Ok, this has been solved:
By changing at Broadcast: Broadcast to chain.so
Man the solution was so easy lol.
I had a double spend error with Monero.
I still have the seed, which I can import. But after doing so, I get a new wallet for some reason.
I also have the private keys, but when I try opening my wallet through that way it can not continue opening it.
Anybody knows where I can get good help for that? Because this is not the place of course. Maybe there is a monerotalk.org?
I'll look it up.
Thanks for trying to help guys.
iirc not all nodes will accept it, because of the double spend. It depends on how long the previous tx remains in their mempool. |
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I didn't see any information about what language they're writing it in, does anybody know? Just curious.
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I need to introduce a small group of people to Bitcoin in under 30 minutes. What good videos, presentations, etc. are out there currently?
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sudo nano is a Unix command. sudo escalates your privileges to that of a super user, and nano is a simple, terminal based text editor. Used together, you can open up a text-based file for editing, including system files or other files requiring super user permissions.
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This is what it looks like with the correct details. (It does match).  |
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I am fully agreed with @bitperson. You should contact their support center to get the private key.  No, you should absolutely never have to contact a support center to get your private keys. If you don't hold the private keys then it's not your money. bitperson linked a support page telling you how to retrieve your private keys from the desktop client. Please do not confuse people by posting misinformation. |
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...Even when someone can move bitcoin or sign a message with private key, it still doesn't prove ownership. He can simple ask the owner of the key to do these operations for him.
But the thing is that's exactly how you "own" bitcoins, you posses the ability to sign a transaction. You can ask your friends to do a lot of things for you, but there's a line somewhere. |
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So you believe that we should not proceed with using Schnotr signatures completely, or do you just prefer gamma signatures?
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I'm pretty interested by this. Are you claiming Schnorr signatures cannot be used by Bitcoin? As far as I know, that's what is being planned for Bitcoin's future. If not, are you claiming that gamma-signatures are preferable to schnorr signatures? I'll have to save this paper to read later. Very interesting to see academic papers here.
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If Spendulus has 1 BTC and achow101 has 0 BTC, but is telling me that he has 1 BTC, then Achow101 could trick Spendulus into signing a message that says: That is true but most experienced BTC users wanting proof would require text that is specific to a transaction they are going to make. e.g. "Coin-Keeper is able to send 1 BTC to DannyHamilton on May 16 from X address". At least that is what I would require on a sig scenario where my being convinced is involved. Yeah, most people won't sign vague statements, and most people won't accept vague signed statements. They're usually very specific. |
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If anyone wants a new deposit address for any coin (BTC/LTC/ETH), please let me know either via PM in YOLOdice, or by sending an email to yolodice@zoho.com!
Do you think you'll ever add a way to generate new addresses? I consider it a privacy concern to always be depositing to the same address He told you how in the very post you replied to: contact him either via PM or email. I meant an easier way, that didn't require personally contacting the admin every time you want a new address. Not re-using addresses is considered standard privacy practice now. |
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If anyone wants a new deposit address for any coin (BTC/LTC/ETH), please let me know either via PM in YOLOdice, or by sending an email to yolodice@zoho.com!
Cheers,
Ethan
Do you think you'll ever add a way to generate new addresses? I consider it a privacy concern to always be depositing to the same address |
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Does it still have a limitation on the number of transactions displayed in the transaction history? Last time I checked, it only displays the 25 most recent transactions and there didn't seem to be a way to either increase this number or show earlier transactions Not sure. It's clever. I still wouldn't really call it all that user friendly. I downloaded and fiddled with it and it didn't feel all that welcoming to me. It's for the crypto warriors. I like cheerful colours and dancing hamsters, me. I definitely am a fan of Samourai Wallet, but I agree that there are many more user-friendly wallets out there. However, I am a huge fan of the extra features and the design philosophy of Samourai, so I'm going to stick with it. Maybe it will become more user-friendly in the future. |
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Is this really the answer on why he removed it? Pretty sure that I dont really see any abuser on bustadice, I am only daily atleast on the site. Just watching some whale wagering on high roller and I dont really see anyone trying high multiplier with the faucet just like the other site. Also the faucet gives 1 bit if you claim it multiple times which is really low
Generally faucet abuse manifest as bots that claim the faucet and try turn it into a decent amount (e.g. all-in-bet at 100x two times in a row) and then immediately withdraw if they win. At least it my experience it's a bit of a waste of energy and a losing battle trying to deal with this. I think the two nicest solutions are just making sure your faucet is so much worse than others that it doesn't attract abuse, or just not have it at all. Good faucets are a nice idea but they generally just end up being a very large case of "this is why we can't have nice things". |
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Ethereum makes regular hard forks to upgrade the network. When a coin is built from the ground up to expect such things it's not too bad to get people on-board. But yes, if people continue to mine the old chain with old software, it will still exist.
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How to do using [xpub key]? How to do this? How it can send coins send straight to cold hardware storage? (I want to use ledger nano s something..)
Import your xpub key into the software of your VPS. You will be able to derive public keys (and therefore addresses to deposit to) on your VPS without needing to store the private key online. You can get the xpub of your ledger nano s from the Bitcoin wallet (chrome) application: 'My Account' -> 'Account settings' gives you the option to export a public key. Afterwards you will be able to derive addresses from this xpub. The actual command depends on your programming language / libary. IIRC xpub format and methods to derive segwit addresses are not yet standard yet, so if you're using segwit addresses (which is likely), it might not work. |
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Bitcoin doesn't really have "smart contracts" per se. It does have a scripting system though, which is generally how timelock transactions are created. It looks like what you want is possible through the CreateRawTransaction RPC method available through bitcoin-cli. Just scroll down to Parameter #3—locktime for details on how to use it. It's possible there's an easier way to do it, but this is the first thing that I saw looking through the API docs. |
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Exodus in my experience has been a poor wallet to use. It looks pretty, but you trade that for a good deal of control over how you spend your money. I would find alternate wallets to use.
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