I agree it looks sexy. But they have a terrible reputation and, guess what, another preorder. |
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Something new for your guys to mine  PKR coinLOL I guess it was bound to happen sooner or later. |
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I have a transaction pending in the mempool since hours because it pays less fee than required, not zero. The fee should be 0.0002 but it pays 0.000139.
I would understand that it takes longer than those paying the right amount, but am pissed to see that transactions with zero fee are getting included but not this one.
This is just not logical.
What transactions require or don't require a fee is determined by a formula: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_feesThis means that if you have old coins you don't have to pay any fee at all. It is not a simple case of pay a fee and get confirmation, don't pay a fee don't get confirmations. You should let the software decide what fee to pay because it takes all of this into account. |
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He left because if he had stayed it would have turned into more of a personality cult than it is already.
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Not recommended at the moment. You can use arbitrary length seeds starting from Electrum version 2.0
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Are you trying to say that I don't know what a hyperlink is? Not really wanting to start a fight over this but I found this very offensive. If you have been using internet for a while, which I think you are, you should know that one should not open unknown websites. That's the first rule for security over the web.
Every website is unknown until you open it. If you adopt that policy you'll never see anything on the web! Anyway you guys are asking all sorts of odd questions which I found offensive. Especially Nawazish who should know better because I first told him I was buying bitcoins almost a year ago. That's how long my site has been up. You can do a whois and check if you like. It's probably in archive.org as well by now. |
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Someone mentioned "isn't there anybody more qualified".
Short answer: NO!
This is the BBC remember, and this guy is British. He probably -is- the most qualified person in the UK. And the BBC surely love to celebrate British achievements and put a British spin on things if they can. It's a very patriotic organisation.
Short answer: YES! Andrea Antonopolous. He shits on Amir and then eats him for breakfast in every facet. He eats shit + people for breakfast? Antonopolous is ok but I'm sick and tired of hearing his fan boys go on and on about him. There are other people in the bitcoin world who are quite articulate. Like gmaxwell. |
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I think it is better to ask questions here. Cause we have experience in this and are native URDU speakers as well. SO communication would be much better here.
I only see English spoken here. Also people here don't have experience mining bitcoins directly. You guys are all doing alt coin mining and his question was about SHA-256 mining. You call 1 coin a small transaction?? Thats 80,000 Rs.
Well the main question is, what are the rates. I've seen many people on LocalBitcoins offering horrible rates. is called a hyper link. You move your mouse to it and click the left button. When you do that you will see my rates. They update automatically 24/7. |
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I getting 600 Kh/s on dogecoin scrypt which i take from dogecoin pool.I have a question that where we will exchange or sell these dogecoins,worldcoins and etc ?? because on internet only Bitcoin exchanger,sellers or buyers present.
http://Https://cryptsy.comthere you can sell for BTC then yu can sell BTC for $$ and onwards to PKR. Or you can sell bitcoins to me and get PKR straight away. BTW I'm the guy that started this thread in the first place  Yup True. And agreed. Well May I ask you how much is your buying capability?? First trades with new people are always small amounts say 1 coin or less. PM me or contact me via my site for questions like these. |
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Salam friends i start cgminer on my office PC it's giving 600kh/s which is not good for mining anything.Some websites selling Miner machines like 200Gh/s, 500GH/s, Even 1TH/s i calculate that 200GH/s can give us 1000$ per month easily through Bitcoin mining so why they selling these miners instead of mining for their ownself  Your calculations are probably wrong. SHA-256 mining is not very profitable. Use a mining calculator that takes into consideration difficulty changes. One that I know of: http://mining.thegenesisblock.com/If you are really interested in this you will have to do something you are probably not used to. That is you will have to spend a lot of time and READ. Start in the mining forum https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=44.0 |
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I getting 600 Kh/s on dogecoin scrypt which i take from dogecoin pool.I have a question that where we will exchange or sell these dogecoins,worldcoins and etc ?? because on internet only Bitcoin exchanger,sellers or buyers present.
http://Https://cryptsy.comthere you can sell for BTC then yu can sell BTC for $$ and onwards to PKR. Or you can sell bitcoins to me and get PKR straight away. BTW I'm the guy that started this thread in the first place |
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Tools menu > Create transaction > from csv text. Then enter the recipient addresses and amounts in the fashion: 1BitcoinEaterAddressDontSendf59kuE, 0.002
1DevNullAddressDontSendf59kuE, 0.02
Click load csv. Then on the next window verify that the transaction is correct and click on sign to proceed. Note that one of the outputs is going to be a change address in your wallet. Thank you for your pointing out that function for me. It work! Now, I just wonder why the the team don't put this function under the "send" menu just like other client, users can just click a add recipient button to add more address to pay, isn't that more convenient to use? This is the way I understand it: - Electrum aims to be a minimalistic wallet. The lead developers want an uncluttered GUI. - Electrum is an open source project and it is run by volunteers. If you want a feature you have to do it yourself or pay someone to do it. - A bitcoin talk forum member harningt forked the project and added the feature above in response to a bounty. He then submitted a pull request for inclusion into the official electrum code: https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum/pull/282- The Electrum lead developers decided to include it and merged it into their code. If you want to see this feature exposed on the send tab you will have to follow the process above. |
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If only there was a cryptographically secure method of doing this..... perhaps something invoving un-forgable shared ledgers or something like that? Perhaps someone could make it into a coin of its own? Even if you store the address and signatures in a namecoin blockchain entry, as opposed to the domain name's DNS records, you still need an external service checking the site periodically to make sure it contains the correct address. |
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Import the private keys into the offline wallets
Create a seedless wallet for use on your online systems. You do it using the command line:
electrum -w /path/to/wallet deseed
If it's the default wallet you can skip the "-w /path/to/wallet"
It will create a .seedless file that you can use on your online systems.
Then proceed as you would with any offline wallet transaction i.e. to an unsigned transaction on the online system, sign it using the offline system and broadcast using the online system.
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Tools menu > Create transaction > from csv text. Then enter the recipient addresses and amounts in the fashion: 1BitcoinEaterAddressDontSendf59kuE, 0.002
1DevNullAddressDontSendf59kuE, 0.02
Click load csv. Then on the next window verify that the transaction is correct and click on sign to proceed. Note that one of the outputs is going to be a change address in your wallet. |
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I liked it. He was being himself. Not a polished, professional media personality, but a lay person who was understandably a little nervous being in front of the camera. I think it's apt for a people's currency.
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