If you scroll down Active users and top posters in the past 24 hours you'll see long lists of Brand new accounts with ... 10, 9, 8 ... posts. This spam wave has recently increased a lot. Most of the posts get deleted quickly, but the ones that slip through mean the spammer reached his goal.

I think your average block time is too high: you have to divide the total time interval by 135, not 136, to get the average time in between blocks.


You may be able to make a nice graph for the change in total number of addresses funded per type. I've noticed the numbers drop when fees are low.

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I got a new 1 TB budget storage VPS today. It's already downloading Blockchair's bitcoin inputs, I expect this to finish somewhere in February 2021 (at 100 kB/s). I want to add outputs and transactions too. It's very convenient to have this accessible with better bandwidth, for example to create all_Bitcoin_txids.txt.bz2 (19 GB) from the "output" data.

Once done, I'll add another topic to my collection:

His account BiPolarBob got compromised in 2018, see WARNING: BiPolarBob account HACKED! Don't send any BTC.

They're a French company, so it falls under the GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation). However, the implementation may vary per member state. In my country a company could ask to provide evidence you are who you say you are before removing your data, and in practice that often comes down to sending them a copy of your legal ID.
That's usually not something you want to give to a company you don't trust with personal data.

It could have been made on a non-public board (such as Investigations or Mods-only).

I found this in another topic:
And I agree Can the wording on DefaultTrust Change Log be changed from "nutildah distrusts RaltcoinsB" to "nutildah distrusts RaltcoinsB's judgement"?
I did something similar for my Trust list viewer going from "LoyceMobile Trusts:" to "LoyceMobile Trusts these users' judgement:"

It helps with this:

Just root access to loyce.club, but addresses.loyce.club and alladdresses.loyce.club aren't hosted at AWS. This month so far, they've passed 1 TB of traffic, so it was a good call not to use AWS (this would cost $90).

That seems like overkill for this.

For a database it would only mean checking and adding 750k addresses per day, instead of sorting the entire data again. I expect sort to take less long too when the majority of ("old") data is already sorted, but haven't tested for speed differences.

I have never experienced any downtime with AWS, unlike all VPS providers I've ever used. Those "external projects" don't have much priority to me, if it's down I don't lose scraping data.

It's doing the biweekly data update, that probably slowed it down too.

Quoted and verified in Electrum.

However, if you want to use this to prove ownership after an email change, it's better to sign from an address that was posted before the change.

Only if Recent Posts showed the post without the username.

If you like scrolling more than clicking: see WallObserver.tk/7d.html

Do accounts get deleted?

That's post 43455, post 55860583 was deleted.

Last Friday. My guess would be it was a spambot copying an old post.

Nope. That post has always been anonymous.

This project got stuck on a post without userID. I don't know what happened there.
I only saw it after 3 days. It works again.

The number of daily posts went up by several thousands, unfortunately caused by spammers.

I clearly failed to check for this, but as far as I know anonymous posts aren't possible. I didn't save the patrol snapshot so I can't check what was really there.

Do you have any idea what happened to post 55860583? My version doesn't make sense.

You're #19218 out of 20120 waiting transactions. I think your interpretation was the opposite.

Thanks, it's fixed now.

Credit where credit is due: the code on loyce.club/profile.html?id=3 was created (and fixed) by suchmoon. I only create the input data (ignore the 1-3 digit directory names, they're temporary for backwards compatibility for the BPIP extension).

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Maybe my description "Trust list of the week" wasn't the best.... I didn't add that user because he's popular, nor would I recommend copying his Trust list. It's just a Newbie that popped up with a long Newly created Trust list.

I'm glad to see this service is being used too:


I'd love to hear feedback (because I'm curious): what are you guys using this for?

Most of the Trust relations on the Turkish local board seem to be based on nationality instead of their good judgement. This has been going on for a while.

Most of the users who included (or are included by) RaltcoinsB have negative feedback: