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581  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin is a religion on: December 03, 2018, 08:41:01 AM
Religious people are strange, I had a conversation with a jehovah's witness last month and he insisted that  all other religions were false and his was the only true one.

It must be something in the way our brains work, you get a similar thing with people convinced about jfk and 911 conspiracy theories. No matter what evidence you thrust in front of them, they are 100% convinced that black is white.

and so it is with most bitcoin hodlers.

For the record.

God Does not exist.
911 + JFK are not conspiracies
We did go to the moon
Cryptocurrencies (including btc) are doomed





God is Dead, Nieztsche said so in the 1700's

911 was an Israel job orchestrated to blame Saudi-Arabia, but Iraq was punished

JFK was murdered by Israel because he wanted to designate them a foreign-lobby, and he didn't want them getting nukes ( which they did after killing him ), dozens of books were written how Israel used Meyer Lansky who ran the Vegas mob at the time to murder JFK.

Well PUTIN says the USA didn't go to the moon, who are we to believe? PUTIN or Trump? PUTIN also say's that GOOGLE is NSA, that means that BITCOIN is Google.

Crypto is what it is, a NSA-CIA-BIS NWO payment system to control world population.

I find it fascinating that both BITCOIN & SCIENTOLOGY are orchestrated by CIA, L-Ron-Hubbard was a CIA case officer who didn't write "Dianetics" until he retired from CIA early 1940's. Satoshi is BIS/NSA, but they handed BTC over to CIA about 2010. The white-paper came from BIS, and all math, algo's in BITCOIN came from NSA.
582  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BITCOIN is a "CULT" Just like Scientology - A Business Model to Steal Money on: December 03, 2018, 08:25:51 AM
What? Why bitcoin's name will be attached in religion? No one says it is... Where is this imagination of this non fact came from? Is this another FUD that want to destroy the image of bitcoin so it keeps on having a love value? Its your own opinion so i dont have the right to tell you what is wrong, but please be responsible enough to share your thoughts especially when it comes to religion. People have difderent insight and beliefs, some will be sensitive if religion is at risk. So dont compare blockchain and religion.

I said bitcoin is a 'cult', I never offended a religion.

I made it very clear that bitcoin is Scientology, a scam; L Ron Hubbard of Scientology is like Satoshi of Bitcoin;

Funny thing is L Ron Hubbard was also CIA. FACT.

Well, I would rather use Bitcoin as the alternative to the biggest cult of all, namely the FIAT currency. Bitcoin is open to everyone and you can exit Bitcoin whenever you want. <Nobody is going to hold a gun to your head and force you to use their cult money, like the governments are doing with FIAT money.>

Why did Satoshi stay anonymous? Well, the answer is simple, because he knew the governments of the world does not allow other alternative currencies to exist. <No private money> Why did he make Bitcoin decentralized? Easy, because he knew they will try to stop it.

Want to talk about "Cult" money, then look towards FIAT currencies that are forced onto people. If you create "Private" money, then you will be prosecuted and thrown into jail.  Angry

There you go again, still talking like the NSA-OFFICER satoshi is some kind of 'saint'

I don't think its possible to work for the NSA, and have a clean rectum at the same time.

Well that's the nature of GOV, you can't counterfeit their money, only they can Smiley

BITCOIN was developed by BIS the 'Bank of International Settlements', that bank that's been engineering wars since WW1, hardly a benevolent model is bitcoin, as it didn't come from the people. It's called the bank-of-banks for a reason, cuz they OWN the FEDERAL-RESERVE, and they OWN the bank of China (BITMAIN)

Bitcoin is a CULT because people who buy it leave their brains outside when they enter the playground.

It's fitting that CIA has ran both Scientology & Bitcoin exactly the same and exactly the same MO, and exactly the same kind of evangelism.

Dude, you seriously need to take off the tinfoil hat and stop smoking all those strange garden mushrooms, because it is affecting your ability to make sound judgements.  Grin

Bitcoin was born from the frustration of ordinary people that taxpayers money were used to bailout Banks, after they nearly collapsed the financial system. Please quote the source that gives evidence of your claims, because mine is in the message that were posted in the Genesis Block.

Exactly how are the CIA/NSA benefitting from the existence of Bitcoin? <They cannot control it, so why would they bother?>

I notice you don't dispute the facts, you just talk about the mythology that is long dead,

BITCOIN was born of NSA Algo's

Satoshi was a BIS/NSA developer

BIS benefits for the very reason they wrote the original white-paper in 1997, that Satoshi republished under his pseudonym, that is to replace the US Dollar with a digital fiat issued by BIS,

CIA benefits as always, by using digital cash as to deny responsibility for terrorism

NSA well that's their job to develop crypto

There are 1,000's of digital curves, there are 100's of hash algo's the odd's of Satoshi picking his two algos where were the basis of bitcoin to be NSA algo's is impossible, especially given that even most expert don't know that secp256k1 is an NSA algo; NSA never release public algo's unless they hold the back-door keys
583  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BITCOIN is a "CULT" Just like Scientology - A Business Model to Steal Money on: December 03, 2018, 06:58:29 AM
What? Why bitcoin's name will be attached in religion? No one says it is... Where is this imagination of this non fact came from? Is this another FUD that want to destroy the image of bitcoin so it keeps on having a love value? Its your own opinion so i dont have the right to tell you what is wrong, but please be responsible enough to share your thoughts especially when it comes to religion. People have difderent insight and beliefs, some will be sensitive if religion is at risk. So dont compare blockchain and religion.

I said bitcoin is a 'cult', I never offended a religion.

I made it very clear that bitcoin is Scientology, a scam; L Ron Hubbard of Scientology is like Satoshi of Bitcoin;

Funny thing is L Ron Hubbard was also CIA. FACT.

Well, I would rather use Bitcoin as the alternative to the biggest cult of all, namely the FIAT currency. Bitcoin is open to everyone and you can exit Bitcoin whenever you want. <Nobody is going to hold a gun to your head and force you to use their cult money, like the governments are doing with FIAT money.>

Why did Satoshi stay anonymous? Well, the answer is simple, because he knew the governments of the world does not allow other alternative currencies to exist. <No private money> Why did he make Bitcoin decentralized? Easy, because he knew they will try to stop it.

Want to talk about "Cult" money, then look towards FIAT currencies that are forced onto people. If you create "Private" money, then you will be prosecuted and thrown into jail.  Angry

There you go again, still talking like the NSA-OFFICER satoshi is some kind of 'saint'

I don't think its possible to work for the NSA, and have a clean rectum at the same time.

Well that's the nature of GOV, you can't counterfeit their money, only they can Smiley

BITCOIN was developed by BIS the 'Bank of International Settlements', that bank that's been engineering wars since WW1, hardly a benevolent model is bitcoin, as it didn't come from the people. It's called the bank-of-banks for a reason, cuz they OWN the FEDERAL-RESERVE, and they OWN the bank of China (BITMAIN)

Bitcoin is a CULT because people who buy it leave their brains outside when they enter the playground.

It's fitting that CIA has ran both Scientology & Bitcoin exactly the same and exactly the same MO, and exactly the same kind of evangelism.
584  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is anonymity the future for bitcoin??? on: December 03, 2018, 06:50:26 AM
As we can see each and every transaction for bitcoin is publicly registered to the blockchain where in all of us have access, so I am just thinking if anonymity or providing privacy will be the next move for bitcoin. Just my thoughts, you can add yours here and let's discuss it.
The anonymity of the bitcoin is one of the characteristics why people are patronizing it. It is true that we can see the transaction but we can't find out who is the sender and the receiver.

YOU  [ as not WE, as in U ] can't see, but you can be sure that PALANTIR, and all the NSA/CIA contractors are tracking every bitcoin address from the point of purchase to the point of sale.

Any GOV that has access to the coinbase purchase/sale, and all the exchanges and all the ingress/egress of BTC, can track every single thing that person does forever.

Lastly, any corporation/gov that's willing to spend money, can BUY this information, that's why companys like Palantir are in business.
585  Economy / Speculation / Re: "Buy the dip" is only a strategy for losers on: December 03, 2018, 06:48:26 AM
Looks like we got a hater here who bought at a 19k usd price. That is so sad.

Anyway, you could always wait if you are that patient but I dont think you are since you are way taken by your madness now.

Could it be that you have already sold your bitcoin in exchange for a dusty altcoin just so you could come back.

I do buy the dip and I dont regret it every single penny I used for every satoshi I can accumulate.
 
You are just too much in a hurry for your ROI which will never happen even in 5 years.

You will probably be better off the crytpo industry.

The ones who have bought bitcoin at 19K are at a very high loss and i think most of them have already sold at loss. People who bought at such high prices were those who had no knowledge of bitcoin and trading and they just invested because of FOMO.

People who buy at $4k today will also get screwed, because "This time is different", where in the hell is the new stupid money going to come from to re-inflate the bitcoin ponzi?

Remember it wasn't that long ago that BTC was at a support level of $400 USD.

It's still the same old story, if you mined it and got it for free, then HODL or SELL,
If you bought it, then you are a sucker.
586  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Any realistic risks on price decrease/hashrate decrease? on: December 03, 2018, 06:43:46 AM
@aliashraf: There's one variant of the "destructive attack" that could worry me:

If Bitcoin changed to an ASIC-unfriendly algorithm (like ProgPoW, where ASICs are only two times more efficient than CPU/GPUs, if I remember correctly), then the "destructive attacker" could simply buy standard computing equipment, if he has the funds to buy the necessary hashrate. The "PoW change" option then would become extremely difficult, as if we changed back to an ASIC-friendly algorithm, at the start there wouldn't be any ASICs available - so the attacker had still time to continue his attack with standard computing equipment.

So one could even argue that for Bitcoin it's better not to change to an ASIC-unfriendly algorithm, but to an algorithm suitable for differently constructed ASICs (Scrypt, for example?). I'm not totally sure about that, though.

@GaPR: I don't really understand your answer to my post ...



Impossible, people who say this are SW people who don't understand HW, the HW people have already said, "No matter how difficult you make your algo or how much memory it uses, we will emulate that algo on an ASIC".

Thus at this point making an ASIC resistant algo "POW" is just another example of retardation in the bitcoin (SW) peoples narrative world-view.

There is NO algo on earth that BITMAIN can't put on an ASIC.
587  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Any realistic risks on price decrease/hashrate decrease? on: December 03, 2018, 06:41:22 AM
I just don't see a reduction, here's why.

I get daily bs from bitmain about $100 s-9's, they can't even give them away,

So people buy them plug them in, and use them as space-heaters, now as normal 'miners for profit' pull the plug, these people who don't care, don't even notice that their s-9 is calling home and finding btc for bitmain, and maybe even splitting a nano-profit for our guy in the cold chinese flat. Ignoring the problem that an s-9 sounds like a jet engine, but I'm sure somebody will resolve this problem.

Thus yes, miners are dropping out, but these home heater miners will continue to be deployed, because people have to pay for space-heat, might as well toss in a lottery ticket and the chinese love this shit,

OK, compeche?
588  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin is a religion on: December 03, 2018, 06:36:04 AM
I am 100% guilty of the charges. But what else can we do?

YOU issue the "HODL-er" Mantra, ...

"SIR MAY I HAVE ANOTHER" - "Animal House"
589  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Do some people still believe that Bitcoin "Core and Cash bilaterally split"? on: December 03, 2018, 06:32:53 AM
i said many many many times if core wrote segwit2mb as they said they would in 2015 the community would have accepted NATURALLY via original consensus segwit.

Oh joy, more historical inaccuracies.   Roll Eyes

Events as they unfolded were once again totally different to the distorted events you describe:

People generally supported SegWit in some form or another, but could not agree on which form it should take.  Tell me which compromise you could even somehow manage to convince that small sample of the community to agree on, let alone the entire network.  8 responders out of 22 stated categorically that they would not accept 2mb + SegWit.  That doesn't quite fit your definition of "natural consensus", now, does it?  Come back when you have a clue and remember history as it actually was.

Even you clearly said 2mb + SegWit was "weak" because "2merkle which is cludgy code".  
Then I suggested you could be a little more mature about it.  
Eventually you capitulated and described it as "better than nothin" (which, technically, wasn't really an improvement over "weak").  
But sure, keep telling us how you supported 2mb + SegWit all along and that everyone in the community "would have accepted 2x naturally" when they clearly didn't.  Even you didn't agree with it until you eventually realised it was probably the closest thing to your beliefs that you ever had a remote chance of actually getting.  

Well its a TWO-FER as we call these things, either way BITMAIN wins cuz they own both, ... so to diversify the risk, in case the segwit is the right idea party A spawns a clone of A called B, and B become successful or not.

What difference does it make when the OWNER owns both A & B, and then back to this forum where the minions quabble about how many segwits can dance upon a needle, in the MEANTIME "JACK MA" is counting real money, and selling BITMAIN-GPU-ML-ID boxes by the millions to the chinese GOV.

I love how at one time BITMAIN only accept btc-cash for an S-9 which meant you had to sell BTC to get BTC-CASH, had he not done that I think Bcash would have had ZERO capitalization.
590  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BITCOIN is a "CULT" Just like Scientology - A Business Model to Launder Money on: December 03, 2018, 06:25:24 AM
1:  
  • No one says that bitcoin was purely private to start with. Bitcoin is pseudo anonymous.
  • No one is saying that bitcoin is a "free-transfer of money". There has always been fees, no matter how small.
  • How did you say that bitcoin's security is a lie?

2:
"but later satoshi became a day-trader ponzi scamster". Do you have proof that this is indeed the case? He can trade bitcoin to his hearts content. Who cares?
Also, who the heck believes "Satoshi created bitcoin in his own image"? You're making things up.

3: There's a significant difference between a typical database compared to a database that's decentralized, censorship resistant, and untamperable.

4-6:
"The flock believes that like "Moses" with the 10 commandments that Satoshi spent 40 days and 40 nights 'writing the code"
"The flock believes that Satoshi was a saint, that he was pure"

Alright. Now you're really making things up.

7: I'm pretty sure people are aware that not every single miner out there are doing this mainly to help bitcoin, but because of monetary reasons.

8: Not everyone thinks that. The cryptocurrency community has been known to have very diverse opinions on things.

9: A lot of people are surely suggesting to "HODL" simply because not everyone are capable of trading, yes. But people are never forced to "HODL". In the end, it's their choice on what to do with their bitcoin. They can freely buy and sell all they want.




The articles you've linked are from sites that has no credibility whatsoever.

I'm confused, you say links have no credibility, but you cut off the zerohedge post, why? I might ask??

CIA/MOSSAD created ISIS, ISIS has been using bitcoin all along to fund terror operations, you can google "ISIS and BITCOIN".


https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-12-15/weapons-went-cia-isis-less-two-months-new-study-reveals

https://hangthebankers.com/isis-leader-a-confirmed-cia-puppet/

https://247news.net/news/warning-bitcoin-cia-project/
591  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BITCOIN is a "CULT" Just like Scientology - A Business Model to Launder Money on: December 03, 2018, 06:23:08 AM
1:  
  • No one says that bitcoin was purely private to start with. Bitcoin is pseudo anonymous.
  • No one is saying that bitcoin is a "free-transfer of money". There has always been fees, no matter how small.
  • How did you say that bitcoin's security is a lie?

2:
"but later satoshi became a day-trader ponzi scamster". Do you have proof that this is indeed the case? He can trade bitcoin to his hearts content. Who cares?
Also, who the heck believes "Satoshi created bitcoin in his own image"? You're making things up.

3: There's a significant difference between a typical database compared to a database that's decentralized, censorship resistant, and untamperable.

4-6:
"The flock believes that like "Moses" with the 10 commandments that Satoshi spent 40 days and 40 nights 'writing the code"
"The flock believes that Satoshi was a saint, that he was pure"

Alright. Now you're really making things up.

7: I'm pretty sure people are aware that not every single miner out there are doing this mainly to help bitcoin, but because of monetary reasons.

8: Not everyone thinks that. The cryptocurrency community has been known to have very diverse opinions on things.

9: A lot of people are surely suggesting to "HODL" simply because not everyone are capable of trading, yes. But people are never forced to "HODL". In the end, it's their choice on what to do with their bitcoin. They can freely buy and sell all they want.




The articles you've linked are from sites that has no credibility whatsoever.

Well there you have it from a BITCOIN FLOCK'r

YOU DONT HAVE TO HODL, YOUR FREE TO SELL

Without damnation?
592  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin is a religion on: December 03, 2018, 06:18:56 AM
It is very interesting point and, frankly speaking, true. Some people just flock after a new technology or trend without getting in details.
A side understanding how the p2p technology works, what other details do you think you can get from bitcoin as it relates to it price since the market is unpredictable and highly volatile. So all we need do is to stay positive and in doing that we have to operate on faith and when you dig down faith operate with believe, but the ops saying bitcoin is now a religion because of the use of the `word` believe is totally wrong.

I think george carlin said "Its called the American Dream, because you have to be asleep to make it real"

Whenever somebody tells you to "Have Faith, and HODL" run like hell, hide the children, and lock your doors.

It's hardly P2P when BITMAIN in China OWNS 90% of the mining platforms that  control the paradigm. A scientist would call that centralization, a village moron would call it p2p, or a circle-jerk.

BITCOIN being day-traded by a bunch of buffoons has nothing to do with technology or peer2peer networking.

Idiots accept "FAITH", all else demand CASH in hand or gold.
593  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin Destroyed me at all. on: December 03, 2018, 06:13:28 AM
i purchased btc in december 2013, guess how i felt during the next 2 years
Bitcoin prices in December 2013 was in the price range of $100, if you never sell it I mean you hold it up to now, then you still get a big profit. Every newbie that feel sorry for having suffered a loss so he should come and invest in Bitcoin in 2013.

If you had purchased Manhattan Island in 1620 for $24 you would be rich now,.... move-along.

If you had purchased bitcoin in 2017, you would be in debt now, ...

Gamblers Ruin, always ends this way, you don't place all your chips on the table for a 50/50 bet.

2018 proves that low IQ idiots with money are are alive and well, and using computers.
594  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BITCOIN is a "CULT" Just like Scientology - A Business Model to Steal Money on: December 03, 2018, 05:59:21 AM
People notice the passion of bitcoin, and the religious fervor of the flock, but in actuality BITCOIN is a 'cult', not a religion.

A Cult usually involves lots of money, and involves men as the icon, and not gods.

A Cult will seek out weak minded people with money, and convince them they will become richer if they hand all their money over to the cult, the cult also asks that you seek family and friends to also enter the cult.

The people running the cult, always get the money, and they get rich, the minions who turn their money over to the cult enter 'economic ruin'.

Let's review some of the cult principals behind bitcoin

1.) All of bitcoin is based on urban-myths, like privacy, safety, free-transfer of money, security; It turns out none of these are true, but these myths are still held dear to the flock. Every single myth involving bitcoin is a LIE, but if you point out that to the flock, they'll say you don't understand the block-chain.

2.) The flock believes that a 'ghost' name Satoshi created bitcoin in his own image, that first Satoshi was a Libertarian, but later satoshi became a day-trader ponzi scamster, the flock deeply embraced the idea that everyone could get RICHER by buying more bitcoin.

3.) Like the "Holy Trinity", Bitcoin has the block-chain, now to a CS person that's just a linked-list/data-structure, but to the flock, the block-chain is the holy communion of all bitcoin it brings all things together the block-chain is the glue that binds the cult.

4.) The flock believes that like "Moses" with the 10 commandments that Satoshi spent 40 days and 40 nights 'writing the code, the block-chain implementation', the reality is both SHA-256 & ESCDA ( sec256k1 ) are NSA algo's, the reality is that 'Satoshi' was a BIS/NSA math guy who seeded BTC and that it was later ran by the CIA to fund world-wide terror operations.

5.) The flock believes that the 'Bible' is the Satoshi white-paper, the truth is the white paper is a verbatim copy of the BIS document from 1997 entitled "How to make a digital currency", amazingly satoshi doesn't even credit this paper, but the flock doesn't care about facts, they 'believe' because that is the way of the 'block-chain' which is not unlike the 'force' in star-wars.

6.) The flock believes that Satoshi was a saint, that he was pure; The reality of course is that Satoshi is a government contractor; The flock was told that Satoshi was a libertarian, who hated government, the reality is that Satoshi enjoys his government pension and all that it entails very much.


7.) The flock believes that Magic number 51% holds the key, that bitcoin is a peer2peer network, where for all time that more that 51% of the miners are pure of heart, that they run full transactional servers for the good of bitcoin; The satoshi white-paper holds so long as 51% of the bitcoin servers are run by the pure, that bitcoin can only be good. Of course like all other urban-myths of bitcoin, one company name BITMAIN in china builds 90% of all the mining hardware used worldwide, they also own all the mining pools, they also own the shopping infrastructure of CHINA (alibaba), just like the NSA does in USA with Amazon. The reality is that 90% of bitcoin transactions are controlled by one man "Jack Ma", of CHina, the richest man in China and a member of the Chinese Community Party, an elite group of 100 men that have controlled China since 1948.  The reality is BIS orchestrated the MAO gov back in 1948 and put all this together, so its fitting that BITCOIN become the new currency, post collapse of the US Dollar.

8.) The flock believes that BITCOIN is the only true God-Crypto, that the other 2100+ 'shit-coins' are mere fakes, that they don't embrace the real 'block-chain', the flock of bitcoin is dogmatic, the law say's one should embrace no other coin than btc; No doubt that religious wars are coming, as if people break free of the NSA/BIS coin, they will be targeted as the mafia governments of USA/China hate competition.

9.) The most HOLY concept of bitcoin is that of HODL, its what the pure of heart do they "Hold on for Dear Life", forever until 'economic ruin', Now the most silly fact of Bitcoin and HODL is that OWNER of BITCOIN, .e.g. BITMAIN they have sold most of the coin ever mined back to the flock, the suckers; It's like animal-farm, where 4-legs good, 2-legs bad; In bitcoin its ok for BITMAIN to sell, but its NOT ok for the flock to sell. Go figure how stupid can people be? Well like George Carlin say's take the stupidest person you ever met, and divide his IQ by 2, and your close to the average 'stupid' of society.




Amazing...how do you know all this especially the part about Bitcoin funding world-wide terror operations?  Thanks.

CIA/MOSSAD created ISIS, ISIS has been using bitcoin all along to fund terror operations, you can google "ISIS and BITCOIN".


Nobody told ISIS how to hodl?

http://time.com/money/4251494/why-isis-is-going-broke/


ISIS came out of Hillary Clinton, running State under OBAMA, TRUMP broke the ISIS cookie jar, that's why ISIS is 'broke', but the reality is CIA just changes the names of their operatives, now its called "The White Hats"

I agree, had ISIS done the HODL thing, then maybe the witch would have WON POTUS and not dTrumpf.

Yep, right HODL is the solution to all crime Smiley

In the stock market its called the bag holders, at GS they call them the muppets, here in the Bitcoin Virtual World we call them "HODL'ers", rhymes with toddlers.


Dude, you are taking the tried and true concept of 'mansplaining' to whole new level here...impressive!

Thanks, like they used to say, "You can lead a horse to water, but you can't make him drink"

I think with HODL'ers its "You can lead a HODL'r to a ponzi, but you can't make him think"

p.s. I have been involved in BTC since 2009
595  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Looking for code which actually pull and push data into chainstate database on: December 03, 2018, 04:16:48 AM
If your running a full node with -txindex=1

then you can run this python code, and learn how the memory-pool is managed, how it fills up, and how certain transactions are picked off, ... the names used are pretty much the same as used in C++ source as python, its just that python is easier for interactive debugging

It tends to average about 40k transactions, but a lot are bogus or never accepted,

For me when I want data like your looking for, I use this sort of code 'live' run it say evey few minutes and use the bloom to kick out what you have alredy pushed into the database your building,

You can also have another bloom kept around to show if that tx was actually excepted and passed on to the block-chain,

Personally I wouldn't mess with the source of the C++ server for btc, I would just use the RPC's to grab out data, as you don't want to break the server, and you certainly don't want to have them block your ip cuz your trying to play games.

You could also talk directly to the chainstate database, but I don't see the point, when the pool is right there for your taking. Much easier to play with RPC in python than to make SQL calls to a database. You could 'hack' up the C++ btc core server, and put in all kinds of debug points and dump info , but the logs have this  info too,

...

cat get-mempool3.py

from bitcoinrpc.authproxy import AuthServiceProxy, JSONRPCException

from pybloom import BloomFilter

global sblf #make bloom filter globally available

from collections import Counter
#         dup = [k for k,v in Counter(sl).items() if v>1]

import base58

if __name__ == '__main__':

    rpc_user = "hacker"
    rpc_password = "system"
    #rpc_connection = AuthServiceProxy("http://%s:%s@192.168.10.106:8332" % (rpc_user, rpc_password), timeout=3000)
    rpc_connection = AuthServiceProxy("http://%s:%s@192.168.10.102:8332" % (rpc_user, rpc_password), timeout=3000)
    r = rpc_connection

    best_block_hash = rpc_connection.getbestblockhash()

    # dump current block count height

    blkcnt = rpc_connection.getblockcount()

    print("getblockcount = %s" % blkcnt)

    #    import pdb; pdb.set_trace()

    mplist=r.getrawmempool() # get list of all tx's in mempool

    mpe= r.getmempoolentry(mplist[0])

    BLMSIZ = 5120000

    # rblf  = BloomFilter(capacity=5120000, error_rate=0.001)
    import os.path
    if (os.path.exists('memorypool.blm')):
        with open("mempool.blm", "r") as myfile:
            sblf = BloomFilter.fromfile(myfile)
    else:
        sblf = BloomFilter(capacity=BLMSIZ, error_rate=0.001)

        with open("mempool.blm", "w") as myfile:
            sblf.add(mpe)  # mark memory pool entry in bloom filter
            sblf.tofile(myfile)

    # for all transactions in pool get the in/out address list
    alist=[]
    ie=iu=0
    i = 1
    for mpe in mplist:
       
        # may not be correct what if there is not yet a tx for this entry??
        seen = sblf.add(mpe) # mark as seen, if seen before skip work
        if seen and i > 1:
            print 'BLF SKIP', i, mpe
            continue

        if i%100==0:
            print "@ ", i,len(mplist)
        i = i +1
# sometimes the entry has already expired
        try:
            mptx= r.getmempoolentry(mpe)
        except:
            #print "MPTX Fail mpe", mpe
            ie = ie + 1
            pass

        if 'wtxid' in mptx  :
            txid = mptx['wtxid']
        else :
            continue

#        print 'MP txid,mptx', txid,mptx
#        print mptx.keys()

# sometimes the txid's in the memory pool are dead or bad, but study them all to learn
        try :
            tx = r.getrawtransaction(txid,True)
        except:
            iu = iu + 1
            #print "WTXID Fail txid/mptx", iu, txid, mptx

            #pass
            continue

        for o in tx['vout']:
            #for s in o['scriptPubKey']:
             if 'scriptPubKey' in o:
                s = o['scriptPubKey'] 
                if 'addresses' in s:
                    for a in s['addresses']:
                        alist.append(a)
                if 'depends' in s:
                    d = s['depends']
                    if len(d)>0:
                        print "DEPENDS", d

        with open('pending-mptx.txt', 'w' ) as fp:
            alist = set(alist) # get rid of duplicates
            #print len(a),a
            for a in alist:
                if len(a) == 34 or len(a) == 33: # a may already be a hash160 value
                    h = base58.b58decode(a).encode('hex')[2:42]
                    fp.write( "%s:%s\n" % ( a, h  ) )
                else :
                    print "ABNORMAL ADDR",len(a),a
                    h = a
                #fp.write( "%s:%s\n" % ( a, h  ) )
            alist=[] # clear list for next round

    print "ADDR Found", len(alist)
    print "Fail ie,iu,len(mplist)", ie, iu, len(mplist)
   

    # save current bloom filter to file

    with open("mempool.blm", "w") as myfile:
        sblf.tofile(myfile)  # close bloom-filter

'''        for i in tx['vin']:
            for s in i['scriptSig']:
                if 'addresses' in i:
                    for a in i['addresses']:
                        alist.append(a)
596  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BITCOIN is a "CULT" Just like Scientology - A Business Model to Steal Money on: December 03, 2018, 04:04:04 AM
People notice the passion of bitcoin, and the religious fervor of the flock, but in actuality BITCOIN is a 'cult', not a religion.

A Cult usually involves lots of money, and involves men as the icon, and not gods.

A Cult will seek out weak minded people with money, and convince them they will become richer if they hand all their money over to the cult, the cult also asks that you seek family and friends to also enter the cult.

The people running the cult, always get the money, and they get rich, the minions who turn their money over to the cult enter 'economic ruin'.

Let's review some of the cult principals behind bitcoin

1.) All of bitcoin is based on urban-myths, like privacy, safety, free-transfer of money, security; It turns out none of these are true, but these myths are still held dear to the flock. Every single myth involving bitcoin is a LIE, but if you point out that to the flock, they'll say you don't understand the block-chain.

2.) The flock believes that a 'ghost' name Satoshi created bitcoin in his own image, that first Satoshi was a Libertarian, but later satoshi became a day-trader ponzi scamster, the flock deeply embraced the idea that everyone could get RICHER by buying more bitcoin.

3.) Like the "Holy Trinity", Bitcoin has the block-chain, now to a CS person that's just a linked-list/data-structure, but to the flock, the block-chain is the holy communion of all bitcoin it brings all things together the block-chain is the glue that binds the cult.

4.) The flock believes that like "Moses" with the 10 commandments that Satoshi spent 40 days and 40 nights 'writing the code, the block-chain implementation', the reality is both SHA-256 & ESCDA ( sec256k1 ) are NSA algo's, the reality is that 'Satoshi' was a BIS/NSA math guy who seeded BTC and that it was later ran by the CIA to fund world-wide terror operations.

5.) The flock believes that the 'Bible' is the Satoshi white-paper, the truth is the white paper is a verbatim copy of the BIS document from 1997 entitled "How to make a digital currency", amazingly satoshi doesn't even credit this paper, but the flock doesn't care about facts, they 'believe' because that is the way of the 'block-chain' which is not unlike the 'force' in star-wars.

6.) The flock believes that Satoshi was a saint, that he was pure; The reality of course is that Satoshi is a government contractor; The flock was told that Satoshi was a libertarian, who hated government, the reality is that Satoshi enjoys his government pension and all that it entails very much.




Amazing...how do you know all this especially the part about Bitcoin funding world-wide terror operations?  Thanks.

CIA/MOSSAD created ISIS, ISIS has been using bitcoin all along to fund terror operations, you can google "ISIS and BITCOIN".


Nobody told ISIS how to hodl?

http://time.com/money/4251494/why-isis-is-going-broke/


ISIS came out of Hillary Clinton, running State under OBAMA, TRUMP broke the ISIS cookie jar, that's why ISIS is 'broke', but the reality is CIA just changes the names of their operatives, now its called "The White Hats"

I agree, had ISIS done the HODL thing, then maybe the witch would have WON POTUS and not dTrumpf.

Yep, right HODL is the solution to all crime Smiley
597  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Bitcoin as an example of true democracy ? on: December 03, 2018, 03:58:54 AM
DEMOCRACY is ..

Two wolves and one sheep, making a dinner menu plan.

BITCOIN is one wolf 'bitmain' and a million HODL'r sheep being led around like border-collies lead sheep at the country fair.
598  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is anonymity the future for bitcoin??? on: December 03, 2018, 03:23:43 AM
As we can see each and every transaction for bitcoin is publicly registered to the blockchain where in all of us have access, so I am just thinking if anonymity or providing privacy will be the next move for bitcoin. Just my thoughts, you can add yours here and let's discuss it.
actually what is always recorded is not our personal data, so we still have privacy, this also makes us unable to be deceived and makes the authorities to detect money movements improperly, things like this do not make a problem for legal business actors, so the features of bitcoin has never changed and can never be changed, because each server fills each other and protects each other's data.

Its the ingress/egress problem, so long as you never buy or spend btc, your private,

As soon as you open an exchange, or trade, then THEY (GOV) has you,

You could of course pay cash on street for BTC, but the fact is unless your 'dead men tell no tales' kind of mobster, then its a public transaction, which means witnesses, buy/sell, ... but its still public

Again, why is that everybody has been busted? WHY? because companys like PALANTIR (NSA) track all bitcoins, even the mixers can't outwit the NSA

599  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Is anonymity the future for bitcoin??? on: December 03, 2018, 03:00:46 AM
I think that for complete anonymity there are such coins as Monero, for example, and they are completely anonymous. such technology for bitcoin is absolutely unnecessary

Note carefully that everybody who has used bitcoin for criminal activity gets busted.
Why is that ?

Because bitcoin can be tracked, bitcoin is not private, and the power that be, that controls bitcoin, wants to keep it this way,

I agree we need a private coin, and I agree there is MONERO, and zen, ... but there will be others, and there must be crypto's that are really anti-government, and not part of the government itself.

The entire reason that bitcoin is allowed to flourish, is a means to collection INTL tax on everyone

Note how we're always told here to go along with government regulation? At one point in time 'satoshi' was libertarian, but today he's a fascist boot-licker
600  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BITCOIN is a "CULT" Just like Scientology - A Business Model to Launder Money on: December 03, 2018, 02:50:17 AM
People notice the passion of bitcoin, and the religious fervor of the flock, but in actuality BITCOIN is a 'cult', not a religion.

A Cult usually involves lots of money, and involves men as the icon, and not gods.

A Cult will seek out weak minded people with money, and convince them they will become richer if they hand all their money over to the cult, the cult also asks that you seek family and friends to also enter the cult.

The people running the cult, always get the money, and they get rich, the minions who turn their money over to the cult enter 'economic ruin'.

Let's review some of the cult principals behind bitcoin

1.) All of bitcoin is based on urban-myths, like privacy, safety, free-transfer of money, security; It turns out none of these are true, but these myths are still held dear to the flock. Every single myth involving bitcoin is a LIE, but if you point out that to the flock, they'll say you don't understand the block-chain.

2.) The flock believes that a 'ghost' name Satoshi created bitcoin in his own image, that first Satoshi was a Libertarian, but later satoshi became a day-trader ponzi scamster, the flock deeply embraced the idea that everyone could get RICHER by buying more bitcoin.

3.) Like the "Holy Trinity", Bitcoin has the block-chain, now to a CS person that's just a linked-list/data-structure, but to the flock, the block-chain is the holy communion of all bitcoin it brings all things together the block-chain is the glue that binds the cult.

4.) The flock believes that like "Moses" with the 10 commandments that Satoshi spent 40 days and 40 nights 'writing the code, the block-chain implementation', the reality is both SHA-256 & ESCDA ( sec256k1 ) are NSA algo's, the reality is that 'Satoshi' was a BIS/NSA math guy who seeded BTC and that it was later ran by the CIA to fund world-wide terror operations.

5.) The flock believes that the 'Bible' is the Satoshi white-paper, the truth is the white paper is a verbatim copy of the BIS document from 1997 entitled "How to make a digital currency", amazingly satoshi doesn't even credit this paper, but the flock doesn't care about facts, they 'believe' because that is the way of the 'block-chain' which is not unlike the 'force' in star-wars.

6.) The flock believes that Satoshi was a saint, that he was pure; The reality of course is that Satoshi is a government contractor; The flock was told that Satoshi was a libertarian, who hated government, the reality is that Satoshi enjoys his government pension and all that it entails very much.

7.) The flock believes that Magic number 51% holds the key, that bitcoin is a peer2peer network, where for all time that more that 51% of the miners are pure of heart, that they run full transactional servers for the good of bitcoin; The satoshi white-paper holds so long as 51% of the bitcoin servers are run by the pure, that bitcoin can only be good. Of course like all other urban-myths of bitcoin, one company name BITMAIN in china builds 90% of all the mining hardware used worldwide, they also own all the mining pools, they also own the shopping infrastructure of CHINA (alibaba), just like the NSA does in USA with Amazon. The reality is that 90% of bitcoin transactions are controlled by one man "Jack Ma", of CHina, the richest man in China and a member of the Chinese Community Party, an elite group of 100 men that have controlled China since 1948.  The reality is BIS orchestrated the MAO gov back in 1948 and put all this together, so its fitting that BITCOIN become the new currency, post collapse of the US Dollar.

8.) The flock believes that BITCOIN is the only true God-Crypto, that the other 2100+ 'shit-coins' are mere fakes, that they don't embrace the real 'block-chain', the flock of bitcoin is dogmatic, the law say's one should embrace no other coin than btc; No doubt that religious wars are coming, as if people break free of the NSA/BIS coin, they will be targeted as the mafia governments of USA/China hate competition.

9.) The most HOLY concept of bitcoin is that of HODL, its what the pure of heart do they "Hold on for Dear Life", forever until 'economic ruin', Now the most silly fact of Bitcoin and HODL is that OWNER of BITCOIN, .e.g. BITMAIN they have sold most of the coin ever mined back to the flock, the suckers; It's like animal-farm, where 4-legs good, 2-legs bad; In bitcoin its ok for BITMAIN to sell, but its NOT ok for the flock to sell. Go figure how stupid can people be? Well like George Carlin say's take the stupidest person you ever met, and divide his IQ by 2, and your close to the average 'stupid' of society.



Bitcoin may be God's reincartion of gold.


"God is Dead" - Nietzsche

IMHO more like Tower of Babel, or Sodom & Gomorrah, where they worshiped 'golden calf's', except now its golden images of bitcoin, as if it were something tangible
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