Are you a certified reseller?

I'm pretty sure GUNBOT is HWID/exchange linked so simply selling 1 license is going to be quite difficult?

Can't you go to wallet details -> Enter bitcoin private key -> see adress ?

You're right though that you won't be able to sign a transaction from there, and using that to generate adresses from a private key does seem pretty incovenient.

There was another thread about this roughly a year ago. -- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2251765.0

Seems like the only site that is somewhat viable is coinb.in, as mentioned.

I definitely see a market for a webwallet such as MEW for a bitcoin, with features such as segwit et al. But even with browser-sided generation of wallets/privkeys, i feel like there's still going to be a big trust issue.

A better version of blockchain.com so to speak, still though, i personally, would have much trouble using such a wallet. I doubt a lot of the current blockchain.com users share that sentiment though.

You just don't get it do you?

I mean, going through your post history, you're not too shy of posting the same message frequently.

If i have to guess, I'd bet that you've probably plagiarised some other texts as well in the russian section.








I'm not entirely sure if above quotes in it self are ban-worthy though. It would seem quite hard to me to come up with an original message each time you joined a bounty.

Still, above is pretty darn lame, and indicates to me that you probably have something else chalked up.

Why waste time selling a method for 50$ if you can turn 300$ in 600k with said method?

Doesn't make any sense at all. You're a laughing stock, just stop already, move to HF or something.

Why waste time selling this ebook for 40$ if you're already making 100k off said method? Not to mention the fact that you'll be heavily saturating your method by selling it for so cheap.

My advice; stop selling it for such a dirt cheap price while saturating it, but instead exploit it yourself. (AKA; gtfo with your shitbook!)

I don't get the point of this post. What exactly do you want from us? To use 4K video downloader -- (does this site even exist? A quick google search turns up nothing.)

Or to use your site, which looks like youtube, but the state it was in roughly 7 years ago. Besides that, your site doesn't allow for a quality higher than 720p30?

I'm pretty sure sites like https://streamable.com/ offer better resolutions, and look cleaner/are more established as well..

That's funny coming from you, someone who has been advertising a scam for how many years now in your signature?

I'm not sure if you're trying to be ironic or not, but it sure does make you look like a laughing stock, and extremely hypocritical. LMAO  



https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1476782.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1094590.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2047839.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=795023.0

Talk about "Pennies", you made a fortune ripping other people off!

Uhh, Marketplace is also blocked if you added a new authenticator/don't have a new authenticator.

Turning your profile to public isn't the problem here i think, i'm pretty sure the error message for that would be something along the lines of "Can't open trade link" "Profile not public".

I'm pretty sure the issue is probably what TryNinja described, which means that OP most likely has to wait a couple days.
https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=1047-EDFM-2932

This is your account right?

-- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=880958 --







I don't think these one-liners contribute that much really, if anything. But if the perm ban is only for these few, well, bad luck, i'm afraid. I doubt you're going to get unbanned.



Wouldn't it tell that it's locked? Is this something new?

Something like;
Is this the case @OP?

I can vaguely remember that in earlier versions of their webwallet, you could only backup your phrase once. Seems like that's not the case anymore. (Or maybe it has never been.)

This is indeed an interesting vector.


He's either pretty damn naive / tech/bitcoin illiterate, or he might be gaming you.  

I mean, you said it yourself;

Even if i knew nothing about bitcoin, i'd probably stop using such an account after it was compromised. I guess that might just be me though.

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Something that's also interesting; the first time that you got hacked, the funds got send to

https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/16EegrNMdZ9Rxku6Za5neEFjMW57wkQr1S

Which seems to be/could be some sort of collection of people that fell victim to this extension.

The second adress however, https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1MiMbMZF7QB47AaUp1sg4CWzsPFq7Ruo2e
Only has 1 transaction.

Why would the "hacker" create/send it to a new/clean adress, when he didn't do so in the first place?
Ah well. I'm probably reaching here.

He explicitely asked for it. I simply answered with a picture that shows exactly how he can see his private key/public key, using the same wallet as he is.

I don't see what's wrong here.

If someone is willing to learn more about the inner workings of bitcoin, and explicitely asking for it, i really don't see a reason to gatekeep him from it for it being "dumb" or unnecessary to learn/know.
(Because it really isn't..)

That's probably what happend, yes. It's a possibility for sure, and would explain why the blockchain.info wallet is still intact.

I'm not entirely sure how blockchain.info works in terms of how often you can export your seed, (i thought you could only do it once?), but i'm pretty sure that there's probably a way around that.

Unless you encrypted your seed, yes. (Which again, is (AFAIK) not possible with Blockchain.info)


Not really though. With blockchain.info you can only get someone's seed ( AFAIK, correct me if i'm wrong, i'm not exactly an expert on Blockchain.info) if you have access to his account.
2FA/email verification do make accessing/cracking someone's (web!)wallet a lot harder.

If he has the 12 word seed, i'm pretty sure he'll be able to import that into other wallets such as electrum.[1] -- if that's the case, you won't receive any notification whatsoever.

But you state that he also reverted the password back. -- I have no clue what's happening there/how that is possible. I'd heavily suggest to avoid using webwallets in the future.

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See how you can transfer your blockchain.info seed into electrum here; https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/66601/how-can-i-migrate-from-blockchain-wallet-to-electrum

A more technical answer:
https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/1389/how-are-public-private-keys-in-an-address-created/1715#1715
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Secp256k1


https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Technical_background_of_version_1_Bitcoin_addresses

The easier answer:

You can simply click on show Public key/Private key when using Bitcoin Core/Electrum. I'd imagine that's the case for most other wallets aswell.


For Electrum it's simply right click on an adress -> Details for the public key, or -> Private key for the private key.

Do you use a third party to perform these trades? If not, what is the max amount i can swap at once?



I sincerely doubt you actually have a reserve of 1000000+ BTC? What is actually the limit we can swap at once?

This is already a pretty big red flag? What's the mechanism here to prevent someone from sending more funds than you can handle?

I doubt rank matters much above Full Member when you're a trusted person/Staff member (Which is the case here.) Businesses who want to boost their reputation a bit are more than willing to pay such amounts, i'm sure.

Depends. Chipmixer's campaign/BitBlender both offer more than that. (These are just two that i was able to come up with out the top of my head, i'm sure there are more.)

You're going to write down every private key for every adress you use? Didn't think so.
This isn't practical at all when you're frequently transacting with bitcoin. (As i suspect many here are.) It's an unnecessary hassle ontop of that as well.

Also, what about handwriting/spelling mistakes? A private key is 50+ characters. Misspelling a 5 for an S is easily done..

"The Wallet" -- ?

What wallet have you used that was so inconvenient? I'm guessing it was Bitcoin Core? If so why exactly? Long download times? If that's the case, maybe use an SPV such as Electrum. https://electrum.org/#home

I can't really think of a scenario nowadays where an exchange would be more convenient than a wallet such as Electrum.
You're simply missing so many features and are so dependant on the exchange in comparison. (RBF, height of fees, change adresses, et al)

I've personally used https://www.bitrefill.com/

They offer rates which are basically 1:1. Can highly recommend using them, they're fairly reliable, and pretty fast. Haven't had any trouble so far.

As opposed to buying giftcards from people in the digital section, which will often be carded/stolen/acquired fraudulently.