Is the microsoul website still up?

Ah, I scanned that exact page and it didn't go in. Thanks MJ!

For the first coins issued by Microsoul, 1BTC denomination, does anyone know what the private key format is or where I can find out?

Pictures added.

See the Titan Mint web page for info on the coin, the coin in question is the one that rolls in on their loading screen.

All the coins are from the very first batch ever made, minted 2013.

I am selling my titan mint coins which I have peeled. They are all 2FA. They are the very first batch of coins the Titan Mint produced, numbers 17 to 26 of 10,000. The holograms are still partially attached to each coin and the coins are untouched and in mint condition. Each comes with its original capsule and paper certificate.

Sample photos of the coins:







Please PM me if you are interested with an offer price.

So this worked according to your instructions. The only issue I hit is that the Lealana '1' and 'L' is a very similar character so if anyone is having issues with recovering their funds from the coin's encoded private key make sure you check for this.

Other tools I came across that might be useful here (but I did not personally use): https://glezen.org/Base64Decoder.html

Bump - prices updated.

I just tried, no luck . Thanks for the suggestion!

I'm trying to find a litecoin address that has been used a few times on the litecoin blockchain, but I only have the first 32 characters so missing potentially 1 to 3 characters off the end of the address.

Does anyone know a way to look this up some how and find the full address? I've had a look around for something like a first bits search or anything like that, but all the blockchain explores I've looked at don't have this feature.

I'm pretty sure it'd be easy to find with the right search tools as its very unlikely to have a collision with another used address at 32 characters in length.

Thanks for clearing that up guys.

I read on the forums that mycelium wallet was no longer supported by the developers, google play reviews seemed to support this. Is this correct, can anyone give me a definitive answer?

Oh dear. Seems we can't trust the every day tools we are using. But this is ultimately not a surprise.

I wonder what Googles motivation for doing this is?

It's not an 'app' it's a blockchain with a bitmessage forked data storage protocol where the big data such as pictures and messages can be stored off-chain. I'd go as far as to argue that the Particl decentralised market is the first working dapp.

For the test itself I'd guess it's an antibody test, as the virus would require RNA replication, which currently needs to be done in a lab. Most antibody test typically require a few drops of blood and can be done at home.

I've ordered one. Will compare the results with my genuine kit I've also ordered from a reputable supplier.

Does anyone know what format the XMR keys are on the Lealana 100, 50 and 25XMR coins smoothie made? I can't find any info on redeeming the funds on them.

Thanks, will check it out!

Ok, so apparently this is in fact Kleopatra's way of saying the file is fine, it returns this error because I've not signed Noah's key or some issue like that. It seemed strange that there should be a state between pass and fail for this test.

See this post for more info on issues with Kleopatra's verification states.

Does anyone know of any other tools for checking this stuff? I find GPG Win and Kleopatra a bit clunky to say the least, plus they keep crashing on basic operations so I'm always having to restart them.

Yeah, they are several paragraphs with lots of formatting. :/

I think I'm not going to be able to fix this.

Interesting that I'm, getting "Not enough information to check signature validity." and not "Invalid signature." Why is there a state in between true and false for this operation?

Thanks!

But I am still getting the same error. Does anyone have any ideas why?