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@-ck what client you running? Bitnodes shows only 64 btc1 clients while BIP91 is almost 65% at xbt.eu. Almost no one is running Garzik's client just signaling BIP91 it seems.
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The Bitcoin Scaling Countdown: Miners Begin Running Segwit2x SoftwareMiners Begin Running the New Segwit2x Software As the price of bitcoin dropped to new lows this weekend, some bitcoin proponents were patiently waiting for the promised BTC1 software. Now it seems in a short period of time the bitcoin ‘community’ may see the protocol Segregated Witness (Segwit) activated as the mining community has begun to signal BIP91. The proposal BIP91 is a combination of Segwit2x and BIP148. The version 1.14.4 code has been pushed to the repository by the Segwit2x working group, and a few mining pools have already started running the protocol. https://news.bitcoin.com/bitcoin-scaling-countdown-miners-segwit2x-software/And so it began... The problem is the node counts for btc1 at bitnodes do not agree with BIP91 signaling at https://www.xbt.eu/I think miners are just signaling for BIP91 but have not changed their production client. |
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The method you use is not safe. At some point your bitcoin private keys will be exposed to malware. If you want to use Electrum securely you should follow the instructions to use Electrum cold storage using two computers, one with the private keys always kept offline, radio disabled. For most just using a hardware wallet like Nano S or Trezor is much more convenient. I doubt you will take the advice but I tried. Most people asking just want affirmation that what they are using is "good enough". |
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BIP91 is now listed at coin.dance
lets see how big it climbs (only started a few hours ago)
Chinese pools and Bitfury started signaling BIP91 today in order to get SegWit locked in as soon as possible. You can see the holdouts at https://www.xbt.eu/ |
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Chinese pools started signaling BIP91 today in order to get SegWit locked in as soon as possible. You can see the holdouts at https://www.xbt.eu/ |
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Chinese pools started signaling BIP91 today in order to get SegWit locked in as soon as possible. You can see results at https://www.xbt.eu/. Will SlushPool join in signaling BIP91? |
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One by one the pools are starting to solve BIP91 blocks so there is no sign of any of them pulling out now. This of course doesn't mean they're running the btc1 branch as there is a popular BIP91 only branch available too that has only the segwit component of segwit2x...
Yes I am following BIP91 blocks at https://www.xbt.eu/ good resource |
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What were they doing before? they was simply signaling and now they are going to enter the activation periods? Bitmain tweeted this a few hours ago:  it was not signalling before, it was just showing support. like saying we promise to support it when the time comes. but now they are really supporting it. it means based on code and what is legit not just talk. and that is shown with the version part thing in their blocks they mine. and that counts towards activation of SegWit not the previous promise. and besides the code became ready today. as i said before LTC was the testing ground for SegWit, they not only tested what SegWit does but also they planned how to FUD with it and make millions from the swings. they did the exact same thing with LTC and made millions. It is easy enough to see if Bitmain is following through on their promise. They have to switch over to the btc1 client and you can see btc1 nodes at bitnodes signaling either Satoshi:1.14.3 or Satoshi:1.14.4. |
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I just report the news. Don't forget the NYA and 80% of miners have pledged to switch over to btc1. If that happens Jeff Garzik and friends will control bitcoin.
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OP using a setup where private keys will ever be visible to malware is taking a rather large chance when a Trezor is cheap.
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Why do people keep trying to reinvent the wheel? Most of us quit using air gapped computers for storage of bitcoin private keys when Trezor came on the market back in 2014.
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If you are going to use Electrum for cold storage and do it right you need either 1) two computers and follow the instructions of the developer or 2) just buy a Trezor or Nano S and use with Electrum. The second option is more convenient and less expensive for most. |
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I am expecting price to touch the weekly MA 20 then remain flat for several months in a trading range. Pros will be looking to buy cheap coins at the MA 20 ($1770).  |
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Published this chart yesterday in Wall Observer showing a decline to weekly MA20 is imminent. |
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Browse Bollinger Bands on a weekly Bitstamp chart and it looks like price is heading down to 20 MA at $1800 to shake out the weak hands. Should get there by August 1. Place your bids.  |
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Well, fucking FUDster have made it. Now u come here and ask again, OMG, what s gonna happen, we re all DOOMED!
There will be no fork, SegWit2x will be implemented and BTC price will bounce back. The only ones who ll lose money are re u panic pumpers. On the other hand, that should be the case. Ignorant idiots should be deprived of their money.
Maybe but still only twenty or so btc1 nodes on the network. |
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