If I buy bitcoins from a legitimate exchange and put them in the Electrum wallet is that wallet now forever linked to me by this transaction?
The address will be linked to your exchange account. Bitcoin transactions are stored forever in the blockchain. If I send bitcoins from this Electrum wallet to a mixer then back to a second Electrum wallet owned by me is this second wallet/coins now completely anonymous?
Yes. If you never do any direct transaction from your wallet 1 to the wallet 2 and if the mixer trully works (some can be analysed quite easily). Buy Bitcoins -> Send to Wallet 1 -> Send to Mixer -> Wallet 2. If you use ChipMixer (see my signature), it's will probably be more effective, because the output coins are older than the input (the coins you sent), so chain analysis are way more difficult to be executed. |
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Mmm, I'll pass, for a few bucks sure, for a 1k+ USD transaction, I need to get the address straight from bitpay, not from some 3rd party website that gives me who knows what btc address...
You can actually get them by your own with a quite simple method: Just send a GET request to the invoice URL with the header "Accept" equal to "application/payment-request" and you will see the payment data. The output will look like this: {
"network":"main",
"currency":"BTC",
"requiredFeeRate":10.681,
"outputs":[
{
"amount":1001600,
"address":"159Z9Q2qUURpZN6F1VConaKguv1r1wjNXg"
}
],
"time":"2018-05-30T00:12:31.638Z",
"expires":"2018-05-30T00:27:31.638Z",
"memo":"Payment request for BitPay invoice 6iKSbiLdJkQGnuCoztCsU1 for merchant Electronic Frontier Foundation",
"paymentUrl":"https://bitpay.com/i/6iKSbiLdJkQGnuCoztCsU1",
"paymentId":"6iKSbiLdJkQGnuCoztCsU1"
}
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I have an idea:
1. Create a website that offers raffles.
2. People can mine with their browser in exchange of tickets.
3. They can use those tickets to join raffles and giveaways.
I saw something like this in the past that did that. The user had to keep a Twitch livestream open (seeing ads sometimes) and could earn tickets with it. Then, he could join raffles and have a chance to win a prize.
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As of now, the site has been shut off. The phishing site is offline
Still working here. Here is an archive from right now: https://archive.is/8oHxX |
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Never heard about anything like this.
Can you post the link to the thread in question?
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Anyone can receive merit.
Now please lock the thread at the bottom-left corner of the page to avoid spam.
And THIS is what happens when you don't lock your thread after getting an answer. 10 Newbies spamming this thread with useless answers. Smh. edit: 2 more  |
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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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