But, wouldn't that not also stuck any other transactions being done after the dump of the dust, as they would be a child of this dust dump transaction?
I would have to wait first for this transaction to get confirmed before I can do any other transactions?

  "version": 200100,
  "subversion": "/Satoshi:0.20.1/",
  "protocolversion": 70015,
 
Why is older than 0.21.0 relevant?

Tried that also, but the transaction is already in the local mempool of the node, so the transaction cannot be abandoned unless I would clear the local mempool. I have no clue to do that without bringing the whole BTCPay server offline and somehow delete the mempool from memory and/or disk. Sounds like a risky operation and I don't feel confident enough to do such.

That sounds promising. I have never scripted a raw transaction before and am a bit puzzled what exactly to put into the the fields at https://coinb.in/.
Would you (or anyone) be able to assist me with this as I do not want to make any errors. Feeling bad enough already that I created this mess in the first place.

I am hosting a BTCPay server for my company, using a full node.

Yesterday I made a stupid mistake. I wanted to get rid of a received dust transaction of 547 sat and tried to send it to a another address with a very low fee of only 336 sat.

Now, there have been two sending transactions after this event (with normal mining fees) that are descendants of this first low-fee transaction.
All three transactions are after 20 hours still unconfirmed in the local mempool and have not been broadcasted. None of the three TxIds can be found in a block explorer.

Is it true that these two descendant transactions will only be broadcasted and picked up by the miners when the ancestor is confirmed?

I tried to bump the fee for the first low-fee transaction by using bumpfee "tx-id", but that does not work as the transaction has descendants.

I do not have the luxury to just wait until they are removed from the mempool because the other two transactions should already have gone through yesterday.

How to fix this? Is it still possible that I ask a miner or - as what was suggested in the "Stuck transaction topic" - to ask someone who has access to F2Pool's transaction selector?
I am willing to pay for the fees of course.

Below is the output of the mempool entries of the three involved transactions


 

We have been issuing a token using the standard erc20 token contract from https://ethereum.org/token
An exchange that we wanted to list our token, asked for a collateral as they see the burnFrom function could harm token owners.
Why would this function be harmful? You can only use this function when you got allowance from the wallet owner.
Plus, why is this code in the 'standard' erc20 contract if it is potentially harmful?

Does anyone has an answer to this question?

Pindify is proud to be listed at the new SprinklExchange as one of the tokens that they use to test the matching engine and the order book.
SprinklExchange is getting ready to be the world's first borderless exchange that uses smart routing.
Not only can you trade crypto, but later this year also stocks. Exchange is regulated, so prepare for proper KYC/AML procedure.

You can get early access at https://www.sprinklexchange.com/

Pindex news week 7

Digital omnipresence is crucial to any industry looking for wider exposure and Pindify is the digital arts and entertainment platform that combines the functionality of all the most popular network channels with the most innovative strategies for monetizing premium content.

Our team is constantly working on optimizing the utility of the Pindify platform, which makes us excited to highlight the most recent upgrades we’ve implemented in the last few weeks.

If you are an end-user, there is no doubt that an easy sign-up process and good-looking design would play an important role in deciding what digital platform you want to use to publish your premium content. Research shows that end-users are more likely to become paying subscribers with platforms that demonstrate exceptional ease-of-use. And it is always more appealing when the product is visually sleek and sexy—so new designs to our landing page are coming shortly. Our sign-up process for end-users has been streamlined, so from sign up to publication, the process has a more seamless, organic feel. These updates mean our Pindify Providers are more likely to gain exposure and earn revenue for their content—in a shorter amount of time. Be Heard. Get Paid.

One more thing. We have released an updated version of Pindify for iOS and Android. A number of updates are included. Such as:

• Followers/Follows list: You will be able to check out who’s following your portfolio and the portfolios you’re following.
• Search button improvements: we’ve made a better-looking search button that allows you to search for things using hashtags, card names etc.
• Search history: A small yet very important improvement is the implementation of search history. Whenever you look for something, you are able to see your search history.

All those features are making Pindify a better solution for our creative providers and their passionate supporters. The Pindex price depends directly on the usability of Pindify for fans and creators (our Pindify Providers), so our development team is constantly working on the optimization of the product, and as soon as additional improvements are implemented - we will be posting information here.

Sign up for our newsletter if you want more news and information on https://pindex.pindify.com

Please post your non related content elsewhere.

Why would PDI integration be essential for Pindify? It's something being worked on, but I would not say it's essential for Pindify to operate.
Of course, it's essential for the value of Pindex

Regarding competition: there is always room for competition imho.

For listing in CMC you have to be listed with a volume > 0 on at least two exchanges that are on CMC. Only one of the exchanges that PDI is on, is also on CMC.

See my post on Dec 4 about the how. I have not received any news about the when.

Pindex news week 49

Filters to the app
This week we have released two new great features. The first one is for our app. For those users who want to see specific content in their feed either on the home page, on the marketplace or in their stash, they can now filter content by content type, countries and ranking. Users can save filters for future use so that they can quickly find them if they want to filter content. This makes it easier and quicker for our users to find the content they want and find the content of their favorite themes and genres.

Previously & next on
The second new feature is for audio. When users are listening to a song or some kind of audio file on Pindify, the song will end and another song will begin to play from either The Market, The Home page, The Stash, or if you are working on or viewing a Portfolio, the audio from that Portfolio will begin to play. The new music will play automatically without any action from the user. Uninterrupted play!

Sign up for our newsletter if you want more news and information on: https://pindex.pindify.com

You never know what the price will do. At the moment there are no plans to start trading on other exchanges than the current ones. More exchanges does not mean more demand. History teaches that fragmenting on too many exchanges will do no good to trading prices. That is for the smaller tokens like PDI. Demand will follow the success of Pindify as Pindex will be the primary currency on the platform.

It's private? Not to my knowledge. Invite link has been changed though: https://t.me/PindexToken

Cross chain technology on Pindify

As the blockchain industry continues to grow and progress, for any project to survive, interoperability will become an essential feature. It doesn’t make sense to have hundreds of blockchains completely separated from one another, competing for market share and value.

Interoperability is the ability of different systems to work together and communicate with each other and without interoperability, the blockchain industry is like a giant chain of islands with neither boats or bridges connecting and communicating. To move to a new island, you need to abandon your previous community altogether and swim to a different piece of dry land. It takes a lot of effort. And makes little sense.

At Pindify we are building bridges. We believe it is not only beneficial but absolutely imperative that blockchain projects connect with one another and establish interoperability. We have always believed in maintaining a collaborative spirit, rather than a competitive one.

We here at Pindify are pleased to announce that we are developing and building an interoperability-enhancing technology into our platform. It is the Cross-Chain technology and in short, allows inter-blockchain transfers of value without performing a swap or trade.

This technology creates blockchain interoperability and thanks to Pindify’s cross chain system, we can offer safe and cost efficient payments with optimal routing. This means that all users can subscribe to Pindify with any fiat- and most digital currencies (Pindex payments are discounted). At every payout request, Pindify will buy the Pindex and distribute it to our Providers wallets, bank accounts or prepaid card in the currency requested. Thanks to the cross chain technology, via smart contracts, we can also provide our creators with safety of their identity, rights and ownership - which is very important to us. We take care of our creators and want them to have the chance to decide what they want to do with their work - and hold and maintain the rights and ownership for themselves.

Dakuce has already applied for listing on CMC, but they seem to be not very fast in listing new exchanges lately (according to Dakuce).

Music Industry Seeks to Level the Playing Field with New Law

On October 11th, 2018, President Trump signed into law the Music Modernization Act (MMA). Utah senior senator Orrin Hatch was co-author of the bill. The Music Modernization Act will ensure that musical artists and their publishers are not being undercut in the digital era of music streaming services. The MMA is long overdue.

These improvements made to the original copyright law circa 1909 will boost the morale of musicians and contributing artists alike.
In the cutthroat music world, it is something of an achievement when so many industry bulwarks align voicing their resounding approval of this new legislation.
Giant streaming services such as Swedish industry leader Spotify and Apple music will now be required to follow more stringent laws governing royalties distributed to musical artists, producers and publishers that contribute to the entire music industry ecosystem.

Smaller artists, producers, and independent labels have enjoyed increased exposure with the streaming economy, but have taken major hits in earnings potential and fair revenue distribution. In the digital age, the poor musicians became poorer.

Little does Senator Orrin Hatch know that Utah is also home to Pindify CEO, Christoffer Wallin. Prior to the MMA law being signed, Wallin and his team at Pindify created a digital platform that slices through all the red tape—and allows musicians, producers and publishers the transparency and fair earnings distribution shares they deserve.

Wallin shared an earnings distribution example for artists that publish their exclusive content on Pindify. Musical artists would be relieved to know that they earn a substantial percentage of revenue from every invitation where a fan becomes a paying subscriber—and earn additional revenue from every subscribing fan that interacts with the artist’s published content. On average, every fan that becomes a paying subscriber earns that artist $2.15 per month as part of an $11 per month subscription fee. Earnings also increase with fan interaction.

Wallin chimes in regarding the MMA law he sees will be a huge win for musical artists across the country, “Pindify is already transparent, which is what the MMA law seeks to accomplish for the music industry. Pindify is already an ethical marketplace where musicians and artists of virtually any genre can earn revenue. We’ve created a very transparent business model. Artists know what they publish, they see who consumes their content, they share the co-ownership with the other artists who contribute, and they see what cut Pindify takes. Which is very small compared to the industry giants.”

We all enjoy music and as the NMPA president said regarding Trump’s signing on October 11th, “Music has value – and that value is not reflected in the way songwriters and artists are treated under century-old laws that have not kept pace with technology. Right now, there is unprecedented momentum behind efforts to fix outdated laws that prevent music creators from earning what they deserve, and I am thrilled to say that publishers, songwriters, composers, labels, artists and PROs stand together to fix them.”

The MMA laws align with the new digital age of music. As with any industry ecosystem where everyone is valued and the playing field is more evenly distributed, the morale boost is sure to impact the music industry in dramatic ways. That can only be good for everyone.

Yep. Mostly from bounty hunters. But we are recovering steadily

ICO price was $0.25