Wenns für die freiwillige Registrierung ein paar PayBack-Punkte gibt, könnte das sogar was werden.  Für jede Change Adresse dann auch? Bieten die dann wenigstens ne API an? Ist ja nicht so das man nur eine Adresse hat, die meldet man und gut ist. |
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Dafür sollen im Grunde die Adressen der verschiedenen Wallets, in denen die Guthaben und andere Informationen gespeichert sind, in einer zentralen Datenbank erfasst und um Daten zu den jeweiligen Nutzern ergänzt werden.
Wie diese allerdings an Informationen darüber kommen sollen, welche Wallet-Adresse zu welcher konkreten Person gehört, geht aus dem Entwurf nicht hervor. Es soll aber auf jeden Fall eine Möglichkeit geben, über die sich Anwender - sozusagen als Zeichen guten Willens - freiwillig registrieren lassen können.
 Schön ist auch das Bild mit dem Bitcoin TX Volumen vom 3.12.2013 (!). Zum vergleich -> https://blockchain.info/charts/n-transactions?timespan=all |
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I haven't been using my Miltibit client for a few months. Today I opened my client and see 0 balance. I know for sure that I have a few bitcoins in my wallet. I'm new in bitcions world and I'm not sure if I opened the right wallet. Can anybody help me with advice how can i find my bitcoins. Thank you very much.
Which version of multibit do you use? When was the last time you did a backup? Do you have your wallet words (Mulitbit HD only)? |
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What I can offer you is any of the first 4 (difficulty: 429,292,501,846 (4 prefixes)), whichever is found first for 0.0021 btc. Keep in mind that the results will most likely be one of the easier ones.
That was what I was looking for, with my discussion with Timelord. Guess my wording wasn't great. I will take that offer, and I get that it will probably be one of the easier ones. Should I send it to your small amount address? No you get your own address, because I have some open request atm and dont want them to get mixed up. Please send 0.0021 btc to 19tdaniXizbQkZpJWH5EMELnfhgfqt8YVVand send me one public key via PM. |
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I have sent BTC to coinbase via my Bitcoin QT but i sent the BTC with no miner fees, there after my transaction has been rejected and pruned ,, I read in the comment that if the transaction is rejected the the funds will go back to the wallet address it was sent from, usually within minutes sometimes longer, I have the same problem BUT i have been waiting about 7 days and the block chain is saying "Transaction rejected by our node. Reason: Transaction was previously accepted but has been pruned from our database"
Repeat after me: blockchain.info is a service is a service is a service and NOT (yes you may shout this part) the blockchain. They are nothing more than a company running a node with a homepage that displays what their node thinks about the state of the network. You also have a node, same as me and 1000's of others. Blockchain.infos view on the state of the network is not more important than that of any other node. But my Bitcoin QT have no refund of BItcoin and my Bitcoin QT balance is still 0.00, does this mean my BTC IS LOST for ever?
also my bitcoin Qt is fully synced
please help
(assuming you use a GUI) #1 rightclick on the transaction in the transactions tab and select copy transaction id #2 go to the dev console via help -> Debug window -> Console #3 enter abandontransaction (do not press enter yet) #4 paste the transaction id you copied on step #1 (do not press enter yet) #5 remove the "-000" from the end #6 press enter #7 restart core |
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I'm actually trying to use bitcoin now and I've been waiting an hour for zero confirmations.
Whatever solution you think is more viable than raising the block limit, I suggest you implement immediately because bitcoin is becoming unusable.
Can you post the transaction id? |
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They only charge 18$ to withdraw money to an external bank, no other service fees. And what's the "Tos" mean?when we try to open an epay account, we are asked to fill in some information such as basic info,
So there is one source of income. ToS means terms of service you usually have to accept them when you create an account. Its the legal fineprint, even though some terms might be illegal depending on your juristiction. A basic profile (full name, mail, age, all correct data) might be worth a few USD, but that creatly depends on the data quality. |
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Hi I'm BicolIsarog from Bitcointalk please quote my address below, which can be found in my profile as well:
32AzRX2uDDeF8pYgv21TRr1HE6C5gEibyU
You stake your bitcoin address just to prove that you're the real owner of that account.Do you able to sign massage from that address in future?If not then post a address with sign message like others. learn How to sign message : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=990345.0It cant be used to sign, because there is no clear way how to sign with a script address. Its possible that there is no private key for the address or that there are 3, 7, 15 or any number actually. Which one produces a valid signature? All 3/7/15? 2/5/13 of 3/7/15? In which order? None of these questions are universally clear and thus it does not help to stake one of these addresses. |
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Hey Guys, I already stored a few bits in a TREZOR wallet and I wanted to ask you now how to earn 0.1 BTC in one month. I also already know that signature campagnes are a good way to earn Bitcoins on in this forum...  So if you know some good ways to earn Bitcoins... please share it with me.  Best regards, Patrick Work, offer your skills and/or services. There is nothing about bitcoin that changes why you get something with value. Bitcoin only makes it easier to transfer value. |
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The right thing to do is to ignore them. Most of these are just another pump and dump scheme as there is no additional strength/benefit in these coins. The level of support is very low so you can expect them to disappear any time.
They are not even coins AFAICT, just a straigth ponzi mixed with "blockchain" as marketing term. -snip-
What is the right thing to do about those coins?
Ask yourself where the value comes from. Are there a large number of merchants accepting these coins? Do they bring new features? Is the sourcecode available? Does a whitepaper exist that explains the technical details? Can you cash out at any given time? Try to find details. |
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Are you synced? (green dot lower right corner)
Did you try a different server?
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Hello guys, Anyone here heard Epay? I was earning on Bitcoin forums, and was attracted by its massive ads. ...It claims that it's always free to make internal transfer(including send & receive funds). For that I have some doubts, how they earn profits? Hmm, It seems unbelievable. All the processors I know like pm, wm, payza are chargeable. I tried to open an Epay account at epay.com specially to check if it is true or not, the result is yes. So, how can this company survive? without fees?? I really think there must be something rather suspicious somewhere.....   Internal transactions are very likely done "off-chain" thus its nothing more than changing two database entries and maybe add one for logging. These should cost as little as a post in this thread, probably even less. Many online wallets or services all internal transactions without fee (think tipping in casinos or wallets like xapo). It helps attract costumers and its not their main source of income (bets, ads, profiles, external fees). So, what will be their main source of income? users' info? I dont know, do they ask for a large number of private information and have ToS that allow them to use or resell those? Do you see ads on the page? Are there any fees when you want to withdraw to an external wallet? |
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Do you still get IPv4 address from your ISP by default? I had to call them in order to make sure I get one without that Id be getting IPv6 addresses only.
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How much would it cost for the prefix 1DarkStr?
0.0043 BTC with exact case 0.0002 BTC with any case. Hmm, a bit too expensive for me. How about any of these with exact case? Should be fairly cheaper, right? 1DarkStr
1Darkstr
1DarkStar
1Darkstar
1darkstar
1darkStar
Going off the rates listed on the first page: - 1DarkStr - Difficulty: 873388193410 - BTC 0.0098
- 1Darkstr - Difficulty: 873388193410 - BTC 0.0098
- 1DarkStar - Difficulty: 50656515217834 - BTC 0.495 (approx)
- 1Darkstar - Difficulty: 50656515217834 - BTC 0.495 (approx)
- 1darkstar - Difficulty: 2988734397852220 - BTC 200+ ?
- 1darkStar - Difficulty: 2988734397852220 - BTC 200+ ?
The last two would take ~ 2 years just to get to 50% Yeah, I get that. I'm looking for any of those though, to reduce the rate. The difficulty of getting any of them is less than just 1DarkStr (shorena offered 0.0043 BTC for 1DarkStr), so I'm expecting it to be around half the price. Figured I would include the bottom 4 just in case shorena got lucky generating the keys. Assuming exact case: 1st two is 0.0043 each, next two are 0.2321 each, final two are out of reach. I get that people are looking for discounts, but I cant offer them. I dont calculate for profit or only barely. I mainly calculate for my electricity costs. What I can offer you is any of the first 4 (difficulty: 429,292,501,846 (4 prefixes)), whichever is found first for 0.0021 btc. Keep in mind that the results will most likely be one of the easier ones.
Okay, I am curious... how much would it cost for ' 1LexiBits'? I am sure quite a 'bit', but a customized address sounds really cool! I could settle for: 1lexibits (if that even differs in cost from the above), 1Lexiatel
1lexiatel
1LexiHope it doesn't take too much time to check... I am very interested, if I get a decent quote 1LexiBits (exact case): 0.2321 btc 1LexiBits (any case): 0.0076 btc 1lexibits (exact case): not possible due to the 'l', if I replace it with a 'L' its the same as the 1st 1LexiateL (exact case): 0.2321 btc 1LexiateL (any case): 0.0076 btc 1Lexi (exact case): free with any other or for a donation |
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Since you have so many small inputs you will have to pay a large portion of it as fee, that is normal in this case. The more inputs you have, the more space you need on the blockchain. As longbob72 said you must stay below 100kbyte in size and according to cointape[1] should pay ~80 satoshi in fee per byte in order to get a fast confirmation. [1] https://bitcoinfees.21.co/ |
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Thanks for the video was way better than the audio version even though its still hard to follow. |
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How much would it cost for the prefix 1DarkStr?
0.0043 BTC with exact case 0.0002 BTC with any case. |
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I'm curious as to what legitimate use people would have for more than one account.
I have a second account for my phone or machines that are not my own. Its more likely to get compromised, but its less valueable (not on DT and already has negative trust). Obviously most people are going to make multiple accounts to join some signature campaign and answer their own threads to get more post counts,
or do some fraudulent transactions and get fake trust ratings.
Maybe there are real reasons you would need more than one account, but I can't think of any right now...
I was inspired to do this by theymos and BadBear as both have similar "less valueable" accounts. Another use would be privacy. If you have a well known main account and do not want your address to be known, create a new account. |
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It's not against the rules: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=789889.msg8901871#msg8901871However, when you have several alt accounts, there are a couple things you need to know: It IS against the rules/frowed upon to: - answer yourself/have discussions with yourself
- use your account as a sock puppet
- keep posting with ANY of the alt accounts when an other ALT account is banned
- give yourself positive trust
Technically speaking, you can use your other account as a sock puppet and have discussions with yourself as long as you aren't violating the 1 bump every 24 hours rule. You can also give yourself positive trust if you really want. merelcoin's recommendations there are good ones though. There are plenty of legitimate uses for having multiple accounts, so it is not against any rules. If you don't want to look like you are a scammer, not giving yourself positive trust is probably key. and... If you don't want to look like you are a scammerspammer, not giving talking to yourself positive trust is probably key. |
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-snip- I will do that for sure. Can u post the bitcoin address where I need to pay to or send it through PM? So I can pay right now and u have no worries about the payment and stuff. I can't wait to have my own address with a nice prefix You can just use the address from the OP. |
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