Right now you can only post once every 6 minutes. Once you get at least 15 points of activity, you will be able to post once every minute - which is more than enough, otherwise you will probably get banned for post bursting. waittime = 360;
if(activity >= 15)
waittime = (int)(90 - activity);
if(activity >= 60)
waittime=(int)(34.7586 - (0.0793103 * activity));
if(activity >= 100)
waittime = max((int)(14-(activity/50)), 4); Before you ask how to get points of activity, how to rank up, etc: Forum ranks/positions/badges |
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What happens to the Blockchain request if the account was set up with one of hose emails but they no longer exist?
The emails just don't go through. If I were to setup the domains again with the same emails would Blockchain's reminder then go thru?
It probably would. But keep in mind that this is only helpful if you know your wallet passwort, since you would need the 12 word seed to restore the wallet without the password. |
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You need mew to use erc20 tokens with ledger nano. Is there any other way?
I don't like mew very much, those in browser solutions I don't trust very much..
Not at the moment. However, Ledger is working on its own Ethereum app, so users won't need to be stuck with MEW. |
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If you mean mention someone so they can get notified about the post, then you can't.
The best you could do is put a @Username in your post and PM him with the link.
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How can you put Coinbase and not Electrum in your list? Coinbase isn't even a wallet. And where is Core?
Bad list IMO. This looks more like a list of random "wallets" than a "top 5 of safest wallets";
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I've got nothing but green trust and I'm unaware of what I did wrong.
Did you miss this red trust by Don DarkStar? Copy and pasted many posts in an attempt to earn more BTC from the signature campaign he is in. Would not trust as
a) He intentionally breaks forum rules
b) Defrauds the signature campaign he is in, as I'm sure they expect original posts
c) Claims that "I was just trying to be helpful by posting that..not to take as my own.", despite multiple occurrences with zero references to a reference. Reference: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2855895.msg30964947#msg30964947 |
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Which another wallet support multiple receiver sending?
Normally, none. Like the user said above, you will need to develop a smartcontract to do what you want (see the OmiseGo contract example above). |
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To be fair I couldn't understand a single word you said on the chat. Your english is so bad that the mod had to ban you for not speaking the language. I can't say much about your first ban, since there is no informations or screenshots about what happened. dats rude u shud ban svr first cant u express ur feelings lol  Dafuq? |
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A have a request for you:
- Stop with this unnecessary text styling. This font size makes it hard for me to read your post. No one here is blind.
- Stop with this repeated posts. This is the 4rd post I see this week that says basically the same thing you are saying here.
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I thought this was Google's fault? The problem was on the DNS server and not on MEW. There was literally nothing they could do to avoid this attack.
Actually, they always warned everyone to always check for the SSL green text before the url (even before you access your wallet, there is a small tutorial that says the same thing). And if people followed their instructions, nothing would have happened to their coins. Or even better: download and run MEW locally. Bam! No way someone can DNS redirect you to a fake website.
Everything should be ok now.
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I couldn't find anything about me that isn't older than 1 month  Meanwhile a Google search results in posts I made 8 hours ago. So I'll be sticking with it for now. |
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I agree with you, but come to think of it, if the mod decides to act on this, by removing every signature manager, dont you think it will have an effect on the forum and it will also affect more than 50% of the forum users?
Just like we have our traditional market, where some are selling expiring goods, in a situation like this do you stop all traders from trading just because some of them are selling expiring goods?
More than 50% of the forum users are probably spammers and bounty hunters. So I don't care if they go. The forum was way better a few years ago when only people who actually care about the technology would use the forum to discuss about Bitcoin ( real discussions). Now, take a look at Bitcoin Discussion board. I challenge you to find at least one post where there is a real discussion going on and not just 50 spammers saying the same thing over and over again to 'meet up their weekly task'. |
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No No, I don't think the idea of removing signature campaign managers is a good one, mind you, the signature campaign is one of those things that keeps this forum busy, people visit forum ever to just meet up with their weekly task.
if there is one thing we should be looking out for, it should be how we can stop people from spamming forums. And I think the best way for us to archive this is by visiting forums on a daily basis and reporting every spammer we come across. with this, the of spamming will reduce
If that's what you think about signature campaigns, then they definitely should be removed. 'Keeping the forum busy' and 'people visiting the forum just to meet up their weekly task'? Wtf. Those people ARE the problem of the forum. If someone visits this forum weekly just to 'complete his task', he is probably a spammer who does the minimum/maximum of shitposts he can do for his campaign and don't come back until the next week. Do you think we need this kind of people? Or that this is healthy for the forum? Posting for your campaign and making money shouldn't be the priority nor be seen as a job. It should be the consequence of your *real* participation in the forum. |
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You do not notice this, you do not need to enter your private key, but just enter a bitcoin address, and if the private key for that address exists in our database, it will show you otherwise, something to display Does not exist
And from where do you get those private-keys? If that's the case, your website is pretty much useless since there are 2^160 possibilities of Bitcoin addresses and you only have 24,363,716 addresses stored in your database. Please note that none of the addresses you are looking are not stored in server and all of it in client-side search operations are done.
How is this a client-side if the address is being sent to a page called "search_api.php"? |
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"Address list is stored on your local system and not saved on any server"
This is a lie. How on earth can I trust a website that sends my private-keys to a php page which I can't know what is happening? One thing is to use (preferably locally) based on Javascript and that doesn't require any internet connection or a unknown server back-end. But using a third-party website that does everything on the server-side and requires internet connection? You are crazy.
AVOID THIS WEBSITE AT ALL COSTS!
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Where did you get this master key that you are using to create the view-only wallet? If it was from your Electrum wallet, which options did you select to show it?
And is this Electrum wallet in view-only?
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Today we had a spike on the number of transactions, and consequently, the fees got higher. You can see it better with this website[1]. Everything has already been normalized, so the fees should be low again. [1] https://jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#1,24h |
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It's easy. Just download Electrum[1] (for Bitcoin) and either: a. Open your Electron Cash wallet file with with; b. Or restore your Electron Cash wallet seed into Electrum. Then, just send your coins to the address you want. [1] https://electrum.org/#download |
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I strongly advise using Cryptonite by MetaCert! It's a Chrome plugin that warns you if you get redirected to a phishing site. In addition MetaMask, a hardware wallet and/or an offline version of MyEtherWallet. I already suggested this before and it would helpagainst phising websites like MyEth reWallet dot com, but would this work if the official MEW domain (or the DNS in this case) was hijacked? According to the reddit post OP linked above, the user "Used EAL" (which is a similar extension) to check if the url was correct. But this was not the issue and that's why he still got scammed. The two best solutions would be to always check the SSL certificate right before the URL or by always running the wallet locally from the source code. |
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i have an old laptop its saying it will take 50 days to generate the address.. is this normal.. and will it harm my computer?
Depends. If you are trying to generate a vanity address with many characters and/or case-sensitive, the difficulty will be higher and it's obvious going to take a while. But keep in mind that this is an estimate. |
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