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It looks like they reduce the firewall rules and restrictions on their cloud flare account which is why it is now accessible. I tried to make an account and verify the email but my account is in testing mode after searching around why it's a testing mode I saw a tab "verify" that requires KYC.

It means that this payment gateway needs to be KYC verified before you can able to use their service which is risky if we share our documents with a months-old payment gateway.
The domain is aged but the website itself is pretty new and it doesn't have any reviews yet and they only support API unlike BTCpayserver.

Quote from: despo4helpo on March 21, 2023, 05:09:39 PM

I tried it anyway and it had crashed when I woke up, lol.

If you tried it on Windows it crashed while running it in a few hours maybe it crash because you didn't disable the hard disk sleep or anything that could interrupt the software from running. You might need to install dot net core according to their guide.

Quote from: ETFbitcoin on March 22, 2023, 12:06:46 PM

FinderOuter is great tool/software and more user-friendly. But with lack of GPU support, btcrecover is better choice on most cases.

That's the only downside about this tool but they are planning to add support GPU on version 2.0 according to their roadmap. The only good thing about this tool it's easy to use compared to BTCrecover/Hashcat.

Like the post above profitability depends on your electricity rate if you have an electricity rate below 10 cents you can able to make a profit based on daily profitability.

If you are looking for an ASIC unit that is profitable based on your current electricity rate you can use this tool below

- https://www.asicminervalue.com/

Use the search bar to filter them into bitcoin miners only by using the keyword "SHA-256" and then scroll down to the bottom and edit the electricity cost. It would list all profitable miners to the top and the earnings daily to the right.

And take note if you decided which miner you are planning to buy make sure buy only miners directly from the manufacturers or verified distributors.

Quote from: MetalKrook on March 18, 2023, 05:54:20 PM

the SSH is already unlocked. I was able to do that following ASIC.io walkthrough; however during the update for the full software it somehow failed to upload fully and now its stuck. It wont take anything new. I want to install Braiins OS+ because i like the interface it has on my S9's.

i have SSH'd into it and found the memory full. what i need to know is how to clear it when flashing won't work, and i dont know the SSH commands to do so.

Are you trying to flash the unit from the browser?
I suggest try to flash it through the SD card with BraiinsOS if it doesn't work you can run the BraiinsOS through the SD card without flashing the Nand.

Or you can try the firmware posted by thierry4wd from this link below it can disable the signature check and it can maybe solve your case about memory full

- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5265677.0

If it's successful you can now try to flash it to BraiinsOS if that's the one you wanted to.

I tried to access the website to check how this payment gateway work but it looks like your Cloudflare banned my IP with the error "Access denied".

If this is also applied in your Payment Gateway I'm sure it would also cause some problems not only to those who are planning to use it but also customers who trying to pay using your payment gateway.

Quote from: NIrish on March 21, 2023, 02:55:59 PM

Can anyone help me with how this works with regards ETH and ALTs? Do they all have to be transferred on their native ERC20 or alternate network such as AVAX to be legit?

If you talking about ETH then it's ERC-20 or Ethereum blockchain about the other alts they also have other networks but what is your main goal?

If you just want to transfer your BTC from Kucoin to Coinbase I suggest you convert BTC to USDT and use the ERC20 network to transfer them to Coinbase and then buy BTC with your USDT.

There is another tool that you can use to brute-force the wallet passphrase it was developed by Coding Enthusiast.

You can check that tool from his thread below

- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5214021.0

Once you downloaded it just go to Missing Mnemonic Passphrase and try to brute-force your wallet just make sure that you remember some parts of your passphrase to speed up the process.

It's very simple you just deposit the cash into Bitcoin ATM and put your wallet address and confirm.
The only problem is some Bitcoin ATMs have some requirements like you need to be KYC verified or just provide a phone number.

If you don't want to do KYC providing a phone number is fine but the amount of Bitcoin you can able to buy is limited compared to KYC verified.

You can use https://coinatmradar.com/ to find Bitcoin ATMs that only requires mobile phone number and to check other requirements they need before you can able to buy BTC and it can also provide some details about fees.

In addition to the posts above it is important to ensure that you save your seed backup in a secure environment that is not accessible to anyone else. A sample is by placing your paper backup in a vault. Everything is possible even if you have a strong passphrase there is still a chance that it can be brute-force since the technology is developing and maybe in the future hackers can develop a tool that is faster than the previous brute-force tool. So the very important thing you need to do is to save the seed phrase in a safe and secure location so that no one can able to steal it and you're the only one who can protect it from theft.

Quote from: balladofjpeg on March 20, 2023, 11:40:43 PM

do i need anything specific compared to the old electrum wallet? do i reinstall the new version directly? does the old one get overwritten? do i need to save anything?

As mentioned earlier you can uninstall it and install the latest version but you don't need to uninstall them if you want to use the latest version just install it and it would upgrade automatically to the latest version while keeping all of the synced data intact, including your wallet file so that you don't need to recreate your wallet.

Quote from: NIrish on March 20, 2023, 11:00:34 AM

Going back to the KCC network, are you saying it isn't possible to transfer Bitcoin?

It's possible only if the wallet or exchanges support it but Coinbase does not support that network so you won't be able to transfer BTC through the KCC network from the KuCoin exchange to Coinbase.

I suggest read Coinbase Supported assets and networks so that you know which network are supported or other assets.

It looks like a scam the ordinals wallet you talking about was just created last month based on whois check below

Code:

Domain:ordinalswallet.com
Registrar:NameCheap, Inc.
Registered On:2023-02-01
Expires On:2024-02-01
Updated On:2023-02-01
Status:clientTransferProhibited
Name Servers:bruce.ns.cloudflare.com
daniella.ns.cloudflare.com

So before you import it from Electrum and then the sparrow wallet to ordinals wallet make sure that your wallet from Electrum doesn't have any balances and don't reuse it in the future because it asks for a seed phrase so possible it's a phishing site.

If you talking about the ceramic capacitor it should work without that capacitor I think there is another reason why it gives you more hardware errors according to your logs.

If you have a multimeter try to check the resistance on that section where the ceramic is gone and maybe there are some shorted parts that cause some parts to fall off.

Can you tell me which hash board is it the first or the middle hashboard?
Just a bit confused about the logs because MH shows the first hashboard has many hardware errors and the PVT_T1 shows abnormal values which is the middle board.

Why would they sell it if it's free open-source?
There are some wallet drainers and open source on GitHub without paying them.
And it looks like the target only metamask wallet?

This is a bit illegal selling illegal tools that can use for scamming shouldn't be allowed.

Have you tried to report it to the mods to delete it?

I have a big source where you can learn about blockchain and you can start to build your blockchain right away by following the DIY guide from this link below.

- https://github.com/openblockchains/awesome-blockchains#do-it-yourself-diy---build-your-own-blockchain

It has 5 different languages such as Python, Ruby, JavaScript, Java, Go and Python. Just choose where you want to focus.

Another source is the one below.

- https://github.com/yjjnls/awesome-blockchain

It includes other altcoin blockchains and development. Hope that this is enough to learn about building your own blockchain.

Quote from: Sir Secret on March 19, 2023, 04:42:39 AM

ty i will try to see the broswers old version cuz i've tried everything else

If nothing works even if you use the older version of the browser your last hope is to flash the unit through SD card flashing.

Bitfury support page has this firmware you can find it here below.

- https://bitfury.com/crypto-infrastructure/support

The guide on how to flash also can be found under their manual.

Do you mind to test before you flash it if you can able to access it through putty/ssh?

As the above said you can only mine with SHA-256 algo so it only supports to mine BTC or any coins that use SHA-256 algo.
And there is no modded firmware that you can change it if you are planning to mine other altcoins only SHA256 coins you can mine.

If you are looking for them check this tool https://miningpoolstats.stream/
Then on the algo filter type SHA-256 to show all coins that you can mine with that algo.

I think it's due to the browser's latest security protection which is why you can't able to access it.
Using another device or browser might work as suggested above but if it didn't work try to download a low version or install internet explorer.

If it didn't work even on the phone you can try to install the old version of opera mini or chrome with version v74.0.3729.169.

Quote from: Shaddyr on March 18, 2023, 12:23:25 AM

There was no text file with the phrase. And I haven't logged into Electrum since January. None of this is stored in decrypted form anywhere else. Knowing only the password, assuming it is impossible to access the wallet. So another option suggests itself - the vulnerability of Electrum itself, the specified version. It was this executable file that was last executed in January. And it was taken from the link from the previous version, also from the official location.

Can you clarify these a bit?
Do you mean is that when you created the wallet it didn't give you a text/seed phrase?

There is a vulnerability on Electrum before but it was fixed on 3.3.4 lower versions are still prawns to phishing you might have an older version than 3.3.4 and recently updated it to the latest version. Since you said that you downloaded the latest version by using the link from the previous version which is possible a phishing site.

And did you just install it without verifying the installer with the GPG tool?

I don't have any issue using the latest version but if you believe that it's a vulnerability you are free to report it directly on their GitHub page and then bring some proof that there is a leak.

I think if this unit was flashed with the latest firmware the SSH is disabled and you won't be able to downgrade it due to the signature check.

What I would like you to try is that try to disable the signature check so that you can able to downgrade or flash it with modded/different firmware.

Check this thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5203992.0
You can maybe able to unlock SSH and disable the signature check.

After that you can flash the unit to lower version 2019 or below or flash it with Braiins OS.