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1  Economy / Services / Re: Bitcoin Vanity Addresses! on: January 21, 2016, 06:53:37 PM
-snip-

So, thread hijacking is ok in your book?

Thread "ownership" is a new concept for me, apologies!
2  Economy / Services / Re: Bitcoin Vanity Addresses! on: January 21, 2016, 05:55:46 PM
Hi Shorena, I would like to know how much you'll charge for these prefixes:

  • 1Cancer only + Case-sensitive
  • 1[C OR c]ancer only
  • 1CANCER only + Case-sensitive
  • Any of the above (First of the 3 to be discovered)

Also, just out of curiosity, how much would 1[Cc]ancerbola cost and how long would that take to generate?  Grin

I built site that shows difficulty for any vanity personalized address as well as time estimate to generate one. And order one if you wish:

http://vanitycoin.com/

(This project is to sponsor open source development effort)
3  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Have you used Bitcoin as Real money to buy Real/physical goods? on: January 19, 2016, 12:36:59 AM
You don't need to wait for every single store to accept bitcoin.
Get Bitcoin debit card (there are few available) that works for you.

These cards auto-convert your bitcoin balance to dollars during purchase, so store does not even need to know anything about bitcoin.
I used shift card which uses very fair rate (middle between Coinbase bid/ask spread at the time of purchase) and no extra fees, besides cash withdrawals.
4  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Have you used Bitcoin as Real money to buy Real/physical goods? on: January 15, 2016, 03:48:21 PM
I used it to buy gas, Apple iPhone 6s, stuff from Amazon and even groceries:
http://www.mensk.com/shift-card-bitcoin-visa-debit-card-that-changes-the-game/
5  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Vanitygen: Vanity bitcoin address generator/miner [v0.22] on: January 15, 2016, 01:44:30 AM
Quote from: ldw-com

Got it working!

I downloaded the complete version from lifeboat.

Now it works perfectly! 100Mkey/s

Thx again!

Wow, that's quite a performance on Windows. Congratulations!
Which card do you use?
6  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Vanitygen: Vanity bitcoin address generator/miner [v0.22] on: January 13, 2016, 03:42:50 PM
Just generated the lucky address Smiley

188888888qZ5Mv4u5C2Bve6eyVJBFR5EEj
7  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: CLAIMED [Bounty] BTC (negotiable) to write PHP script to generate BTC addresses. on: January 11, 2016, 09:58:19 PM
Congratulations to nearion for delivering exceptional quality code and winning the bounty.

Really? Can you show me the proof via pm regarding his "exceptional" quality code?

Because, as far as I noticed, he's a brand new member. Roll Eyes
...

But congratulations to him if he has really contributed something "exceptional".

So being a new forum member makes it impossible to do quality work?

I tested code for 2 days before granting bounty and confirming it functions as desired.
Regarding code - keep an eye on the upcoming updates to the plugin - all new code will be there.


8  Bitcoin / Electrum / Re: Non-random words patterns more vulnerable for attacks? on: January 11, 2016, 08:08:06 PM
A password could be grapes, apples, oranges and pineapples.  A fruit salad is any combination of grapes, apples, oranges and pineapples.  You don't care what order it's in, because it's just a fruit salad!  Now, should everyone's fruit salad be able to open your wallet?  That would be cause for concern.  Order matters.

If any combination of words can be valid - then it makes it harder for brute force your wallet by scanning text files in your hard drive.
9  Bitcoin / Electrum / Non-random words patterns more vulnerable for attacks? on: January 11, 2016, 07:29:49 PM
With Electrum 2.5.4 I noticed that generated words following certain pattern where order of words matters.

For example " ... word1 word2 word3" pattern is valid, but " ... word1 word3 word2" pattern is not considered as valid - Electrum won't allow to restore wallet like this.

I want to understand why is this so - because if words are sequenced according to certain predefined algorithm - than it is possible for attacker to scan web/computer for "valid" sequences of 12-13 words that might belong to Electrum wallets.

Ideally I want Electrum to allow any order of words to prevent such guessing.
10  Bitcoin / Project Development / Re: CLAIMED [Bounty] BTC (negotiable) to write PHP script to generate BTC addresses. on: January 10, 2016, 09:21:17 PM
Congratulations to nearion for delivering exceptional quality code and winning the bounty.

I will be updating BitcoinWay - Bitcoin Payments for WooCommerce wordpress plugin soon to support both Electrum 1.x and Electrum 2.x Master Public Keys.

This plugin (in conjunction with free WooCommerce plugin) allows anyone to build online stores to securely accept payments in bitcoins (as well as in any other currency).
Secure means - your online store is 100% secure from any kind of hacking attacks without relying on any middleman or any third party service provider.

Secure also means - if your online store will be hacked and cracked and infested with malware and all passwords will be compromised and stolen - you will not lose any bitcoins - thanks for Electrum master public key algorithm that allows to generate receive-only bitcoin addresses without need of knowing private keys.

Even before I implemented this new update - you may use Bitcoin Payments for WooCommerce wordpress plugin today with Electrum 1.x.

Thanks to bitcointalk forum and to nearion.
11  Bitcoin / Electrum / Re: Programmatically generating bitcoin addresses from Electrum 2.x MPK on: January 07, 2016, 07:16:06 PM
Bounty offered to implement this:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1318565.0

Gleb
12  Bitcoin / Project Development / CLAIMED [Bounty] BTC (negotiable) to write PHP script to generate BTC addresses. on: January 07, 2016, 07:11:57 PM
I've build Electrum-based open source Wordpress plugin that allows anyone to build 100% secure, hacker proof, no middlemen involved online stores allowing to sell anything for bitcoins or dollars:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/bitcoin-payments-for-woocommerce/

It is based on Electrum Master Public Key (MPK).
The problem is that Electrum 2.x changed the MPK algorithm and PHP-based MPK-to-bitcoin-address code (that I hired someone to write) no longer works.

I need to adjust existing (or create new) PHP code to generate bitcoin addresses from both Electrum 1.x and Electrum 2.x Master Public Keys.

Download plugin sources from here: https://wordpress.org/plugins/bitcoin-payments-for-woocommerce/ .
The current code that does it for Electrum 1.x is located within the file: bwwc-mpkgen.php, function:
function BWWC__MATH_generate_bitcoin_address_from_mpk ($master_public_key, $key_index)
{ ... }
Feel free to use it as a reference.

I need to create function: BWWC__MATH_generate_bitcoin_address_from_mpk2 ($master_public_key_v2, $key_index)
that can generate bitcoin addresses using Electrum 2.x Master Public Key in a decently performing way (not slower than 1 address per second on an average machine).

Can pay in bitcoins or dollars.

Gleb
13  Bitcoin / Electrum / Programmatically generating bitcoin addresses from Electrum 2.x MPK on: January 06, 2016, 08:23:36 PM
I've build Electrum-based open source Wordpress plugin that allows anyone to build 100% secure, hacker proof, no middlemen involved online stores allowing to sell anything for bitcoins or dollars:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/bitcoin-payments-for-woocommerce/

It is based on Electrum MPK.
The problem is that Electrum 2.x changed the MPK algorithm and PHP-based MPK-to-bitcoin-address code (that I hired someone to write) no longer works.

Does anyone knows how hard it would be to adjust (or re-create) PHP code to generate bitcoin addresses from Electrum 2.x MPK?

I hate to let plugin rot - as lots of people liked it's bulletproof MPK-based security and no middlemen concepts of it.

If anyone is wiling to help here, I surely would love to donate to assist an effort.

Gleb
14  Economy / Services / Re: Bitcoin Vanity Addresses! on: January 04, 2016, 07:11:46 PM
1King1NYebZHMJRAHpESWwjXYyisBWXSak  -- just generated by accident. Let me know if interested (donation welcome Smiley )
Unless you did this through the split key method no one should take or use that bitcoin address for anything; if the private key is not split the original owner would have full control over the address at all times.

You're correct, apologies for that. Ignore my post.
15  Economy / Services / Re: Bitcoin Vanity Addresses! on: January 04, 2016, 06:57:49 PM
1King1NYebZHMJRAHpESWwjXYyisBWXSak  -- just generated by accident. Let me know if interested (donation welcome Smiley )

16  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: Instant payment notification for a merchant? on: June 20, 2014, 04:10:45 PM
I just updated bitcoinway plugin to WooCommerce.
Download page is here:
http://www.bitcoinway.com/products/

Number of bugs are fixed.
Bitcoinway plugin for woocommerce allows anyone to launch online stores and sell physical and digital products charging customers in bitcoins as well as in any other worlds currency.

All purchases are automatically gets deposited into your own electrum wallet.

Main advantages:
- no middlemen or extra service involved.
- you are not paying any fees to anyone or losing percentages of your sales.
- 100% security: bitcoinway - based store are impossible to hack. There are no private keys needed or used anywhere. Even if hacker takes over your server, database and all files - he cannot steal any funds. Your bitcoins are absolutely safe and after each purchase are  immediately arrive to your own, private wallet.

Enjoy!

Gleb
17  Bitcoin / Electrum / Re: Build hack-free online store and accept bitcoins directly into Electrum wallet on: August 16, 2013, 03:20:52 AM
Hello,

Your plugin is awesome!

Cjange gap to 100 and keep it more than orders

Should I increase the gap limit to a bigger number than the total order number?
Or should I create a new electrum wallet every now and then?
I changed now the gap limit to 500 - My Store has now more than 1k orders (of course most of them are not funded - test orders)

Thanks,
CryptCard

I suggest creating new wallet after 500+ addresses got used.
Unused (addresses that never received any payment) will eventually get recycled back to the usable pool (for the next potential buyer).
18  Bitcoin / Electrum / Re: Build hack-free online store and accept bitcoins directly into Electrum wallet on: August 09, 2013, 11:35:02 PM
have question:

Using this plugin with Electrum and found some strange


Made more than 25 test checkouts in different time and one day saw that in next receipt it ask me make payment to an address that i do not see in my Electrum wallet.

I didnt change any settings - always used the same Electrum wallet's Master Public Key.

In Electrum I see 5 addresses but in receipt I see different address

Can someone explain?



See this:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-generated-addresses-are-not-showing-in-electrum#post-4213960
19  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: How bitcoin sellers are defrauded at localbitcoins.com on: August 09, 2013, 01:35:03 AM
he is saying it is like getting a free call option for 48 hrs

Thats probably the best summary of the whole thread.
Regardless of volatility (which should normally raise the price of call options significantly) - it's always a totally free ride for a buyer.
20  Economy / Service Discussion / Re: How bitcoin sellers are defrauded at localbitcoins.com on: August 05, 2013, 08:06:53 PM
I think the solution logic would be easy:

- IF buyer "marked payment as complete"
- AND dispute is opened by the seller
- AND buyer failed to present any proof of payment (image of receipt, snapshot of "paid" page, transaction id, whatever)
- AND buyer failed to respond on dispute within reasonable time, like 4 hours
- THEN - seller's escrow will be released and transaction cancelled.
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