Just a reminder: Grown-ups usually don't have to do everything their mothers tell them!


OP said it was "a family emergency", not a holiday.

If both transactions consume the same UTXOs, then the unconfirmed transaction is invalid and can never be confirmed (regardless of when it was created or broadcast). It will be dropped from the mempool.

That sounds weird, dude.  Seriously, how do you forget the email address tied to a bunch of money?  Perhaps try retracing your steps by searching through old messages to jog your memory.  Blockchain may offer some solutions, but if we're talking a substantial sum, hiring a professional could prove wise.  They can deal with them in a way that gets results, you know, all professional-like.

You can use the framework outlined in nutildah's 'AI Spam Report Reference Thread' for reporting AI spam.  In my experience, most reports that are submitted there and follow the guidelines tend to get addressed by the moderators.

Your project idea has some real merit, though the initial scope may be too ambitious.  There are likely existing technologies that could be leveraged here, without needing to build an entire custom thing from scratch. Why would you even need a custom blockchain for this?

I'd suggest starting with deep research into current waste heat recovery methods. Survey the landscape to understand current solutions and where the gaps may be.  An initial minimum viable product could focus on a smaller piece of the puzzle as a proof of concept.  Building on existing infrastructure allows for quicker testing and learning.  As progress is made, the scope could then expand.  But keeping things simple up front helps validate assumptions. 

I wish you the best, Max!

Email addresses on Blockchain.com were case-sensitive, check if that might be a problem. When you try to log in, you should receive a confirmation email in your inbox. Check the spam folders, or antivirus or antispam filters at your email provider, which could block the message. Ask your email provider to check their incoming message logs.

Can you find any messages from blockchain.com (or.info) in your archives? That should confirm that you really used that email address.


I'm not a lawyer, so this might be a question for your legal counsel.  However, their terms of service probably have something in there that lets them off the hook in such cases.

This means your seed isn't a true BIP39 mnemonic; it's a custom one specific to their platform and solely used to back up your password (and wallet ID). It won't work for recovering your wallet anywhere else.

Your only option is to contact their customer support and request assistance in resetting the email address associated with your wallet. If they are unable (or reluctant) to assist with recovery, you can consider your wallet to be lost.

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Unfortunately, that probably won't work either, since he doesn't even remember the email address he used.

Your posts were deleted because they were off-topic (you posted in their signature campaign thread).


You can send a personal message to TheQuin or post your question in FreeBitco.in's official thread.

But even better, contact them through the official contact forum on their website.

He's likely referring to Blockchain.com (formerly Blockchain.info), a very old web wallet provider. It's important to distinguish that Blockchain.com is separate from the underlying Bitcoin blockchain technology itself. They are not the same thing.

Always double-check and verify the legitimacy of any platform before depositing funds, especially with new and unfamiliar exchanges or services. Do your homework - read up on reviews, check for licenses, and all that. And if something seems the slightest bit sketchy, trust those instincts and steer clear.

From what little Ive seen of that one exchange you mentioned, trouble signs are everywhere.  The first red flag is the name of the exchange and the age of the domain. Any site using the same name and pretending to be a legitimate existing exchange should not be trusted.  My own antivirus software won't even let me access the site! And when I ran it through VirusTotal multiple security companies flagged it as malicious.  Not exactly confidence-inspiring.


https://www.virustotal.com/gui/url/48093698bd4082d8997dda8bdd4419fe49cd660dfca3fbb31b71c1638b894e0e

Uhh! Ja sam baš zakazao u domaćem dijelu foruma - samo deset postova. (mislim da ni Veljača neće biti bolja.) Definitivno se moram popraviti pod hitno!

Dobro je da barem imamo kontinuitet, 200-300 postova mjesečno, ali i dalje ne vidim puno novih aktivnih članova. Nažalost.

You make a fair observation.  There's some truth that if all Bitcoin holders just cling to their stash instead of selling any, it could disrupt the market balance.  Bitcoin's value depends on basic supply and demand, just like any other tradable asset.  If no ones selling to satisfy buyers, prices could skyrocket.  But that spike probably wouldn't last forever and  the market tends to even out eventually with the cost settling into a new balance that fits with how supply and demand shift over time.


Even when mining reward becomes too small we will still have transaction fees.


Reduced selling means less Bitcoin on the market, which can impact its price.  If the miners are not able to sustain their business, some of them will probably stop mining, this will affect the difficulty on the network, which will consequently lead to more earnings for the miners who remain until a new equilibrium is reached again.

Nice one, @notblox1! Most definitely a hired bumping/spam service.

For now, we have a list of these accounts:

Krypt0nite - Registered: April 23, 2019 - Woke up: January 30, 2024
littlEOwl - Registered: June 26, 2019 - Woke up: January 30, 2024
MercerAlex - Registered: July 29, 2019 - Woke up: January 30, 2024
NicoRay85 - Registered: July 19, 2020 - Woke up: December 12, 2023
Wylie Martin - Registered: November 14, 2020 - Woke up: January 30, 2024
Jimmy Khodge - Registered: March 09, 2021 - Woke up: January 30, 2024
Brycen Williams - Registered: November 05, 2021 - Woke up: January 30, 2024

I'm tagging them all right now, and I'll also report the posts to the moderators.

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What makes you think that? Reporting spammy or irrelevant posts, even in the gambling board, is the right thing to do. While moderators might have some flexibility depending on the specific gambling topics, they generally delete this kind of useless crap all the time.

You already have about one in seven of your posts deleted by moderators – that's more than 14% of your total posts.  If you continue on this path, you'll likely get banned from the BitcoinTalk forum.


Edit: According to BPIP.org, profile has been Autobanned

There's nothing wrong with Googling, in fact, I still view it as an important part of the research and learning process. I do, however, have concerns about what will happen if the younger generation replaces traditional search engines, like Google, with generative pre-trained language models, like ChatGPT.

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That's a bad example. User COBRAS "earned" a total of 20 merits, so he doesn't really fit into the "top merited" category. Besides, I did mention the trust rating as another indicator.

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Minimalno 25 postova tjedno (od toga 5 u Gambling-u). Postovi u Local sekciji se broje u tjednu kvotu do 5 postova tjedno.


Payouts & Positions

Timing the market just right is almost impossible.  Even experts can't predict what Bitcoin's price will do around the halving and  the best plan for most people is to not try timing things at all.  Instead, make a solid strategy and stick to it in the long run.  Whether that's holding Bitcoin long-term, dollar-cost averaging over time, or something else that fits your goals. 

Theres no definitive right moment to sell or buy that anyone can tell you.  So many factors influence Bitcoin's volatile price - the halving, global economics, regulation, tech developments, whales manipulating things.  With so much complexity clinging to a consistent gameplan tends to work out better than reacting to every market move. 

Sure, the 2024 halving might spark a new surge eventually.  Or not.  No one knows for sure.  But obsessively trying to sell the top and buy the bottom is stressful and unlikely to succeed.  Have a reasoned plan for what makes sense for your situation rather than getting caught up in the endless speculation.

If the members are regularly active in the "Technical Discussion" board, then yes, I think the top merit list is a pretty good indicator.  However, there are a few "bad apples", of course, that should no longer be trusted. For example, Symmetrick (formerly Ratimov). Although that account is now blocked, there may be other such members, so always check their trust ratings.

You can't do that if you have no way to prove that the account was actually owned by you and hacked.


We have no reason to trust you either.


That proves nothing.

The website is not down. Use VPN or Tor if you are geoblocked. (You should use them anyway when visiting such sites.)