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18401  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: SegWit yay or nay? come vote here. on: January 24, 2017, 08:57:36 PM
shame so many people get soo emotional just because i mentioned a name, so much so that they ignore the code and logic and context of the enitre conversation and just defend someones name.. lol.
18402  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: SegWit yay or nay? come vote here. on: January 24, 2017, 08:49:43 PM

/Satoshi:0.13.1/   1512 (26.84%)
/Satoshi:0.13.2/   1165 (20.68%)
/Satoshi:0.13.99/   116 (2%)


/Satoshi:0.13.1/   1528 (26.84%)
/Satoshi:0.13.2/   1183 (20.78%)
/Satoshi:0.13.99/   117 (2%)

and minutes later

/Satoshi:0.13.1/   1524 (26.74%)
/Satoshi:0.13.2/   1183 (20.75%)
/Satoshi:0.13.99/   117 (2%)

wow it moves under 1% in a day.. and wow it goes up and down...
how about calm down and look at the long scale changes.. instead of celebrating at the 0.1% increases.. it make you look silly.
18403  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: SegWit yay or nay? come vote here. on: January 24, 2017, 08:45:46 PM
Franky1 must be the BU spokesman, who supplys you with alternative Facts™  Grin

independant research, go try it. its mind and eye opening. you will ses passed all the scripts and actually see whats really happening.

please research
consensus
the code

then run some scenario's of how things will actually play out.
actually have an open mind and dont just play follow the leader.
18404  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: SegWit yay or nay? come vote here. on: January 24, 2017, 08:39:05 PM
standard sweep it under the carpet statement...
(facepalm)
You shouldn't burder the average Joe with in depth technicalities. It will not bring benefit of any sorts.

lol those running full nodes are wanting the information about the network .. and they deserve to know.

yea a couple million litenode/webwallet average joe users dont need to know because they have no intention to secure the network. but that does not mean sweeping things under the carpet and hiding the truth with wishy washy meaningless buzzwords to confuse people.


Not accurate.  It activates when 95% of the last 2016 blocks include a SEGWIT support signal.  This does not require 95% miner support.  It requires support from the miners who mined those 1916 blocks.  This could be considerably fewer than 95% of all miners, and could be significantly less than 95% of all hashrate.  There is luck involved in finding blocks.
'Considerably fewer'? I'm certain that the 'luck factor' isn't that great to a specific miner or subset of miners in such a big period of time.

oh lauda.. havnt you seen the other plan.. intentionally blacklist known block producers to make sgwit nodes only see blocks from sgwit supporters to get the 95% trigger.
If there is some reason when the users of Bitcoin would rather have it activate at 90%  ... then even with the 95% rule the network could choose to activate it at 90% just by orphaning the blocks of the non-supporters until 95%+ of the remaining blocks signaled activation.

EG ban connections from old implementations to only get 2016 blocks from pools with new implementations and trigger the grace period as soon as it hits 1916 blocks.

in short cause an intentional split to get the soft fork activated..



separate subject. after activation when the real segwit fully functional implementation (p2wpkh wallet generation active) how many old nodes will you white list as your downstreamer? 1% 10% 0% or will you not be picky and allow any connection to connect..

be honest i have seen on other topics you have a keen interest in your node ban lists. so we both know you understand the concept
18405  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: SegWit yay or nay? come vote here. on: January 24, 2017, 07:51:01 PM
gmaxwell is part of the new world order and he controll the internett..
franky1's conspiracy theories incomming in 3..2...1  Grin

exaggerating what i have said to such an extent that you make yourself look silly instead of showing proof that gmaxwell isnt actually trying to change things.

how about try reading things rationally and logically.
oh and please dont throw in the "gigabyte by midnight" rhetoric as thats more scripted exaggerations of r/bitcoin.. the real conspiracy makers
18406  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: SegWit yay or nay? come vote here. on: January 24, 2017, 05:47:30 PM
Also, someone needs to explain about SegWit for regular users to prevent misunderstanding.
If fully adopted by the network and wallet providers, it won't make any visible difference to the average user. If the user does not know about thing like CSV, CLTV and similar, they don't need to concren themselves with the technical details of Segwit.

standard sweep it under the carpet statement...
(facepalm)
18407  Economy / Investor-based games / Re: univests.com - Unified Bitcoin Investment >>>NEW<<< on: January 24, 2017, 04:22:40 PM
ponzi

reported
18408  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: SegWit yay or nay? come vote here. on: January 24, 2017, 03:27:41 PM
Also, someone needs to explain about SegWit for regular users to prevent misunderstanding.

i have actually tried being unbiased.. and done such

ok imagine this is a ~450bye tx
*********************************************

input
signature
output

each star represents 10bytes for easy display

if you done the same tx but using segwit p2wpkh keys, the transaction looks like this
*********************************************

one thing that will blow your mind. the blue and red stars(bytes) are still transmitted physically. but at code interpretation level they are not 'counted' as going towards what goes into the base block.

but because at code level an opcode is used to flag old nodes to ignore data after purple. making it look like an anyonecanspend

the other stars (blue, red) are only looked at by new nodes.
  old nodes see:*********************************************  grey is ignored
new nodes see:*********************************************

while unconfirmed
old nodes wont morally relay or add a segwit tx and instead drop it. however a malicious actor can tweak their code to relay/force it into a oldblock. (hence why wpkh wallet key generation is not released pre activation to avoid malicious attacks)

after feature activation,
because only purple stars are counted (yet more stars are actually transmitted). this trick can allow more transactions into the base block
because they have room for 100,000stars (1mb)

so where say 2222tx's was 100k(1mb) stars. if everyone used segwit keys. becomes ~50k stars(~50%), giving ~50k(~50%) spare room in the block for more transactions
but remember the blue and red is still real data but just not 'counted' by the baseblock

this allows ~5000tx's(depending on ins and out and how many people use segwit keys) into the baseblock but the reality is the actual data transmitted is 2mb even with the baseblock still limited to 1mb

P.S whats said above should be interpretted by the concept. i used rough numbers for demo purposes. dont get knitpicky about the numbers. just learn then concept of HOW the switch around is used and HOW things are 'counted' or 'ignored' by nodes.. and HOW it differs to actual data transmitted

then look at the extra bytes added later when extra features are added.. and have a nice day

highlighting the fact that old nodes drop/ignore uncomfirmd transactions.

BUT before confirmation because it appears as signatureless tx (anyonecanspend) old nodes can cause issues.
Pre-segwit nodes know they don't understand segwit transactions so they simply do not relay or mine them.
 They don't cause any issues.
you literally said it in the same reply.. they do not relay them.. meaning its an issue..
if a segwit node connected to a old node and then the old node connects to a pool... the pool wont get the tx.. because the old node drops it.

segwit node-old node- pool

so this is where segwit has to mess with what it connects to, to ensure its tx's get relayed to a pool
old node-segwit node- pool

or to get past your padantic sidestepping.. segwit by default looks to find segwits first and then after activation it will have to white list old nodes
edit: old nodes(downstream) of the segwit node(upstream/gatekeeper)

and the fact that there are full(Segwit) and stripped(old) block versions of the same block data..
if someone wants a stripped block they get a stripped block. But every node creates stripped blocks for non-segwit peers that want them,

the network connections of nodes is affected to ensure less issues (this is swept under the carpet). so i done this.

concentrating on left side below.. the red pool at the centre. going outwards

EDIT:gmaxwell buzzwords
downstream(old) <-> upstream(segwit) <-> pool
upstream(segwit) <-> pool<-> downstream(old)

however not many people will manually want to white list those old nodes and will think 'the pool or someone else can do it', which obviously will be the pools because of them being a segwit node, is able to whitelist some old nodes
and so
the image on the right is more so what the network would look like by adding in some context of human psychy .. bar maybe a couple purple lines that might go between the segwit nodes and the old nodes from some people who may make the extra effort


all because sending a segwit transaction unconfirmed to old nodes and pools not segwit ready has issues.
like i said they have not even got intention to release a wallet with segwit keys (p2wpkh p2wsh). and wont release it until the pools are ready and they have some segwit nodes to act as the gate keepers and translate the data to old nodes(in the left utopia)

please note
the not 100% node utility and not 100% whitelisting old nodes, change how the network dymanics look.
and
about transaction count
not 100% segwit key use, changes how much expectation/achievement of the actual one time boost of transaction count is actually reached.
18409  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: WealthMasonPartners is a Ponzi on: January 24, 2017, 02:26:51 PM
i have got to agree there are many pyramid schemes.. the whole government/banking/retail economy is a ponzi/pyramid.

that does not make it ok, nor does it mean we should happily allow bitcoin to find it acceptable.

bitcoin was designed to get away from the corruption of "the richer at the top getting richer"

so again im reporting this thread but not to get deleted to moved to scam accusations. atleast then this topic is not lost so that the OP still has a place to talk to himself.. just not on the main board.

as its not something we should be promoting or advertising as acceptable

have a nice day
18410  Economy / Scam Accusations / Re: WealthMasonPartners is a Ponzi on: January 24, 2017, 01:19:03 PM
its a pyramid shaped ponzi scheme.

"2: donate X you your upliner"  
(emphasis 'donate') meaning dont expect returns as its not a investment its a sponsorship
(emphasis 'upliner') meaning person higher up the pyramid

"4: refer 4 people to the system."
    "Each of the people you have referred sends the same amount, 0.006 BTC and also refers at least 4 people."
(emphasis 'referrer') 1 up 4 down repeatedly is a pyramid

                        X

       x          x          x          x

   x x x x   x x x x   x x x x   x x x x
18411  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: LOCALBITCOIN Restricts My Account For Refusing to Trade With a Scammer on: January 24, 2017, 12:11:57 PM
I only received payment on the 16th of January for a trade that was initiated on the 14th.
firstly what i say is not an attack on you, its just raising a point about something thats 'iffy' in your post.

did you actually receive these funds on the 16th and now free and clear of any bank 'holds/freezes/chargebacks' and you can actually spend/keep the funds from the 16th.

if you have funds from a person then they deserve to receive goods, assets, service for what they paid for.(but only for the amount that is free and clear and in your pocket)

but if this funds on the 16th are locked or are in the process of a chargeback. then take screenshots of it and send it to admin to show you have not been paid yet/wont be paid.

18412  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: SegWit yay or nay? come vote here. on: January 24, 2017, 11:50:47 AM
What I must strongly caution against is taking elements of Monero's dynamic blocksize, with critical security components removed, and expecting them to work in Bitcoin. This I am afraid can easily lead to disaster.

Edit: The total fees per block in Monero are actually set to be proportional to the block reward. Think about this when combined with a block reward that falls to zero over time.

mhm.. yea core are stupidly going for the most foolish 'dynamic' method they can, as a way to turn people away from wanting it.

its like going up to a starving man with food you know he wants.. then rubbing the food between your a*scrack and handing it to him. and when he refuses to eat it, because you have only offered uneatable food .. you can scream to the world that starving people are not starving. because they refused your food.

they are desperate to keep onchain scaling halted, so are suggesting a dynamic method with market cap penalising code just to scare people away from wanting it. (people are smart enough to stick away from such stupid methods like this)

then claim "people dont want it", rather than offering a clean straight forward natural, non penalising dynamic method which people do want.
 


85% of nodes are Core (https://coin.dance/nodes). The biggest alternative has only 7%.

/Satoshi:0.13.1/   1512 (26.84%)
/Satoshi:0.13.2/   1165 (20.68%)
/Satoshi:0.13.99/   116 (2%)

~50% are segwit supporting whether they realise it or not.. yep 50% implicitly, but an unknown number below 50% explicitly.
the difference between implicit and explicit terms is that some people upgrade just because they see something new and shiny but dont understand whats 'under the hood'. so its not ~50% full knowledge explicit desire. it's less
the other 35% you are mentioning above ~50% are undecided. yep even if they love core. they have not decided yet or they oppose segwit. by not upgrading
(try understanding the context of stats)



we all know that only gmaxwell and those in r/bitcoin want the community divided.

"Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people." <Eleanor Roosevelt>
Discuss the merits of SegWit, not who the lead developer's baby momma's sister had a beef with last weekend. Technical merits, not gossiping about people.

kind of funny, i have actually in many topics highlighted the tech, explained it in laymans ELI-5 and shown the finer details that others sweep under the rug or word twisted with buzzwords to hide its importance or meaning. but as soon as i mention a persons name... its treated as attacking their king and thus they must defend bad implementation to protect the king. even if they dont understand the implementation.

gotta love blockstream fans playing the victim card, especially after poking the bear first
18413  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Mining distribution comparisson of 2012 vs 2017 on: January 24, 2017, 02:22:54 AM
Signs are their % will be increasing in the coming year not decreasing.

your continued rhetoric that china's "their" suggests one entity, but is fail beyond belief

separate pools have separate asic locations, with separate stratums, separate power stations and separate managers in separate locations.

the hashrate is not "combined".

if the chinese government were to cut off the internet to an asic farm warehouse. a pool manager can cellphone text message(or cellphone 4/5G api request) a hash with a difficulty to the asic farm..
when a solution is found the asic farm texts(or cellphone 4/5G api pushes) back a solution to the pool stratum.
yes pools have many stratums around the world.

if the chinese government were to cut electric to an asic farm warehouse. a pool manager simply turn on their generator temporarily while the employee's physically move rigs to a new physical location.. yes that farm isnt productive for hours. but the other 20+pools are happy because their 'luck' has temporarily improved, gaining income because they are solving more blocks due to less competition.
within 48 hours the electric losing farm would be back online

if the chinese government were to outlaw mining. then within 48 hours everything moves to thailand or mongolia, or other neighbouring countries (and yes pools already have property and pool stratums and guys managing pools outside china.. even if the classification you call the pools are 'chinese', they are not actually all chinese)
18414  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BTC network will become centralized on: January 24, 2017, 01:07:17 AM
5MB IBM hard drive, 1956. Cool


Cheesy
Cheesy
"no its impossible for camera's to be digital, where a clear picture needs a server the size of a grand piano to store just one digital picture. lets boycott digital photography and devote ourselves to a 100 year contract with kodak and fuji film analog camera companies, to make sure they dont go digital ever"
18415  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BTC network will become centralized on: January 24, 2017, 12:47:30 AM
I used to own that Seagate in the picture. It was a 2 or 3GB model. My smallest hard drive was 650MB. We used to collect every drive we could find, because buying a new one required a lot of cash, at least for a teenager it was a lot. Most people I knew were running 2-3 <5GB drives connected with ide, lan networks via concentric cables and run their own ftp servers with movies and music... You had to leave pc on for the night to download a small 300MB movie or a couple of mp3s from the internet... Sounds ancient? It was exactly 16 years ago!

i remember them days fondly..
back then if i was told a computer shoot-em-up game required 60gb(20x available space at time) and needed a internet speed that was 15x dialup.
i would have said its physically impossible. the shoot-em-up game wont ever work, no one will play it, it would require servers and warehouses of blah blah blah.


but today millions of people are spawn killing people online on Call of duty.. without a tear.

technology moves on and bitcoins requirements are well below todays available tech so we can increase capacity now and still have room to grow when tech grows with time.

dont play the "its 1996, call of duty infinite war is impossible, lets veto activision from ever making games forever"
18416  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BTC network will become centralized on: January 24, 2017, 12:07:13 AM
The cost of running a node will remain the same even in 10 years. Take a look at the computer market. 15 years ago everyone were used to having a 1-5GB drive, something like a 10GB would have been a luxury. Now most of us have a 500GB drives that cost less than that old 10 back in the days. There's no need for centralization.


20 years ago: 1-5gb


today: 128gb


20 years in the future:
"back when i was your age, people were crying that bitcoin needed servers when the reality was fingernail sized stores of data.. those were funny days"


18417  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: 95% lol. No chance. SegWit is now dead. on: January 23, 2017, 11:02:30 PM
this is why 75% of pools are undecided about softforks.
Undecided is what is killing us.  We get no changes if 'undecideds' are allowed to count.  We should only count those who vote.  If a node expresses 'undecided' he is rejected.  Winner take all.  

seriously.. wanting to ignore a majority to push through a softfork. .. thats a bilateral split (gmaxwells buzzword) where they move off to their minority 25% chain.

foolish notion to intentionally split the network to force a softfork..
a softfork was only proposed to avoid controversy and avoid intentional splits. real funny anyone is proposing to do an intentional split to get a softfork.

if anyone is serious about intentionally splitting.. how about try using real consensus first. and give the community what they want, which will speed up activations of two community desires at same time without controversy or splits.

.. but going from soft straight to intentional split.. shows double irrational thoughts and illogical process



i even said how segwit fans can actually get some real data to show undecided groups to vote for or against..
get a segwit node to be an upstream module(gmaxwells buzzwording) meaning direct connection to a segwit enabled pool. and send a segwit p2wpkh tx to, for instance btcc.. let btcc add it to a block and see how the network reacts.

worse case btcc block gets rejected. in which case blockstream ($90m company) can easily pay btcc $15k for the wasted time for the test... atleast then the network can see how "backward compatible" it really is and see how it actually runs on the network and/or changes the network and/or causes issues to the network.

but nah.. blockstream know the risks of it and know its not as "backward compatible" as they presume.

if you disagree with my assumption that its not backward compatible then go show how harmless it is and get some proof to give to the undecideds.

instead of screaming to the community that anything non-core should fork off.. prove its backward compatible to not need to fork off..
but nah.. blockstream wont do it.
they know they over promised and under delivered
18418  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: SegWit yay or nay? come vote here. on: January 23, 2017, 10:04:22 PM
we all know that only gmaxwell and those in r/bitcoin want the community divided.
they call anything not core an altcoin. they try to get anything not core to split off (bilateral fork)
funny part is that all the other 70 differ versions (dozen different brands) are all running on bitcoins mainnet now, and for a long time and not causing issues.
yep nodes with 8mb block buffer are running right now and are accepting blocks and not orphaning anything and not autobanning or black listing opposing buffer setting nodes.
not rejecting transactions not becoming gate keepers not doing any harm..

yep nodes with dynamic block buffer are running right now and are accepting blocks and not orphaning anything and not autobanning or black listing opposing buffer setting nodes.
not rejecting transactions not becoming gate keepers not doing any harm..

unlike core features

those in r/bitcoin point the finger in the other direction when saying a proposal they want.. to make them look like the victim and gain sympathy.
they are the ones playing the psychology games. they are the ones that want dominance not everyone on the same equal playing field.
they are the ones desiring centralised commercial services.

i feel sorry for those in r/bitcoin being handed scripts to follow and handed the same scripts by dozens of people to make it seem like its real because more then one person is saying it to them.

if only those at r/bitcoin didnt just play follow the leader games and instead actually read the code and looked passed all the buzzword games that are thrown at them by the script writers.

please if there is anything you can ever be advised to do, it would be... research.

research consensus
research the code
research the context
research scenarios of how rational and researched context plays out

dont copy and paste summaries scripted to you
dont throw boring repeated stuff that has been made a moot point years ago
dont just play the victim card that someone mentioned someones name. and instead look for why and what was said about them

seems more people are screaming im fud because i mention gmaxwells name. rather than about why or what im actually saying about his plans and desires.

atleast research bitcoin and understand it. otherwise all your doing is attacking a pseudonym, not the proposals or features of bitcoin
18419  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: SegWit yay or nay? come vote here. on: January 23, 2017, 09:29:37 PM
@franky1  Lol you are really fudding full force. Your keyboard ist burning  Grin

lol wow, your reply including so much proof, so much rational explanation, such much logical and rational reasoning to come to your assumption..

.. oh wait it didnt

18420  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: BTC network will become centralized on: January 23, 2017, 09:00:52 PM
Hello,

I would like, like everyone, that the BTC network remains decentralized

However, as the time goes on, it will become more and more expensive to run nodes. Thus only big organizations will own the blockchain on there server. They will be able to act as central banks and do what they want with it.

How to prevent that?


expensive?
nope

if nodes cant handle a certain blocksize. they will orphan a block and the pools wont push the limit.

this "gigabyte blocks by midnight" rhetoric im sure you read somewhere is fake scare stories.

the community want consentual natural growth by the network agreeing what the network can handle.

natural prgressive network dynamic consensus growth

no big leaps to terrabytes a day or any other scare stories you have been told.

also right now bitcoins 8 years of transaction data can sit on a fingernail (128gb microsd)
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