I put 100% of my funds into BTC.

No, not really. I am creating projects that are providing income in BTC to me and I look at that itself as an investment. But I usually further invest 50% of that income in BTC like trading and I put another 50% into other cryptocurrency.

I am still doing this service. The discount is still valid for the first request that I accept. I am just adding a new option to the available ones that is micro-post requests. From now on you can order small text for $0.05 / word worth BTC. I think, it could come useful to have short reviews or small opinions on whatever project you have.

The regular price is the amount of payment that we agree in after discussing the task that you want to realize.

I am listening to more than one request until I receive one that I like then I give 50% discount from the price of that request's solution. According to my plan, I will receive a large enough amount of requests within 48 hours so at the weekend I will set the status to busy and I will decide which one of them I will do first. I will put the others into waitlist for the time while I am being busy then repeat the cycle while there are requests that I can solve.

If you are a newcomer in the coding matrix, I have the following tutorial for beginners for you.

I named it "[RUBY] EXAMPLE API CALL => HTTP POST with HEADERS".

I was writing it in the hope of that I would be able to promote API usage among newcomers in cryptocurrency and therefore help to show you some possibilities that casual users can understand, too. I wanted to also show that I have some experience in development with APIs and a good sense of communication. So, those beginners and developers can call me too who need only casual help! I am fine with doing micro-tasks for micro-payments like testing a new API.

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I sent you a private message with my Skype contact. I look forward to seeing how I can help you!

Hello beginners!

On our forum a lot of projects offer working APIs and with them innovative approaches and new possibilities, but I experienced that many of these opportunities remain unused because many of you do not know how to benefit from them. I understand that you may be casual to coding so I am trying to keep it simple and explain a code that you will be able to easily use.

You can communicate with APIs in requests and responses and you should find in each API's documentation what request it uses. In my experience, most APIs with extended features use HTTP POST requests so in this example I am using HTTP POST. Each request should result in a response and the body of the response is based on the request ( HTTP Post request in this case ) that you called the API with.

You can see a basic HTTP POST call in Ruby in the following code


Simple as that, it is a working code to most APIs for unauthenticated method calls.

APIs, however, could necessitate authentication in order to accept certain calls. An example of this kind of call could be a method that you can ask your addresses with at an exchange site. It necessitates authentication because each user has his own list of addresses and you are interested in your own list of addresses. In authentication, additional information could be required in the post form and even headers.

You can see an authenticated HTTP POST call with extended post form and headers in the following code


That will be good to begin with, I think. You can use these codes with minimal changes to call APIs of providers here on BCT.

And why do you need this knowledge? It helps automatization, timed requests, terminal scripting, application and website development and many more ways of usage.

Good luck on your journey into the matrix!

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You can PM me anytime with your question!

I will follow the discussion below this thread and provide you the additional information you want.

*I keep the right to choose which request I will do as first job from ones that I receive in the following 48 hours

Best wishes,
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Thank you! I was glad because I could see that some suggestion of mine were finally implemented. I managed to generate new API key pair too and I experienced that the old key pair was invalidated. So, to answer the question in my previous post, you can have only one valid key pair at once and this valid key pair always is the newest that you generated. Furthermore, I realized that the error messages are accurate now and the API documentation was updated, too. I am confirming again that all API calls work and if you experience different, the error is in your code, but I can provide you help...

Hello members!

I am looking for an affordable bug for general purposes. I want to be able to hide the bug easily around my body ( in my clothes, for instance ) and in that way the bug must be able to record good enough quality conversation up to 12 to 25 feet ( or 7 to 12 feet at least ) range. A good enough quality conversation is a record where I can clearly understand the discussion. Other important factors but what I can imagine different optimization with are how the bug store data, how large data the bug can store at max, how I can recharge the bug and how I can upload data from the bug to my computer.

I hope I will receive some help here or even offers what I should buy x))

Hopefully,
PremiumCodeX

I thought that you were about to sell an AWS Code for $200 because of the title lol. I suggest considering changing it to "$200 worth AWS Code  - AWS Hackathons "  to avoid confusion. I find $10 worth BTC a nice price for it, though. What provider do you use to base your rates to? Do you accept escrow?

Am I blind or no one has seen any progress in the code for days? I thought that the dev did not reply any message because he was forking hard to achieve a new milestone but I have not seen any update in the GitHub project for days and I wonder what is the real reason of that the dev is staying away from the project. As I wrote in the team's Slack, there's still much we: you, me and the dev could do in this project, for the purpose of the project but in order to co-operate with each other we need to know what is really happening in this platform.

The difference could occur both in price and in range of portfolio. You can buy things that you cannot buy elsewhere and you can buy things, that you can buy elsewhere too, cheaper in dark marketplaces. The provider may offer guarantee on your order, but it is not guaranteed that the provider keeps the guarantee if you get what I mean. Buying from dark marketplaces places always has one or more risks like the product does not arrive or another product arrives, but you may find the feedbacks on a dark marketplace seller helpful and in addition, as a general advise, do not purchase a product from the dark marketplace seller that has more value than the seller's reputation! If you are cautious, you may manage to make several profitable deals in the dark.

I have tried your script's demo game and I can see that you put efforts into creating a high quality product so I can understand your prices, too. You have your own costs, after all.

OneUI is a fine Bootstrap template and I appreciate the fact that you are keeping its credits in the code. Since it has a clean and smooth layout, I understand that it is the choice of many developers. Maybe, you could include the credits in the thread code, too, to make people clear that it is a layout that any developer can buy for his project and does not represent the script behind the scene thus the similar layout of different projects does not mean any relation between their scripts.

I have verified your method with the code in this page and it indeed is provably fair. You wrote that I could test, but I also have not found any security issue on your server. These two things were only quick lookthroughs, though, so I cannot write a certificate about them.

Since you are writing that I need a Linux VPS and basic Linux knowledge to use your script, does your script not work at all on a Windows VPS?

What Linux distributions has been it tested on already?

Furthermore, I advise you to hearten your satisfied customers to write their feedbacks about their experiences with your product. It should not be too difficult if your script is really as good as I imagine it is. I think, that would hearten many members to become your customers.

Technically, they could cause issues to the participants of the BTC network in a dark future by banning certain IP ranges or ports or using other means, but thanks to the BTC network's decentralized nature I doubt they could cause issues to the network itself. Furthermore, before they could do it, they would need to challenge several legal issues and resolve them until they get to the point when they can execute such a plan. So, no, they cannot and even if I was wrong, you would know about it in time and you would still have time to prepare and re-configure your equipment.

I thank you and your team for the opportunity! I wrote some information about my new progress in the site's chatroom already, but in order to be able to see through all my suggestion in an organized form I sent you them in a private message on BCT. Here, I am going to sum up my experience with Tux Exchange API for other members.

So, you can read the official documentation of Tux Exchange API in this page. I have personally tested basically everything in that page and I can confirm that the documentation is excellent, you can start developing with it right now. I have tested both unauthenticated and authenticated API calls in different programming languages and all of them produced results. I can confirm that the API itself works, too so when you call it, it should produce a result of success. If it does not, then the error is in your code. Another important thing is, the headers of authenticated calls contain colons and whitespace. It should not mean a problem in PHP, but in other languages, you may need to encode them first. Also you will need to use HMAC-SHA512 method to encode data with your private key whatever language you develope in. Unfortunately, error messages are yet to be written so the API does not give details about different errors, but it informs you about the error's occurrences, at least. You will receive a key pair at first log in and I advise you to take good care of them because so far I have had no luck with generating a new pair for myself. I informed the developer team about the bug, though, so in the future you will be able to generate new pairs anytime.

Here, I would like to ask, when the generation is fixed and I generate a new key pair, will the old pair still work or they will be invalidated?

I know about people who became interested in cryptocurrency after getting a paper wallet as a gift. According to the experiences that I read, paper wallets often looked at as entry gifts into cryptocurrency. A paper wallet is easy to make, has elegant physical presence like you could put it into an excellent-looking paper case or book and your friend could store it in the classical way in paper form until he is in the mood to do some research online and import the wallet. In your place, I would print the wallet into a nice piece of paper, put the paper into an elegant case like this and put another piece of paper into the case with my technical instructions and best wishes. No need to overcomplicate things, just tell your friend to take good care of your gift :3

I am using blockchain (dot) info and I find its features smooth. So, you were trying to drag & drop your wallet.dat file into the web GUI and your browser offered to save or open the file like it would do at a download. It says to me you have an OS issue there. I have a guess on that you were using Windows. Does drag & drop feature work at any other site? Anyway, I think a simpler way will be to avoid the issue in this case and go with the suggestion of the member above me. I am adding that you can download pywallet, the tool that was mentioned, from here. From the same site and assuming I was right about your OS, you can install everything what you will need. Let us know please about your experience!

In my experience, the slowness, that I was writing about, was client-sided and I could resolve it by having the page open for some minutes. It must have still had things to load in the background after loading the GFX design. If you can confirm this idea, I suggest placing a message to newcomers about that they may experience slowness at initial visit, but which slowness will disappear after a few minutes if they let the page load. That was my experience about the slowness issue.

About the API, as you know since I posted a reference in the site's chatroom, I have written some example code to test it. According to the results I got and what results I shared in the chatroom, we confirmed that the API worked and the getticker method returned valid results. Furthermore, according to my further testing and the error message I met, the API has yet to have a proper communication with the developer. For test purpose, I intentionally generated different kinds of error and the error message that I saw was always the same that also did not tell much.


To help further testing, I am asking for a better error handling where I could see more error messages that express the issue with more details.

Nevertheless, I will upload the example codes I have already and will write more in the future.

In the meantime, may I ask what methods are supposed to work already?

Desktop wallets certainly also have nice features, but why do you think a desktop wallet will be better for OP in this case? I am using both kinds of wallet and without too much challenge. I simply find easier to do some things ( like RPC scripting with bitcoind ) with one than another.


So, did you decide to continue using blockchain.info further? Could you explain what the problem was and what was your solution? It is possible that others would find your solution helpful. For me, I did not really understand what your last issue was from the description lol

Selling an address and giving it to a friend are two different contexts for me  x)) Anyway, you already got two methods to do tranfer the ownership. I am adding that I would simply generate an address then send both keys to my friend then delete my own records and my friend would trust me, but if I wanted to sell an address like @apoorvlathey offered, I would use splitting for safety. However, unlike you can read in his thread, I suggest putting the pieces together in a safe environment. In my experience, Vanitygen worked well for address generation.

May I ask who are "we" exactly? From the mentioned expression, I get the impression of that there is more than one person behind the idea, but I do not see any information or public presence related your team in the thread. Before sending any information related my person, I would love to get to know whom I am supposed to work with better.