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3581  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Is anyone working in a "pruned download"? on: October 18, 2022, 05:42:44 PM
I guess I look at it as most people who are just getting BTC to use are more likely to just run a SPV client. Keep in mind that if your PC is not on 24/7 and you do not always keep the wallet open when it is on then you will probably have to wait a while after opening up your wallet at that point to be able to spend your coins.
It's not that hard to run a node using RaspberryPi or some other small format low power computers, but I agree that most people won't do it without a good reason.
If they are not sending and receiving coins daily or on regular basis, then they probably don't need to run full node and download full blockchain.
Any business that deal with Bitcoin should run a full node and Lighting Network node.

Home yes, school possibly, office only if you own the company. Putting non work software on your work PC is a good way to get fired. Also, unless you are remote work and connecting to an office PC, more and more offices are shutting down PCs and everything else at night. It's a bit more secure and saves power.
Unless you are government official of some corrupt country, than you can run anything you want Cheesy
I know several examples of people like that doing Bitcoin for years in some countries (maybe they still are), and story even broke out in news.
3582  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: BTC: cutting the trace on: October 18, 2022, 05:18:54 PM
You can absolutely avoid them totally. I've been buying/selling/trading/using/saving/spending bitcoin for years. I'd wager I'm in the top 1% of bitcoin users in terms of actually using bitcoin as a currency, almost daily. Every single one of my coins has been mixed, coinjoined, or otherwise obfuscated. I have literally never once had a problem with someone refusing one of my coins or demanding KYC or any other such nonsense, precisely because I refuse to do business with anyone who attacks and undermines bitcoin's very existence by treating it as non-fungible.
That currently works only because Bitcoin is not widely accepted by merchants, so regulators simply couldn't enforce stupid regulations on everyone.
Imagine that you had to pay everything with Bitcoin, but merchant would be forced to scan your sending address to see if there any any alerts for avoiding your coins.
That is why EU is now working on new regulations and this would mean reporting of every little thing and all transaction people are making.
One more danger is the new labeling for efficiency of blockchain in new EU MiCA regulation act.
3583  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: BTCapsule is now FREE and logs year from Bitcoin Core’s mediantime on: October 18, 2022, 03:46:14 PM
And talking about pruned node, do not forget that pruned node still download whole blockchain (with current size 432.91GB[3]). If they have slow hardware or internet, it could take weeks.
I don't know how BTCapsule works with this, but last time I checked pruned node for Bitcoin was around 5.1 Gb in size, that is significantly less than full blockchain that is around 86 times bigger.
https://prunednode.today/

I will look into this some more. Anything to make BTCapsule easier to use is great. I think the program works just fine though, and I feel like it’s extra secure with the new Linux version. I realize it will be annoying to wait for Bitcoin Core to download, but if you get a whole Bitcoin out of it, then it’s got to be worth the wait.
Is there any difference in security of BTCapsule runing on Linux and wInD0ws operating system?
There are significant number of people who are using MacOS (maybe higher than Linux), so it would be good if you could add BTCCapsule software for MacOS.
3584  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Celsius Exchange Data Dump Is a Gift to Crypto Sleuths—and Thieves on: October 18, 2022, 03:29:32 PM
If that is so, these pseudoTXs, that are not uniquely identified (i.e. there is no TX id), can be matched by date and quantity to derive the real TX Id on the pertinent blockchain, thus revealing some of each person's addresses (with what that entails).
At this point I will consider any centralized service and exchange that holds customers private information to be only one step away from sharing all this information with everyone in the world.
If people are still OK using all this services after so much hacks, leaks, liquidations, and other similar stuff, than they shouldn't be surprised if they get scammed in future.
It's even crazier that governments are now pushing harder than ever this digital identity crap and CBDC, and we should just trust them, yeah right.

When you think about it, ~10% APY ain't that much at all, well at least not enough for me to risk my bitcoin and give it so a 3rd party. Imho very bad risk/reward ratio.
This is nothing, compared with the risk you are accepting signing up for services like this.
When you add high inflation of fiat currencies this 10% get's even less important for people who invested stable coins.
3585  Economy / Reputation / Re: [Discussion] Bitcointalk Community Awards on: October 18, 2022, 03:12:26 PM
So, in a month this topic will become relevant again.
I can't believe almost a year passed since last Bitcointalk Community Awards, but I am looking forward for new one and thanks for doing this icopress.
Better to add rules that sending merits is not allowed, or maybe theymos could maybe disable merit option for this topic all together, if that is possible.
I think I saw few topics that had merit button removed (that would be best option here) but maybe I only imagined this things Smiley

I think the competition would lose its charm if the voting were to become anonymous or overly moderated.
I agree with this, but doing voting without any rules is also not good.
Newly registered accounts and recently activated accounts should not be allowed to vote, if we want to have nearly as fair voting results.
3586  Local / Hrvatski (Croatian) / Re: Novosti on: October 18, 2022, 08:03:56 AM
Nemojte se prijavljivati za ovo!
MUP i AKD pozivaju građane da aktiviraju osobnu iskaznicu i mobilnu aplikaciju Certilia, koja (lažno) olakšava komunikaciju i svakodnevni život građana.
A što će se dogoditi kada se ova glupost hakira, a sigurno će je hakirati u budućnosti neki zli hakeri?
Ovo se može aktivirati i deaktivirati online, ima dvostruku biometrijsku identifikaciju, i sad samo još da dodaju CBDC euro u 2023 godini...
https://www.antenazadar.hr/clanak/2022/10/osobnu-od-sada-mozete-imati-i-na-mobitelu-pozivaju-se-zadrani-da-aktiviraju-e-iskaznicu/

A Index nastavlja sa svojim plaćenim člancima o Bitcoinu, ovaj put za Fortrade Smiley
https://www.index.hr/magazin/clanak/bitcoin-od-poceka-godine-pao-za-60-je-li-to-kraj-pada/2404056.aspx
3587  Bitcoin / Hardware wallets / Re: PIN codes and Hardware Wallets on: October 17, 2022, 09:08:06 PM
What is the benefit of a device bricking itself after x number of attempts, rather than just factory resetting itself? Assuming in both cases there is no chance to recover access to the original wallet without knowledge of the seed phrase, then bricking instead of simply securely wiping/shredding the data seems like a bug, not a feature, and simply forces the user to purchase another hardware wallet rather than just using their newly reset one to recovery from a back up.
Maybe there is still a theoretical chance that some important secure leftovers could remain in secure element, and that could be exploited by malicious attacker.
Passport used old Coldcard code as a base and they are the first ones to introduce this feature, knowing how old secure elements they used had known security flaws, this is not totally impossible.
You won't hear about flaws in ledger and similar blackbox devices, because they signed secret NDA  Tongue
Anyway, I like this self-destruct mechanism, other wallets have this enabled when you try to open device and mess with the inside.

If there is a secure / non-bypassable PIN counter implementation that doesn't rely on the secure element, I currently see no technical reason holding hardware wallet developers back from using that instead of the more destructive method. I doubt that any 'non-destructive' implementation is as secure as one that leverages secure chip counters, though.
Passport is hardware wallet for (old) 007 James Bond, mi6 only needs to add special bomb explosion option when you enter wrong pin 13-1 time  Cheesy 💣


3588  Bitcoin / Hardware wallets / Re: Coldcard on: October 17, 2022, 09:00:49 PM
Thanks for the update! Is there also news about an application that can actually support ColdCard in an easy way with NFC signing?
I don't really know much infiormation about that, but you can ask NVK and coldcard team.
There are few videos Coinkite-Coldcard released on their youtube channel explaining how NFC feature works, showing address via NFC, and signing a text message using NFC.
BTC Sessions also released full 30 minute tutorial how to use Coldcard with NFC feature, so you can check out both of this channels.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eLG8Atcd-l4
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqMPBcyg_wemgvC1jDI3EIw
3589  Bitcoin / Wallet software / Re: QR codes vs NFC in Bitcoin Wallets on: October 17, 2022, 08:50:06 PM
Blockstream Jade made interesting update in their latest firmware version 0.1.38 with support of CompactSeedQR codes.
This contains 7x7 square table grid, and this codes can easily be drawn on a piece of paper and it reminds me on game I played on my school paper.
I am not a fan of Jade hardware wallet, but I like this new CompactSeedQR codes and I wonder if someone saw them in other Bitcoin wallets?


https://www.nobsbitcoin.com/blockstream-jade-v-0-1-38/
3590  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: BTC: cutting the trace on: October 17, 2022, 08:28:03 PM
Please stop promoting the idea that taint exists. I consider making people believe it exists an attack on Bitcoin, and it may very well be the only way for governments to stop Bitcoin from succeeding. Don't fall for it.
Try telling that to all the people who are using shitcoins like ethereum, that now have 52% of all blocks being OFAC compliance, it's growing all the time according to mevwatch.info, and now it has built in censorship for transactions!
You can also write your government and all other governments and complain to centralized exchanges who all say that tainted coins exist.
Welcome to the crypto main stream narrative, I hope you like it Smiley

I sure don't like this, but closing my eyes won't change the fact that people can run into problems if someone catches them with coins coming from some hacks and exploits.
One solution is to stop using centralized exchanges and services, that will reduce potential problems, but you can't avoid them totally.
We could also use Lightning Network or second layer solutions that can also break connection with your previous transactions if done correctly.
Perfect solution would be if Bitcoin would implement protocol based privacy changes, but I am not sure this will happen in next few years.

3591  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: BTCapsule is now FREE and logs year from Bitcoin Core’s mediantime on: October 17, 2022, 07:57:51 PM
I’m sorry to create another post, but this is a significant upgrade.
This is your third topic about exact same thing and it was not needed at all.
I appreciate you are working on this project, going open source and giving it for free, but there is still a problem I initially wrote..
someone can fake the data and abuse your program, and he doesn't even have to be super-duper hacker at all to do this.
I am not saying your idea is bad, but you need to rewrite everything from scratch and use some different method of calculating time, maybe by using multiple sources of information.
This is not easy problem to solve, but I think you are going in right direction, so maybe try asking suggestion and opinion from known bitcoin security experts.
3592  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Indiegogo launch - help us! :o on: October 17, 2022, 07:49:00 PM
So I will launch a challenge! I will sell 10 CryptoPlatz Vault with the seed recovery phrase of 1 Bitcoin, encrypted with CryptoPlatz App.

The first man that decrypt the seed recovery phrase can take 1 Bitcoin for him.
How would people know if their card came preloaded with seed words for 1 Bitcoin?
I don't know if you are claiming that your encryption is impossible to crack, but consider sending this ten cards to known hackers and security experts, not to some random crypto normies and metamask users.

How many crypto users have an offline pc just to work with the seed?
More than you think, and you can count in all signing devices like SeedSigner and air-gapped hardware wallets Passport, ColdCard, Keystone and others in that mix.
It's not that hard to own old laptop with no direct internet connection, and it can have full disk encryption in addition to file encryption.

A lot of people now is using MetaMask, they need to save the seed recovery phrase offline, encrypted. They need CryptoPlatz Vault.
I wonder how did they survive for so long with one  Cheesy
With your product people need to use smartphone and they are all connected to internet all the time, plus the cell tower connection.
I don't care really about shitty metamask wallet and how they are handling their supported centralized coins.
 
3593  Economy / Reputation / Re: Royse777 is Casino Critique on: October 17, 2022, 06:37:23 PM
I guess if your last name is "Bitches" you kinda have to name your child like this
Wasn't he celebrating comeback in forum just a few days ago?  Cheesy
Maybe he should add more information on his graphic designer portfolio, adding multitasking and ability to operate multiple forum accounts and pretend they are not connected.

FatFork, you are not allowed to post archive link that has personal information. Knowingly or unknowingly it may harm the person. If you really want to keep the link then everything deserve to be in the investigation board or it should be deleted. I don't know what consequences it will bring for you if you don't delete it, you can not move it to investigation board since you are not the topic creator.
Dude I don't understand why you care so much about this guy and his personal information than about your connection with him.
I know doxing is bad and not allowed in forum, but Naim basically exposed himself and dig his own grave, for all of his (known) accounts.
Regarding your connection with Casino Critique account, you made a mistake of hiding this information from public but you revealed it to some members and I don't understand why.
You can't expect everyone to keep your secret and be angry on them for exposing it  Tongue

Naim027 was a part of the Casino Critique team and likely just trying to stick up for the team even though he would have been better off to stay out of it.
He was probably doing some design work for Casino Critique, but he has a big mouth and he is not very smart.

And why was naim027 (masquerading as AnotherAlt) meddling in the affair if being on the team, he already knew who was behind CC?
Mental illness or some other hidden motives maybe...
Why is he not banned again for Ban evasion with all his alt accounts?

3594  Economy / Reputation / Re: DT, will somebody tag this man???????? on: October 17, 2022, 06:08:27 PM
will somebody tag this man still wearing the bitlucy scam signature and a avatar
Is it so hard to use your main account and tag him yourself?
Instead you registered new account just to post this... sorry but this is so pathetic.
I know one coward member who likes a lot tagging everyone who wears signatures he doesn't like...

If you believe someone deserves to be tagged: do it! And use your main account for it. That's how the DefaultTrust system becomes more decentralized.
See LoyceV's Beginners guide to correct use of the Trust system.
Some people don't like, they avoid or they are afraid of tagging members wit a lot of positive feedback or if they are DT members.
No need to post begginers guide for someone who is obviously not beginner at all Smiley
I don't see any signature on FFrankie profile so he probably removed it.
 
3595  Other / Meta / Re: Having an "I solemnly swear / attestation / liar liar pants on fire" thread on: October 17, 2022, 05:58:35 PM
I think it would be cool if the community had some kind of tool (however blunt) to help smoke out liars.
This would be almost impossible to prove, and I don't see how anything  can be improved with this.
You are always going t have liars everywhere, and I think most of the people here told some lies for various reasons, most obvious is privacy.
Some could say that Satoshi was the first liar, when he said that he is a man from Japan in one of his profiles Smiley

I had a very specific thing in mind when I thought of this (the recent naim027 drama, which is what got me thinking about honesty).
Naim027 is an asshole and abuser, but that is why we have trust system and it works good with cases like this.
When I suspect someone doing stuff like him I could add in my personal Bitcointalk UserNotes script, or write in in public on his profile.

I'm against reckless tagging and don't want to encourage misuse of the trust system.
Any tool you would use instead of Trust system would be public, so I don't see any difference here.
You can use Bitcointalk UserNotes script if you don't want to make your notes public.
3596  Other / Meta / Re: Interface of the forum, CSS messed up? on: October 17, 2022, 05:44:56 PM
The problem still exists. I can do things but it's just annoying. I changed my internet connection an hour ago but there are nothing has changed. In the same browser every other websites are working fine except the forum.
There was no issues with forum CSS on my side today.
I also think that Cloudflare might be causing problems for you, but it's strange how it only affects certain users and not everyone.
Maybe try using different browsers and delete all your browsing history and cookies, starting fresh.
3597  Local / Hrvatski (Croatian) / Re: SCAM upozorenja Zbirni topic on: October 17, 2022, 12:20:14 PM
Pripazite na sumnjivu elektroničku poštu!
Istarska policija je objavila prijave građana koji su na svoje email adrese dobili sumnjive prijeteći poruke u kojima ih nepoznate osobe govore da su na njihovuređaje instalirali malware programe.
Tako su dobili pristup njihovim osobnim podacima i traže da im se uplati iznos od 9000 kuna u Bitcoin-u, a to je sada samo 0.06 BTC-a.
Ovo mi izgleda kao epošta koju sam primao nekoliko puta o mojim navodnim video zapisima seksa kamerom koju ni nemam instaliranu Smiley
https://istarska-policija.gov.hr/vijesti/pripazite-na-sumnjivu-elektronicku-postu/28880
3598  Local / Hrvatski (Croatian) / Re: Novosti on: October 17, 2022, 12:03:10 PM
Davanje krila MEV Flešbotovima nakon Merdža je urodilo ovim plodom. Situacija će vjerovatno biti sve gora i gora. Ftw, PoS, decentralizacija hehehe Cheesy
Držimo se samo Bitcoin-a za decentralizaciju, a za sve ostalo je najbolje reći da su centralizirani shitcoini, a najveće govno od svih je ethereum Smiley
Ako malo pogledaš da im je jedan od glavnih ljudi u etherum foundation žena Aya Miyaguchi koja je u vrhu WEF-a onda ti je sve jasno, a pisao sam i ranije za njihovu cenzuru transakcija.
Kad sam nedavno pisao za mevwatch.info bilo je oko 30% censured transactions, sad je 52%, a uskoro 99% Roll Eyes

@sbogovac hoćeš možda tamo plaćati ''ovo'' sa eth?  Cheesy
Već su ih počeli nuditi u vašim školama:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXfENq-Y61I
3599  Economy / Exchanges / Re: Poloniex withdraw limit real? on: October 15, 2022, 06:09:37 PM
Any experience with poloniex?

It is sead, that we can withdraw coins until 50000$ per day without KCY with tier1.
This is unbelievable.
It's not so unbelievable and yes it's real.
I know several exchanges that have much bigger daily withdrawal limits, so compared with them Poloniex is nothing.

Or does this mean 50$ (50.000) ?
It's $50K, not 50 dollars... that is how much money you can withdraw every day.

I am just worried, that when I want to withdraw 2000$, then it is said, "Sorry, we need KCY".
That is always a risk with any centralized exchanges, especially if they think you sent them coins from addresses that someone reported, or it has some connection with hacks.
Normal users should be fine with smaller amounts, but I would still recommend switching to decentralized exchanges like Bisq or other p2p trading.
3600  Other / Archival / Re: Sinbad.io Mixer - secure, fast and easy to use on: October 15, 2022, 05:59:32 PM
same here. 27 seconds to load the page
It feels like I am time traveling and using ''good-old'' dial-up internet, only thing I am missing is that familiar squeaky sound Wink
One more thing I noticed is that Sinbad is using only telegram for support, but link is not opening any group or a channel, but some bot so we can't see anything.

Cloudflare logs absolutely everything and you can be sure about it. Also, their "Checking if the site connection is secure" wording is a biggest snake oil of digital security - sites that use Cloudflare put their users privacy and security at risk (when the treat model consists of law enforcement being an adversary, which is common nowadays).
I agree with you but many websites are still using Cloudlfare (including Bitcointalk), maybe because there is no better alternative for ddos attacks.
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