Does the account pricer count white spaces? Just curious how well the pricer estimates Average character count per post.

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I was researching the ways how people make queries in the blockchain and I got the result that many create custom DBs on their ends to support their ways. If you use an additional DB at your end (other than core's leveldb) to store blockchain data, what DB do you use?

I know what you mean, it is sad there are so many people that fail and start to scam. I rather make a little bit minus and see it as a failed investment! You can leave the topic, i don't mind. I just wanted to make clear to everyone who reads this, that not all admins are scammers.
I just send you the link to the script on PM. Because i dont want scammers to use it

Of course! It's great to be back. I've recently started at a new college and have been super busy IRL.


so it will be good if OP update the thread

Yes, for all TIME holders.

That's right, all fees, including third party ones are included in the rate. It's a simple and easy trade where one can, for example, enter the amount he wants to receive or he wants to pay and he will see instantly what he will receive at the end. After that he can pay directly. All payments except SEPA are instant.

A successful doublespend is when two transactions with conflicting inputs are both included in a block. Blockchain.info displays transactions that has conflicting inputs that are usually unconfirmed. Reference nodes marks an input as spent when they see a transaction that spends it. Even though reference nodes do not relay transactions with conflicting inputs in their mempool, the attacker can relay two conflicting transactions to different nodes at the same time. Both transactions will then be seen by Blockchain.info due to their huge number of connections.

Once a transaction is added to a block, it's allmost impossible to doublespend the inputs, but as long as the transaction is unconfirmed, it's pretty easy to do so.

My best guess is that the person who wrote the wiki meanth that once your transaction is confirmed, it's protected against double-spending.

The way i always understood the concept, double spending means only one of many transactions spending the same inputs is included in a block, the other one is cancelled. This is what makes it dangerous. You think you have received funds from somebody, but a completely different transaction spending the same input is included in a block, and your transaction is cancelled, hence, you are no longer payed.

Hi MadGamer

I really understand want you are saying, i saw also some other networks that have failed and where scam. But you need to be fair and also give this network a chance, before you say don't use them. Every network started small and most of them didn't write their own script. I have also bought this script and many others too, but it doesn't mean, that everyone is a scammer. I am also running a faucet since 8 months and i am very trusted. I even payed out, when google adsense banned me, and i have lost my earnings! And the same is with coinadnet.com, i have a strictly budget plan, when it fails, i can notice my members before i close it, and everyone will be able to payout before this.

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