I can sell them some right now at $99k

That's the thing with DDOS: it's just a device requesting a website. It's not easy to know if it's a human or an infected device doing it.

It's like saying I think my made-up Bitcoin Loyce Vision should have 1% of Bitcoin's price. It means nothing.

That's typical for a DDOS. It must be far too cheap by now, to attack basically any site that makes something nice.

I wanted to check reality to see how often this occurred (start with Bitcoin block data available in CSV format, and download time.txt), but there is no accurate data on block times. In some cases the block time moves backwards.

If you add a posting bot to it, I could use LoyceBot to quote and verify the posts
I had a posting bot years ago, but it stopped working. I tried several times after that, but never could get a reliable system to post.

I tried it for about a week, and never hit a block. CPU mining loses from ASIC even if the difficulty is reset to 1.

I get a 404 Forbidden:

To answer your PM: let's see if "Show All" on long topics still works. If it works, click https://loyce.club/showall/2064991.html in about 30 minutes.

Update: It only got the first page. I'll look into this later. Fixed

Bump! Let's see if this still works

I've read that too indeed. This isn't just an innocent scam, it's most likely a network of organized crime.

There are 2 things I would improve: get more RAM, and don't use an external drive. It's very easy to accidentally disconnect the USB cable, and that will lead to file corruption. Chainstate when fully synced is 11 GB, that doesn't fit your RAM which will lead to terabytes of data written to your disk.

Adding RAM will improve your overall computing experience, and is not very expensive anyway.

Considering I'm getting older, maybe we should take 2 weeks next time.

Lol. I guess you learned a valuable life lesson. It's a textbook scam.

Playing along to keep a scammer busy is one thing. Sending them money is not "playing along", that is getting scammed!

It's amazing how gullible people are.

You decided to get scammed?

Being able to withdraw only 2% didn't ring a bell?

You couldn't be more wrong. Bitcoin is real money!

When I first saw your topic, I thought you were asking about this scam before sending them money, but apparently you fell all the way in already.

It's easy: not your keys, not your coins. You have access to an account made by a scammer, that means nothing.

You're a horny fool who fell right into their trap from the beginning. Of course they try to shake you for more money and they will try to bleed you dry to the very last satoshi you own.

A random victim has a very small chance of falling for their trap, You've proven to be a great victim who plays along willingly, and you've proven to easily send your money. That $250k doesn't exist, a number in a scammer's app means nothing. It's just to make you more greedy so you'll risk even more money.

I'll give you some advice: delete that app, wipe the phone, take your losses, lick your wounds, and forget about this "hot girl". You know the one you're chatting to is an ugly dude, right? You may have seen pictures of a girl, and they may even have hired her for a video chat, but come on, let reality sink in!

If it helps: I may have archived posts that were deleted later from the topic you're looking for.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!


I can walk fine again, but it turns out my mental capacity hasn't recovered yet. I wanted to right-click "quote", and write this from a new Window. But what I did, was right-click "delete", which resulted in your post being deleted without asking for confirmation Sorry Foxpup, this was unintentional
Thanks again for your flawless timing!

We had visitors, and I couldn't just pull out and demonstrate my time machine in front of them. So I ended up 3 hours late.

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Update: I've removed the self-mod from this topic. It gets derailed anyway, and I'm okay with that. I don't want to be able to make this mistake again, so I dare to drink alcohol again And I hadn't even had any yet.

The whole point of testnet is to test things that you can use in the real wallet later. Since it's open source, you can strip out anything related to the real wallet, but it's kinda pointless to do.

You can click "lock" (bottom-left) yourself.

Why did you change your negative feedback to positive while saying it's neutral?

Before I opened this topic, it would have been dust:
If that happens again, you'll just have to wait it out.

As long as you're not in a hurry, that works. I'm still waiting for lower transaction fees myself.

Many companies overcharge their customers, but wasting money still costs them money.

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Consolidations are going to take a while. I noticed bc1qwkpdjeatdwrpv4vu4mj84ee6vkn96vdz2drfsn is filling many blocks consolidating 0.000049999 BTC inputs at 7.28 sat/vbyte. The transactions all have >1000 inputs, weigh about 75 kvbytes, and send 0.05 BTC. The address received 8.6 BTC in total, so that makes about 170 large consolidation transactions (assuming all inputs are the same size, it's hard to see that many inputs on a block explorer).
How did this address get all those inputs? It came from transactions like this one, which paid $20 at 199 sat/vbyte for something that looks like Ordinal dust spam. Maybe the 4999 sats were a payment for some "service" related to the Ordinals? I don't know, but someone no doubt earned a lot of money from this.

This sounds a lot like a common scam. Someone recommends something, you get fake profits after depositing, in a few months it will show you "have" $80k, and if you want to withdraw you'll have to deposit $8k first "to pay taxes". It's a scam. Don't fall for that, there are enough reputable exchanges out there.
Note: I know nothing about PKEK. But I see no reason for any Newbie to use an unknown exchange, it's not worth the risk.

When in doubt: don't install it, and don't use it.