I mean it should be possible to track IPs of large mining pools, or not? Something similar to https://bitnodes.io/ but for miners? I didn't know the answer to that, so I googled and found the following link that says "it's not possible": Finding IP addresses of all bitcoin minersDoes this imply that the enforcers and the policy makers of Beijing can comedy ban and unban bitcoin again?
I don't think they'll be lifting the ban anytime soon [especially because of their own CBDC], hence the large-scale migrations. - I remember reading about limiting the amount each individual could have/use [they can't implement such a thing with BTCitcoin].
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OP updated to reflect that part 2 of the video
That was fun but this time, it didn't mention anything about Coinbase or BTCitcoin on both the video and the description part [does the Lambo part count?]. - That just goes to show that Coinbase only sponsored some of the rewards that were given on the first part [regardless of that, it'd be nice to know the exact amount].
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I have opened my BRD wallet after few months and it is taking a lot of time in synchronization.
Have you tried its "FastSync" feature? I'm not one of its users, but it says it'll sync within few seconds: - On the main screen, tap Menu.
- Under Preferences choose Bitcoin Settings.
- Select Connection Mode and turn Fastsync on with the toggle.
Anyone can tell me how much time it will take to sync ?
Based on the above link, the SPV sync should take more than 30 minutes. Update:I do not know why it should be like that because all those wallets are normally SPV wallets and sychronizing should not take more than 5 to 10 seconds if the network is working perfectly.
I was surprised as well [I checked everywhere, but couldn't find a single clue why it takes that much]. That solved the probelm. Although when i checked fastsync was enabled already but i disabled it and then re-enabled it and it sync the wallet. I'm glad it worked somehow
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Damn, they go back-and-forth between wanting and not wanting crypto. Seems miners now get so sick of it that they actually move all their stuff halfway across the globe to continue their operations long-term.
In the past few months, I've read so much conflicting news from in and out of China that I'm no longer sure which one I should trust... Some of them mentioned they're allowed to continue their operations if they'd use renewable energy sources while other sources said, mining operations are banned as a whole! - Does anybody know a website that shows the percentage [roughly] and locations of miners who have migrated to other places [not just the country name]?
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Fees for Bitcoin have been low in recent months so I didn't have problem with sending transactions, even now it's only 1 sat/vB.
I did my test on the first of September ["fees rose" a little bit on that day and despite that still being considered as a low fee, I intentionally used an even lower fee]. just make sure you have latest software and firmware version:
Yes, I always do No, that wasn't me... Mine had a different type of error, but no matter what I do, I can't reproduce it. One more thing I don't like with Trezor Suite is that I am not able to generate new address if previous one was not used :/ so I just use Electrum.
Perhaps that was the case when they first released it but at the moment, you can generate multiple addresses without having to use the previous ones [screenshot]. Update:For your RBF issue you can send them feedback directly from wallet or you can create issue on their github page.
Just finished reporting it through the Trezor Suite. I'll update this thread if anything changes
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run by small/new companies.
A new company doesn't always equate to being a small one. The small players have limited resources. How do they ensure they are sufficiently protected?
Some of the above users have already answered that part, but there are also a few [small Russian exchanges] that do little to nothing on that front [most of them use similar templates as well]. Why don't there be hacks every other day?
Assuming you're talking about the normal exchanges in that part, then while hackers try to exploit loopholes in a system, on the other end, there are people that work hard to make sure everything is hack-proof [it's like a race].
In regards to the first part of the subject field, let me know what do you think after you've read the following two links:
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A few days back, I was exploring Trezor Suite's other features that I don't normally use [e.g. exchanges and etc...]; while I was messing around, I thought it's probably a good time to test its RBF feature as well, so intentionally, I sent a low fee transaction and after a few minutes, I proceed to choose its fee type. I clicked "Custom" [instead of normal or high], and it gave me the following error [screenshot]: cannot read property 'type' of undefined - After that error popped out, I closed Suite > reopened > did everything exactly the same, but this time there was no error!
- I've tried my best to recreate that error, so I could report it [I know I should've done it in the first place], but had no luck.
Does anybody know what this error is about? - I've already googled and searched on their "forum", but no one seems to have encountered that error for using the RBF feature [AFAICS].
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I guess this is the proverbial "Justice has been served", adage.
I have to respectfully disagree with that part [at least not yet, until all of the other involved parties have been prosecuted]. And hopefully all the victims can be refunded so that this case can be close for good.
With the pace that things are moving at the moment, I wouldn't be surprised if it takes another decade or two [unfortunately].
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Nagsimula na naman ang bull run, nasa $50k na tayo,
Sa tingin ko hindi pa totally nagsimula ang bull run dahil napaka lapit yung support and resistance levels in the past two days and cguro, it'll be like that for another week. hindi malabong makamit ang $100k ngayong taon,
Based dun sa " calculations ko [I do know na hindi mauulit ang nakaraan]", malabo pa within this year alone [I could be wrong]. pero mas maigi pag aralang mabuti para doon tayo sa magandang coins/tokens makapag invest.
Bakit sa iba pang coins or tokens ka pa mag-iinvest? Usually, sinusundan lang naman nila ang BTCitcoin [with the exception of a few].
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gambler ~Snipped~ coinbase
Anyone that's been around for a few years knows those two words contradict each other! Nice try - Let me guess, you're going to come up with an excuse that you're also good at hiding the origin of your funds!The reason im asking for help is because with that recent coinbase hack i lost everything and coinbase act like they dont give a ****.
Care to provide proof for everything that you just said? Im not trying to scam anyone
And yet you used a line that's quite popular among scammers
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I'm sure it would be just a matter of time though before its uesable worldwide I guess?
Since Strike is a US-based app, it can never offer its services throughout the whole world because of the US imposing sanctions against some of the countries. - Having said that, perhaps there's light at the end of the tunnel On another topic @dkbit98 said that there are more options and wallets mentioned and this Strike solution is there basically while they do testing. And they did say "for now" (one can hope, right?);
My only concern is if Twitter will start monitoring some countries (or maybe planning a temp ban)
AFAICR, they've never banned any country [it's usually the other way around].
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Sounds strange or it's my thinking only? It is indeed strange, especially since various firms hire them to manage their cryptocurrencies! - I do know that type of hack isn't impossible and this might've been a targeted hack because of the nature of their company, but I'm leaning more towards this hack being an inside job.
BTW, this " link" might be slightly better
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@Tybi Regardless of the current cash shortages and bank closures, BTCitcoin can't replace their own currency [for now], but it could somewhat complement it! - Even if the internet penetration rate was high [it's quite low], I still highly doubt that the Taliban would've allowed its citizens to have that much power over something that they could hardly control. - As it stands, it's only good for those that want to flee the country in the near future.
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Also does anyone know of another resource of information for T17+ boards specifically?
Here's one: Antminer T17+ Hash Board Repair Guide[EN]- You can "contact" them directly and ask your questions as well [I haven't mined in a very long time, but AFAICR, they usually responded within a day or two].
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Depends on which country he files the lawsuit in really. If in the UK, obviously UK law will apply, and it makes more sense because the family is there too.
He filed the lawsuit in the US [Colorado] and based on one of the comments [not sure how reliable it is], it appears that the US law should apply instead:
If the other interpretation is just the one from the parents, then it's probably not going to be valid in a legal sense.
From what I've understood, that's exactly the case here, and looks like there's a big difference between their laws: United Kingdom Main articles: Limitation periods in the UK and Limitation Act 1980 Unlike other countries, the United Kingdom has no statute of limitations for any criminal offence, except for summary offences (offences tried in the magistrates’ court). In these cases, criminal proceedings must be brought within 6 months.
United States In the United States, statutes of limitations apply to both civil lawsuits and criminal prosecutions.[2] Statutes of limitations vary significantly among U.S. jurisdictions. Colorado's time limits for filing a civil action generally range from one to three years, but rent and debt collection actions have a six-year limit.
but they have been doing other crimes like sim swapping and stealing millions in cryptocurrency.
Rasch [the attorney in question] was referring to "young men" that are involved in such crimes, as opposed to the other two. It is obvious that the victim tried to avoid court proceedings, ~Snipped~ I don't think the victim is hiding anything, otherwise we wouldn't be reading about it now
Then why just a civil case? He could've achieved those results a lot faster [most likely] if this was a criminal case! - From what I'm seeing, he needed to have some sort of control over the person that investigated it, hence why he went with a PI.The way I read it, sulaiman.h500 is a user from CryptoCompare.com.
And this is his profile page: sulaiman.h500 [already banned]
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EthClipper is malware example of Clipboard Meddling Attack on Hardware Wallets with Address Verification Evasion, and paper is released by Nikolay Ivanov and Qiben Yan. I only read some of its parts, but just to be sure, this could affect [in theory] other cryptocurrency addresses [apart from Ethereum] as well, am I right?
While I was scrolling through the PDF file, the following part caught my attention:
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or at least those on Twitter.
Only those that are from the US [minus two states] and El Salvador can use that feature with Strike... - Unfortunately, that equates to less than 340M people at most, but in reality, is more like 75M when you combine them [link]!AFAIK, that Twitter account was created by Cyrus and he/she is from Romania [not sure where Cyrus is based at]; in other words, there's a small chance unless someone else created that account instead.
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where i almost landed in trouble. ~Snipped~ he is going to take me to courts. I talked to Nigerian guy and asked him to send me the Bitcoin back so that i can refund that guy and avoid going behind the bars but he replied that its ur and his matter. Do whatever you want..
Later those people who sent money in my account started contacting me and threatning me once they didn't receive their products which this scammer promised to deliver.
You forgot to mention how it ended? Did you refund them from your own pocket or something else happened? Before making a p2p transaction, counterparty's portfolio & feedback needs to be thoroughly checked.
Unfortunately, it's not that hard to fake those [depending on the platform, it might be harder in some, but not impossible] + such accounts are being sold [from time to time] on this forum [apart from other places]. A person(probably Nigerian) contacted me from an international number using watsapp on my cell
He used an international number, which was of Nigeria. Not only that, his accent was exactly like someone from Nigeria as i have seen a few youtube videos of nigerian people talking in English,.
It takes less than a dollar to register a WhatsApp account with a number from Nigeria or another country [for the most part] and in regards to his accent, with some practice, most of us could "easily" imitate their accent! - FYI: I'm not Nigerian and I'm trying to only lay out some of the possibilities.Also when we first talked, he told me that he is from Nigeria and that there is no proper banking system and because of that the crypto trading has been used.
Seems like the perfect excuse to me [I could be wrong]!
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YouTuber Airrack gives away $5,000 worth of Bitcoin in his latest video. How are you finding these videos? This one doesn't even have a video tag in it The video was sponsored by Lolli,
And he's "an investor at Lolli": 12:37Who is Airrack? For starters, you might recognize him as a participant in the most recent MrBeast video. That's crazy! Looks like he might've uploaded this video while being in the circle [or he had someone else do it for him]. Install this extension that asks for all these permissions. Ummmm, no. But that's just me and my paranoia.
Same here! I prefer not to, but I really enjoyed seeing the final prize was in BTCitcoin [despite what was in the jar].
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