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man, again he is deleting
WOW. this guy will not learn
he is complaining about how many people
complain about him
i wonder why. he is very difficult to work with
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wow. now he delete a thread i start to get community fundingto FIX HIS PROBLEM. haha. what is wrong with this man? he delete but i put what i type here https://i.imgur.com/O245tKx.pnghe doesnt want it fix? he doesnt want another to make a tiny living? incredible. first i think this post crazy but now i think correct this guy wants to control and is afraid of truth
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assume i run a full node
can i save on miner fees?
if i just add transaction to my node
and it gets picked up by rest?
or is it same if i just do transaction from a wallet
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i just find this thread. happy to find it i read this info. crazy. i think about it. i hold judgement because always two sides to coin first i think biblepay great project. for children in need i try to do an idea (lazy api) but blockchain explorer is broken rob ask for help to fix it in group. i offer to help. i just ask he pay for 1 month hosting and then possible to get pay for work (bounty,etc) he reply like this Here are the requirements:
You have to know how to do it yourself without any help, you have to get it working alone, you have to pay for it for a year, and I cant be bothered.
Please let me know if you can do it.screenshot here: https://i.imgur.com/hMBZr7Y.pngso, i think this is weird response.  he wants me to pay for a year and do work for free.    and never bother him. haha. he too busy to even say thank you!! VIP ALERT!!  this is not honest or helpful way to do business i think maybe he is having bad day. maybe he dont want to fix blockchain for reasons in this thread (hiding scam) i dont know. its strange |
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Wow, BiblePay was just listed on a second exchange: https://coinsmarkets.com/trade-BTC-BBP.htmBasically what happened here was Mike (PlainKoin) became a friend of the lead dev while creating ROI-COIN, but he decided to go on his own to create ROI-COIN. He went live with ROI-COIN a few days ago! Btw, feel free to check out ROI-COIN and support and congratulate Mike on his own coin! Anyway, he gave us a good word at coinsmarkets, and they listed us for free. Ill check them out today and try to give them some volume. withdrawl btc is very high like other exchange. 0.002 but progress |
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davinci6845 start to mine together on pool  yes i check it out thanks |
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When you start the wallet the first time you get 100 new keys (called the keypool).
When you solo mine, the wallet picks one of those and signs the block with it.
thank you. i left it run over night. no winner. no chicken dinner! how can i calculate the odds of winning the block? i divide the difficulty by hash or something like that? what do you estimate the odds are with a computer that hashes at 11k, or 5k Uhh, unfortunately with 1300 miners, not very good. I can tell you with relative accuracy now that Ive left my 3 miners on for a couple months 24/7, I usually earn about 550 BBP per day in the pool. So that means 183 BBP per day per machine. Meaning that your chances of hitting a 20K bbp block is one in 109 DAYS of mining. So you could either let it solo mine and maybe you will get one in 109 days, or set it up for the pool. We have two pools: pool.biblepay.org and MinersOfMen.com. ok. thats too bad. maybe i play the bitcoin lottery instead. only wait maybe 10 years lol or play both . why not  |
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When you start the wallet the first time you get 100 new keys (called the keypool).
When you solo mine, the wallet picks one of those and signs the block with it.
thank you. i left it run over night. no winner. no chicken dinner! how can i calculate the odds of winning the block? i divide the difficulty by hash or something like that? what do you estimate the odds are with a computer that hashes at 11k, or 5k |
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Hi guys,
I just skimmed through the new tread. I would like to know if anybody else is also experiencing issues with C-CEX going in maintenance mode every 10 minutes or so as of late. I not, then I need to look at solutions from my side. It is seriously starting to irritate me.
yes! always. very annoying |
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Rob, How can I mine without the pool. Maybe I win the lottery and get a masternode that way  What settings to put in the config file? Thank you! addnode=node.biblepay.org addnode=biblepay.inspect.network gen=1 genproclimit=1 macko20, Thank you brother. But how does it work? How does it know where to deposit the winning amount? (the public key?) I am using linux headless if this helps you understand my question better? |
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Rob, How can I mine without the pool. Maybe I win the lottery and get a masternode that way What settings to put in the config file? Thank you! |
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To Dev Team
Interesting project. you have my support
questions:
- can you discuss benefits of joining masternode program?
- any chance someone could earn a masternode in exchange for help with project? coding?
- it is complicated to understand masternode i think. maybe help other people understand benefit better
Although these are just two of the benefits of running a sanctuary (thats our name for masternodes): 1) You get voting rights to vote on issues like how our charity funds are spent each month 2) You receive regular sanctuary payments, meaning you can potentially earn the investment funds back in "possibly" 24 months or less (speculatively speaking) As far as programming to earn a sanctuary, maybe. If you have done successful commits for other coins, then Yes. I am looking for devs right now. We are going to have dev payroll starting at the end of January, so yes, its possible to be paid in BBP for dev work and earn enough to run a sanctuary, but you have to be a great dev. If you want to describe your abilities send email to rob@biblepay.org. Thanks! Ok. thanks. better to be paid in BTC though so bills can be paid lol Is possible this coin could turn into $1/bbp? or more? why not? it happens to many other coins. Imagine how many kids would be helped. wow  Let us all work hard to make that dream possible!! |
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To Dev Team
Interesting project. you have my support
questions:
- can you discuss benefits of joining masternode program?
- any chance someone could earn a masternode in exchange for help with project? coding?
- it is complicated to understand masternode i think. maybe help other people understand benefit better
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I waited about 1 day? This weekend made a big mess of things |
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but why 1461501637330902918203684832716283019655932542976 address in hash160 and 115792089237316195423570985008687907853269984665640564039457584007913129639936 address in sha256 The first one is a 160 bit hash. That means that the hashing formula creates a 160 bit digest of the input data. Since a "bit" is a binary digit (can have one of two possible values), the total number of possible values that can result is 2 160. 2 160 means to multiply 2 times itself 160 times. The second one is a 256 bit hash. That means that the hashing formula creates a 256 bit digest of the input data. Since a "bit" is a binary digit (can have one of two possible values), the total number of possible values that can result is 2 256. 2 256 means to multiply 2 times itself 256 times. clear explanation. thank you for this |
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How can someone combine a timestamp server with their own personal signature? I found this online: https://tsa.safecreative.org/Then perhaps I create a work of music. I want to timestamp the creation of the music by combining a time stamp hash by 3rd party authority (as above) with my own public and personal key. I illustrate as such: hash(music work) + hash (timestamp) + hash (author key) = new hash of copyright proof of date/time creation the important aspect here is the timestamp service has to be 3rd party. Is such thing possible? How to combine it with bitcoin or other coin? Or maybe entirely free (piggy backing on blockchain transaction times) Perhaps something like this?: https://opentimestamps.orgor https://bitsig.iovery useful thank you! |
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How can someone combine a timestamp server with their own personal signature? I found this online: https://tsa.safecreative.org/Then perhaps I create a work of music. I want to timestamp the creation of the music by combining a time stamp hash by 3rd party authority (as above) with my own public and personal key. I illustrate as such: hash(music work) + hash (timestamp) + hash (author key) = new hash of copyright proof of date/time creation the important aspect here is the timestamp service has to be 3rd party. Is such thing possible? How to combine it with bitcoin or other coin? Or maybe entirely free (piggy backing on blockchain transaction times) |
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If you must go with a brain wallet than even small passwords salted look pretty strong if using https://keybase.io/warpbrain wallets are fun and secure |
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