Please mark me down for number 10.   

I'm glad to announce that the Ravenbit NODE Bronze & Brass A - Address Lists have been added to the forum.  I have a few coins remaining, they are almost gone!

I will reserve #10.

I believe this is the highest valuation a Green Label Node Bronze has received.

I will sign up for #1 of Silver and Bronze for Round 2.   

Update - I won one of the LuckyBit coins, please update my number to 2.  

Hopefully for the price of this book it's packaged safely for shipping with enough padding and room around it to spare.   

Awesome, very cool! I won a lucky coin round and now this, hopefully the luck train keeps going!   



Thanks, I can't believe I won and will do!   

I've produced and sold paracord goods before and what happens is that to turn it into a business you are competing with very cheap labor.  Unfortunately my time is worth more than what I would be able to make selling paracord tied items so I only do it for fun as I would need to outsource the tying to be profitable.

With the minimum wage going up in the US, these things are best tied by cheap labor because it's a highly competitive market.

I like the flexibility in colors/style/ball bearings that tying them myself offers, but again it is time consuming and one of the knots I tie is a monkey fist (still for sale!) which takes an exceptional amount of time for tightening.  

Another idea would be to build a machine that can tie your easiest knots that take the most time.  I've used jigs to speed things up but I always felt a "smart tying machine" was just around the corner and waiting for someone to build it.  Obviously the machine would most likely be suited for only one task/type of knot, but that's for the engineer to figure out.  

Thanks, payment will be sent over later today.

Agreed, I'd like to see a picture of the other completed unit (in reference to sale666's quote: "the old post I made and sold that 3D printer").

The one that is posted here looks like a 3D printer frame and not much else from the photos.  It may turn out to be a good unit when built and I am interested to see more information/pictures/videos as triple extruder sounds impressive. 

What firmware do you run for these printers and what is the build area dimensions?

Please add 1 for me also.

I'd like to take the next lowest avail, #4, 12, 14, 15, etc.    

Payment sent, looking forward to it!

I'd go for the Signature Edition.   

Hopefully these lists will assist all the users who have requested their full public addresses while the Ravenbit site has been down.  If you haven't heard, Ravenbit has closed shop and taken their website offline.  By doing this they removed the address lists for their coin series which only had firstbits showing.  There are a couple other places on the internet where I believe these lists are saved but nowhere were they peer reviewed and kept unedited.

Here are the final copies of the Ravenbit NODE Bronze & Brass A address lists.  I invite you to compare them against your own for verification.

Ravenbit NODE Bronze - Address List
Ravenbit NODE Brass A - Address List

Both of these address lists will stay public & unedited on pastebin with a post date of Mar 31st, 2016.   

You're quite welcome and I'm glad to see you have joined the forum!   

I respectfully ask that you do not quote my whole first post as I may change details within it.

I'm not aware of this item being posted anywhere else and the price is set at what I would be willing to let it go at currently.  The Tux Droid isn't a "toy" anymore, it's a collectors item.   

This item is exceptionally rare and if anyone has a used one they would be willing to trade in exchange for the new one I would knock a decent amount off the price.

I'm sharing my script which will allow you to search for specified Vanitygen output addresses in a directory or a single file.  The default directory is in the script and everything can be changed to your liking.  

You can search for a single address in all files, an address in a single file, or for all addresses in a directory.


Create a file named "CHECKADDY.sh" on your Linux box using the below linked script and run with one of the above usage commands!

CHECKADDY.sh - Vanitygen Output File Address Search Script

This bash script was built in Linux, but should work fully on Windows 10 with Bash.


Sample usage searching for specific addresses in ALL files:
user@debkav:~# cd /home/bct/vanitygen-master/
user@debkav:/home/bct/vanitygen-master# ./CHECKADDY.sh "1Digi"
Processing /home/bct/vanitygen-master/AFOUNDdir/address_easy_set1.txt file...
Number of addresses in file: 0
Processing /home/bct/vanitygen-master/AFOUNDdir/address_found_1Digi_1.txt file...
Number of addresses in file: 3
Processing /home/bct/vanitygen-master/AFOUNDdir/address_found_1Digi_2.txt file...
Number of addresses in file: 0
Processing /home/bct/vanitygen-master/AFOUNDdir/address_found_1TestAddy_1.txt file...
Number of addresses in file: 0
Processing /home/bct/vanitygen-master/AFOUNDdir/address_found_1TestAddy_2.txt file...
Number of addresses in file: 0
Processing /home/bct/vanitygen-master/AFOUNDdir/address_found_1TestAddy_3.txt file...
Number of addresses in file: 0
Processing /home/bct/vanitygen-master/AFOUNDdir/address_found_1TestAddy_4.txt file...
Number of addresses in file: 0
Processing /home/bct/vanitygen-master/AFOUNDdir/address.txt file...
Number of addresses in file: 0
Total number of addresses: 3
Temp File Location - ( /home/bct/vanitygen-master/AFOUNDdir/tmp_Address_list.txt )
Address: 1DigivomtoYiWs7DPfnFwE6w2K6RLugUTL
Address: 1Digik7QKY5FZeqTVnWKjcMjocFM4kXuqy
Address: 1DigiGPdH6ZtKdicHVvGoBnCj4Tyki85wy


Sample usage searching for specific addresses in a single file:
user@debkav:~# cd /home/bct/vanitygen-master/
user@debkav:/home/bct/vanitygen-master# ./CHECKADDY.sh "1Digi" address_found_1Digi_1.txt
Number of addresses in file: 3
File Location - ( /home/bct/vanitygen-master/AFOUNDdir/address_found_1Digi_1.txt )
Address: 1DigivomtoYiWs7DPfnFwE6w2K6RLugUTL
Address: 1Digik7QKY5FZeqTVnWKjcMjocFM4kXuqy
Address: 1DigiGPdH6ZtKdicHVvGoBnCj4Tyki85wy


Sample usage showing ALL addresses in default directory:
user@debkav:~# cd /home/bct/vanitygen-master/
user@debkav:/home/bct/vanitygen-master# ./CHECKADDY.sh
Processing /home/bct/vanitygen-master/AFOUNDdir/address_easy_set1.txt file...
Number of addresses in file: 552
Processing /home/bct/vanitygen-master/AFOUNDdir/address_found_1Digi_1.txt file...
Number of addresses in file: 299
Processing /home/bct/vanitygen-master/AFOUNDdir/address_found_1Digi_2.txt file...
Number of addresses in file: 412
Processing /home/bct/vanitygen-master/AFOUNDdir/address_found_1TestAddy_1.txt file...
Number of addresses in file: 210
Processing /home/bct/vanitygen-master/AFOUNDdir/address_found_1TestAddy_2.txt file...
Number of addresses in file: 226
Processing /home/bct/vanitygen-master/AFOUNDdir/address_found_1TestAddy_3.txt file...
Number of addresses in file: 59
Processing /home/bct/vanitygen-master/AFOUNDdir/address_found_1TestAddy_4.txt file...
Number of addresses in file: 521
Processing /home/bct/vanitygen-master/AFOUNDdir/address.txt file...
Number of addresses in file: 101
Total number of addresses: 2380
Temp File Location - ( /home/bct/vanitygen-master/AFOUNDdir/tmp_Address_list.txt )

View results? (2380 found)
1) Yes
2) No
#?

Address: 1D1jcC1Scaaxss3btL7qwYaDck7WtM7Q9A
Address: 1D1P3SQ9eeitieWTHdeVmAKbKUJmQFQEyx
and so on if you chose Yes....
Listing will show ALL 2380 addresses, only showing 2 in this example as 2380 lines of text is absurdly long.
Otherwise, addresses can be viewed in the temporary file, tmp_Address_list.txt

Sounds good, thanks for the information.