I put a small amount in (the minimum). If it’s a scam, I will update the thread with that information. Otherwise, I’d still suggest caution. I think the mining calculator I used said a 0.039 investment should return 0.04... not great profits but interesting if the difficulty goes up or down. I think bit,Ian are trying to save themselves, a lot of the contracts appear to have sold out too.

It only updates earnings every 24 hours...

Are they still loaded, can I send a test of a small chip? Or is there an issue with how they were produced?

Maybe people are just holding the funds to allow for a delay?

You’ll already be doing replay protection to put it into another wallet (providing the addresses are different).

All you need is the parent txid to be different to each utxo.
Essentially, send the bch to a wallet address and sv to another and you’re already sorted (as long as they confirm and no one tries to attack you on the way)...

Update your wallet if it’s old, there’s a random sync issue with the old ones. It’s likely the bottom left is saying synchronising or not connected on the bottom left.

If there’s still an issue on the new wallet then we will be able to help better. Search your bitcoin address on google and a block explorer should come up.

To get this straight, you changed the source and then compiled the new source after returning true from the nonestandardinput module and deleted the extra block of code and it doesn’t work?

It’s likely that code is now out of date then. If you’re using the command line, did you get the volt and this and other information correct? Could you show us the command you tried on the cli?

I'd usggest using the trust reference link as being the archive and not this actual topic?

It's probably best that way...

I can confirm I will pay 0.0375BTC on 17th June 2019.

I might not remember directly so if someone can give me a poke/pm I’d be grateful.

I can sign a message if necessary but otherwise this should stand as a record.

I've decided to rewrite a lot of the code taking on people's advice. I'm in the designing stage (of the algorithms and data structure). I want a full design or as close to it as I can possibly get. I started doing some of the more hardcore stuff a few days ago as I was short of direction and motive for a while due to a lot of coursework that was due.

The version messages are probably fine to be completely copied over and I'll work out where they are in the source later (although hopefully I can get some specific ones for my client that can cut corners a bit). I don't actually have a name but I guess I can just chuck anything with it and hope for the best, it's just a name that allows other nodes to blacklist it in case I completely mess up the source and it starts spawning random chain forks .

I'm wanting to use something similar to the electrum seeds and I'm hoping to try to generate an xpub and zpub, derive the native addresses from the zpub and the non-native segwit and legacy addresses from the same seed (I'm thinking of letting people use all three from the same seeds at the same time to make it much easier to make it compatible with other clients that aren't going to include native segwit).

Lightning, dandelion and wimblewomble will have to be ignored for the moment however along with a few other things but hopefully I can add them later.

Also, thanks for the link I'll have to check them all.
I'm hoping once I get a desing that is full and will be updated while I'm writing the code, someone else can easily copy it and put it into a new language fairly easily in comparison to how it is at the moment. Hopefully I can publish a book (I can probably push something to amazon, github and my own site for free but I might have to publish under my own name so might disappear for a few weeks about that time to keep the mystery alive ). I'm hoping that someone can come along (maybe me) in a few years and if the document is regularly updated they can put it into Go if that language turns out to be faster than C# by that time or maybe there'll be a new quantum oriented language by that time.

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I've never put two and two together before now

Based on that, I'm guessing dots are necessary - I haven't moved onto blocks yet though?

HashNest is becoming bitdeer. Not sure if this has been discussed or not.

I just read the message on the hashnest site and I’m starting with a month at 30ths to see how it goes...

100 posts that are well constructed (as long as they're not all in the same day or something for example) aren't actually that bad. I remember being in campaigns when I posted 100 posts a week (I think I only did that once but it was a fun week when I got bored a few years ago)...

It's not something to encourage thouhg but if you have it as a goal then why not ... I think HCP and Loyce have been near 100 in a week here before, they've both been good constructive posters.

Either that or it’s a huge exchange for an etf or something that is hoping to be approved.

Tracing the chain and seeing where the funds initially started seems quite a good idea. They may all have been from the same miner or service.

I can probably do 0.039?

I don’t want to have to monitor it so can I send you a time locked transaction, which you can broadcast after the 180 days. (180 days is a long time to remember something for ).

I’ll send you my email address later today and the time locked transaction.

The point is, if the PayPal doesn’t go through darkstar he can’t confirm it has gone through so he can’t technically release the funds if there’s a dispute. It’s the only logical way I can think of unless you get a signed message from PayPal or something?

I’ll do 0.035 for the amount you send if it’s in gbp. I’ll have to send in bitcoin as I don’t like eth...

I don’t think I want to push my rate any lower.
If interested let me know. We can fix the rate and you do a cash deposit when you get back or do PayPal fnf and wait the 180 days...

You wouldn’t because that’s a bit of a redicilous offer.

Well actually you could message darkstar.

@mday you’ll probably have to send the transaction through darkstar or the escrow and that will incur a fee for currency sending internationally. You could probably be better off finding a uk based escrow (I could do it without charging a fee if you can’t find anyone else). The fee will only be $2 but it might be another $2 to Shasan (unless he’s in Canada).

As a question, why are you wanting to use Linux?

This shows a list of dependencies and what you need to install: https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/master/doc/build-unix.md
Before you install bitcoin core through the four commands, install the dependencies. I’d give you a script but I think you should learn how to do it so you get used to Linux.

I don’t know, there’s still a cost to someone if it’s not you. If it isn’t you, it becomes the bank who pays the transaction fees. Visa also charge fees as well as faster payments (who allow you to send free transactions).

In a lot of cases once something enters the mempool it can be considered confirmed. It’s certainly difficult to have two double spends kept in the mempool and not have the ones shown by block explorers not win...

Bitcoin is good for high value irriversible transfers of money. It is more the go,d of the internet than the money of the internet. And it can’t be counterfeited if the receiver knows what they’re doing...

It’s global forum rules from the meta section.
Just because there’s no board specific rules, doesnt mean we’re without any.

This is off topic, you should’ve put it in meta.

I think the dollar, the euro and the pound sterling are more focussed on people’s opinions on the banks (commercial ones) who artificially increase the amount of currency that exists (the government controls very little of this process). Google fractional reserve banking for more information...

Bitcoin is, like gold, more based on the will of the people. Governments started good by having things backed by gold and silver, it’s a shame we can’t go back to those days...

You can quote stuff if it’s significant. I wouldn’t do it too often if I were you.

As the others have said you can also archive stuff too.