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You don't understand ripple. Gateways are centralization. It is not like a node in bitcoin
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Inputs.io is now a silver member of the Bit coon Foundation.
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Inputs.io is now a silver member of the Bitcoin Foundation, an entity with the mission of standardizing, protecting and promoting Bitcoin. The Foundation has provided grants for volunteer developers who contribute to Bitcoin codebase and innovative Bitcoin, as well as request regulatory rulings on how Bitcoin is considered in the legal framework. The Bitcoin Foundation is also focused on education of what Bitcoin is and is not to dispel common misconceptions. We're happy to support creating a brighter future for Bitcoin, not only in monetary ways but also by contributing back to the open source community, education and resources, as well as offering an excellent and easy to use service.  |
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ITS NOT SPAMMING, totally a normal thing to do.
Please tell me you are trolling  |
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If it was spending "fresh" coins then it wouldn't match the free tx criteria and would take ages to confirm. Best bet is to do wallet surgery and doublespend.
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Why are they using a large amount of coins for this purpose? Couldn't they just transfer 1 coin back and forth and acheive the same result?
A good question - does it have something to do with the minimum tx fee algo or maybe the spammer is just "showing off" how much BTC they have? The free TX policy has a coin days destroyed. For example, sending 100 BTC around would allow you to get free TX 100x faster than sending 1 BTC around. |
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PM / contact admin@glados.cc if you are encountering errors (shouldn't be) along with the exact URL you are getting. |
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I'll be looking over the transactions and manually fixing them up.
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And we're back up. Another bitcoind deadlock  |
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Working on it right now  |
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Sorry to say this TradeFortress, but sadly you've been scammed.
I hope the loss for coinlender investors wasn't too great, will you be able to continue running the service or will you have to default?
Troll harder. |
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Got a few entries |
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It matches the free transaction criteria.
Either someone is bored and wrote a script to keep sending the coins back and forth, or it's passing data. I think the latter is more likely.
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Thank you for the nice write up. I've donated a bitcoin to your tips address.
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But isn't them providing bitcoins a service and GST is charged on all services and the fact that bitcoins are not considered currency could the government also not clam that bitcoins are goods?
Providing bitcoins is not a service. |
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Looks like they have a problem with paying out right now. I don't have any doubt that it should be resolved soon.
In the meanwhile, you'll get up to 2 mBTC a message on coinchat.org
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While browsing the Bitcoin wiki, I've discovered Bitdeposit.net. I laughed while reading their page: Steps to make a deposit
1. Send the amount of bitcoins you want to deposit to 16EyxKUGwaNYWTwk2VGgMCnj9yQ33GNRvH.
2. You will recieve your bitcoins back + 5.3% extra after one year Despite claiming that there are over 3500 BTC "deposited", the block explorer link for that address shows http://blockchain.info/address/16EyxKUGwaNYWTwk2VGgMCnj9yQ33GNRvH 0 BTC.  (No, registering does not give you a different address). Registrar of Record: OVH. Record created on 2013-06-27. |
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Bitcointalk uses SSL, so no - HTTP REFERER is not passed through. However, my CoinChat advertisement contains the r:sigad tracking code, and many users are from my signature.
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