I'm looking to sell some chesscoins. If anyone is interested in buying, please send me a private message.

I know the exchanges that list chesscoin and I personally don't trust any of them, so for me using an exchange is not an option. I'm prepared to sell for a bit less than market price and we can use a reputable escrow if you want.

Can you find what you saw and where you saw it?

In the opening post, there's this about exchanges:


Nothing about signatures in there.

And to add to Xal0lex reply, here is the rule from the opening post about referral links:


Spamming would be positing irrelvant messages with your referral link, including messages saying "check my signature".

So it looks like you are safe to put a referral link in your signature.

Well if people are motivated enough they can surely seek legal council where they live and see what can be done. Hopefully some will. It is infuritaing how easily scams in crypto are still being operated and how scammers can get away with it .

Plus they just removed the opening post which is very suspicious to say the least.

I'm looking to sell my XAUR for a discount, based on market price https://mercatox.com/exchange/XAUR/BTC.

I don't want to create an account on Mercatox so I'm happy selling for a discount to whoever wants to make a quick buck by reselling on Mercatox or hodling for better days.

If you are interested please PM me.

Also, I have no idea if Mercatox is legit or if the XAUR/BTC market in there is, and have no intention of reseaching that, so DYOR as usual.

I believe the answer is in the post you just quoted. There you have how it is used for Obyte wallet repo, which you can also see here https://kivach.org/repo/byteball/obyte-gui-wallet.

On https://kivach.org you can also see how it's used for other Obyte repos. Here's what I found:
- https://kivach.org/repo/byteball/ocore
- https://kivach.org/repo/byteball/obyte-cascading-donations
- https://kivach.org/repo/byteball/cascading-donations-ui

There are other Obyte repos, check https://github.com/byteball. Probably a mattter of time before many of them are cascading donations.

Good to know. As you said, preventing staking before syncing would be really helpful here. Thank you for the update and for the work.

Is this the serious bug you were talking about here:


Or is it something else?


What does that mean?


Is this related to the hardfork/bug?


Good luck, you work is much appreciated.

I don't think paramind22 meant any harm and there was actually a compliment in there. I agree that it's better to have all the info here rather than in Telegram or in many channels. It's easier to track.

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Thank you for the notification. Please once it's fixed let us know what the issue was and what were the impacts on anyone who ran 1.3 or 1.4.

Does anyone have experience trading ChessCoin032 on the exchanges it's listed on? Did anyone manage to deposit, buy, sell or withdraw any chesscoins, bitcoins or usd tethers?

Thank you for the reply. I'm still confused though:
- This repo https://github.com/COINFORCHESS/ChessCoin has the initial ChessCoin 1.0.
- This repo https://github.com/Laser9un/ChessCoin seems to have ChessCoin 1.0 as well but with a new logo and a commit from April 27 2021. How is it possible that this commit is so recent whereas the history page says the logo was changed on July 3 2016?
- This one https://github.com/devbest555/ChessCoin-1/releases/tag/1.0.7-win has ChessCoin 1.0 release for Windows dating back to April 26 2021. This looks odd as well.
- This repo https://github.com/AKKPP/ChessCoin seems to be the most up-to-date and has ChessCoin 1.2 and the releases https://github.com/AKKPP/ChessCoin/releases/tag/v1.2.1, but theses date back to Sep 25 2020, which is way before your comment about a 100% virus-free client:

My simple question is are there repos with up-to-date and virus-free releases on all platforms for ChessCoin 1.0 and 1.2? If not, which source code should I use to build myself up-to-date and virus-free versions of ChessCoin 1.0 and 1.2? Thank you.

I just want to run the most up-to-date and safest client.

Yeah, the topic dates back to 2018. The last time Da Hongfei was seen here is three years ago. You can modify the topic's title when you write a reply like I did. You can also PM Da, maybe he'll change it.

That is great. Thank you for working on that. I have some questions:
- Since there is a new client, do you know why the GitHub releases page is still showing September 25, 2020?
- Does the virustotal diagnosis on the Windows file guarantee that the macOS and Ubuntu files are okay as well?
- Are clients of the old chesscoin 1.0 still available somewhere?

Also I promised a bounty and I will stand by my promise. Let me know how much you think the work was worth and why. As soon as I run a client I'll send you some coins.

Great thanks, I'll refer them to that if needed.


Yes I know about their free service but it requires a minimum fee which my transaction doesn't have. So I guess I'll have to use their paid service if I don't succeed in getting the receiver to perform a CPFP. Thanks.


Provided it's not rebroadcasted...


Yes that's why I didn't use those "free" accelerators. The only transactions I intentionally broadcasted were my double spending attempts. However I haven't kept my wallet shut down for 2 weeks so either it might be rebroadcasting in the background or some other service which I have no control over is doing it...

I could ask for that, so this means they would need to spend the output from the unconfirmed transaction with a higher fee and send it to one of their addresses, right?


Yes I've seen some of those but they charge way too much. Do you have some that you could recommend?


It was lower than that. At some point I hoped for it to get purged but it didn't, so it's not low enough for it to get purged but not high enough to get confirmed...

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Indeed, I found this https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/pull/9312, so it appears 3 days was the old value and now it's 2 weeks.


I'm not intentionally rebroadcasting but it seems to be happening, https://live.blockcypher.com displays a received field for transactions and for my transaction it's regularly updated. Do you know how I can know the whereabouts of the rebroadcasts, what triggers them and how many times and when my transaction was rebroadcasted?

Hi

I have a transaction that has been stuck for a couple of weeks because of a low fee. The transaction doesn't have change so I can't use CPFP and since it was built using Wasabi it's not tagged as an RBF so I can't replace the fee and broadcast it using another wallet or service. I've read somewhere that a transaction that stays in a mempool for 3 days gets ejected but it looks like my transaction is broadcasted regularly. I've removed Transactions.dat from Wasabi's Data Folder to have the coins appear back in my wallet and tried double spending them with a higher fee, to myself and to the original address. I tried it with Wasabi, Electrum and broadcasting through blockchain.com, nothing works and I get either an error of double spending or conflict, which was somehow expected.

Any idea on how I can unstuck it?

Thanks

This data is really not relevant, picking a random date to buy and a random date to sell will give you a random PNL. What if that was invested a year or two years before, what if those prices were updated during spring 2018 when many altcoins boomed, what if we wait some more months or years. I mean nobody really knows and I don't see how you can get anything of substance from that data. If anything it looks like the bull market is not ending anytime soon so not sure why picking a date around now to sell would be any good.

Yes I agree that the next bear market could produce many poors and many riches as did the last one and the one before it, but not necessarily because one chose Bitcoin over whatever altcoins or vice versa.

Thank you for your answers.

For the virustotal false positives, I'm prepared to offer a bounty to anyone who could work on fixing them. I could also offer a bounty (less than for fixing) for anyone who would explain for each false positive why it is a false positive and why it's safe to install the wallet. If anyone is interested let me know here how much you think this deserves.

Still on track. Here are some useful links about it:
https://siastats.info/fork
https://blog.sia.tech/launching-the-sia-foundation-ee47dfab4d2c
https://support.sia.tech/forks/navigating-the-2021-sia-hardfork

I've read through the thread and before jumping in I have some questions:

- Who can I consider the team to be behind this? It seems AKKP initiated this, AKKP account was created back in 2013 but no activity in that time, the account became active in the old chesscoin thread during the organization of the chess tournament. Any more info about the account would be highly appreciated. I can also see that ZzzzeyeZzzz is on board with this, that account was quite active in the old thread. And finally the releases https://github.com/AKKPP/ChessCoin/releases are done by lasergun, this account seems to be involved in something called 42, but no previous involvement in chesscoin, is this somewhat related to CC032?

Any information on the accounts involved and the projects interacting with CC032 would be very helpful.

- The virustotal scan is detecting some issues, are they all false positives? Can anyone explain why we shouldn't be alarmed by virustotal detections?

- Does anyone have experience with the exchanges listing CC032, anyone successfully deposited and withdrawed from there, anyone know if they do KYC? I'll DMOR but wanted to know the experience others have.

- Finally do we know who actually did the hard fork?

Thanks to anyone who can provide any info.

Why do you think that? If it's only because of price performance, price should not be an indication of the crappiness of a crypto. If you invested during the ICO, you are still in tremendous gains. Every crypto you can think of went down, some way more than NEO, some less. These are just market cycles that repeat over and over again. When the time comes, I believe the gains will be worth the wait. This goes for many cryptocurrencies which are not your typical shitcoin and have solid and involved teams behind them.

It's okay to have regrets not selling at ATH or when the price was higher than now, you should realize that you only have regrets in hindsight, nobody knows the future. Try and use that regret and the crypto history to make better decisions, and not give in to emotions. Unless you are extremely lucky, you will not sell the top and you will not buy the bottom, we should just all make peace with this and move on.

If you have other elements that make you think NEO is crap and has no future, feel free to share them here, everybody would be very interested I think.