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I see the following 2 users in Telegram:
- BOS_tokenet
- BOS_tokennet
Is the first one fake ?
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Yes I know that page, indeed what I was asking is HOW can I verify that the Server Seed Hash corresponds with the revealed Server Seed Plaintext |
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I dont understand how to check if it is really provably fair. 1. How can I get the Server Seed Hash from the revealed Server Seed Plaintext ? 2. How is it related the Server Seed Hash with the associated BCC transactions ? For example for 20th Oct: Server Seed Hash: 601c19fa197d09b8d5d6a1ac1501a05d5be3a446c07ffc0e661a54844e511343 https://cashexplorer.bitcoin.com/tx/bda9abf9c82b14fd699dd98fa8e25cab4506b91b11132bea5fbd1c3b6f8ead5eWhat is the relation between that hash and transaction ? 3. How can I get the lucky number with the Server Seed Plaintext, and Client transactionID ? |
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I'm almost sure it is a problem with QT. Try to compile without gui (--without-gui). If it works then you can be totally sure that the problem is QT.
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It seems you don't have QT libraries installed.
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¿ Cómo va la cosa, admiten ya bitcoins en pccomponentes ?
Necesito comprar un pc nuevo y me gustaria pagarlo con bitcoin. En caso de que pccomponentes aun no acepten, sabeis de algun otro sitio donde los acepten ?
Puedes comprar en cualquier sitio mediante tarjetas prepago cargadas con btc... Yo compro en Amazon así Si, ya lo estuve mirando pero son un coñazo sobre todo si pasas de 1000€ (como es el caso para comprar un PC) que te piden mil datos para identificarte. Lo ideal seria poder hacer el pago directamente en bitcoin a la tienda. |
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¿ Cómo va la cosa, admiten ya bitcoins en pccomponentes ?
Necesito comprar un pc nuevo y me gustaria pagarlo con bitcoin. En caso de que pccomponentes aun no acepten, sabeis de algun otro sitio donde los acepten ?
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Where should we keep the coins ? In novaexchange is ok ?
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Is it possible to start a MN now or we have to wait for the swap ?
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I wrote a ticket to Cryptopia asking for my stucked CSC in there and their response is that coin's team has the responsability of keeping the network secure, which I guess it is true. So I wonder if I can get a refund of my CSC tokens stucked in Cryptopia from the coin's team, as they should have secure the network to avoid a 51% atack. This is the message from Cryptopia: Hi xxx, Thanks for contacting Cryptopia. CSC among some of our other coins, has recently been the target of an ongoing series of 51% attacks that are hitting the networks without a substantial amount of hash behind them. If you’re not familiar with how a 51% attack works, rogue nodes commit blocks to the chain and then roll back the chain, invalidating what was already confirmed. Unfortunately due this attack the majority of CSC coins were lost. This is the reason it is being delisted, and we opened the wallet for users to withdraw what was left in the wallet. The wallet is now empty so regrettably there are no more coins for users to withdraw. As it is the Coin's team who are responsible for ensuring their network is secure, any further Complaints and support requests should be directed towards the CSC team. You may be able to contact them via their launch forum here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=616792.0I'm really sorry to be the bearer of bad news for you ! Kind regards, Cryptopia Support |
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My bitcoin node is receiving connections from 2a00:1398:4:2a00::a1 2a00:1398:4:2a00::a5 2001:0:4137:9e76:2877:25aa:51c2 on port 8333 I dont understand how I am receiving this connections because I have port 8333 closed in my ADSL router. I have tested from https://bitnodes.21.co/ to check my node and it says it is not available, which is correct as I say the port is closed in the router. So, how can my node be reachable by those addresses at port 8333 ? May be because IPv6 and an error in my router ? PS: in case it helps: user-agent for that connections is Satoshi:0.9.99 |
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Since the tokens are valued at $0.05, how and when is going to be fixed the price in $ of the different supported cryptos to participate ?
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I have 3 questions:
1. In the first post it says that 50% fees go to the Oracle and the other 50% is destroyed. However in the video it is different: 50% oracle, 48% destroyed, 2% development. Why this discrepancy and which one is right ?
2. In your web site it says that the ICO structure will be 10 rounds of 8.5MM each. In other places it says round 1: 17MM, rounds 2-9: 7.75mm each, round 10: 6mm
Same question as before: why this discrepancy and which one is right ?
3. It also says that the system will be deflacionary because of the 50% (or 48% ?) coins destroyed each bet. It doesn't say nothing about creation of new coins, however it says later that the Oracles receives a % of new created blocks. Could you elaborate this ?
Thanks
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5% interest is per month or year ?
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What will happen if suddenly all the miners decide to stop mining?
That scenario would only be possible if the TRC price goes under miner costs. If it is profitable to mine, someone will mine. |
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Do you know what happens with Sia at Poloniex ? Not possible to deposit nor withdraw
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If the reasoning behind the number of TRC needed to set up a masternode is based on the $ amount needed (as explained by clockuniverse, predicting future prices of TRC) then maybe it should be better to fix the price of a masternode in $
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How to sync wallet? It says no connection.
It seems the nodes that are hardcoded in the wallet are no longer active. Search in this thread several posts ago and you will find how to manually add active nodes. I think this should be fixed ASAP |
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I can program it for 0.1 BTC
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