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Bitcoin / Bitcoin Technical Support / Re: I lost my bitcoin
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on: November 26, 2021, 04:17:45 PM
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I've used Crystal Explorer[1] and if we assume the information is correct then the owner of that address is a miner pool called Eligius. If we look up for it[2] we learn than pool was founded by Luke Dashjr[3], one of Bitcoin Core developers. If you want to spend some time expanding the transactions associated you'll see that some BTC was eventually sent to Mybitcoin[4] - an online wallet - and eventually was sent back to Eligius pool (the list goes on and on). Point is, just move on to another topic of your life OP, admit that you've been scammed and be very much autistic whenever the same situation appears to you (let's hope not). Please be more careful posting stuff like this. This idiot is now harassing me claiming this "Crystal Explorer" website is infallible and that I stole his coins. :/ |
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Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Anti AntiVirus Bitcoin Core
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on: January 10, 2020, 01:19:54 AM
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Remember that the reason AV companies flag bitcoin wallets is because they can't (or maybe don't want to) tell the different between an actual wallet and a desktop cryptominer. If it did quarantine the wallet program just whitelist it, the AV won't pester you anymore.
Mining software isn't malware either, though. In fact, I would suggest someone put together a list of affected projects (BFGMiner has had this problem for years) for reporting as safe... |
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Bitcoin / Pools / Re: Eligius: 0% Fee BTC, 105% PPS NMC, No registration, CPPSRB
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on: August 17, 2019, 10:35:30 PM
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At this point, I have no idea. Was considering dropping some of the domains... they do add up. :/
Could you at least point the DNS someplace else?Or just null them? The stratum ports are still active so people who have forgotten to change out their backup pool might still be wasting hashes / electricity mining here. -Dave If the ports are still open, I assume it's working most likely. Maybe just not enough hashrate to find blocks? |
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Other / Bitcoin Wiki / Re: Is Bitcoin.it a real wiki ?
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on: April 24, 2019, 12:04:41 AM
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Hello, I just wanted to say that I think that the bitcoin.it wiki is far from being a wiki, as in wikipedia. Wikipedia does not define wikis. You need to pay a fee to be able to edit (0.01BTC/0.5€/0.6$) for EACH language you would like to contribute to : Or just make a request on IRC And when you try to contact admin/mods through contact@bitcoin.it, you get no response (I was asking to allow me edit french pages as I made a donation to the "english" donation page.) Where is this email published? AFAIK there's no mail server... |
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Other / Bitcoin Wiki / Re: Request edit privileges here
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on: April 23, 2019, 11:54:53 PM
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Looks like Taras stopped checking here a year or so ago... Should be caught up now. If your account isn't added, check that you spelled it correctly OR read my reply below... P.S. IRC requests are much preferred... I would like to kindly ask to get editing rights to the English language and German language Bitcoin Wiki.
The German Bitcoin Wiki currently only contains a bit over 30 pages and is very outdated. A lot of broken links, etc.
Would be very happy to help clean it up, to translate content from the English version and to expand wherever I can.
Username: caloon
Don't know how to do German wiki side stuff. Reach out on IRC. Please activate my account.
Username: Kraken
thank you!
Please demonstrate you represent Kraken. Username: media
Can you two make a reasonable username? barry88 and emily17
Thanks!
Why are there two??? Hey there!
Would like to request edit priveleges for the LivenPay wiki page - have created the account in that name.
We're a payment platform launching our network currency (LVN) on the Ethereum blockchain - would be great to create an up to date wiki on us
What does this have to do with Bitcoin? Scamcoins are not allowed on the wiki. |
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