Why are people suggesting gpu? He should definitely go asic to cheaply and most efficiently mine for free power. He can set up a single asic on a plug that's not used, set it and forget it. The revenue will be much higher than a single gpu. Gpu mining is efficient but Asics when not taking in power are the way to go.
I suggested CPU/GPU because the OP stated he wanted to mine using "one PC", so i assumed he already had a pc and wanted to waste his time and (free) energy. I do agree that if he wants to make a profit instead of mining with a preexisting PC, he's much better off with an ASIC |
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you can always use the listunspent rpc command from the console...
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I recommend you to use hardware wallet named electrum, it is safe and it is a hardware wallet used by everyone. I prefer using hardware wallet, and it is available in the web just type electrum it does not matter where country are you in ,or you have other choices like use nano ledger or trezor it is highy recommended too. You may use exchange wallet too but be sure to put 2FA on it.
Electrum is NOT a hardware wallet, it is a desktop wallet! Some hardware wallets (like trezor or ledger) can be used together with electrum, in this case electrum works as a watch-only wallet that simply creates new unsigned transactions, sends them to the hardware wallet for signing, receives the signed tx from the HW wallet for broadcasting. This setup is, in a lot of ways, similar to an airgapped setup but it certainly does not place electrum in the same league as hardware wallets. |
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could i get a ticket please  |
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yes, it happened before... For example: https://www.manhattanda.org/da-vance-announces-guilty-pleas-in-2-8-million-internet-drug-ring/This being said, i'm pretty sure 99% of the people laundering money are using the "old fashioned" ways... Like using a store front or a business. Using crypto is far to complex, and it still requires you to give your dirty money to somebody else face to face so you get crypto currencies in return, these transactions can all be traced, and when you want to spend your "cleaned" money, you need a second interaction with a potential crypto buyer.... Very complicated to do this right, and even if you do, it would probably have been easyer to use other means of money laundering. Same goes for terrorists, drug buying, weapons purchases.... Sure, there are darknet markets, sure some dealer *might* accept monero, sure a terrorist *might* have some crypto... But i'm pretty sure +90% of all drug/weapon purchases are done with plain old cash. |
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Thanks. Is there any community or group in Manila? Which pool should I join? Do I need to join a pool that is near to where I stay?
Any pool website I can look for or .nicehash.com is easy enough to start with?
No, you can join any pool that supports the coin you picked, it does not have to be near your place of residence. As for which pool to join: i guess you'll have to pick a algorithm and coin first, then chose a pool that supports this coin... Not the other way around. |
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Im rather annoyed that I cant get electrum to import the private keys in batch but what ever
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Strange, you should be able to import private keys in batch... Which error message do you get?  |
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I'm not an expert in this field, but i did mine in the past, so i'll try to give you some pointers...
First, and i cannot stress this enough, i don't believe in free electricity. It might seem free to you, but down the line, somebody is paying the bill. It might be your parents, your landlord, your employer, your government, other customers of the power company (in case you're stealing). Are you sure you're obtaining this electricity legal? A couple cents worth of altcoin isn't worth losing your job, going to jail, making your parents pay a tenfold in electric charges.
That being said, if you insist on cpu/gpu mining with your EXISTING hardware, don't get your hopes up. You won't get rich. If you pick the exact right algo/coin at the exact right time, you might make a couple bucks a month.
Start by looking at the forum and pick a cpu/gpu minable coin. XMR should be doable, or NLG. Do some benchmarks for these CPU/GPU minable coins and pick the one that generates the most profit.
If you have a general office desktop, the odds are your GPU is no good for mining. GPU mining requires a rather powerfull GPU to begin with. IF you have (or are willing to buy) a decent GPU, there are many more GPU minable coins (but not the most popular ones like BTC or LTC, those ones are ONLY ASIC minable... well, in theory you can mine with about any hardware, but in reality you can't)
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1 ticket please to be honest, tickets are flying out so fast i hope i'm not to late  |
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Have you tried checking out? If you continue, you should get the option to use bitpay...  |
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Considering privacy, is it better to send small amount of BTC to my hard wallet or there is no problem sending all my BTC at once?
I mean, if I send 5 BTC from 1000 diferent addresses to just one address in my Ladger Nano, it will be clear that all those adresses belongs now to just one person.
So, somebody could guess some of those addresses belongs to me, because let's say, I had some tip address in Youtube, therefore this bad guy could realize I consolidated my BTC on a Hardwallet, therefore he could want to kidnap me.
Am I right on this way of thinking?
You're right in this way of thinking. However, when funding several addresses on your new hardware wallet, your old wallet might use several unspent outputs to create a new transaction, and your old wallet might start creating change addresses. This way, all addresses of both your old and your new (hardware) wallet might get linked. If you want to do this right, you'll have to start using coin control features, select which unspent outputs of your old wallet you want to spend and use them completely (without a change address). This way an attacker will know it's probably a transaction between your own wallets (due to the absence of a change address), but he won't be able to link the new addresses on your hardware wallet together (unless you start spending from your hardware wallet, in this case it to can select multiple unspent outputs and create change addresses). This will only work if your old wallet has several addresses that are funded, but you never spent funds funding those addresses to begin with. TL;DR; you are correct, but if you don't pay attention to which unspent outputs you use to fund wich addresses, things might still end up in a big, entangled mess |
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my address
13qPd2WvE9SCr9yiUd4GS95pFatfw2ZtsC
Here you go. Quoted. It would be wise to sign a test message just to make sure you'll be able to create a signed message if your account ever gets compromised. |
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Pics of cats accepted as collateral only if the cat is blind.
That's just cruel... I think this request will probably lead to a couple newbies adopting cats just to poke their eyes out in order to be able to loan 5 cents worth of BTC. Why don't you change these terms to "Pics of cats accepted as collateral only if the cat is blind due to a pre-existing medical condition that was not inflicted by the person requesting the loan" |
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I didn't know bitpay had gotten so bad lately. I have helped people setting up their webshop using bitpay a long time ago, and at that time those people were happy. Offcourse, i'd never recommended to use them as a wallet, but i always assumed that if you were a webshop owner that only accepted FIAT in the past, and you just wanted to offer a payment option for the bitcoin community without having to go trough a big learning curve, bitpay was an easy solution. Apparently things changed  That being said, i've been running btcpayserver for quite a while now (with lightning integration, already accepted over 100 payments). I don't like to run docker containers without actually knowing what's going on behind the scenes, and i can tell you that my experience is that if you want to setup btcpayserver manually and actually know what's happening, it's a steep learning curve (especially for a shop owner that isn't interested in bitcoin and just wants to offer an extra payment option). You'll need to run a dedicated server, or at least a powerfull VPS, you'll need to setup a full node, setup nbxplorer, then setup btcpayserver. The synchronisation of your full node alone takes days, the complete setup process takes even longer (and i'm a unix systemengineer IRL, i have no idear if somebody without any experience would even be able to get everything up and running). Even if you manage to get everything up and running, you still end up with btc, so you'll need to exchange your funds for FIAT (given that you're a "regular" webshop owner, and crypto isn't really interesting to you...). I know, unning a docker container is easyer than a complete manual install, or you can probably get someone else to host your btcpayserver, or you can automate some steps... Still not the same as using a payment provider that just gives you and api and takes care of everything else for you. In the past, i've used coinpayments, but they didn't have a good reputation anymore either... Are there any payment providers that are still ok for the community without somebody like to OP having to setup everything up themselfs, have a steep learning curve, and potentially give up on accepting BTC because it was to hard? In case my textwall was TL;DR;: I'm not affiliated with bitpay, if they really became as bad as everybody is saying in this thread they shouldn't be an option anymore, but only offering a self-hosted sollution to webshopowners that might have little intrest in the crypto community isn't a good option either... So maybe we should think about which payment providers are preffered by the community in case other webshop owner simply wants a sollution that works, without the learning curve |
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I think I will contact fellow bistamp customers and we may collect money for a press article to let people know. Will it prompt Bitstamp to change?
I'm glad to hear your issue was solved without having to pay a mining pool As for gaining attention in order for bitstamp to change: well, you could collect money for a press article, or you could start an investigation by yourself and publish the results on bitcointalk. This forum has a really good pagerank. If you publish something on here, and your thread gains traction, it'll probably end up in the top search results in no-time. I'd probably start by finding out the hot wallets of bitstamp. Once i found those, i'd monitor them for future and past transactions and map the fee they used to the optimal fee at that moment in time, and the fee they ask their customers for a withdrawal. If the 100 latest withdrawal transactions all underpay, and you can prove this without a shadow of a doubt, your publication on bitcointalk might make a huge difference in the way they handle customers (or maybe they just won't care, they might think they're to big to fail and don't care about negative stories leaking out) |
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Wow, that's the first time I win a raffle on bitcointalk... I'll keep my fingers crossed for the mega raffle Thanks for organising these, they do brighten up my workday |
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Keep rebroadcasting the raw, signed tx how?
sender is Bitstamp.
here's your raw transaction 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(untill your tx is confirmed), you can use an online service like this one: https://live.blockcypher.com/btc/pushtx/to push the raw transaction to blockcypher's nodes... If your transaction was pruned from their mempool, pushing it will re-insert it into their mempool and make their node(s) rebroadcast the transaction to the other nodes they are connected to. It's sad to see bitstamp is cheaping out on fees and not creating opt-in rbf tx's... |
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Could i get one of those 3 tickets please?
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Sorry to see you're stuck. In your case, there are only a couple things you can really do: - Wait... Hope that sooner or later, there will be some space in a block for 2.86 sat/byte transactions. Keep rebroadcasting the tx so it doesn't get pruned from the mempool
- Do a CPFP
- To bad the sender didn't opt in RBF... There is a very small chance he can doublespend the unspent output used as an input for your stuck transaction to re-fund your address
- Pay a miner to include your transaction into a block
A few remarks: 1) when i say pay a miner, i mean pay a miner with sufficient (provable) hashpower. Don't pay a hobbyminer with a couple ASIC's, he doesn't have the hashrate to solve a block while solo mining, so he doesn't have the resources to help you. I've heared good things about https://pool.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator/ 2) don't expect people to do this for free, or to access the forum with a new account and make promises to pay AFTER the transaction has been included into a block... Mining is serious business, people that include transactions make actual money from the fees. The odds of finding somebody that will do this for free (or getting payed after the transaction has been included) are really small. If this was my transaction, i'd probably do a CPFP if i needed the funds in a short timeframe or if i didn't trust the sender. If i trusted the sender, and i wasn't in a hurry, i'd just wait it out (and keep rebroadcasting the raw, signed tx) |
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