~ That's some serious troll level! For a moment, I thought the chipmunk argument made the name change happen. Now that "The Sceptical Chymist" is taken, OP's username will never be changed  |
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I guess you guys are more used to it It's been like this for quite a while, not only during the weekend but also on week days. Check Johoe's site per week, month, quarter or year: except for the occasional peak in transaction fees, it always drop back to the minimum. Much better than late 2017, early 2018, when fees reached 1000 sat/byte for weeks in a row (and which was the reason for me to create this topic). to go to send a transaction and see that it is confirmed in the next block with the minimum fee is awesome Agreed  |
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Update:The update was published yesterday already (although 3 hours later than usual), but I was busy IRL and couldn't post it yet. Starting point to avoid loading the large index page: Trust list for: igehhh (Trust: +6 / =1 / -0) (DT1! (3) 1059 Merit earned) (Trust list) (BPIP). Or use https://loyce.club/profile.html?id=1045971 or BPIP for easier navigation. No Trust lists were newly created or wiped in the past week.
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You can't expect Binance to not follow government regulations. It doesn't look like these cases are related to "tainted Bitcoins", it looks like they were flagged for other reasons. Nigerian scammers have quite a reputation on the internet, and your link shows many of the accounts were blocked at the request of international law enforcement. As I put it earlier: Note that this isn't about exchanges freezing funds owned by drug dealers, that's understandable. It's about freezing funds from the bar where the drug dealer bought his coffee. In this case, I don't think it's the bar owner who got his account frozen. |
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Why not give rewards to those who receive a lot of merits? That sounds a lot like competition for the Foxpup Merit cycling Club Seriously though: bad idea. Remember the forum's mission: the forum's mission to be as free as possible. I can't think of any way how paying Merit sources or Merit earners makes the forum more free. |
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Google search Bitcoincleanup.com and the 1st site that pops up is https://cleanupbitcoin.I'MNOTBACKLINGKINGTHIS.com/ Funny enough your site is not even listed. I know your feedback says you're a POS-troll, and that seems to be the case here. Google indexes and shows Bitcoincleanup.com just fine:  |
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I have only email address, nothing else.
Is this still possible to recover my account on blockchain.com. Anyone can know an email address, that's not enough to recover a wallet. If you have access to the email address, that may be enough to restore your blockchain account, but not the wallet. It's been a year now since you couldn't restore the wallet while you knew the seed words and password. Without those, it may be time to give up hope. |
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Talking about wrong impression, most people also don't know CloudFlare (which used by this forum) decrypt HTTPS traffic. They need to trust CloudFlare not to log and misuse their data. Lol. Good luck with that: Cloudflare can see your unencrypted password when you log in. It's still encrypted from the real server to Cloudflare and from Cloudflare to you. So it's not blatantly insecure except in that Cloudflare is very probably an NSA honeypot, and it's not like the NSA is going to steal your password in order to scam people on bitcointalk.org or anything. an accident can always happen, especially confusion when copying/pasting an address vs. a private key. once in a thousand times, but it happens. What can I say, it happens: In June, 2016, I accidentally copied the private key for 1foreverDArUNEX2gVD26vautcx3b8zTZ in my Google search bar. That's been bugging me ever since. ~ I've downloaded my data from Google, and it confirms Google still knows the private key. It's not something I worry about that much, but it's a loose end to tie up. We don't know whether someone else is scraping or not though We do know: Google is the most famous one, but there are many more web crawlers indexing everything there is on the internet. I believe a lot of people are doing including FBI (who knows you are a part of them or not ). Let me put it this way: Unfortunately, the FBI doesn't pay me for my efforts |
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Those are daily additions of new transactions, see these samples. I've been looking for this for three days. I read a shitload of questions on bitcoin.stackexchange.com, where they only advised me to build UXTO myself, and then to get this table from there. I understood that there must be this table somewhere, but all the ways led me to the fact that I need to get UXTO. I ended up asking the question here, with the goal of finding a ready-made UXTO, and it turned out that the DB I needed was already there. THANK YOU! There's a difference though: the List of all Bitcoin addresses with a balance shows the total balance of each address. If you would parse all UTXOs, you'd get each individual input on each address (many addresses received multiple transactions). If all you need is the balance, the above link is enough. If there's a demand for daily (or even more frequent) UTXOs lists, I could setup a script to parse them myself from Bitcoin Core. I think the output will be around 4 GB. |
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sMerit can't be cancelled or reversed, similar like Bitcoin transaction. That's not true at all: Merit ain't no immutable cryptocurrency! In this case, I don't think it will be changed. Don't worry about it, I've made bigger mistakes (sending 40 instead of 4). |
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I always have seen scraping addresses isn't a good idea. There are people who even don't know someone scraps the forum and may mistakenly post an address publicly but instantly deleted. He will get a wrong impression that he is fine while he is not. That doesn't make scraping a bad idea, it makes posting private data a bad idea. People should really not post stuff on the internet if they want it to be private. |
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Am I doing something horribly wrong by using 12 word seeds and not the 24 word one, not realising risks I could be exposing myself to? No 
With 24 words, you can create Split mnemonic cards. Example: Card 1: weapon diet kick XXXX XXXX still XXXX welcome address hedgehog XXXX travel circle XXXX XXXX XXXX behave slush tree salute age hawk learn XXXX
Card 2: weapon diet XXXX fine drill XXXX work welcome address hedgehog duty travel XXXX ozone game load XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX XXXX hawk learn amount
Card 3: XXXX XXXX kick fine drill still work XXXX XXXX XXXX duty XXXX circle ozone game load behave slush tree salute age XXXX XXXX amount According to Ian Coleman's site, it takes a few million years to brute-force the 8 missing words if you have only one card. With 12 words, you'd miss only 4 words and that's much easier to brute-force. |
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This question comes up once in a while. My Apache2 server on loyce.club keeps default logs, which I've used in rare occasions to stop very agressive scrapers. I don't care about IP addresses, but if you don't want me to know your IP address, by all means: use Tor browser. My site doesn't even ask to solve a Captcha. The different webhosts I use can probably no doubt access the data too. I've granted most removal requests, but rejected some too when I didn't think it's necessary. I like my data integrity, which I've posted about around this post. For full transparency, I post all censoring in my topic. If you mistakenly post private data, you should consider it compromised. Ninjastic.space and loyce.club are the most known scrapers here on Bitcointalk, but that's only because we're open about it. It's safe to assume there are other people (or organisations, or governments) that do the same, and you can't even ask them to remove data. You can probably test this by posting a funded private key (NO REALLY DON'T!), and delete the post as fast as you can. Chances are your funds get stolen."Generic" archiving sites store pages too.
I don't scrape Investigations (and other non-public boards, but I don't have access to those anyway).
There's only one way to make sure data doesn't leak: keep it offline. |
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That first website looks promising the second not so much. I'm disappointed  Did you check https://loyce.club/archive/members/202/2025790.html ? For example, I would think at quickest a cron job would run every minute which means if a post was made and deleted after a scrape already took place but before the next scrape was due (within 59 seconds), it will not be archived. It took me 3 seconds to archive your post  My scraper catches most posts. Sometimes, MindlessElectron is quicker deleting them, but that's rare (and those posts aren't worth keeping anyway). |
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