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1341  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: encapsule mulitple transferring in one transaction on: July 24, 2018, 12:48:24 PM
Though there aren't a separate place for discussing technical topics on Altcoins,  you can use the ANN Thread to clear your doubts.

Ether is not a currency which can be used for payments like btc. It will be mostly used only for covering gas fees as mentioned by VB. Hence, tokens based on ether can use this function while ether can't. It isn't a complete NO, but you can send eth to multiple addresses using the ecrecover option. I am not really familiar about using this, but sending tokens to multiple address is as easy as creating a contract. You just need to know some basic solidity coding and need to know how to use the multisend function. Here after creating a smart contract for sending of tokens, the list of addresses you mentioned will act as an array and tokens are sent.

Multisend() is commonly used by ICO teams while distributing airdrop tokens to the fellow participants. A basic solidity code for sending tokens to multiple addresses look like

Code:
contract Multisend { function multiTransfer(ERC20 token, address[] _addresses, uint256 amount) 
   public { for (uint256 i = 0; i < _addresses.length; i++)
        {
           token.transfer(_addresses[i], amount);
} } }

Though this may not be a direct answer for your question, it might help you in understanding how eth works.
1342  Other / Meta / Re: [CLUB]Join The SpamBuster's Team of volunteers if you want to share some time to on: July 22, 2018, 04:06:17 PM
Willing to join the club and spam the reports section  Tongue Was reporting spamming for a month or 2 unless I got held up with my work and paused my spamming for a week. I would likely resume the spamming tomorrow and continue. Joining a report club and spamming would really be great. Most probably, I won't be visiting these shitty Altcoin Announcements and I haven't even reported one single "Good/Great Project" post. I felt like mods would be annoyed if I were to report the same shit over and over again. If I start reporting them, I could easily get past 500 good reports within 2 months.

If you are willing to help and have 300 reports and access to your report history you can join.
I really prefer people with access to their report history or in other words with 300 good reports, so they can have overview of their reports.
Does the report history be visible at exactly 300 good reports or 300+ good reports? I don't still see them in my reporting space.  Sad I have roughly reported around 8 today, let me check if the report history would be available once all the 8 reports have been handled.



P.S My total report count exceeded my post count  Grin

EDIT : Report History is now available. I think it is visible only after 300+ good reports and not exactly at 300.
1343  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: [DAILY FREE RAFFLE] 65th JUST BECAUSE I AM STILL IN A GOOD MOOD BITCOIN KEYCHAIN on: July 19, 2018, 09:59:58 AM
8 - Heisenberg

9 please
You seem to be faster today dude.  Smiley

Good luck all  Cheesy
1344  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Delays in transaction -ETH and ERC20 on: July 18, 2018, 07:08:52 PM
There was a similar delay in the transactions in the December of Last Year due to cryptokitties. As other members have pointed out, it's most probably due to the Fcoin exchange and it's airdrop issues. Due to the high amount of spamming with airdrop coins this clogging of the network took place which further increased the transaction fees very high. The transaction fees rose from 0.01$ up-to 1$ per eth transactions. There was a problem with the miners due to the high amount of transactions which were to be processed but less block limit.

This clogging up or the increase in the number of transactions made the miners to accept only transactions which has higher fees. Due to this incident, the transactions which had lesser value were stored in the mempool and processed later.
1345  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: What does ETC offer that ETH does not? on: July 18, 2018, 06:23:58 PM
Ethereum Classic was the original Eth. The currently now famous one is the fork of Ethereum, and the original one became Eth Classic. There are not really much difference about ETC and ETH. A major one is that Etc has fixed supply whereas Eth has unstable or uncapped supply. Another difference is the use of algorithm by both the coins. Etc uses POW to mine whereas eth uses Dagger Hashimoto.

Almost all the eth devs shifted to the new chain, after the split leaving Etc in vain. There aren't much devs to even support the coin. This made Eth to raise in popularity of what it is today. Most importantly Eth is used as a fuel for the business rather than using them as a form of digital money.
1346  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: [DAILY FREE RAFFLE] 64th JUST BECAUSE I AM STILL IN A GOOD MOOD BITCOIN KEYCHAIN on: July 18, 2018, 04:16:43 PM
I'll take 9
Already taken by me man. Come back tomorrow  Sad
1347  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: [DAILY FREE RAFFLE] 64th JUST BECAUSE I AM STILL IN A GOOD MOOD BITCOIN KEYCHAIN on: July 18, 2018, 04:04:04 PM
9 - Heisenberg

Good Luck all Grin
1348  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Storing EOS to Ledger Nano S on: July 18, 2018, 03:37:21 AM
Have you swapped your erc20 tokens to mainnet coins? If so, you can't store the mainnet coins in Ledger Wallet as well as MEW. Both of them supports only erc20 eos which is worthless today. Just leave your mainnet coins in Binance itself unless mainnet coins are supported by Ledger. If you really need to transfer the coins to a wallet, use Infinito Wallet for storing your mainnet coins.

Wait until there is an official update from Ledger Team that they support mainnet coins. Hope this helps
1349  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Dnotes help on: July 17, 2018, 06:04:32 PM
Its better to get noticed by posting your queries in the ANN thread of the coin. Altcoin Discussion is a place only for Bounty Hunters shitposts, almost no one bother to answer your queries. Even after bumping, you haven't received even a single positive response regarding the exchange.

Once you have swapped your coins from Dnotes to Dnotes2.0 you can trade them in exchanges such as Mercatox and Stocks.Exchange. Though I am not familiar with Dnotes coin, a little brush up of the ANN Thread yielded these answers. Note that exchanges like Yobit and Nova haven't still accepted the Dnotes2.0 and its better to take out the Dnotes1.0 from the exchanges and swap them at the earliest if you haven't done all the coins.

Here is the ANN Thread of DNotes : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1924858.0
1350  Other / Serious discussion / Re: Would a hypotethical proof of transaction fees work? on: July 17, 2018, 05:19:24 PM
Have I understood this right?

For instance, a coin named X is based on so called proof of transaction fees. Suppose Y transactions takes place in the network and a group of miners adds the transactions to the block and it is mined using POW algorithm. Once the block is valid, some X coins are credited to their wallet using the coinbase transaction along with the transaction fees. Based on their balance, the miner is chosen similar to the POS algorithm (The one who owns more coins has more chances of mining the block).

If what I have understood is right, then this would work partially. The coin would be called more of a POS rather than POW due to the POW algorithm being used only in the first month of the coin. Proof of Stake was introduced to save the enormous amount of power which is being lost in PoW. But if such a thing is implemented, there is a possibility of Double Spending to take place.

Could you please shed more light on your so called POTF! Can you explain a bit more clearly?
1351  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: [DAILY FREE RAFFLE] 63rd JUST BECAUSE I AM STILL IN A GOOD MOOD BITCOIN COIN on: July 17, 2018, 10:22:21 AM
Yes...I am still in a good mood so giving out a RIPPLE coin.  Cheesy
Man, it's the beautiful Bitcoin Coin. Please edit the OP  Cheesy

1 - Heisenberg

Good luck all  Grin

@iasenko sorry bro, I reserved your lucky number
1352  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: That's how you set up a campaign, well done LoyceV on: July 16, 2018, 06:38:56 PM
No minimum number of posts, and a lower maximum
The fixed post count which must be fulfilled within the week is one of the major problems in the generation of spams. DarkStar_ follows a similar rule in his campaign that btc will be paid only for quality posts and not for fixed volume of spam which the user generates during his stay in the campaign. Hope all the campaigns in the future follow these set of rules.

Spams are most probably generated when the posters are forced to post 15-25 posts per week. Posts must be made only when required and when we feel like involving ourselves in the discussion. Commenting for almost all the topics you see or commenting just by reading the title leads to the insane amount of spam which is being faced in the community. Campaigns like these will pave the way for the betterment of the forum and banishing of the one-liners and shitposters. LoyceV is one of the great fighter against shitposters and plagiarists, hence I am sure that there won't be even a single low quality poster who would be accepted in this campaign.

P.S @LoyceV Why haven't you included in the rule that only segwit addresses would be accepted? Isn't it a pain for you(higher fees) to pay to legacy addresses? I literally hate legacy addresses nowadays Tongue
1353  Economy / Games and rounds / Re: [DAILY FREE RAFFLE] 62nd JUST BECAUSE I AM STILL IN A GOOD MOOD RIPPLE COIN on: July 16, 2018, 09:51:10 AM
8 - Heisenberg_Hunter

This is my first one. Let's see how lucky I am  Grin

Good Luck all  Cheesy
1354  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Wallet doesn't accept my passphrase after creating stealth addresses and gotpaid on: July 15, 2018, 06:12:54 PM
I have never heard about a coin which is based on Dash that too something which uses Stealth Address. Does something exist like that? Though I am not really very familiar with Dash, I will try to solve this. Can you name the coin which you are mentioning about? Wallet which you use to store the coins? Stealth Addresses are used by Monero and Btc at rare cases.

A stealth address is generated to receive the coins anonymously. You can upgrade your wallet to the latest version and import your keys and check if the same problem still persists. Try to import your private keys to Dash Core or any other official Dash wallet and check them.

P.S Does your coins show up in the block explorer and are you mentioning about changeaddress feature of Dash as Stealth Address?
1355  Economy / Services / Re: 🔥 HELP CASHING OUT "815 ETHEREUM" > "$383,767K" and "745 E Classic" $12597🔥 on: July 05, 2018, 03:52:51 AM
I don't think it is the right section where you get a positive reply! Post your findings in Technical Support as your privkey coincides with btc too..

...snip...
What OP says is true man. All Cryptocurrencies are based on just cryptography where they share the same privkeys. Only difference is that the pubkey and address would be different for different coins. Both btc and eth use elliptic key cryptography so it is possible for the coins to be present in any privkeys.

But what I don't agree with OP is that, it is literally impossible for the privkeys to clash with one another when they are being created. For instance, they are around 2^256 private keys existing in this universe  Shocked and 2^96 keys for each address. It's almost impossible to find a private key with balance left in them.

@OP If your findings are really true and it does contain such huge fortune, try using BIP44 wallets. BIP44 helps user to use a single privkey or masterseed for various cryptocoins. I am not sure about usage of BIP44 wallets, as I haven't tried one.
Anyways Services is not the right place for discussion about this. Try to move this topic to Technical Support for better replies from devs which may really help you.
1356  Other / Meta / Re: Will the merit system be removed by BTT in future? on: July 04, 2018, 07:26:39 PM
So why did you leave your bounty reporting activity and created a thread here about merit system? You have wasted your time, you could have made 2 more reports instead of this thread creation.

A common attribute observed among all the members who are creating some random threads in meta complaining about merit

1. Create a thread in Meta complaining about Merit.
2. Never reply to any of the harsh criticism they face in their thread.
3. Resuming their bounty reporting work.

Even after facing such criticism why don't you guys lock the thread?

I would like to know what was your rank before the merit system introduced?
Please use snip while quoting long replies. He was a member when merit was introduced and he received over 200+ merits in a span of 5 months. Now what are you gonna do by knowing this?
1357  Other / Meta / Re: Mod, please check new plagiarism: Reporting copy/pasting, please permban on: July 04, 2018, 06:36:36 PM
Newbie FNK was plagiarising in Altcoin Discussion.

Copy :

What is consensus and for what it in general is necessary in a blockchain? As this technology means decentralization, it is logical that there is no single uniform control center which is responsible for making decisions. It is big plus on the one hand as excludes a possibility of corruption, but with another, all participants of system have to come to the uniform agreement, consensus without which the blockchain won't be able to function.

http://archive.is/vBCbg

Original :

What is consensus and for what it in general is necessary in a blockchain? As this technology means decentralization, it is logical that there is no single uniform control center which is responsible for making decisions. It is big plus on the one hand as excludes a possibility of corruption, but with another, all participants of system have to come to the uniform agreement, consensus without which the blockchain won't be able to function.

Though he copied the whole article without citing the reference, it would become lengthy if I quote the whole one.
1358  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Which new coins can be mined with FPGA/ASIC miner. on: July 04, 2018, 06:07:06 PM
You can find the coins which would be suitable for you to mine in https://whattomine.com/asic They provide a wide variety of coins which can be mined profitably using the asic's. Though the profit would be very low as new coins price would not be really higher and famous coins are difficult to mine. I tried to mine a shitcoin named Intense coin and i sold them for a loss  Grin

I don't think mining shitcoins is profitable anymore or they would give you very low ROI which you have spent on electricity. I even saw a coin named Zixx which is literally very new to the market and has a price of 1.5$ per coin. You can try to mine them for a not very bad profit.
1359  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: USDT (TEther) Vulnerability ? on: July 04, 2018, 05:00:01 PM
Poloniex is pointing to the Double Spend problem which was recently rumored to be found in Tether currency. Double Spending was a problem or a flaw which was present in earlier digital currencies before bitcoin. Digital Currencies are just digital files which can be duplicated similar to other files in our PC. Satoshi was the first person to successfully solve the double spending problem prevailing in digital cash by introducing Proof of Work. Double spending flaw may possibly increasing the total supply of the currency causing inflation and panic in the market.

A blockchain research center posted a screenshot on Twitter claiming that they found a double spend attack in the Tether protocol when coins were subjected to double spending. This attack happened while user was sending currency to an exchange. Here is the tweet about this vulnerability.
1360  Economy / Reputation / Re: SebastianJu accepts transaction buying/selling bitcointalk accounts on: July 03, 2018, 05:29:31 PM
forums prohibit sell/buy forum accounts
No, account sales are not prohibited they are generally discouraged.

18. Having multiple accounts and account sales are allowed, but account sales are discouraged.

SebastianJu accepts transaction buying/selling bitcointalk accounts.
SebastianJu is just an escrow. He is not a seller or buyer of account. Only Buyer or Seller of accounts are tagged.
Escrows are just middleman for transactions, they are not encouraging account sales.
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