Oh jee, noch mehr privatekeys, die ich mir irgendwo hinschreiben muss...  Ich würd bitaddress.org auslassen und nur Electrum installieren. Is doch quatsch sich n key zu erzeugen um ihn dann in ein Programm zu importieren das genauso keys erzeugen kann. Andere Währungen sind generell nicht möglich. Das liegt an theymos und seiner Grundeinstellung das alles neben Bitcoin keine (dauerhafte) relevanz (für das Forum) haben wird. Wahrscheinlich spielt auch ein bisschen pragmatismus mit rein. Wird erst ein Alt Coin akzeptiert, wieso dann nicht auch X oder Y? |
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Gibts doch schon, SSL/TLS Keys lässt man sich doch auch bestätigen für n paar Kröten. Damit kannst du auch digital signieren wenn du das willst. Ich sehe nur den Vorteil nicht gegenüber gescannten händisch unterschriebenen Verträgen (falls Distanz ein Thema ist).
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Alternativ kann man sich den "Copper Member" Rang kaufen um früher Bilder verlinken/einbinden(!) zu dürfen. Hochladen geht gar nicht. |
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Hello! My forum rank hasn't changed to Jr Member, but I already have 40+ posts and two 14-days periods have passed. Can anyone help me with this? Thanx in advance.
two 14 day periods equal 2*14 activity, but you need 30 for Jr. In other words, you have to wait another 14 day period. |
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A gang of four armed raiders held up an English Bitcoin trader at gunpoint. He was forced to transfer a large sum in Bitcoin. I believe this is the first such event in England, but not the first in the world. http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-5322171/Pictured-barn-raiders-committed-bitcoin-robbery.htmlHow can we protect ourselves against this? Some thoughts occur to me. Transfer the coins into a timelocked wallet controlled by me. But would that provoke a physical resction from the raiders. Time lock the transfer into their requested wallet. If the stolen coins are run through a mixer, could I sue the mixer because he was profiting from the proceeds of crime. Has anybody got any other ideas? I have no idea what legal consequences this could result in for a mixer, but generally speaking the best way to defend against this is to not be known to have a large amount of coins. Either that or take appropriate steps to secure your house. A barn does not sound very secure and for someone holding 800k I would at least expect walls, gates and CCTV or in other words physical protection that can not be merely kicked in. Additionally if its for long term storage to require a second signature would make sense, e.g. by keys held on a different device in a different location. This might secure the coins, but not necessarily your life. Depending on the level of knowledge the robbery have of bitcoin, they might not grasp the concept and assume you try to bullshit your way out of the situation. Im also not entirely sure to whom the baby belonged. Did they hold it hostage or they come with their family? They might be willing to take you with them for some time to wait off a time lock. |
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I Have a Coinbass bitcoin address added to my account. Can i signed and verify my address some how?
AFAIK you cant. |
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For any-one playing along at home, the following four keys are expiring in 2018: 2018_expiring
User-ID:
acct seller <acct@seller>
Validity:
from 2014-08-20 02:04 through 2018-08-20 02:04
Certificate type:
2,048-bit RSA
Certificate usage:
Signing EMails and Files, Encrypting EMails and Files, Certifying other Certificates
Key-ID:
F15949F0
Fingerprint:
D113277E3E9BF9478B29D472BA6F5377F15949F0
User-ID:
master p <masterp.infinity@gmail.com>
Validity:
from 2014-10-27 01:59 through 2018-10-27 01:59
Certificate type:
2,048-bit RSA
Certificate usage:
Signing EMails and Files, Encrypting EMails and Files, Certifying other Certificates
Key-ID:
416480D5
Fingerprint:
B51B708122C745DA423604895DAD3BF7416480D5
User-ID:
Thomas Cage <tomatocage1@gmail.com>
Validity:
from 2014-11-13 07:04 through 2018-11-13 07:04
Certificate type:
2,048-bit RSA
Certificate usage:
Signing EMails and Files, Encrypting EMails and Files, Certifying other Certificates
Key-ID:
4880D85C
Fingerprint:
E6FDAF651D9A43A87351D58A8E707E554880D85C
User-ID:
quick seller <quickseller@bitcointalk.org>
Validity:
from 2014-12-04 08:33 through 2018-12-04 08:33
Certificate type:
2,048-bit RSA
Certificate usage:
Signing EMails and Files, Encrypting EMails and Files, Certifying other Certificates
Key-ID:
F0BEB516
Fingerprint:
F364AB336F009BA4736C7F69532DD290F0BEB516 I haven't imported all keys in this list, so there may be others.
Previously expired: User-ID:
Fabio Bitcointalk <a@a.com>
Validity:
from 2015-02-25 20:02 through 2015-08-26 01:00
Certificate type:
4,096-bit RSA
Certificate usage:
Signing EMails and Files, Encrypting EMails and Files, Certifying other Certificates, Authenticate against Servers
Key-ID:
3F8D4D57
Fingerprint:
D5FB3538A67C3AF363A467F9C610771A3F8D4D57
User-ID:
shorena <shor3na@gmail.com>
Validity:
from 2014-10-02 17:02 through 2016-10-05 17:41
Certificate type:
4,096-bit RSA
Certificate usage:
Signing EMails and Files, Certifying other Certificates, Authenticate against Servers
Key-ID:
BD6B68E2
Fingerprint:
4E32814C98C2B12EC473228B940A17DBBD6B68E2 Perhaps expired could be shown as: Yeah I should have refreshed the key a while ago, but didnt bother. Ill update this in a bit. Edit: New Key below and here -> https://pgp.mit.edu/pks/lookup?search=shorena&op=vindex&fingerprint=on |
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Hi, please verify and quote
----BITCOIN ADDRESS ----
14xTUeDbCPyhNoHf5wxZuxDdwBGy9TBfwD
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hi, I am kaptainkosher on bitcointalk.org 28.01.2018
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
IHVLDUAzyGdf505tXgy/SNsvq47rEjezxpwaNvMVxsZoeRZw+ph9/a0v4rBkNiNbRBxgtrAZNbOufb49BmP+yiE=
verified (linebreak is part of the message!) |
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Sind auch developer am Start?
Was meinst du mit developer? Leute, die als Blockchain-Programmierer tätig sind, bzw. auf der Blockchain programmieren können. Kommt ein bisschen auf die Farbe an, komm einfach mal vorbei dann finden wir das schon raus. |
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Hallo,
bin relativ neu in der Kryptowährungsmaterie. Habe ein paar Coins gekauft, mach etwas Mining.
Leider konnte ich zu meiner Frage bisher nichts finden
Meine Frage ist bezieht sich auf eine Hard Fork vom Bitcoin. Das grundsätzliche Prizip ist mir klar, jedoch möchte ich wissen wie sich der Fork Block von anderen Blöcken unterscheidet?
Im ursprünglichen Coin ist der Block nicht anders, im Fork wird ab einem bestimmten Block eine neue Regel eingeführt die zum Fork führen. Das kann dazu führen das die Blöcke sich unterscheiden (besser ist) oder nicht. Ist aber nicht unbedingt notwenig. Forks passieren auch innerhalb einer Währung, lösen sich aber meist mit der Zeit von alleine auf. Es ist also sinnvoll eine klare Trennung vorzunehmen. Es gibt ja sogareinschlägige Websiten, mit denen man eine Hard Fork angeblich generieren kann??!!! ( https://forkgen.tech/) Wer entscheidet ob das zulässig ist? Alles ist zulässig. Die Frage macht keinen Sinn, es gibt keine Instanz die eine solche Entscheidung treffen kann. Wenn ich meinen eigenen Coin machen möchte, dann kann ich das einfach machen. Schwierig wird es dich (und andere) davon zu überzeugen das der was Wert ist. Ob ich dafür einen anderen Coin kopiere oder von vorne anfange ist egal. Ganz allgemein Wer definiert die Namen bzw. das Kürzel eines Coins?
Börsen haben ein Interesse daran eindeutige Namen und Kürzel zu verwenden. Mit der Entstehung von Bitcoin Cash gab es diverse Vorschläge für ein Kürzel BCC, BCH, BCCH. Irgendwas setzt dich dann durch. Werden Doppelungen irgendwie vermieden so ähnlich wie bei der DENIC?
Vielen Dank für die Hilfe
Arwed
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Sind auch developer am Start?
Was meinst du mit developer? |
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check this out, apparently not correctly originally written
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
My account Spider703 has been hacked and blocked. Please unblock. and now 28.01.2018
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1ETPsixbwuDNJH5XvDb3kMrCr69ZFePSdK
IFKWEp4q3g3PYV48CI8PW3tsldJKH0yfgMCYkL6rrtZyP69ktPR2ziYRG9yMsSZXVyjA4p/KEaUS1v5AgcbNoGM=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Verified, but you should make a different topic to get your account back and not post in this thread. -> https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=497545.0 |
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my wallet on cryptonator.com and he don't sing my message. account is blocked, and never unblocking
i have wallet on blockchein , but them my BTC adress is read-only and I can not sign my message to them
So get another wallet. It only takes a few minutes to go to https://electrum.org/#download and then download and install it. I could ----BITCOIN ADDRESS ---- 1ETPsixbwuDNJH5XvDb3kMrCr69ZFePSdK -----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE----- I am Full Member -----BEGIN SIGNATURE----- IJGM6kovtbQSnINk4fcJYpt3vfeX0MH2nJ7quS5WyPiNN3ltHtXLJzmkfe3kRgEj8B5gNNSvWx564oF rRtzEzmQ= Invalid according to electrum, make sure its absolutily clear what the message is. Invisible characters are also important. E.g. in your case, are the two line breaks part of the message? (I tried with both, with only one and without, they all failed). I would also suggest putting your name and the current date in the message. |
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Hallo,
bei ICOs gibt es für die Entwickler zwei Möglichkeiten das Geld einzusammeln. Entweder sie geben einen public key für alle Teilnehmer raus, oder jeder Teilnehmer bekommt seinen eigenen public key. Welche Methode ist die bessere/seriösere, wenn man das denn überhaupt so sagen kann?
Die Entwickler erstellen zusammen mit 1-2 Escrows eine Multi Sig Wallet aus der je eine Adresse pro Transaktion (ggf. als mehr als eine pro Teilnehmer) erzeugt wird. Dadurch ist eine eindeutige Zuordnung möglich sollte eine Rückzahlung nötig sein. Wird das Hardcap überschritten, kann das überflüssige Geld durch den Smart Contract einfach zurücktransferiert werden. Gestaltet sich das bei einer der beiden genannten Methoden schieriger?
Es ist nicht sicher feststellbar welches die "Absenderadresse" einer Bitcoin Transaktion ist. Technisch ist das überhaupt nicht gegeben. Dazu kommt, dass der Absender evtl. eine Wallet benutzt wo er keine Kontrolle über die privaten Schlüssel hat. Dann kann es sein, dass plumpes zurücksenden die Coins an jemand anderen sendet. |
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I consider joining in and be #reckless. I have some design questions though. Under the premise that I mostly dont want to spend funds and want to help process transactions and establish cheap path's along the network. Currently the topology[1] looks to me like there are a couple main hubs and everyone else just attaches to them. #1 (how connect?) What would be a good approach to establish alternative paths? Connect to all bigger hubs, e.g. all with x+ connections? Or rather establish a connection between other nodes within the network that are not already connected via a single hop? #2 (resource requirements?) What (additional) resources are required? Has anyone data on this? I consider upgrading my server anyway, so this would be a good switching point. #3 (minimal funds/channel?) The current total capacity is only(?) ~3.68 BTC (again according to[1]), what would be - in your opinion - a good amount to put aside per channel? As much as possible obviously, but at which point does it become too little? Considering I plan to invest X amount of BTC this "minimal amount" would limit the number of channel I could reasonably keep open. #4 (is much work?) How much maintainance is needed? Funds would move between channels, but the main flow may be in a certain direction along the path. Because people just buy stickers instead of sending funds back and forth. Has anyone any experience with this yet? Thanks in advance. [1] thanks for the awesome graph here https://lnmainnet.gaben.win/ btw |
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7 months ago you said you were quitting the forum.[1]  The burden of proof is not on me.
Nope. It is exactly on you. If my account were to look suspicious, I'd get tagged and others would ask me to provide proof of ownership. Just minutes after I made a free comment on this post
Maybe, when you are guilty, you should avoid drawing attention to yourself. A lot of people got caught this way.
[1] Quickseller story 2.0. I am not guilty of anything. The burden of proof is always on the party who made the accusation. It is also a common sense. -snip- It is, but not here and not in this case. My issues with Lauda also do not apply here, so asking for my assistence does not give you any bonus points just because they and I had a difficult history. An account can be sold without leaving any publicly available data, thus proving an account has actually been sold is not possible. On the other hand it is easily possible to proof you are still the same person by proving a signed message. Either using your PGP key, should you have made one public, or using a bitcoin adress via which you have received funds in the past. Sometimes neither is possible, but this is only in the hands of the account owner. I tried my best in the past to make signing message as easily accessible to as many people as possible and other members have tried to make sure people "stake" an address for these cases. With all said above, it is - of course - still possible to sell a private PGP or bitcoin key. Thus a signed message is no solid proof either. It is hover (or was, I am a bit out of touch) considered unlikely considering they keys are often used for other reasons as well. tl;dr: I cant help you here, nor anyway else with similar issues. People will - out of spit or other reasons - dig into your history and try to find something they can use against you. |
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