Take a look at this thread: TerminologyAt least a few of those are not in your dictionary. |
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{
"address": "0x6346f731d2e947c23fcf6d8e49e1282783252bc0",
"msg": "Im zedsacs from bitcointalk.org And my account has been hacked/locked last week May 18 2018. Please reset the email to zedsacs12@gmail.com",
"sig": "0x6b44d905f6dce1ecc66a9f7b8613150376e111ee3c50e50a6f734eec6f20d80f4e1f546c7b53bd3a106baf90aeabe933679b04d4d63fe2d7ab2d15b66586e62d1c",
"version": "3",
"signer": "MEW"
}Verified. But please remember to use the code tag when posting an ETH signed message. Otherwise, BitcoinTalk will break the 'sig' string in two lines and put an space between it, making the verification to fail. Also, next time don't forget to stake a Bitcoin Address which private-key you control to be used in cases like this one. |
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I don't think so. But it's probably worth a try. Doesn't verify for me. Admin's probably won't accept an eth addresses anyway so please provide other sources.
A signed message from a bitcoin address is likely the only thing that is going to get your account back. If you can't provide that then you should at least try sort the ethereum one out.
Why can't you sign a message with your BTC address? |
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I think DT member means Default Trust Members.
You are correct. If so why theymos on DT1 list?
I think he trusts himself (not sure tho). You get removed by the DT2 list? I think it might be "you get removed from the DT2 List".
Fixed. |
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(Correct me if I'm wrong) DT1: People that theymos trust. DT2: People that the DT1 users trust. - To become a DT1 user, you need to be trusted by theymos. - To become a DT2 user, you must be added by someone on the DT1 list. - If you get added by someone in the DT1 list, but get excluded by 2 other users, you get removed from the DT2 list. I posted the list of DT1 and DT2 users as of now here: https://pastebin.com/fdruf3Hx |
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Are you talking about bitcointalk (.) to?
The url you linked at the title is the original BitcoinTalk where I'm posting this right now. And it's the only url that BitcoinTalk has.
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A simple example: 1. Install Json.net with NuGet: https://www.newtonsoft.com/json; 2. Import it; Imports Newtonsoft.Json.Linq 3. Use something like this: Dim webClient As New System.Net.WebClient
Dim result As String = webClient.DownloadString("https://api.coinmarketcap.com/v2/ticker/1/?convert=BTC")
Dim json As JObject = JObject.Parse(result)
TextBox1.Text = "$" + json.SelectToken("data").SelectToken("quotes").SelectToken("USD").SelectToken("price").ToString()
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Binance doesn't require KYC if you are going to withdrawal less than 2 BTC per month. But you will need to create an account. For quick trades without needing an account, you can use ShapeShift or Evercoin. |
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Anyone can receive merit.
Now please lock the thread at the bottom-left corner of the page to avoid spam.
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It's possible mainly if you are looking for a decentralized exchange. The problem with centralized exchanges is that usually you can't use your own address and coins to make trades, since everything is happening in the back end and you don't want to give them your private-key. You need to deposit first and trade with a IOU. Meanwhile, DEX are making P2P transactions on your own to someone's else address, so you can load your private-key in the client and do the transactions. I'm sure there are others, but this is one I tested and can confirm that works for Ledger and Trezor: https://www.airswap.io/tradeIt's an ETH/tokens exchange. You connect your Ledger, put how much tokens you want to buy, confirm in the Ledger to send the ETH, and receive the tokens in the same address. Quick and secure. |
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@mdayonliner
how did you make search function useful? your result is not showing on my search result. there is no bakasabo on my result
I don't want to discredit you but I feel your post is too arrogant thus search function is not working well I did the same thing on the one on the picture you shown.
1. I just did the same search and there is. 2. Even if it the search function wasn't working well, you can google site:bitcointalk.org twitter re-audit and find bakasabo's post. His post isn't too arrogant. He is just stating the truth: that you guys are too lazy to even do a simple search before making a post with the same content that already got posted 3 times. |
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1. Create an account at etherscan.io; 2. Go to etherscan.io/myaddress; 3. Click "Add New Address" and enter your ETH address; 3. Select "Email Notification"; Now you will get a email notification every time you receive a new transaction. |
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This would be cool. They could also add support for Ledger's Fido U2F.
However, I'm not even sure if they are going to release epochtalk anymore. The development seems stagnated.
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Could someone explain what is the purpose or advantages about to create or make a PGP?
Mostly privacy. You don't want the NSA reading your emails, do you? PGP is useful for two things: 1. Privacy and Security, and 2. Authenticity. By privacy, I mean that you can prevent people from seeing things. For example, you can encrypt an email to someone, or encrypt a file with a list of passwords. By Authenticity, I mean that you can ensure a message was sent/written by the person you think it was, and that it wasn't modified by a third party. Of course, these two can be combined. I'll discuss these further. Source: https://www.phildev.net/pgp/gpgwhy.html |
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I will have to disagree with using G2A. Please don't support this website. |
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