Perhaps we can talk to him to get our coin back and/or find out why his/her address would be the place to send coin in a hack attack?
The interesting thing is he has lost the password, and it is not feasible to brute force it. So, even if he agrees to pay you back, he can't.  Thank you for answering me. If I know that I probably put 10 characters with a capital letter at the beginning and 2 number at the end without knowing what it was, I have a chance to find the password with a script?
1 capital letter == 26^1 == 26 2 digits == 10^2 == 100 7 mixed case == 52^7 == 1028071702528 26 * 100 * 1028071702528 == 2672986426572800 2672986426572800 passwords / 10 passwords per second == 8,470,364 years |
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Why is it that the actual payout from mining pools seems to be 10% or more lower than the profit calculator figures per 24hrs? I have 6 overclocked antminers that hashes at about 1.14 t/h combined and should pay .11 btc per 24hrs according to profit calculators but the actual payout is about .09 btc. 1.14 t/h is a low estimate since the actual range is about 1.12 to 1.25 t/h and I've tried mining on both Slush and BTC Guild with the same results. I know both the pools take about 2-3% but that still doesn't account for the lowered actual payout of almost .01-.02 btc less.
Apart from the pool fee, you need to consider pool luck (unless it is PPS). Take btcguild as an example, you can see the pool luck "Approximate Pool Luck* (24H / 3D / 1W / 2W / 1M / 3M / 6M): 74.672% / 87.213% / 91.073% / 88.529% / 89.729% / 97.153% / 100.551%" on the page https://www.btcguild.com/index.php?page=pplns. |
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The fee is not fixed. It is a fee per kilobyte. The space in the blockchain is the valuable thing that is being bid for by offering the fee.
Exactly. But I have been wondering why the fee is per KB (round up) instead of per byte. |
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But more often than not the software (at least the reference client) requires you to send a fee, which can range from 0.0001 to 0.0002 BTC, or even more. You can send bitcoin without any fee with raw transaction, but don't do it unless you really understand how it works and you don't mind waiting for a while for your transaction to confirm. Asking for a 0.0001 fee when sending 0.00005 BTC is completely crazy... If you really want to send 0.00005 btc (=$0.02), you shouldn't use bitcoin, or at least you should do it off-chain. |
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IMHO, about 1% of altcoins did / do have a purpose (GPU resistant hashing algo, PoS mechanism, etc.)
The rest 99% of altcoins were created just as a clone of existing coins.
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#2 is perfect, basically the summary of every Bitcoin whiner ever.
"Wahh, my foolproof get-rich-quick scheme isn't working as quickly as I'd hoped! Bitcoin is broken! We are all doomed!"
People screamed "Bitcoin is dead" whenever the price dropped. |
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eventually the banks will come up with their own universal form of payment, its just a matter of time.
And it will be centralized, unlike bitcoin  |
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I haven't heard of anything like this, but it is good to see everything sorted out now.
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Mr.Bitcoin is an honest fellow with big dreams. He wants to change the world, but it's not easy. Here are the first two sketches. I would be happy to get some feedback. I'll be posting more here. Well done. I have already bookmarked your site. |
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OKCoin: "had been contacted by one of its third-party payment processors, and that as a result, it will stop servicing deposits via prepaid card. Debit cards and yuan withdrawals, however, are not affected."
FXBTC: "has received word from commercial banking partners who are looking to terminate certain accounts", "stop debit card deposits as of 3rd April, and temporarily halt withdrawals after Sunday, 6th April."
Huobi: "had not received official notification that any of its accounts were affected."
Why does the story sound so different for them?
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I haven't received the payment as well.
Right after the so-called IPO ended, he locked the threads, and blocked PMs.
His site gamblex.org becomes a blank page, so as his facebook and twitter.
So, I guess it is pretty obvious what happened.
As I have posted in that thread ( https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=553094.0), I guess Gamblex has gone right after the so-called IPO ended and will never come back... |
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I haven't received the payment as well.
Right after the so-called IPO ended, he locked the threads, and blocked PMs.
His site gamblex.org becomes a blank page, so as his facebook and twitter.
So, I guess it is pretty obvious what happened.
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Posts: 369
Bitcoin address: 1Gmz1Wek681s2xmmguWKuqELFyuTuuoiaZ
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My address: 1Gmz1Wek681s2xmmguWKuqELFyuTuuoiaZ Btw, I got an Error 521 when trying to access the site...
No problem here.  |
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Today guess: 850 |
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