Most posts that get deleted deserve to get deleted. Take a look at Modlog, the latest user who got Nuked was Dr.Exchanger. He posted malware. There's no need to preserve that.

No it's not. Deleting useless data makes the remaining data easier to find.

If you're going to adjust voting power, why not give each vote the power of the log of the earned Merits? You've earned 1096 Merits, so your voting power is 3.0398. O_e_l_e_o earned 12992 Merits, so his voting power is 4.1137. A user with the minimum of 50 earned Merits, gets voting power 1.6990. This way, the increase in voting power is only very small so votes from newer members don't become worthless.

Read Wasabi blacklisting update.

That's probably better And how cool would it be if that 100$ is only a tiny fraction of the total amounts next year?

I'll argue some of them aren't that stable Or maybe I can find a coin that shorts other coins

Nope, the gold price is (still) lower than it was at the start of the year.

Thanks again for your flawless timing My timing is, well, let's say it sucks.

I noticed

What's stopping the random number generator from doing that, is chance probability. What you're suggesting has a chance of 1 in (give or take) 100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 to happen. It's not going to happen, don't worry about it.

Currenly, my Bitcoin Core uses 267 MB. As far as I know, most nodes limit their mempool to 300 MB, after which they start dropping the transactions with the lowest fee. My guess is that's what happened, and if that's the case, all your wallet has to do is keep broadcasting the transaction so that it will show up when mempool clears.

I know nothing about that wallet, so I have no idea how it broadcasts transactions.

I did this, see Get pubkeys out of Bitcoin block data, but haven't updated it since April. Start reading from that post, and you'll see I got stuck a bit later.
If you want my help continuing this, post in that topic.

My interpretation is that a Mod isn't sure ("not great, not terrible"). My most recent example: this post has been "unhandled" for 2 days. I assume each Mod doesn't want to remove it because they're not sure that's justified, but they also don't want to mark it as Bad, so other Mods can also have a look at it.
The obvious reports usually don't stay "unhandled" for long.

That's the problem: there is no official AML check that's valid in all jurisdictions, but there are companies trying to sell their interpretation of which addresses are good or bad. Those companies now have a financial interest in convincing people "taint" exists, in order to sell their "services".

I thought I could at best be #2 because of this, but I'm starting to think I may have the "best performing altcoin" in my selection I'm disappointed though, I wanted to lose this one, and I wanted Bitcoin to above all others.

So DarkStar_ will be at -$1000

Who wants a new graph?


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Sorry for being off-topic in my own topic. My intention was to post this here, but I failed. Since PowerGlove responded here, I'll reply once more:

That's my point: it's okay to ignore small influences, but this simplification completely changes reality.

OP wanted to reduce heat input. The interesting part is that none of our discussion matters for that: the tarp will absorb a certain amount of sunlight, and that sunlight won't reach earth. It doesn't really matter if it's a sharp shadow or slightly less sunlight on a very large surface, the result is the same: less heat input.

That's a bunch of BS! There are no dirty Bitcoins, all Bitcoins are equal. You should really stop promoting this attack on Bitcoin by pretending it's normal. It's not.

Meaning: the exchanger doesn't own any funds and just uses a third party.

I highly recommend to avoid any service that uses arbitrary reasons to block your funds.

O_e_l_e_o is right: if someone has shitcoins in their exchange account, the exchange should have those shitcoins. Let's say they didn't have Doge, and Doge went up 100-fold. They'd be insolvent if that happens, and it's not something they should risk.

If a customer puts bananas in their safe deposit box, the bank should keep the bananas. They shouldn't speculate on bananas becoming cheaper later on, so they can turn a profit by selling the bananas and holding gold instead.

Only if it sent a transaction. Or signed a message. Or (of course) if you have the private key.

If that's all you have, you can't get the public key.

Someone dumped 150 vMB into the mempool. So far, it's not really getting less, so 1 sat/vbyte confirmations may very well be gone until (after) the weekend.

No.

Because there are more than 58 different Bitcoin addresses Someone probably used vanitygen to create them.

You need the private key to answer that.

When in doubt, you could of course apply the system where BW means B, WB means W, and BB or WW means ignore, but that means you'll have to eat at least 3 times more candy.

So it crashes? Chances are part of your hardware is failing. Bitcoin Core gives this warning when you first run it:
I'd say start testing your hardware. Your CPU's TDP is 84W. It may be overheating, or your power supply might be unstable. Or your memory or SSD might be bad. I'd start with the CPU temperature though.

PowerGlove asked me to explain this post, so I'm quoting it here from another topic:
I gave a hint already by saying who I Merited. I'll use this part to explain:
Imagine looking at the sun, and 400,000 km (I don't do "feet") away, right between you and the sun, is a tiny tarp. That doesn't put you in the shadow of the tarp, because the sun (from where you're standing) looks much bigger than the tarp. The light passes the tarp from all sides, so there is no shadow.

This picture explains it:

If the tarp is low, the "total eclipse" is what we know as a shadow. If the tarp is high, there's only a "partial eclipse", and if it's high enough, you won't even notice that at all (because if blocks only a tiny fraction of the light, and the "partial eclipse" covers a very large surface area on earth.