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1  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Using .conf files on: October 30, 2019, 09:05:02 AM
Im running bitcoin on a Mac. How can I use a custom .conf file? On linux I cause parameters like -conf right?
I pasted the .conf file into Application Support/bitcoin but I need to let the app somehow know that I want to apply the .conf file to it.

Any advice?

Since you are running Mac, and Using CLI to run your bitcoind

These should apply in your case


Sample bitcoin.conf

https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/master/share/examples/bitcoin.conf

default Path to bitcoin.conf

$HOME/Library/Application Support/Bitcoin/

Or
/Users/username/Library/Application Support/Bitcoin/bitcoin.conf

Your bitcoind should read bitcoin.conf from those default paths

Or you could override it using -conf option

example

bitcoind -conf=path_comes_here

Thanks



2  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: App to automatically send bitcoin to a 3rd, 4th,...wallets? on: October 30, 2019, 07:43:27 AM


Hello, everybody!

I am new to this forum (this is my first post), although relativelly informed about the bitcoin, blockchain, altocins and fintech. That's why I apologise if I didn't post this thread in the right part of the forum. If any admin wants to move it to another place, please let me know, so I can check the replies.

My problem to solve is:

I have 4 (or more) bitcoin wallets: w1, w2, w3, w4.
I control w1, which means I have both public and private keys, but I haven't the private keys from w2, w3 and w4.

What I search is an app or a program, script, that when somebody sends bitcoin to my w1 that I control, automatically to be made payments to w2, w3 and w4, and for each to be able to adjust the % sent.

Example:
if I receive 100 bitcoin to w1, automatically to be sent the payments to:
- 15% to w2; This can represent for example the AVT (added value tax)
- 19% to w3 (which can represent another tax or a commission that I owe to 1 person for that transaction);
- 25.89% to w4.

Of course, I want to be able to add as many wallets that I own, and for each to automatically send payments to as many public addresses that I don't control, and to each to be able to adjust the commission that I want the automatic payments to be sent.

Is there any solution like this on the market?
If not, can this be programed? If yes, where can I find the professionals who can do it and how much would it cost aproximatelly?

I also leave my email stud6analyt@gmail.com in case somebody want to contact me directly.

Thank you all very much for reading me and helping me with any suggestion about this!
Hi !

Lets breakdown the whole project

1. Identify The Deposit

There are 2 popular ways
A. Bitcoin Node [if any then use notify, Not required though]
B. Public API like Blockexplorer to see deposit to W1. [Recommended in your case]

2.On Detecting Deposit to W1 , Sign Transaction and Make multiple Withdrawal to W2, W3, W4 and So on.

This can be done in various programming languages , You may need a small cloud [usually charges $10 /month and free public api key from Blockchain.com]

You can do it by your self or Hire Other Developer Or Me [turndealer at gmail]

3  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Example of BTC collision (2 different priv key to the same BTC address) on: October 05, 2019, 10:14:24 AM
can you just say how many private keys do you have to the same address? And also how many addresses do you have with more than one private key?

we are not "mapping" keys to addresses to have 1:X ratio. we are hashing the public key which returns a random result so there is no fixed ratio. there is a chance of collision because the hash size (160 bits) is smaller than the number of private keys (a little less than 256 bit) but so far nobody has found any collisions and will not find any for a very long time. anybody who claims otherwise without proof is most probably lying.

As for the ratio I knoe that this ratio could not be. There just ann average chance that one address could have 2^96 private keys.
I asked "how many" because this guy wrote that he had such keys, but didnot want to give the example and did not say the reason why he cuuld not tell:


Regarding your original question i must admit I have found such addressess and possess the private key for it, but cannot for various reason share which one and how I came in possession of it.

/KX

Talking about Wif format

Here are some privatekeys Leading to same addresses [Compressed and Uncompressed]

KxqjPLtQqydD8d6eUrpJ7Q1266k8Mw8f5eoyEztY3Kc6jtMsgkXp
cPCirFtGH3KUJ4ZusGdRUiW5iL3Y2PEM9gxSMRM3YSG6Eon9heJj
5JBb5A38fjjeBnngkvRmCsXN6EY4w8jWvckik3hDvYQMnakxLRd

Leads to
1C4LeCvgTFJJjxiuPMGgW26PAqmfEBfSL5 [Compressed]
1DU46StbrH652jBv7dE8DWMg4rTRy2rU5W [Uncompressed]

Thanks
4  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: Which altcoin is the least similar to bitcoin? on: October 03, 2019, 09:36:36 AM
Considering the code and implementation of the blockchain technology, which altcoin do you think has the most differences compared to bitcoin? Please explain these differences and include a link to the "documentation" of the coin if possible. I'll try to research the coin and reply back with my findings.

Things I don't exactly consider as differences: Using different hash function, mining algorithm, asymmetric cryptography (different curve, different signature scheme), and obviously: different supply, block time, block size,...

Monero [Cryptonote]
5  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Bitcoin Payment API on: October 02, 2019, 06:51:18 AM
Just run a full node of whatever coin you want to accept and use the json-rpc interface... generate a new address for each client and keep a database that connects the client to the address...

Coins using the bitcoin codebase use more or less the same json rpc commands, coding something like this should be fairly simple... Altough i would advise to let a senior dev assist you... A simple mistake can have serious consequences, altough, as long as you keep your wallet locked, it should be fairly safe.

As suggested by mocacinno , Connect your wallet with Coin Nodes, Daemons, Coinpayments, Block.io .. They give you unique Deposit address each time.

So for each user generate one address per coin and save it to database .

Next time when user needs to deposit save address which was saved in db should be shown .

This is how all centralized exchanges work like.

You can use prebuilt solutions like codono, and modify it according to your requirements too. As they give you same solution.

Thanks
 
6  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Bitcoin wallet on: September 23, 2019, 06:06:00 PM
I am running  Bitcoin_qt   018.1.  windows
There is a file named "wallet" but it is not directly readable. How can I see the amount of bitcoins in my wallet?


Find your bitcoin-cli.exe Note the folders path

Goto Command or cmd

cd [path]

Then run

bitcoin-cli getbalance

It should show you atleast 1 confirmation balance of all addresses available.
7  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: OTP for crypto transactions on: September 07, 2019, 02:00:03 PM
We have seen many people complaining that they had mistakenly sent bitcoins or any cryptocurrency to an address which they didn't want to.
Many times hackers hack other's wallets and steal their cryptocurrencies.

Everybody knows what an OTP is. It adds an extra layer of security in your payments.

What if we developed a wallet and integrated the OTP feature in it which basically when approved broadcasts the transaction on the blockchain ?
In my opinion this would add a layer of security. OTP doesn't need to be centralized and hence it won't break the decentralization part of bitcoin (but obviously a centralized wallet can still break it)
OTP isnt possible without being centralized system or custodial wallet.

However You can use MultiSignature wallets in such a case .
8  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Marketplace (Altcoins) / Re: generate ERC20 token wallet on: September 07, 2019, 09:25:42 AM
I'm looking for programmers so they can
generate ERC20 token wallet

Hi Marle,

I have achieved this already , Do you want to achieve it using your existing ethereum node.

If yes,we can use node generated eth wallets to accept erc20 on it .

and detect payments by its contact address.

I have already done this process ,  It works great for ETH and all ERC20 tokens.

PM me in case if you need help!
9  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Bitcoin 'successfully' transferred to an invalid bitcoin address on: September 07, 2019, 07:31:57 AM
I was trying to pay a Bitpay.com invoice and opened the invoice in Electrum-BTC desktop wallet. I don't know how, but somehow that transaction got sent to and invalid address bc1qcygs9dl4pqw6atc4yqudrzd76p3r9cp6xp2kny
The transaction should be returned if the address is not even a valid bitcoin address (it has non-supported characters right?) but it appears that the transaction is already confirmed Huh
Transaction id 1cdc45c6f92430d021f387af6564353cb90281da4ee8e1e9721387ad05874c45
Please help me out there

P.S
 The wallet prompted me to install an update before sending the transaction and I'm pretty sure it was official electrum-btc website.

Addresses started with bc1 are segwit address, They are of bech32 type.

Thus they are valid address

Here it is on blockchain explorer

https://blockchair.com/bitcoin/address/bc1qcygs9dl4pqw6atc4yqudrzd76p3r9cp6xp2kny
and Tx here
https://blockchair.com/bitcoin/transaction/1cdc45c6f92430d021f387af6564353cb90281da4ee8e1e9721387ad05874c45

It can not be reversed.

Electrum does create bech32 address. You should investigate more or provide more details what you were trying to do !

Thanks

I was trying to pay a Bitpay invoice. I opened the invoice in Electrum app and tried to pay it. I contacted the Bitpay support with this address but they say it doesn't belong to them.


PS: Just checked your screenshot , Thats a scam phishing site electrumproject .  org!!


Software you downloaded is malware cum phishing tool

10  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Bitcoin 'successfully' transferred to an invalid bitcoin address on: September 07, 2019, 07:24:27 AM
I was trying to pay a Bitpay.com invoice and opened the invoice in Electrum-BTC desktop wallet. I don't know how, but somehow that transaction got sent to and invalid address bc1qcygs9dl4pqw6atc4yqudrzd76p3r9cp6xp2kny
The transaction should be returned if the address is not even a valid bitcoin address (it has non-supported characters right?) but it appears that the transaction is already confirmed Huh
Transaction id 1cdc45c6f92430d021f387af6564353cb90281da4ee8e1e9721387ad05874c45
Please help me out there

P.S
 The wallet prompted me to install an update before sending the transaction and I'm pretty sure it was official electrum-btc website.

Addresses started with bc1 are segwit address, They are of bech32 type.

Thus they are valid address

Here it is on blockchain explorer

https://blockchair.com/bitcoin/address/bc1qcygs9dl4pqw6atc4yqudrzd76p3r9cp6xp2kny
and Tx here
https://blockchair.com/bitcoin/transaction/1cdc45c6f92430d021f387af6564353cb90281da4ee8e1e9721387ad05874c45

It can not be reversed.

Electrum does create bech32 address. You should investigate more or provide more details what you were trying to do !

Thanks


PS: Just checked your screenshot , Thats a scam phishing site electrumproject .  org!!

11  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Did anyone buy from Codono on: July 23, 2019, 12:04:13 PM
When ever there is a purchase either user can leave a review, or it auto reviews.
Thus +ve reviews
I want to buy from codono.com their scripts but I found no reviews did anyone buy from them.

They did give me these payments they received with reviews.

https://www.coinpayments.net/$codono

It looks real can anyone confirm.


12  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / Re: How to remove the build version when compilling the wallet on: May 26, 2019, 01:46:06 PM
Hi

Did you try to change it in

configure.ac
For example bitcoins versioning
define(_CLIENT_VERSION_MAJOR, 0)
define(_CLIENT_VERSION_MINOR, 18)
define(_CLIENT_VERSION_REVISION, 99)
13  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: Please help solve the problem with BTC Daemon. on: May 26, 2019, 01:30:31 PM
Not it was not the firewall

here is the log >> https://pastebin.com/J32B8wdA

All long line breaks are those point where the daemon is hanged and we restarted
Eg >> Line :169


Mate here you are exposing your node details, IP, Port are clearly visible and shows its open for 0.0.0.0.

I suggest you remove the last link.

Thanks
14  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: Crypto payment processor on: May 21, 2019, 01:09:51 PM
Hi Guys,

Want your opinion on what multi crypto payment processor you would recommend to accept crypto payments.
We are developing a crypto gambling platform. The internal currency Will be Btc but we want to accept multiple currencies as deposit option.
So please let us know which processor/ gateway you would suggest

Thx

I would second coinpayments,
However if 0.5% to  1% is high for you then , Establish you own nodes and connect with your site.

I could suggest few things if you need help!

Thanks

15  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Design behind cryptocurrency exchanges' payment processing on: May 21, 2019, 12:32:33 PM
I'm working on a small project for a while now and I still can't get my head around this topic. In my project users would have an internal balance for bitcoin and some other altcoins. They would be given a unique deposit address during registration and they would be able to deposit any amount of currency at any given moment, which would appear in their internal balance after 6 confirmations. They would also be able to enter their own address and withdraw funds. The same kind of system every cryptocurrency exchange has in place. I genuinely can not find any info on the internet on how to implement these systems, every single payment processor is invoice based.

It's pretty possible to implement something like this by yourself with the official Bitcoin Core and Full Node Softwares for bitcoin's clones, like litecoin and dogecoin. There has to be a mechanism in place that would be catching transactions on the network. However, I'm concerned about bitcoin core's walletnotify. I was told it creates a lot of memory problems for the machine. ZMQ, on the other hand, catches all the transactions, even the irrelevant ones.

So how do all of these cryptocurrency exchanges operate? Do they simply write these wrappers around the node software that collects needed data and saves in the database? Some of them have hundreds of coins! Do they have an instance of every coin running on their servers and separate software around these instances? Is there a common name for such payment processing? Is there any more information that I can look at?

Since you have saved each address in mapping of your customer.

You can run listtransactions command like this

Sample listtransactions('*', 100, 0)

here * means get transaction for all accounts,
100 here is last number of transactions ,
0 here is skip how many transactions .

This technique will work just fine for BTC, LTC , Doge .

Ethereum transaction reading technique is quite tough, You go to read block by block.
Waves platforms technique is also similar to ethereum , However they have another method to read individual transactions .

So far bitcoin detection is Quite good!
Source:I have been using an exchange script

Where
16  Economy / Services / Re: Software for a full CryptoCurrency Exchange on: December 25, 2018, 11:26:40 AM
Guys, I need a software for a full CryptoCurrency Exchange including following options:

Initiating different markets for different currency pairs.
Getting buy/sell order for each market with the capability of Limit,Market,Stop
Showing order books for buy and sell queues.
Processing market orders and excluding exchange costs.
Deposit and withdraw of Currencies.
Show Balance and history of each currency.
Integrating with special bank system. (Bank Mellat) Document will be provided.
Manually entering and confirming  incoming drafts to bank accounts.
List of withdrawal orders including 3 items:(Paya,Satna,Mellat) and processing them by operator.
API for each market infos
All function from user side should be acceble through API.
Report for deposit and withdrawals of each user and all users.
Report for history of activity of each user on each market and all users on each market.
Verifying process for each user including registering bank account, ID verification, uploading pictures, Mobile number and telephone number verification.
Option for Manually verifying each user.
Troll box for chatting users.
Information board for users.
Showing graphical view for market depth and market history for one different periods(Daily, weekly, monthly)
Daily Reports fro all trades for each market.
Showing open orders and option to cancel them.
Message Box for each user and option to send message to each user and all users.
Option to activate Google authenticator for 2 factor authentication.
Option to generate API KEY for each user.
Changing password and profile information by user.
Showing logs for user logins.

Please update me, if you can do this, or you did this before.
The programming language is preferred to be Python.

Thanks,
Sepehr
try https://codono.com
They support,
SHA-256-based   
Bitcoin Bitcoin Cash Counterparty MazaCoin Namecoin NeuCoin Nxt Peercoin Steem Titcoin
Ethash-based   
Ethereum Ethereum Classic
Scrypt-based   
Auroracoin Bitconnect Bitcoin Gold Coinye Dogecoin Gridcoin Litecoin PotCoin
Equihash-based   
Bitcoin Private Zcash Zcoin
CryptoNote-based   
Monero

API's like Blockio[3 coins], Coinpayments[1080+ coins]

Now introduced only exchange software to support Full WavePlatform node.

Thanks
Jerry
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