Its not very hard to do in python.
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https://github.com/hendo420/Bitcoin-AutosendI was bored today so I made a program for all of those solo VPS miners out there. Its stupid simple. Here is the source. #!/usr/bin/python import bitcoinrpc import sys, time serverIP = '127.0.0.1' serverPort = '1069' user = 'username' password = 'password' address = 'AddressToSendCoinTo' fee = 0.001
conn = bitcoinrpc.connect_to_remote(user, password, host=serverIP, port=serverPort); while True:
balance = conn.getbalance() print 'Your current balance is', balance if balance > fee: adjbalance = float(balance) - float(fee) print 'Sending', adjbalance, 'to your designated address' try: conn.sendtoaddress(address,adjbalance) except Exception: pass print 'Coin send fail' time.sleep(3) Just add in your RPC port, username, password, and address to send coins to. Optionally change the serverIP to your VPS's IP if you are running the program from a remote PC. You should also change the fee to match the coin you are mining. Enjoy!
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To completely clear here,
Im less interested in Dogecoin and more interested in how these kinds of problems are being managed in the space at large.
The attitude seems to be 'anything goes' and thus you'd be crazy to give your money to any of these people.
Dogecoin is really just the last in the line of altcoins, just goes to show the only thing left to do are parodies.
Let me break it down for you. Yes, with the address that all the coins were funneled to, it is possible to track the funds through the blockchain. No, no one with the skills to do so cares enough to track down where all the funds went. Even if you could find where the funds went, the chances of finding out the perpetrators identity is unlikely and if you did find that persons identity, getting a DA to prosecute the case, or a judge to award you money in a civil suit, is near impossible I see it as a futile attempt, there is no reason to expend the resources to track down the perpetrator.
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never store your cryptocurrency on an external server. use your personal computer.
Words to live by. Also, always encrypt your wallet and back it up to external storage.
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whhat about a new algoritm?
Like Blakecoin, Quarkcoin, Primecoin, ect ect We have quite a few algos to choose from. lol
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Now i think the most important is offer a new GPU mining with SHA/Scrypt ASIC resistance.
When the Scrypt asics start arriving to the owners the price of Scrypt coins will decrees a lot
Who will make the new Litecoin?
Primecoin
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I know this is exploitable by sending coins to yourself, to combat this It would need to be a scalable percent back. Also tweaking the tx fees could prevent this too.
Example. sending 1-499 coins has the chance to return 0.5%-0.8% to your wallet. sending 500-1499 coins has the chance to return 2%-5% sending 1500-infinity coins has the chance to return 4%-7%
This should discourage people writing scripts to send a bunch of small transactions to themselves and in the process bloating the blockchain.
Can't understand how this should stop somebody from getting free coins. - Send from addr. A to addr. B and get free coins
- Wait for next block
- Send from B to A and get free coins again
- Repeat infinitely
- Profit!
It could be considered another form of mining. How about making the coins not eligible to mint new coins using Proof of Spending until they have 120 confirms. Example. User 1 sends 300 coins to user 2. User 2 must wait until 120 confirms before those coins are eligible for a % back again. User 2 could send the coins after 1 confirm but would not get any % back.
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First there was Proof of Work. Then there came Proof of Stake. Now, there can be Proof of Spending. The idea is that when you send coins you have a randomized chance to mint new coins to your wallet. Like a randomized % back rebate. So not only are coins created by mining, they would be created randomly as new coins given as a "cash back" for spending coins. I know this is exploitable by sending coins to yourself, to combat this It would need to be a scalable percent back. Also tweaking the tx fees could prevent this too. Example. sending 1-499 coins has the chance to return 0.5%-0.8% to your wallet. sending 500-1499 coins has the chance to return 0.5%-5% sending 1500-infinity coins has the chance to return 0.5%-7% Also make the coins not eligible to mint new coins using Proof of Spending until they have 120 confirms. Example. User 1 sends 300 coins to user 2. User 2 must wait until 120 confirms before those coins are eligible for a % back again. User 2 could send the coins after 1 confirm but would not get any % back. This should discourage people writing scripts to send a bunch of small transactions to themselves and in the process bloating the blockchain. This would encourage people to spend their coins instead of hording them. Discuss
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I don't think so.....just look at the specs ! for a cpu coin, why not...
I remember a few months ago someone was talking about making a custom rig using a bunch of old PS3 cell cpu's. Each cpu uses something like 75w which is quite efficient for the processing power. I used to reflow ps3's all the time. I can get broken ps3's for like $20-$30 so if someone came up with an open sourced solution I could definitively make use of it. Its a great idea but there is no way to know if it is economical without trying. lol I think you could make one hell of a Primecoin miner out of a botched together Ps3 miner tho. lol
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thank you.
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I had a little over 10,000 EAC on sell order and I come back to having negative amount of BTC. Now my whole account is bugged. I cant withdraw. No way to contact the exchanges support.
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Sweet. We have needed this for a long time.
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there is not one product or service that utilizes earthcoin at the current moment, nor is it on any exchange + the volume of posts from "real accounts" in the main thread is dying down... yet some of the sellers want to sell their EAC at a price that makes it the most profitable scrypt,sha coin around good luck my offer still open I will buy 1million EAC for 0.3 Lol- your coin sucks, please sell it to me really really cheap! define cheap? Like your sister.
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Difficulty did go up, so its not completely broken. "blocks" : 10082, "currentblocksize" : 1225, "currentblocktx" : 1, "difficulty" : 0.25000000, "errors" : "", "generate" : false, "genproclimit" : -1, "hashespersec" : 0, "networkhashps" : 184195224, "pooledtx" : 0, "testnet" : false
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Thanks
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is it ever coming to an exchange?
I would like to know this as well.
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Investing in alt-coins is not the best way to make money. They are mainly considered Pump&Dump coins. If you want to get into something big, I mean BIG. Get ahold of me. I have a Bitcoin Soda Machine that I can reproduce in mass. I have a one way ATM USD->BTC Bitcoin ATM that is 95% complete. I just need funding to start on the 2 way BTC<->USD production model. I also have a Bitcoin Retail Point of Sale in the works. I come up with new ideas every day. If you want to check out some of my work see http://bitcoinsodamachine.comor check out my youtube channel. http://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyjmILp-GaSDJMyRG1p0glw/videosI can make you Billions, just give me a shot.
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I have highly optimized the program and now most transactions take less than 5 seconds, most of the time less. We did a speed test, see the video below. We were able to buy 3 sodas in under 1 minute, the only thing slowing it down is the soda machine itself. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=socQRtYzoxM
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