I tried it and it says the same thing. It means someone else has submitted the transaction before you. If I remember correctly, it used to say something like "already accelerated". Probably hosseinimr93 submitted it. I didn't see his post (2 seconds before mine). Bitcointalk to the rescue  |
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ViaBTC now says "Accelerating the transaction", instead of the green "added" they used to add. Anyway, I added the second one for OP, it'll probably confirm within about 6 hours.
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simply give users some private key. With Bitcoin, there's a argument to do so. But PrivacyG was talking about Monero, where it doesn't make sense to give a private key instead of making a transaction. |
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The second transaction has a fee high enough to use ViaBTC's free accelerator, the first one doesn't. You'll have to do it at exactly the whole hour, and you'll be competing against thousands of other people for 100 spots. Good luck, you have about 2 seconds to try each hour. |
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What if a Service pops up. They take your Bitcoin and send you a Monero Private Key. It looks like an Exchange but it is not. They never call themselves a 'Mixer' nor do they seem like one at first glance. The functionality is exactly like Chip Mixer but the Currency you receive in the end is not Bitcoin but Monero instead. Why give users a private key, instead of sending Monero to an address? It sounds like an exchange with increased risk. |
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You are free to express your thoughts and criticise others, but when someone does the same thing, it becomes "are you hired by Royse to defend him?" Lol, I missed that post. This is getting better and better: Are you hired by Royse to defend him My best guess is that you received an under table offer too to spread things against me. Guys, I'm available! My loyalties are flexible! Should I create an Auction thread for this, or will it happen under the table? Seriously though, it sounds paranoid to even think people are being paid for a certain opinion on something as unimportant as another user on a forum. Even better when both parties think the same! And for whoever missed the sarcasm above: my loyalties are not for sale. |
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Do you think this will stick around for a long time? Who knows? It stopped last October, but started again a month later. Could it be money laundering through miners? |
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but when your sitting at a coffee shop having an old fashioned human vocal conversation, face to face in the real world..
trying to remember the board index to describe a link to someone is not as easy as just saying meta.bitcointalk.org
telling them to go to bitcointalk.org scroll to other click on meta. is also not as simple as meta.bitcointalk.org That sounds a lot like a made-up problem, instead of a real-world situation. How hard can it be: go to the site, scroll a bit. A more likely scenario is wanting to show a specific thread instead of a board, in which case a DNS shortcut isn't going to help you. the usefulness of tinyurl.com I don't know anyone who learns those URLs by heart. You could of course create meta.bct.name, and forward it to https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=24.0/ (and do the same for any other subdomain). |
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Then how do you propose to check if a candidate is indeed female or not? I can think of many ways, but none of them I dare type here  How about a category per country? Mr or Mrs Italy Spaghetti? Mr or Mrs Baguette? Mr or Mrs Hamburger? Lol  |
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over 600 sat/vB Johoe is going to need a new color scheme if this keeps going! This reminds me of the end of 2017, where the highest I've paid was around €25 for a transaction with one input. Segwit now costs around the same, Legacy inputs are currently above that. I wonder how far this is going to go. One would expect small transactions to disappear, but the Ordinal spammers seem to have deep pockets, which can only mean they're still making new victims. It doesn't make much sense. |
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~70 million requests per hour I always thought DDoS came from mainly crappy Windows computers, but it can be anything nowadays: Most DDoS attacks today originate from a hacker-controlled botnet of vulnerable IoT devices. This includes internet connected security cameras, household appliances, smart TVs, home lighting systems, and even refrigerators.
The exponential growth of DDoS attacks is mostly due to the total lack of regulatory control over IoT devices |
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My best guess is that you received an under table offer too to spread things against me. Where can I get such an offer? |
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But this is not a mixer service, this is just a list of mixers.
Why would anyone be so interested in that, especially when there are so many other lists on the internet doing fine? Just a guess: there are also lists that include phishing sites, and if there's a site that might move traffic away from them, that site gets attacked. |
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That's a lot of data, I like it Note: dates accounted for in UTC. In that case, it's probably more fair to do "24 hours" instead of "1 day", considering someone's time zone can make one very good post receive a lot of Merit in 2 calendar days. |
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