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People like flagging alts here anyway.
Aside from that, trust is speculative and community moderated. If they marked the account badly they could be expected to remove the red or they might get negged themselves although I don't know how often stuff like this happens.
Afaik ban evasion is punishable by a permaban of both accounts, but they'd need solid evidence the accounts were linked and it was ban evasion and potentially that the user knew it was against the rules).
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No matter what you do therell always be someone who's either bitter they missed the boat or can't get over the initial learning curve (which is apparently difficult).
Legal enforcement of smart contracts I doubt will do very much, potentially greater understanding and education could go someway..
Many people said that "don't judge what you don't understand", this is really true because if you have no idea about its importance and how advantageous it is just be quiet. I don't think that's a policy the general public are actively using, if they'll do the same thing with politics to vote on random pieces of information isolated from the rest - they'll broadcast it too if they've nothing to lose. |
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No, i only have saved private 1. address, now when check from other 2. address is showing me 400UNI, but if i click claim, it will send them to 1. address. hope you understand  How did you create the "account" /address? Did you not have access to the private key from the start? How do you know you don't have the private key? |
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Should your privat key not be in metamask.
Have you claimed the uni on the site?
You'll need eth to transfer your funds or trade with them. Can you give more details?
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I think it's hero rank you need to be able to post there.
Just test stuff out in off-topic not sure what archival is for anyway with posting new topics.
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Why haven't we started already?
It has to rely on a central authority though? And current solutions are also quite similar already (manageable online). I doubt it'll do much. The central authority still needs to change ownership or transfer the patent to someone else (for example if the patent is proven stolen). |
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I don't think many ad websites pay in bitcoin and offer competitive rates, but it's been a while...
You could probably go with 100 sats/hr but with 1k users that's $10 an hour and $240 a day... Still potentially possible with enough startup capital and offering a high enough withdrawal threshold (eg 0.003).
A lot of the successful faucets still running are either very well known or have a gambling aspect inside.
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No matter what you do therell always be someone who's either bitter they missed the boat or can't get over the initial learning curve (which is apparently difficult).
Legal enforcement of smart contracts I doubt will do very much, potentially greater understanding and education could go someway..
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How should we feel about paraphrased articles that do not include links to the original? The fact that the article was simply paraphrased is suggestive of plagiarism.
. It is plagiarism to paraphrase an article without posting its link and should be reported. If there's a nontrivial link between the article and the post (ie it's not something most would come up with) then report it and include the link of the article or ask the op to include the link. |
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I think you don't have to hit the panic button just yet. Cyber attacks are not some magic where the attacker can just wave a wand and your phone will brick in the next minute. The majority of those web wallet hacks or hot wallet hacks are coming from the users bad security practice, such as typing seed/private key when they log in, visited the wrong website, etc.
Do you guys remember the wannacry hack? That was made possible by people running the same operating system on a network but seemed to compromise a lot of healthcare devices too. In the UK I'm pretty sure it knocked out almost all mri scanners for example and a lot of patient records (since the last backup were also wiped). An employee that didn't know better on each network accidentally clicked a link in a phishing email - and midt things csn be compromised by phishing... |
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You could try a different pool site to see if it works with them? https://burstforum.net/topic/4322/stratum_subscribe-timed-out-problemThere was a similar problem on the link above and they disabled PART (I hope) of their routers firewall to get around the issue - have you opened the port the stratum server will need? (note computer firewalls and router firewalls are quite different). |
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Error #2 do you need https for the connection to succeed?
For all of them, not to be condescending but have you:
1. Made an account
2. Made a worker (if necessary)
3. Made a password (if necessary)
4. Added all these to the conf
(these would be generated on the pools side before you are able to connect to them).
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If you click file and look for a "recently opened" type label (I don't remember exactly what it's called) is there another wallet there?
I'd imagine you could've made it with electrum and just clicked off it and somehow ended up with this second one.
How old is the wallet also? If its recent then it might be easier for you to check your browsing history to see where you have been (or check your downloads folder).
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Bitcoin is often described as the 'first cryptocurrency' in media, but I vaguely remember there was some history before Satoshi's (amazing) implementation. I think the point was it was one of the first fairly fully decentralised cryptocurrency to exist. Hashcash afaik came from 1996 as you say to authenticate real users.. I think there was then another coin released earlier than bitcoin which wasn't decentralised. HeRetiks link looks really detailed though. |
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Why do I get this when chips imported to Electrum with private keys, trying to use them, get this--
The server returned and error when broadcasting the transaction. Consider to trying to connect to a different server, or updating Electrum.
What version of electrum. Are you running? I think you just need to. Find the network settings fromm the drop down menus and toggle through a few servers.. |
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@crwth I've always considered gunboat but never managed to work out how reliable it was for a good trading strategy. Licences seem quite cheap though but even the best trading strategy can liquidate everything in futures trading with a big crash(l (normally because ethe exchange can't process stuff in time). Are you able to set a risk tolerance so it only trades 25% of funds at a max of 25x for example?
It's a good investment, especially if you have a trading strategy that you want to automate. With all the various indicators and capabilities of Gunbot, it can surely accommodate whatever you need when it comes to trading. The community is open to suggestions as well if you need a specific indicator or feature that would improve trading. You could set 25% of your capital as your TRADING_LIMIT. So for every trade, it would use 25%. For the leverage side, it's on the exchange side, so you set it manually. For other exchanges like Bitmex, you would include Leverage as a function. Almost everything can be automated like the addition of pairs with a specific volume etc. It can be done. I would be happy to assist you if ever you are interested. Apologies, I didn't see this until now. Thanks for the response, is there any chance you could pm me how much licensing normally costs if you know? I'll probably have a look in a few weeks once I can determine if my current strategy would work with automation. I have manual bots trading moving patterns, I'd like something to trade the continuation gaps in between (and potentially breakouts missed by the manual traders too). |
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They'd probably be fast to recover either. Assuming the clubs got no interest loans to help them fund things like paying bills. How long could that go on? These types of solutions made sense in March when we all thought a 3-week lockdown would prevent a pandemic, but now that the situation is indefinite....? I think the revenue of football clubs is <100bn so it's probably fairly minor.
At 3.3 billion pounds per year, they account for ~0.5-0.6% of the UK's total tax base. It's not that insignificant. https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/premier-leagues-7-6bn-contribution-to-uk-economy-glrz53vf6That must've taken some digging, I couldn't find any reports on how big it was but I remember hearing it was less than [someone] was worth. 3.3 billion is pretty tiny compared with gdp, to be lost for a while it'll have some effect but I imagine by the next season (assuming its after march next year) it'll probably be as normal if we have a vaccine by then. |
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I'd just leave it there and see if it gets moved tbh.
The marketplace isn't strictly in the bitcoin section. It's just bitcoin focused for the majority.
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Is there a preview/decoder window in coinb.in?
This error essentially means you've probably missed some inputs when signing the tx. I'd go back and check.
What's the size of your inputs v outputs?
Sorry for a stupid question but size as in bytes? It says 118 bytes. I set output about 2$ less of my input, then go to verify, paste my encoded transaction press submit, It gives me just ( Transaction Script The above script has been decoded Version: 1 Transaction Size: 118 bytes Lock time: 0 RBF: This is a replace by fee transaction!) Then I go to sign, my private key, transaction code press submit, it gives me green window with : Signed transaction The above transaction has been signed: I copy that go to broadcast, paste that press submit It gives me: !Missing inputs  Noooo size is in Satoshi afaik I think that's what that means. Do you have a balance for the akiht of funds in the inputs and the akiht in the outputs. If you pm me your address and where you want the funds sending to i can make an unsigned transaction in electrum that you ought be able to sign on coinb.in? Like moccacino says, 180 bytes seems very small. Really it should be about 250 for 1 input and 1 output |
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Is there a preview/decoder window in coinb.in?
This error essentially means you've probably missed some inputs when signing the tx. I'd go back and check.
What's the size of your inputs v outputs?
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