is indeed a cover-up into their issues. of course, it is called maximizing the profit. some users won't bother. some users will not receive KYC forms and then delay..delay..until some will not bother anymore and some will still pursue. KYC are needed for larger amounts like 10,000 USD minimum or something around that. so crypto users are laundering 500$? 100$ worth of crypto? LOL liquidators are vultures, what would you expect? click enable withdrawal button? they want money just like any business out there. Cryptopia thieves intentionally put those hyenas there so that the trail of missing/stolen funds obfuscate in the process. Customers did not have individual wallets and it is impossible to determine individual ownership using just the keys in the wallets. While Cryptopia held details of customer holdings and reported these on the Exchange, the crypto-assets themselves were pooled (co-mingled) in coin wallets. As a centralised exchange, users' trades would occur in the exchange's internal ledger without confirmation on the blockchain. prepare for some good fucking from behind.
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-snip- So I am crippled to do sales. -snip-
why not "donate" it to a miner? and as a 'token' of appreciation you'll receive a gift of BTC
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this might work -snip- Bob can also withdraw to any of his 2nd or 3rd bank account and deposit over the counter to his ATM account that Adam has to use in the USA Bob can also request to increase withdrawal limit to his ATM so the 'abroad withdrawal fee' for Adam (Bob's ATM card) can be minimized over all. some banks charge higher withdrawal fee abroad, choosing the right bank to withdraw is a must. Not legal I don't want to run under the radar. Simply not my style. I will knock out the paper work and shut the business down this year. Only way to go. that's the method i use when sending money and buying kitchen stuff (food, ingredients, etc.) in the US. I hope Americans can be officially out of business but still in the game, nature of crypto is under the radar in its core. anyway you all got things figured out there I suppose. when gold was banned in the US, people who happened to take a risk hoarding them got rich. this is already subtle way of banning crypto, by making it almost impossible to get/own. -snip- Have you tried to live without a bank account? Pretty much impossible...I know in France for example, you can't withdraw more than 1500€ without having to justify why. It's your own money, but you can't do what you want with it. If you're getting a deposit of more than 1500€, the bank will call you because they blocked the deposit, requesting you justify where the funds come from. wtf seriously.
Oh well, I guess I'm becoming a paranoid hippie while I'm getting older :-p
transferring from passbook account to ATM account works for me passbook to ATM is same name "me" = no issue with the bank...then i withdraw from ATM, at least the machine does not ask "where are you gonna spend it?" hehe BTW 1500 euro for a deposit is a bit low, at least in my country ~ 10,000 USD is the deposit that triggers the questions. if you have p2p cash flow income/payment to you, you can live without a bank account. unfortunately a lot of crypto "income" which has to be converted to fiat needs to go through banks.
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this might work Bob can also withdraw to any of his 2nd or 3rd bank account and deposit over the counter to his ATM account that Adam has to use in the USA Bob can also request to increase withdrawal limit to his ATM so the 'abroad withdrawal fee' for Adam (Bob's ATM card) can be minimized over all. some banks charge higher withdrawal fee abroad, choosing the right bank to withdraw is a must.
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I really hope that the owners of Cryptopia will have the same fate as the head of WEX. https://www.coindesk.com/ex-ceo-of-crypto-exchange-wex-arrested-in-italySome interesting analogies and comparisons: Cryptopia.NZ - Wex.NZ 23 M $ ERC20 coin - 19 M $ ETH Withdrawn coins on Binance and blocked there and disappeared - Withdrawn coins on Binance and blocked there and disappeared I hope for a well-deserved punishment for the stealing owners of the exchange, who shifted all the losses to customers and went bankrupt on the super-profit crypto-market, their associates, smart-ass and silent liquidators. I would not like to think about the corruption of the NZ police, but where are they looking? Why not take vigorous action? Catch a hacker around the world, instead of arresting scoundrels from a nearby street? https://dictoms.com/dmitri-vasilev-former-crypto-exchange-ceo-arrested-in-italy/"A letter written by users to Vladimir Putin about the exchange was passed on to the Central Investigation Department of the Moscow Department of the Ministry of Internal Affairs." something like this is a better ending for cryptopia crooks https://decrypt.co/8086/bitmarket-exchange-tobias-nemiro-dead-poland
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sa exchanges kasi may record kung sino ang bumili at involved ang banking(records-trace-ability), pero pag p2p madaling ideny (dead-end).
That is the reason why MIXERs exist. If someone is worried about on their identity, then use a mixer, no one could track it down even if its a ton of BTCs. I recommend chipmixer... KYC of exchanges, the amount of fiat you put there is recorded in your name We have RECTO. Bypass KYC. Anyone could do that. banking will still have records, and that amount of fiat is still inside the borders of a country, borders that are hard to cross for big fiat money. let's say you made a "fake name" bank account, huge amount of money transfer will trigger something (AMLA and stuff) to check on you.
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sa exchanges kasi may record kung sino ang bumili at involved ang banking(records-trace-ability), pero pag p2p madaling ideny (dead-end).
That is the reason why MIXERs exist. If someone is worried about on their identity, then use a mixer, no one could track it down even if its a ton of BTCs. I recommend chipmixer... KYC of exchanges, the amount of fiat you put there is recorded in your name
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With that kind of amount in Bitcoins, I believe there must be security measures when dealing in p2p but I would doubt if there is someone who holds that much amount of BTC here in the Philippines.
With the huge amount of bitcoin i think there is no filipino investors or cryptotrader holds that much amount. Even if the Coins.ph it cannot guarantee to provide that amount of bitcoin. I simply have a hunch on someone who might possess this lots of BTCs, and I think using ledgers would be necessary if someone is having this kind of amounts, in fact there would be a lot of risks if you just put it on one address. Having multiple accounts would be fine , though I see it would be necessary as long as you're responsible with your private keys. Though, again with the OP, I've been thinking this thoroughly, but what will you gonna do to that large amount of BTCs? AFAIK, a TRADER would only do a small amount might be 20BTCs will be the max per week. and an INVESTOR would do FIATs. Are you on some kind of creating a Project or what? You're whole attempt was fishy as it is. Some may help you if it was just by bits. Also I think you should just buy those BTCs on an exchange... naghihimay pa kayo ng mga salita hehe kung hindi ito holdapan, taguan ito ng ill gotten wealth..isipin ninyo pwede mong mailabas sa bansa ang pera ng madali sa exchanges kasi may record kung sino ang bumili at involved ang banking(records-trace-ability), pero pag p2p madaling ideny (dead-end).
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a single person couldn't pull it off Can you guys go and pick apart each other's posts in another thread, and keep this one to the topic at hand? kthx.
Agreed. Every time I come to this thread for new info these fucking numb nuts are waving their dicks at each other. at least the dicks we are waving have balls with it you on the other hand have none...here let me help you grow some, just say this words.."cryptopia is an exit scammer and cryptopia shills are potential accomplices" I've used exchanges all these years and I don't have any relation/ties with employees or whatever kind of animal lives there. shilling cryptopia after losing crypto to a hack and losing funds? ... now who's numb here
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hehe this goes two ways either holdaper si buyer o holdaper si seller. kung legit: si coins.ph at coins pro naman talo ka sa arbitrage at slippage. baka maubos ang bitcoin dun pag bibili ka dun tingnan mo ang OTC sa malalaking exchange (international) na nag ooffer ng OTC isang example ang bittrex, meron ngang mga withdrawals dun na lampas pang 1000 BTC. https://www.coindesk.com/bittrex-launches-otc-trading-desk-with-200-crypto-assets
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(look kids - xtraelv is still modifying his posts)...
he deleted pointing out me "at least..being honest in shilling shitcoins" remember xtraelv your dear cryptopia is a shitcoin exchange @xtraelv just being in this thread you all are already tainted with "shitcoins" ....you SHITCOINERS HAHA YOU AND ME so don't give it an "exaggerated bad" name You forgot the part where I said something along the line of (without considering the "shilling" part) . Shilling is not really honest - is it ? Partly because the post was directed more at timelord rather than you. You have been quite direct and straightforward with your conversation with me while timelord avoids answering any questions well I'm honestly buying and selling on exchanges and WTB WTS threads back then...what happened to "mine first, shill later"? hehe
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