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You can actually reduce a key to 7 or 8 English words (while staying safe from bruteforce attacks for years to come) by generating it using a tool such as NoBrainr.
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Doesn't seem to be very accurate... Largest tx is supposed to be 550,000 in 2011, IIRC |
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It looks lime somebody took the time and registered a domain just to answer your questions. http://bitcoinfees.comThis is answering a lot of questions but not the OP's. OP, here's your answer: Minimal output that is accepted is 5460 satoshis. (to prevent network spam) This might change at some point in the future. Google "5460 satoshis" for more info. |
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Just append -D__NO_SYSTEM_INCLUDES at the DEFS= in makefile.mingw if it works: 1BonusDf776X1LKyDAd5mnFBfu7uNr4Qr7  I have that in the make file. Can you post the contents of that file so we can help? |
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Just append -D__NO_SYSTEM_INCLUDES at the DEFS= in makefile.mingw if it works: 1BonusDf776X1LKyDAd5mnFBfu7uNr4Qr7 |
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I'm happily chainsnorting on OS X:  |
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Colors! Edit: Not getting colors. Also, I don't see any code for the easter egg.  I think only the executable windows version has colors and the easter egg |
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Now I know that the 10-min per block is only an average number, but still, this looks quite rare and unusual:  By the way, does anyone know how far behind or ahead we are of the expected height? |
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Hey, another f*cking huge one!!! From 1GgBrwZ6XWhJQYYcA2gV6HEG3AP1doFzHs To 1F48Zpk5ZZAT9emYKAwkEr2QmT2Rd1ZcRj  This is giving me a boner! There, I've said it. And I'm wondering what it sounded like on http://www.bitlisten.com/ |
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What's the minimum non-zero fee that makes sense? I mean, 1 satoshi is not treated by almost all nodes as a "proper" bitcoin transaction fee. The minimum non-zero fee used to be 0.0001 BTC per 1 kb, but how has 0.8.6 or 0.9+ affect this?
I don't know much about the theory, but currently, the minimum generally accepted non-zero fee seems to be 0.0001 (ie, about 8 cents). Of course, this depends on the transaction size as you said. The chainsnort tool is your friend if you want to see what people are generally paying for their transaction fees (last column): https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=373490.0 |
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I'll be scared when I see $5000 going into that address, not anything less. |
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How do you generate that? Care to share a script or something? |
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This is actually a very good question. What you are saying makes sense to me, so I'm also really interested to hear from the experts. (Is this an example of the so-called birthday paradox?)
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200 BTC paid for proof of gmaxwell being involved in child porn! As he claims.
gmaxwell still claim to be involved. 200 btc for his involvement.
...I can feel a ban coming... |
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What are the odds that it's a 15 year old who happened to run bitcoin.exe for a while in 2011, just for fun ?
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I just saw this baby popping up on my radar. Any idea what that might be??  [EDIT] It seems the sender address is 13Df4x5nQo7boLWHxQCbJzobN5gUNT65Hh. [EDIT2] Should have mentioned, the tool I've used to watch it happen live is the windows version of flatfly's chainsnort ( official thread). It's oddly soothing to watch the constant trickle of transactions  |
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Put up a bounty and I guess the info should surface...
For example I could take the time to find this.
Sounds like you know it already  No but I think I know how to find it out. It's just a little time consuming. |
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Put up a bounty and I guess the info should surface...
For example I could take the time to find this.
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