- Assume there are 30 ounces of gold for every bitcoin in existence.
Let me poke at this assumption: Bitcoin is clearly capped at 21 million, while up to the year 2011 171,300 tonnes of gold (6 billion ounces) had been mined. That would mean 10 times more gold per Bitcoin than your assumption.
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When searching to make a new thread about self-moderation, I stumbled on this 4 year old thread. Allow me to mega-kick it with a feature request:
Feature request Would it be possible to block users on my Ignore list from posting in my self-moderated threads?
Reason I've now converted 3 of my threads to self-moderated, to end spam. My biggest (giveaway) thread collected an estimated 2000 non-qualifying spam-posts in 8.5 months. I add all of them to my personal blacklist, and click "Ignore" on Bitcointalk so they're easy to spot in the future. Every day I delete several posts from Ignored users. If they simply can't post in my thread, Ignoring them once is enough to get rid of them forever, instead of deleting their posts every day over and over again.
Credits It's not my own idea, someone else mentioned it somewhere. Unfortunately, I can't find it back to give credits.
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It used to be possible to tag an address on Blockchain.info: BonusTag this address on blockchain.info, so it shows up on blockchain.info with only the prefix instead of the full address. I have done this for 1foreverDArUNEX2gVD26vautcx3b8zTZ. However, since Blockchain.info got updated, it gives a blank page, and I can't find the new location. How can I do this now?
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Nothing was on it.
If you "found" it, it could be someone else has the private key, waiting for some innocent finder to fund it! After importing in Bitcoin Core, you can't delete it from your wallet (unless you imported it into a new wallet or restore a backup). If you keep it in your daily wallet, make sure to label it ("DO NOT USE EVER AGAIN").
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I tried to do the "Bonus" part - to tag my addy on blockchain.info, but your link in the description doesn't work for me, I see only a blank page. Something changed since Blockchain.info got updated. I'm still looking for the new location.Update: the link works again
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ok i had to send my backup . dat file to my friend and he solved it. problem was there was only 5.58 btc left in wallet, thats why 6 btc transaction didnt went through. My friend told me LoyceV gave correct advice, so I sent him 0.2 btc, enjoy&thx Thanks :O I just saw a popup from this transaction, which got me curious. Google brought me back to this thread. Also: congratulations on finally getting it back! Price went up a lot since you started this thread. And: very cool thing to tip me for this! I totally didn't expect that after this long
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This is Bitcoin for christs sake, freedom, privacy, and all that.
Your privacy and freedom ends the moment you try to connect Bitcoin to fiat. If you stick to Bitcoin, and nobody can request anything. I wouldn't be surprised if this is caused by regulation, meant to discourage people from using Bitcoin. But this is of course pure speculation from my part.
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Because (1) is not effective. It would need perfect collusion of ALL miners. If your transaction is waiting in the mem pool, sooner or later, a miner that didn't blacklist your transaction will include it in a successful block. And as long as it isn't included in a block, it stays on the mem pool. So the only thing that blacklisting by a FRACTION of the miners implies, is a very long delay for your transaction. However, (2) is an effective soft fork. If a majority of miners applies it, your transaction will never be included, because those miners that include it, will get orphaned blocks because of it. So it is sufficient that 51% of the miners applies this effective soft fork, and you're censored. When the minority of miners not censoring you learn about this, they have no choice: they have to censor you now too, or they will regularly lose blocks that get orphaned. The majority always imposes a soft fork on the minority.
(1) Won't happen as long as Bitcoin isn't completely centralized. Some miners already give priority to certain transactions, it would be possible to do the opposite too. (2) Say this would happen exactly like this: 51% orphans blocks with transactions from X. And X makes sure he tries to be in every block, while the 49% mine that block. That would mean 49% build on those blocks many times a day, and orphans up to 6 blocks deep are a daily occurring problem. 6 Confirmations wouldn't mean anything anymore!
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Public key : 04E9ECAF146F468058DEF63A78DD12C5D1D13BFC571A5279EF451020E78C1F937DB498E8B331A88 4D90679373053972A12DEA59B453ACAD5DAE3680E458BCB50DA
My Prefix : 1LuCkY
I got you 3 variations. You can use all, but if one were to get compromised, they all are. Address: 1 LuCkY4tJeDTry4rNkrUGdb42NncvZi1AA (Balance: ) PrivkeyPart: 5JgFdmbYeAXAyjt14GmU68U4vQRMZW4L3ZQNDCuPgjxAFT7432C Address: 1 LuckyycRLkcWj5J7gnXDQWsA6EUe6JCxK (Balance: ) PrivkeyPart: 5JF1VkMJZYPMKAMFtEf3fFk8NoXfejRCDfzDTVbPYqVaP3J7GLk Address: 1 LUCKYHhJqAW5UwmdwU3BRzq4JHSdFdURg (Balance: ) PrivkeyPart: 5JVzCCdbfhgtAcN9AGRcXDFhCFGNHxZUYdSACNwP9NtZWvJn9rL
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Public key : 049F84127BB8401CD68DEB5FC063489EA14E0D16803B88594F852B14C1B601502D2BD9CEF03E512 A761FD77EF78BB94DEF65FB47748C6FC9438A20405651D6C121
Prefix: 1Victor or 1JustV
1Victor (case sensitive) is too much for this giveaway. I can get you one, at a 5 m BTC price (and a few days). Or you can go for this one for free: Address: 1 JustV8yMhtZVNY3st9mvxSTjVv3wabbQM (Balance: ) PrivkeyPart: 5J7PnNNbmvzBXJxZrRYm9Jz7WRsBsnvCioCaBkND4hKNEXtyPL6 I like how it turned the "V" into "V8"
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There used to be some room for high priorities transactions, which even don't pay fees and will be confimed in the blocks with other paying transactions. In the mean time miners seems to only include the higher fee one in the blocks and ingore the high priority ones. What do you think about it? After the block is increased, will this function be activated again?
This function is still active! But why would a miner pick someone who's sending a million dollars without a fee, if he can pick someone who's sending 5 bucks with 1 dollar fee? Of course the miner picks the transaction that earns him a dollar over the one that earns him nothing. For the future when blocks might get bigger: Bitcoin Core 0.14 will deactivate this priority mechanism. (I only read this recently, I can't find back the source, so don't hang me on it)
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If that person is willing to pay for it, the network should just be able to handle it. Email spam makes up 97% of the 200 billion emails sent each day. The email system was adjusted in such a way that it can handle it, instead of making people wait longer to send an email. That statement is complete nonsense. In no way will Bitcoin be able to sustain the amount of spam that it can be thrown at it. If a spammer is willing to pay $1000+ per hour on fees, that should be enough to create a network that can withstand it. I don't see any other way to stop the spam. No-one will be able to trust the validity of on-chain transactions, as BU can fork or reorg itself unexpectedly at any time. The ability to alter the consensus rules on the fly turns forks and re-orgs into a feature, when they're highly undesirable for a stable uniform blockchain.
This makes sense. It's the first time I read about this as a reason not to go for BU.
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Hi, I find viabtc transaction accelerator in the forum, I entered my txid in the first minute. Should be the top 100 input in the hour, but after 45 minutes, my transaction is still not accelerated. Do you use it and is it really working?
ViaBTC still needs to find a block for your transaction to be included. That can take several hours. I've used it and it works.
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Couldn't this be a failing piece of software stuck in a loop? 2) Some entity is heavily spamming the Bitcoin network for some malicious reason.
If that person is willing to pay for it, the network should just be able to handle it. Email spam makes up 97% of the 200 billion emails sent each day. The email system was adjusted in such a way that it can handle it, instead of making people wait longer to send an email. The reason for such spam could be: 1) To promote BU (politically motivated). 2) To raise fees (miners which are motivated by greed). 3) Other. No matter what the reason is, spam won't go away, which means the network should be able to handle it without interrupting normal usage. Side-effect: You can mine absurdly large blocks and DOS everyone. Absurdly high orphan rates are just the cherry on top of the cake.
If a miner is willing to risk 12.5 BTC by making an absurdly large block, that's an expensive gamble.
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