What are the first 4 characters of the keys? Are they "xprv" or "5K....." or "5L...."?

You should be able to import the keys into Electrum https://electrum.org/#home

Select "restore multisig wallet" or something similar and use those keys. The order of the keys I believe does matter so try it both ways.

I haven't personally tested it but this should work. It'll look for when 35FynW7vYFvhbeLA2mYH2zHUk9PR5gpDj5 address is derived and output the private keys to the console so you can import them elsewhere.

https://pastebin.com/Qym0yA87

All I did was add 6 lines. Grep the Bitcoin address to find where they are.

Bump! Hoping to get feedback on the new mobile site

Sounds legit. $10,000 deposit making $1,200 per day but only on business days is 12% interest per day. (1200/10000) = 12%

It would only take you about 6 business days of this compounding interest to double your money, not 9 business days as you stated.

There are 261 business days a year, so 261/6  = about 43 money double events.

So I'll invest $10,000 with you and double my money 43 times compounding over the next year. This means I should end up with somewhere in the area of $87,960,930,222,080,000 which is calculated by $10,000 * 2^43

The purchasing power of the PLANET in 2014 was $107.5 trillion or written out fully is $107,500,000,000,000 which is 0.12% of the riches you're promising me after just a single year. That means I can buy everything the planet produces in a year, nearly 833 times before I run out of money.

Let me know if I made an error in my mathematics. Where can I sign up for your investment plan?

Regarding mobile, here's a live demo of what I was talking about. Do you guys find this setup confusing on mobile? Nothing will be different on desktop https://blockbooth.com/searchbeta/

The other pages scale to mobile perfectly.

@mjg I'll change the tables up a bit after I sort this out thanks for the suggestions!

It actually does respond but it was zoomed in on mobile on page load. What is your opinion now? The other option is to hide the search options in a collapsing left bar to make the search results bigger but that might confuse visitors.

Thanks for the suggestion, I've added another search button. Advantages include: NO Javascript required, more relevant results related to what you're searching (think Google vs Bing), faster indexing of new shops, and I don't think duosear.ch or bazaarbay.org are capable of searching OpenBazaar 2.0. I think they're both only on 1.0

In my humble opinion this is the best search engine for OpenBazaar 2.0 in existence for now.

Hey BitcoinTalk community, I spent about a week building a new lightweight search engine that I hope you will all enjoy and use . ***I am not soliciting this forum for any money or asking anyone to pay me for anything. I'm just discussing and informing you of a new service based on OB which accepts Bitcoin and other cryptos.***

Here are the details:

Clearweb URL: https://blockbooth.com/search/

TOR Mirror: http://vnjzhvm5gkctyldn.onion/search/

Add us as a search engine in your OB client, click the + sign next to search provider and enter: https://search.blockbooth.com/api/

**Features**

- Lightweight.
- Fast.
- TOR FRIENDLY!!! Javascript is not required to use the site properly.
- Machine learning search algorithm. The more users that use the site, the better the results will be.
- Initiate updates for your own stores on an as needed basis.
- No censorship.
- Shows you if there are any coupons for products you want to buy.

The website is about 70% complete in terms of features but it works quite well as it stands. I hope you will all use it.

Questions, comments and suggestions are appreciated .

If you feel like donating to this project, check the "About" page.

Thanks for reading!