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1  Bitcoin / Project Development / [ANN] Percy, Persistent Bitcoin Transactions on: June 01, 2017, 02:58:21 AM
Hey guys I created a tool, percy, that will make your transactions persistent by resubmitting them periodically to the network.

Ideal use case is for someone with a transaction where they can afford to be patient (like a re-organizationing transaction to ones self or an incoming transaction with a lower fee and a known customer). Or where you can let subsequent child transactions add an additional bounty on payment (like when re-organizing coins in your wallet). It doesn't do anything too complex really. It just resubmits your transactions to the network every 6 hours until it confirms. So even if you put in a transaction during bitcoin's "busy" periods with an average fee this will continue to resubmit the transaction to the network until it confirms. The method used to do so is not complex (see source code here) and can be self hosted if desired (I run a test box on a raspberry pi out of my home).

Would love your feedback and if you spot a bug or a feature request please report it on github.

According to 21.co's Fee Chart there have been 60k+ transactions that have confirmed in the last 24 hours with a fee < 100 sats/byte. If you can be patient Percy can make sure your transaction persists until it's one of those confirmed.
2  Bitcoin / Project Development / btcaddrtocsv v0.1 relased on: August 26, 2014, 04:58:04 PM
btcaddrtocsv v0.1 relased

Hello everyone I’d like to announce the v0.1 release of btcaddrtocsv. A CLI tool that I use to convert public bitcoin addresses to csv files for import into a multitude of tools. I’d also like to announce that in addition to the basic python script that can pull one address I’ve also (in head) created a bash script to cycle through a number of BTC addresses. Here is a link to the github page for the project and here is the link for the 0.1 release.

Please remember that this tool depends on the blockchain.info api so if you’re using it on a machine that can’t reach the internet it will not work. I’ve been using this tool successfully for months now so I believe it to be stable. Please report bugs to the issues page on github. If you like what I’m doing here please consider donating using address 14UbKCCjxpU1jnzZHKGRf8xaP2a5RS4n9R.

Please remember, if you are using the new bash script to process several addresses at the same time, to create a directory called “csvs” for your csv files to be output to.
3  Other / Meta / Weird Problem with Formatting on: March 12, 2014, 06:38:50 PM
INVALID BBCODE: close of unopened tag in table (1)
4  Economy / Service Discussion / Blockchain.info API Problem on: October 25, 2013, 05:49:38 PM
Hey guys I'm trying to pull information about a transaction from blockchain.info's API. I think their API isn't working as defined.

From the API Documentation Page:
Quote
Single Address   
http://blockchain.info/address/$hash_160?format=json
http://blockchain.info/address/$bitcoin_address?format=json
http://blockchain.info/rawaddr/$bitcoin_address
Optional limit parameter to show n transactions e.g. &limit=50

But when I do:
https://blockchain.info/address/1KMLjhgjGLxZTJT5TSWxV2HCZHBqpDEpa1?format=json&limit=100

I only get the first 50 transactions. I believe that the API is ignoring the limit command and manually placing you with only 50 transactions (Quick way to check is to find the word "result" as it only appears once per transaction).

Can anyone assist? Or does anyone know an email where I can email Blockchain directly?
5  Economy / Computer hardware / [SOLD] 3x BFL SC 60GH/s on: October 20, 2013, 03:58:13 PM
SOLD

For Sale by Red Star Mining:

3x BFL SC (60GH/s)
Product is In Hand
$1,100 ($100 Discount if Paid in BTC) apiece + Shipping.

Ordering Options:
Purchase one or more.
Immediate hashing available.

Unit is currently hashing in a Data Center in Kansas City. Hosting Costs are paid through the end of the month. You can take over the hosting agreement and have your machine hashing immediately! Else shipping in under 48 hours to anywhere in the developed world (You pay shipping).

We will require shipping insurance. USPS is the default shipper. Other shipping companies available at the request of the purchaser. Other shipping companies need to have an office based in the Kansas City Metro Area. Other shipping companies' costs to be paid for by purchaser. Other shipping companies' add up to 48 hours onto time to shipping.

Discounted Label available for EU/UK Customers. This will affect shipping insurance and you will be insured only up to the Discounted Label amount.

Escrow will be accepted from reputable services and at customer expense.

All non-bidding posts will be deleted. Questions should be sent via PM.

6  Economy / Securities / [MWGI] -ANN- MWGuy Indices *Still ALPHA* on: August 18, 2013, 10:44:59 PM
Latest News:

Website is Currently Not as it was. I'm Migrating it to Wordpress (already looks much better).
Current index can be grabbed from http://index.mwguy.us/data/mwgi_latest.json

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Announcing the MWGI or Mid West Guy Index. This is a Dow like index. It's still in it's alpha stages and the index itself is subject to change. Looking for feedback on the index (especially it's contents) and feedback on the concept in general. I've got a long todo list still but feel free to check it out.

The Index:
MWGI

Current Index Makeup:
 AM1                      (HAVK)
 LTC-GLOBAL          (LTCG)
 BASIC-MINING       (BTCT)
 S.MPOE-PT            (BTCT)
 S.BBET                 (BTCT)
 CRYPTO-TRADE      (BTCT)
 BITVPS                  (BTCT)
 ESECURITYSABTC  (BTCT)
 COGNITIVE            (BTCT)
 CIPHERMINE          (LTCG)
 OPCU                    (LTCG)
 TABITA                 (LTCG)
 ART                      (LTCG)
 S.WIHEE               (LTCG)
 HIM                      (HAVK)
 KCIM                    (HAVK)
 S.MG                    (HAVK)
 VTX                     (HAVK)
 NASTY-PT            (BTCT)
 <OPEN>               -
 <OPEN>               -
 <OPEN>               -
 <OPEN>               -
 <OPEN>
7  Bitcoin / Hardware / Cryptographic Coprocessor on: March 27, 2013, 01:52:58 PM
Anyone tried mining with this:
http://www-03.ibm.com/security/cryptocards/pciecc/overview.shtml

It's an IBM cryptographic co-processor. It should be able to do hashing if my understanding is correct.
8  Other / Archival / Cryptographic Coprocessor on: March 27, 2013, 01:47:52 PM
Anyone tried mining with this:
http://www-03.ibm.com/security/cryptocards/pciecc/overview.shtml

It's an IBM cryptographic co-processor. It should be able to do hashing if my understanding is correct.

edit: Mods I'm moving this to the hardware section. Please Delete.
9  Other / Off-topic / Denominations of Bitcoins on: March 12, 2013, 03:30:48 PM
So we should come up with some awesom Denominations for Bitcoins.

0.00000001b   Satoshi
0.00000009b   Sag (Cause Saggy Tits are not Cooler than Bill Murray)
0.0000001b     Bill Murray (Cause Satoshi is about 1% as cool as Bill Murray)
0.0000002b     Perk (Cause Perky Tits are Cooler than Bill Murray)
0.000001b      microBitcoin
0.001b           millibit
0.01b             bitcent
0.01b             internets

What other ones do you guys have. Smiley
10  Economy / Securities / Decentralized Stock Market on: February 28, 2013, 04:42:02 PM
So I was thinking about bitcoin and it's natural equivalents in the fiat currency market and I realized that stocks are going to need a rethinking to work properly. So I sketched out the basics of a stock system. This wouldn't include the actual exchange floor and services would pop up to fill that void. But it would include the mechanisms of transaction. Forewarning! I haven't worked out all the math yet. Here be me diagram what do you guys think?



Secondary Link
https://mega.co.nz/#!40UF1SxY!PrZaDkxt0XX_4pSQwpZhwVuMCj5TiAfJz24ckINpH84

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11  Other / Beginners & Help / Bitcoin + Development Best Practices on: February 23, 2013, 10:22:55 PM
Relatively new to bitcoin but wondering if there is a specifc set of bitcoin best practices when dealing with web servers and bitcoind?
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