can you check your hash for block
357000
if it's 4e7666bb31c44138b41c78b06b170075ad1d0180108bc8b9bd7e71d2f49d7805
then you have ze official chain !!!
that block is check pointed in the OG repo so must be legit.
seemingly the one running atm forked about a year ago? at least since (lol i'd be sad cos i've mined a few on this theoretically illigitimate chain.)
Are there later check points to the one you mentioned? My last pre-2016 is Status: 1234 confirmations
Date: 16/12/2014 08:09
From: unknown
To: BNYLnzDxoYCn7cvExFGeReeTKe7zSCJo7v (own address, label: iSpace.co.uk:3345)
Credit: 20.94335 RKC
Net amount: +20.94335 RKC
Transaction ID: 0d01310b80cbda7e2b51afbd9401dd2dbba012f193a6ab87d490a322fa5e6574 which would be block 365892 as my current number of blocks is 367126 Given that iSpace recently lost all their data through a Hard Drive failure (and discontinued Reiki Coin mining an aeon ago), I'm not too sure where to find an independent cross verification. |
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Pool back on-line. It's on the same fork as Cryptopia.
rabbitcoind getblockhash 2200497
9e4f1d892f45c2385edf47423aceebfd9fa5252180f889d1b16abfb4c30bd329
Am overjoyed enough to break out the Vodka! (and not the aviation fluid I usually serve to the staff. |
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OK. First I typed getblock 4e7666bb31c44138b41c78b06b170075ad1d0180108bc8b9bd7e71d2f49d7805 and got {
"hash" : "4e7666bb31c44138b41c78b06b170075ad1d0180108bc8b9bd7e71d2f49d7805",
"confirmations" : 10127,
"size" : 459,
"height" : 357000,
"version" : 4,
"merkleroot" : "a65873dcf0d1153f0d69b8ef4771e96d7e1cd409d9692c8982e92d2f247364e8",
"mint" : 3.77064600,
"time" : 1415579531,
"nonce" : 0,
"bits" : "1e00ff1b",
"difficulty" : 0.00391989,
"previousblockhash" : "0000000001cf3057d98c5d922a515d64e49cdbfdec7d273dd328394c88ea942c",
"nextblockhash" : "c72e40ce3896196222cf05bf77497a0fb1cd3433046e563b414ed8465126d8d0",
"flags" : "proof-of-stake",
"proofhash" : "00008cd2666fbcdcc68ee9e252eccebecced903e5011e3b591cc5571089222c1",
"entropybit" : 1,
"modifier" : "dbe1721f51c5498e",
"modifierchecksum" : "c2e14e59",
"tx" : [
"6c89ab3771a3f1eab82c770ded6b9765aa0145e4a55e367a90995e28ae78268b",
"d5580f23ecd55da492f8ed95166b7214d5a0093d884a60d6eec06d6c9757963d"
],
"signature" : "3046022100cf5049fade6076997848a07e99e991d40ebaf37a608e024d61d1e01398d3bd8f022100802cb7f62fda1eb0b58776b5af4063da3e95026e1d70b18300af4061ff5821dc"
}then I went down until I found these: Status: 18341 confirmations
Date: 22/10/2014 02:32
From: unknown
To: BNYLnzDxoYCn7cvExFGeReeTKe7zSCJo7v (own address, label: iSpace.co.uk:3345)
Credit: 32.164938 RKC
Net amount: +32.164938 RKC
Transaction ID: 5c6ad3c50314db745f20249890d60eb605634fc341ea7fcec03cfaa2d4442dae the very next block I have is: Status: 8870 confirmations
Date: 24/11/2014 10:55
From: unknown
To: BNYLnzDxoYCn7cvExFGeReeTKe7zSCJo7v (own address, label: iSpace.co.uk:3345)
Credit: 45.985373 RKC
Net amount: +45.985373 RKC
Transaction ID: 9e71995ce802101c349acf6376e2775ee3c19b7133df253a7d08b883e7bd33d7 Hope this helps. |
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working pools?
No need - PoW finished a long time ago; #RussiaCoin is now wholly PoS and trading at Cryptopia https://www.cryptopia.co.nz/Exchange?market=RC_BTC (last trades sell 388 / buy 199) Hope to see you there.
Still looking for a third party faucet service if anyone knows of one? |
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coming alive again i see indeed
i have a fairly mature chain somewhere
It might end up being a case of who's blocks are the oldest that match? |
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Anyone else notice the fork at ~2172166?
Pool in maintenance ... Can someone sanity check these hashes? anyone know what fork the exchange is on?
The last transaction *from* Cryptopia.co.nz I received was this: Status: 15334 confirmations
Date: 14/05/2016 14:02
From: unknown
To: RLuyYm7FGfi8sV4JpDYiqmZcsbR8AMyLfk (own address, label: Cryptopia.co.nz)
Credit: 250000000.00 RBBT
Net amount: +250000000.00 RBBT
Transaction ID: ee4b742f7a6416cc4e28283e02954a3e0bd5ab46327ea95506db1f15875b0daf My current number of blocks is: 2173754 As I just said to PakCoin Have just remembered - can you modify the to show the moneysupply = 123456789.87654321 Or, can someone give me an idea what the money-supply totals are? Hope this helps. |
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I am now up to v0.1.3.0-g99999-boc
Build date July 4, 2013
Current number of blocks 367126
The Reikicoin block explorer shows block 330655 so you are on your own chain/fork. I would have thought that was obvious when I said: My last pre 2016 block was 0d01310b80cbda7e2b51afbd9401dd2dbba012f193a6ab87d490a322fa5e6574 Status: 1234 confirmations
Date: 16/12/2014 08:09
From: unknown
To: BNYLnzDxoYCn7cvExFGeReeTKe7zSCJo7v (own address, label: iSpace.co.uk:3345)
Credit: 20.94335 RKC
Net amount: +20.94335 RKC
Transaction ID: 0d01310b80cbda7e2b51afbd9401dd2dbba012f193a6ab87d490a322fa5e6574 which you conveniently cut out of my quote. Perhaps you can shed light on when you think the fork occurred? |
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My last pre 2016 block was 0d01310b80cbda7e2b51afbd9401dd2dbba012f193a6ab87d490a322fa5e6574 Status: 1234 confirmations
Date: 16/12/2014 08:09
From: unknown
To: BNYLnzDxoYCn7cvExFGeReeTKe7zSCJo7v (own address, label: iSpace.co.uk:3345)
Credit: 20.94335 RKC
Net amount: +20.94335 RKC
Transaction ID: 0d01310b80cbda7e2b51afbd9401dd2dbba012f193a6ab87d490a322fa5e6574 I am now up to v0.1.3.0-g99999-boc
Build date July 4, 2013
Current number of blocks 367126
Estimated total blocks 329905 Hope this helps. |
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Have just remembered - can you modify the to show the moneysupply = 123456789.87654321 |
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Is there any evidence that the "multipool" is pump-and-dumping PakCoin?
How often has this happened, or was it an occasional thing?
Can you modify the block explorer to show things like the rich list or similar?
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Are there any Alt Coin mixers out there?
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Would you consider any other faucets?
Not sure I like the second window that opens and hides behind the main window. (Or the pop up banner)
Why are there two Captcha's on each page?
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i got rabbitcoin added to novaexchange.com it cost me .1 btc so anyone that traded rabbitcoin please chip in and and send any donations to 1GzhdPQHKDZHhnqtkEhMzGnqLjxV1T8isb
Looks like the celebrations were short lived Novaexchange is closed for maintenance
During maintenance the exchange will go through a full code review to find weaknesses, go through penetration testing and functionality testing
A fundraiser has been started by Bejjan @ scryptpool.com to finance the BTC and LTC missing to Novaexchange userbase. click here for more info
Read the original notice that the security of Novaexchange was comprimized
Stay tuned for updates I hope you get your BTC 0.1 back soon. |
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Bitcoin jumped to a surprising 475 late this month, wonder what caused the serge. Hope the price can stay high for awhile.
May Day Revolution perhaps? Is there any evidence that the price of BTC jumps at the start of the month ie when people who only get paid monthly are likely to be cashed up and are more likely to buy? |
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http://www.ibtimes.co.uk/stellar-give-away-19-billion-lumens-bitcoin-holders-1556899Stellar.org, the non-profit technology provider aiming to connect financial institutions using consensus-based cryptography, has announced it will be giving away 19 billion of the network's native currency, lumens, to holders of bitcoin.
The lumens will be distributed in several rounds, said Stellar CTO Jed McCaleb in a blog post. The first round will include three billion lumens, and will follow a snapshot of all coin balances taken on 4 July. The lumens, which constitute 19% of the initial lode in existence, will be distributed in proportion to how much bitcoin individuals are holding. On 5 July Stellar will publish a claim page, allowing bitcoin holders to verify that they control a given bitcoin address and send that address's share of lumens to a Stellar account. So Stellar.org would be building a database of who controls which wallet and can then track where those funds have come from (and where they are going). It takes the Anonymous out of Crypto - No? |
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I keep telling my good drinking buddy Fidel to go easy on the Cigars, but he mishears me and chomps on another Cougar much to his wife's dismay...
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Just recently got into BTC; I have 2.5 saved up. Plan on taking 25% of each of my paychecks and accumulating and seeing what will happen in 2017 or later in the year. Thoughts? Ideas? Speculation? Advice? Tips?  Nice, 2.5 BTC is a good amount for a newcomer. Also, how much is your salary per month? Because 25% is a lot, well, if you have a small salary. For advice, you should store your Bitcoin in a secure environment. For instance, paper wallet or in an offline PC. Salary is about 3k / month. Is storing it in Coinbase wallet secure? I recently signed up with that website. How would you go about storing in an offline PC or paper wallet? I don't quite understand. Avoid any online wallets that send you the keys, even if they claim that it is all automated. You only need the public and private key values, you don't need to print on paper, just don't give out the private key (or your wallet.dat file either) |
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Read the ad again, they are offering to sell those coins for cash/face-to-face trade and escrow is not enabled by default for cash/local trades and therefore they're not required to have those coins at Localbitcoins wallet as the trade will take place off the site.
Only 0.1 BTC is required in your wallet to be able to post local trade advertisements.
There have been a handful of occasions reported here where people have been scammed face to face when trading cash for BitCoins in large quantities. There is a smccullah90 https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=203801 zero activity registered here on the 27th of December 2013 and last active on the 12th of August 2015 http://archive.is/x0OJd which fits in with the smccullah on LocalBitCoin having registered seven months and four weeks ago on that service. http://archive.is/R760K |
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Haven't given up yet  I did some maintenance after a power failure forced a reboot. Pools are available and now on UPS. I haven't given up either I got it listed on the voting on Cryptopia folks so don't forget to go there and vote vote vote This coin needs a good home and Cryptopia is one of the best right now  Cheers It's unlikely that Cryptopia (or any other exchange for that matter) will list most refugees from Cryptsy where voting for just one coin per week (or month) is concerned. I'd be very reluctant to pay to list a coin either. Bluetrade lost a lot of players when they started removing coins that had been paid to list in the first place. |
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