For some reason, the forum can't display the print-friendly view of any page with " all" button disabled ( 25 pages and up) but it looks like the option had worked last Sept.2015 and it is working on other SMForums (50 pages). Maybe theymos can enable this ( again?) since long page of texts isn't much of a resource hog. |
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I agree that it degrades overclocked or non-overclocked but the pace at which it degrades should not be the same. Agree? , in a way. Overclocked processors usually degrade faster because it requires higher voltages ( not the input voltage to PSU, do your research) to be stable and it will surely generate more heat than a stock procie. But a stock processor can degrade much faster if the cooling system isn't working as it should be or the room temperature is too hot; it's the timeframe when there's " too much heat" that is directly causing to the degradation. [ What's causing cooling problem? Read the replies to your new thread  ] In the end, it depends to the OC setting, cooling, maintenance, PSU quality and the parts of the ASIC/GPU ( GPUs have a central processor too). -Last reply to this thread- |
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Which standart will you advise BIP32 or BIP44?
If your Electrum was already funded, you can still use the Master Private key to restore it to any wallet that accepts xprv/zprv keys. The SEED isn't standard but the master keys based from it are. |
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1. Why I cannot restore my wallet and private keys, using https://iancoleman.io/bip39/? I generated a seed-phrase in Electrum and then I put it into "BIP39 Mnemonic" field. The service shows "Invalid mnemonic". You can't because Electrum generates non-standard Mnemonic SEED and it will not work with almost all BIP39 tools or other Clients. 2. How can I see my private master key (xprv) in Electrum?
Click " View", Select " Show Console"; Console Tab should appear. In the Console Tab, type: wallet.keystore.get_master_private_key('ENTER-YOUR-PASSWORD') Then press Enter. Take note: do not remove the (' ') in the password field and close immediately after copying the master private key. |
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Are you sure that overclocking doesn’t degrade it? Any references for more info?
Sure: https://www.overclockers.com/forums/showthread.php/723980-Truth-about-CPU-degradationEven not overclocked, it will degrade overtime; reducing the heat ( whether overclocked or not) will just decrease the rate. Take note: It's for a PC forum but most ASICs are basically made of boards with micro-processors used for making mobile phones or hybrid tablets. Processors are processors whatever the architecture anyways. |
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If I had a L3+, I would go for Overclocking at time like this since Market's almost Bullish; so just HODL your litecoins ( preferably in Exchange for a quick sell) and cash-out fiat afterwards. Temperature and extra Power Consumption are problems though, depending on your area. Don't know if you already know this but: it's not overclocking that's actually degrading the processors, capacitors and the boards, it's the heat and over/under voltage; whether it's under-clocking or over-clocking, it will degrade much faster if you messed up the setting. |
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Is this the official release of the beta version that was announced half a year ago? Yes? But the site still displays BETA. Currently it works by connecting your Coinbase account, but we are adding the functionality to pay from any wallet.
I would love to try it once you added Coins.ph as one of the payment options and of-course, P2P. Suggestion: Since this isn't open-source, have one or more Respected/Trusted member vouch for the legitimacy of this project by honest means and expect the community to use this this more often than you can imagine ( Paying Cryptos to Amazon is a very good offer). |
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The whole point of the puzzle is to prove it can not be solved.
If it is ever solved we are all in big trouble, because BTC will be worth $0. Irony is that both ways you will never make money on the puzzle, if it is ever solved the coins you get will not be worth anything.
Eh, Why does the Puzzle already has multiple " spent" outputs and still counting? Yes, it's impossible to crack a randomly-created private keys but the puzzle's addresses were generated in a " simple" manner and with a limited difference ( from 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000003 prv key in HEX onward) Puzzle Prvkey List From: https://lbc.cryptoguru.org/dioPrivate Key Address Compressed Address
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Doubtfully it work since most forked coins implemented replay-protection and will make BTC transaction invalid, unless the forked Electrum wallet can fix replay-protection (changing it's SIGHASH to be precise) problem.
Read the OP, vita-b12 is using BTCP Electrum wallet and the signed Raw Tx that he will create is for Bitcoin Private chain, he just can't broadcast it due to the lack of working servers. This method will definitely work. Replay Attack will only happen if he's using BTC Electrum and broadcast it to online BTCP broadcasters. By the way, he never replied anyways so this might be answered already in another forums or by himself. Or he just realized that moving them isn't gonna save his coins from being burned  -requesting to lock thread- |
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The link is legit, however you must double-check the browser's history ( if it was downloaded) of the actual URL of the site. Because from the looks of it, the transaction isn't " double-spent" by local bitcoins ( and they wouldn't do that for sure), the second transaction was created and broadcasted by your Electrum wallet or anyone who has the SEED/prv key ( address: 16RHTgJrt8ry4XP7GuTyQnqPtPRPjYduws) right after receiving the bitcoins from localwallet. Other possibility based from this: I would always have to enter a password to send Bitcoins out of my local wallet but this did not happen.
You accidentally selected another wallet file ( without password) which was already compromised or you created it before using a publicly displayed SEED or private key(s). T/N: Electrum will always open the last wallet that you've used. |
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At 02/17/19 16:58:34 I received another transaction, which I have no idea where it came from, into my local wallet. It completely reversed the entire transaction. Both transactions get confirmed and I am left with a zero balance. -snip-
What version of Electrum are you using and from where did you downloaded the update? It seems like you've been a victim of a phishing scam using the vulnerability of old versions. For your question, it's possible by " Double Spending" using the same inputs as the transaction backed by a extremely higher tx fee for the particular transaction to be confirmed first. But most clients and wallets have this option disabled and/or only available via command. However, this is only possible if you can broadcast the doublespend tx as soon as possible especially now that it's fairly fast to get 1confirmation. As of now, all of the Tx in the OP are now confirmed and irreversible. |
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Stop criticizing his " 1BTC" statement 'coz it's an obvious " grammatical error" based from " pays in bitcoin".
@ OP I bet you've worked at UserTesting.com. Bad news: there's no known Website Reviewing Service Platform alternative that pays in Bitcoin. But that's a great idea IMO. Entrepreneurs out here can build a site using the same principle but pays in bitcoin, no tokens please. |
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If you scroll down it works ok but.. sometimes you need to wait to scroll down.
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What the.... you have 37 tabs in the background ( 38 total)! Hitting Back or Home button wont totally close the browser's pages, I'm surprised that you're not lagging at that point. ( At least swipe the 37 unused pages.... ugh my OCD) By the way, if you scroll up a lot, the page will refresh and you'll have to wait for it to reload [🔃] to scroll down again. |
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Anyone know of a way to do it offline in a cold storage way and not need to sync the entire chain on the online computer? I heard there was some Linux script where you can create raw transactions and just need to broadcast them later? Anyone tried that before.
Oh, right! Speaking of offline transaction, it's possible since it's an Electrum fork, OP can just [1] create a transaction, [2] sign it, [3] then copy the signed raw transaction hex. [4] Last thing he have to do is to paste it on any BitcoinPrivate Tx Broadcaster sites likie this: explorer.btcprivate.org. Shame we never thought about that. |
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There are many factors like total network hashrate, previous block's hashrate, and " Block-time" to consider and these factors differs per coin. But you can easily " guess" if you have enough hashrate to hit a block ( solo mining) based from just the Current network hashrate of the particular coin. In example, Bitcoin ( where mostly all POW coins originated): - Currently, it has a total of 38,000,000 TH/s
- If you have at least 38,000TH/s, you can expect to hit a block with a chance of 0.1%
Just like that. Because if you take the whole formula in consideration, you will likely get the same result ( in average/few minutes late).
By the way, Nicehash doesn't actually solo mine using your hashes, it must have been used together with other miner's hash by a buyer to mine a compatible coin in a pool or personal solo pool. Maybe your problem isn't the difficulty. |
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HODL= Hold On for Dear Life
Uh, for newbies' sake, you should link this thread to the actual " roots" of the term HODL. <- Link to the historical thread " I AM HODLING" ( Checkout the gained Merit of that post) It wasn't actually abbreviated before, just a typo that became a MEME and have been passed through the years. Honestly, I didn't know where " Hold on for Dear Life" came from, I'm just altering the word hold as hodl ( in all caps), just for aesthetics or fun. Up for newcomers
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-snip- It will host ANN threads and whatever else the community wants! Great, It will benefit both forums then. After banning bounties ( Token-based Campaigns) and their ANN threads, they will likely migrate to your forum if it's good enough. Bitcointalk will lose most of the scammers and spammers and your forum will boost in traffic. Win-Win..... in a way  I am still waiting on the synchronization of the forum to my domain, it said it could take up to 48 hours.
That's a shitty domain/DNS registrar; usually, it only takes a few minutes/hours to synchronize ( maximum of a day). Make sure that it's " .com", " .net" or " .org"; others aren't really favored by netizens these days. |
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Those terms and services from both company are against each other, so how can coinbase offer paypal withdraw?
Simple, everything's already " converted" into fiat before being able to withdraw to Paypal which already " seen" by the authorities. Just stick to the news, they won't accept Bitcoins like Bitmover's what-if-scenario, just fiat ( Cash).
A few simple answers to OP: Few questions in my mind. (regarding regulations)
Paypal doesn't support cryptocurrencies basically, is it a sign Paypal is currently re-thinking about it? Probably, no. To me, they just wanted to expand their market by including Coinbase's users. Paypal isn't considered as a bank account in most countries worldwide. So no need to report it as a foreign account
So, if no report people can freely use Paypal to avoid 1) to report income related to crypto and so 2) paying the taxes. [1] But Coinbase is like a bank account that reports your activities ( ehm, a payment processor/exchange with KYC), it's impossible to avoid since before it can be sold for fiat in order to withdraw to paypal, cryptos should be deposited to Coinbase first which could be a problem if the total deposited amount was high enough. Unless....[2] If it's under 20k ( annualy) and doesn't exceed the threshold, it wont be subjected to tax like most of its users. |
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Both Compressed and Uncompressed WIF ( Wallet Import Format) private keys will work on Electrum. But since your compressed key worked but generated the wrong address, the problem should be the address' format. Please tell us the first three characters of the address that you're trying to import. Or follow this: - If it starts with "3", import it like this: p2wpkh-p2sh:YOURPRIVATEKEY
- If "bc1", p2wpkh:YOURPRIVATEKEY
- If it starts with "1", verify your Electrum's signature and the source/download url
But no coin has shown up in the Electrum wallet after an hour.
Sometimes, if you have a very slow connection, the required Block_headers file will take too much time to download. Just check the address in any blockexplorer if it has a balance. |
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That must be the notification of the new feature of v3.3.3: Automatically check for software updates. Remember the confirmation message the first time opening Electrum v3.3.3? If you selected yes, it will be enabled, disabled if no.  As you can see here: https://electrum.org/#download, Electrum v3.3.4 is now available to download. |
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