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Unikoin Update Update: Ethereum Co-founder Joins UnikoinGold Advisory Board“I don’t normally jump in as an investor or advisor in any company unless I feel like I see real potential and the opportunity to add significant value. The token market is fraught with challenges; however, the future of this space is incredible. When my team saw Unikrn and their traction in esports, their team, and their history with Unikoin, I realized that this is a deal I can get behind. My team will help bring UnikoinGold integration into the Jaxx wallet, and I’m excited to work for other opportunities to work with the Unikrn team to make UnikoinGold a standard in all esports.” - Anthony Di Lorio |
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Unikrn built the most technologically advanced sportsbook for esports. We run the best fully-regulated and licensed esports bookmaker on the planet.
Less than two years ago, we created a token called “Unikoin”. With over a quarter of a billion Unikoins turned over we feel it’s time to introduce our cryptocurrency: UnikoinGold.  The Unikrn team is made up of long time gamers, esports nuts, punters, and cryptocurrency maniacs. We live eat breathe sleep esports, gaming, and betting, and we are literally spread out all over the world. Our culture is amazing, and the team dynamic is sometimes hilarious as we have people in Berlin, Croatia, Dehli, Las Vegas, Seattle, Singapore, and Sydney.
You'll sometimes find us playing games late into the night or coding in the wee hours of the morning working on the most beautiful products for our community. We're online all the time, and you can learn more about us on the Unikrn website.
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who's mining on my p2pool node? i'm going to reuse port 2000 so please change to port 2001. i will compensate this with a block.
i'm very sorry about that, but it's best to run a node yourself.
sincere apologies.
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IDK why but I tried to import public key first and it said "bad private key" too. Re-check what are you trying to import and try this with addrtype = 138 (line 23). It worked for me. Unfortunately it's not possible to autodetect (wallet doesn't contain addresses, only public keys). pywallet.py --importprivkey=MXTf98yWq9KEovooAGDSjEWkVbYF5eiFZWKvWL6VX6vhpLZj7m
Address: xt5y9PhK1wnTT4fnf4SLVDaTCyMgAuNPXR
Privkey: MXTf98yWq9KEovooAGDSjEWkVbYF5eiFZWKvWL6VX6vhpLZj7m
Imported successfully
It works, thanks. However new pywallet can't use this method, still says bad key. Sometimes simple things works better than complex things. |
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The interesting part is for such a theft to happen, the thief needed to know that there was an accessible bitcoind on that IP. So, either it is someone close to OP who's stealing him, or there are hackers with crawlers searching for such vulnerable nodes. The latter sounds quite possible, what would mean people using bitcoind RPC should really pay attention to their access rules.
Every node on the network knows the IP addresses of every other node. More or less. And the port is well known.except rpc port which could be changed freely. -rpcport=<port> I'm changing my RPC ports to a higher area (10000+) to keep my wallets safe. It's set to allow *.*.*.* with very simple username and password. You do know that it is trivial to scan all 65535 ports to find the bitcoin RPC interface, right? And now that you've posted this, I'd be willing to bet that whoever wrote the brute force tool is modifying it to portscan right now. With known IP that's true..... and the client itself is a great source. RPC interface is indeed easy to discover then. Maybe I should try finding some insecure peers in irc too..... |
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The interesting part is for such a theft to happen, the thief needed to know that there was an accessible bitcoind on that IP. So, either it is someone close to OP who's stealing him, or there are hackers with crawlers searching for such vulnerable nodes. The latter sounds quite possible, what would mean people using bitcoind RPC should really pay attention to their access rules.
Every node on the network knows the IP addresses of every other node. More or less. And the port is well known.except rpc port which could be changed freely. -rpcport=<port> I'm changing my RPC ports to a higher area (10000+) to keep my wallets safe. It's set to allow *.*.*.* with very simple username and password. This incident(accident) is not the first in cryptocurrency area. several weeks ago somebody lost all(2850) his fairbrix. Also because of open RPC. |
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Let me see, ixcoin - first commit aug 16 2011, showwallet - authored jul 12 2011. Have no idea why they used addrtype 138 it's their problem now. I believe 7-th bit has been reserved for "private addresses". By the way, showwallet is already in the master branch (0.5.99). Actual code (base58.h): void SetSecret(const CSecret& vchSecret)
{
SetData(fTestNet ? 239 : 128, &vchSecret[0], vchSecret.size());
}
There's no explicit 7-th bit anywhere though, so you may pick any byte you like. With arithmetic overflow it would be chr((addrtype + 128) & 255) == 10. well thanks, now it can dump the wallet without problem with SecretToASecret and reverse modified, but still can't process privkeys, insists saying "Bad private key". |
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Having difficulties playing with ixcoin privkeys. They have a high addr version (138). ixcoin/src/base58.h:160
#define ADDRESSVERSION ((unsigned char)(fTestNet ? 111 : 138)) //ixcoin 2012-01-26 17:23:19+0800 [HTTPChannel,0,172.16.0.3] 172.16.0.3 - - [26/Jan/2012:09:23:19 +0000] "GET /Info?key=MQhdkZfkga2JruxZxpUd39cB6THeTYBootwszNbjGuRUbRxxxx&msg=&pubkey=&sig=&vers=138&format=reg&need=1 HTTP/1.1" 200 18 "http://172.16.0.110:8989/" "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1) AppleWebKit/535.19 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/18.0.1017.2 Safari/535.19"
2012-01-26 17:23:41+0800 [HTTPChannel,0,172.16.0.3] Unhandled Error
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/twisted/web/http.py", line 807, in requestReceived
self.process()
File "/usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/twisted/web/server.py", line 125, in process
self.render(resrc)
File "/usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/twisted/web/server.py", line 132, in render
body = resrc.render(self)
File "/usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/twisted/web/resource.py", line 210, in render
return m(request)
--- <exception caught here> ---
File "pywalletm.py", line 1771, in render_GET
pkey = regenerate_key(sec)
File "pywalletm.py", line 448, in regenerate_key
b = ASecretToSecret(sec)
File "pywalletm.py", line 442, in ASecretToSecret
if vch and vch[0] == chr(addrtype+128):
exceptions.ValueError: chr() arg not in range(256)
138 + 128 > 255 so pywallet failed to translate those keys. Any workarounds? |
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liquidcoin p2pool is working if anyone is interested. I'll put modified files on github soon. Meanwhile, you can point your miner to 124.205.120.178:2001 with your liquidcoin address as miner's username. I'm not stealing your hashing power  (seriously.) EDIT: https://github.com/RuxiaoMa/p2pool_lqc |
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squidnet have one server down in hosting company. Nothing with DMCA.
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I finally figured out how to use this........yes I'm a bit slow and new to using github stuff.... and it's doubled my hashing rate. I tried putting it on my btc mining rig but it makes my gpu's drop DRASTICALLY, any way to fix that?
Set low priority. In linux start the litecoin miner with "nice": screen nice ./your_lite_coin_script (Screen is optional; it lets you attach and detach console sessions) IN windows open task manager and set process priority to lowest. In windows you can also use "start /low /wait X:\path\to\minerd.exe --(params)" to start miner in low priority. |
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my 2x xeon (ok not mine) now reach nearly 48kh/s! however my phenomII X4 940 doesn't get so much improvements. maybe because of the overheat problem of my cpu? |
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兄弟你费这么大的劲学中国话干吗??作为一个中国人我都很讨厌中文,简单的东西搞得那么复杂.人类的语言就像计算机程序代码一样.英文是精简的"代码",汉语是"漏洞百出"的代码.
而代码的好话决定软件的价值,也正是中国目前的国情,中国目前的国情很差,让人想移民...
国情还和语言挂钩了。 我对你很失望。 “如果你讨厌一个东西，很简单：不要用它。” |
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32bit windows binary is ready but i think not many ppl may want it.
mingw64 is not easy to play with...…
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Binaries for Windows, could someone make new builds  as it seems they are outdated new to mingw32, tried to make a windows version but couldn't make libcurl working now  |
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