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The wallet source on GitHub was updated recently to include a "bonus codes" tab; this is presumably their implementation of "offline codes". Generating a code appears to send the chosen balance to a new address, returning a code that contains the private key of this address. Here's 0.5 free B2X for the first person to guess the missing character:  |
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At b2x-segwit.io they tell you that B2X is traded at HITbtc.
Thats false.
HITbtc is trading another chain, this is close to SCAM. Right now, they have a not working wallet, which stops syncing at the date of the fork and only one loser exchange.
I tried to chat with them but no serios answer they just closed the chat window after I asked they how about the HITbtc situation ...
Can not recommend this fork, looks like jet another wannabe bitcoin fork to me.
The wallet works fine for me and has since the day they released the source on GitHub. Have you tried downloading the latest version from here: https://github.com/SegwitB2X/bitcoin2x/releases and/or following the advice repeated many times in this thread for resolving the sync problem? |
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yeah it's currently trading at 0.0022 BTC
at this rate mining will become less and less profitable and the coin will start loosing hashrate pretty soon
and then goes the 6 000 000 premine
guess none of you dumb fucks did the math, didn't ya?
Just as I guess that you didn't read any of the replies you got to your last post in this thread. |
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so Exrates has opened trading and deposits..
the current price is 14$ which is still pretty high for a coin with 6 000 000 premine
We have no 6 000 000 premine. Study our project closer please yeah you know I did... look what I've found: You may wish to Google what Bitcoin addresses beginning with "m" are. |
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This is the main point - how do you plan to distribute "Satoshi's bitcoins"?
If saying "Satoshi's bitcoins" you mean bitcoins mined by Satoshi Nakamoto, the founder of Bitcoin, so you're either Satoshi or you want to steal from him.
Can you give a logical explanation to this part of your plan?
I assume this is what the 2 million coin premine is for. That they can't or won't explain this right now does not bode well. |
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Trading 1 b2x for 100 xmcc
Are you trying to buy 1 B2X or sell it? |
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So this is what these scammers were able to come up with after all this time? Just one single IP address?!?!
That address does run some bitcoin network, it indeed does sync the blockchain but just 1 address is not really helpful. It can be any side chain, run by anybody. This node does not share any other working node IP address, none whatsoever. I came up with an answer to your question that I assumed you were asking honestly. I copied and pasted some addresses from this thread into the client and at least some of them worked - I thought that's what you wanted to know. I gave you an example because you seemed to be struggling. Why didn't you just try that? It's a side chain with blocks on from pool.b2x-segwit.io and, as you pointed out, miningpool.shop. So it's the chain that some people, including those who started the fork, are using. You could try a DNS query for node1, node2, node3.b2x-segwit.io and add some of those IP addresses too. I found those here: https://github.com/SegwitB2X/bitcoin2x/commit/b62b1aff6c1c29ff5347cf057bc0216a78d93ba7You'll find some of them work, have been posted in this thread, and... I'm not sure why I'm still trying to help you, to be honest. |
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SegWit2X network doesn't exist, there is no mainnet, not one single working node.
What's even worse is that except maybe 2 people here nobody cares. People are talking about some conspiracy theories instead of focusing on the facts, i.e. there is no fucking mainnet at all. This blockchain doesn't exist.
Focusing purely on the facts: several working nodes have been posted in this thread. e.g. 136.243.147.159. There's a partly working block explorer here: http://miningpool.shop/site/block?id=2043 - I had to try it a few times before it loaded and even then it doesn't work very well. Most recent block is 502182, difficulty 8.6M. |
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Hey fellas. Just downloaded 1.2-beta win32 client from sourceforge and trying to get it up and running but seemingly not finding any peers. Anybody else having this problem? Is the preferred scenario setting up a linux box and compiling from source?
Same problem here. The advice from page 172 helped me; I did the following steps, and after a few minutes was synchronizing blocks with the network: - closed primecoin-qt
- deleted peers.dat from %AppData%\Primecoin
- created primecoin.conf in that folder, and put this line in it: seednode=primeseed.muuttuja.org
- loaded primecoin-qt, and after a few moments the Help->Debug Window showed an increasing block count and date
HTH |
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Awesome project, even if it's not especially useful. Nice one! If you can charge the battery for free (at work, school...) you can take it home and hash for pure profit  There is no way this would be able to pay for the power it uses Yes that's why I said "If you can charge the battery for free". Anyway it was just a joke. |
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If you want to invest money, buy high eng gpus like 7970, you will always sell them easily
Seconded. GPUs have a strong resale value and also have a use outside of Bitcoin mining - games. They can also by used to mine scrypt-based coins like Litecoin that no current ASIC will be able to. |
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Out of interest, can pools take requests and manually include TXs, as you describe?
If so, maybe an automatic service could be set up whereby we can add TX fees at a later time, by getting all the major pools to subscribe to a list of fee free Txs that have had a bounty paid by the user to get included in the blockchain. Which ever pool does first, gets the bounty.
That's an excellent idea. The person providing the bounty might not necessarily be the person who sent the transaction. It might be the recipient, or even a third party who has agreed to do so just to help someone out. A system like "send your BTC amount to <this address> to add a bounty to this transaction" might be the cleanest solution... though of course that particular transaction would need to pay a fee... |
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Awesome project, even if it's not especially useful. Nice one! If you can charge the battery for free (at work, school...) you can take it home and hash for pure profit |
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It's extremely irritating when you (I) have to come here and post something useless (this) in the hope that at some point soon I can contribute what I wanted to in another thread.
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