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there is no way that you can know how much bitcoin is going where unless these exchanges publicly tell you that they have received 5000, 10000 bitcoin in their wallets which obviously is not going to happen ever. so what you are telling us here is either a lie you are telling for whatever weird reason that might have or you saw some transaction on a block explorer and your imagination started running wild with it.

the other funny part is that these numbers aren't even realistic. if you think about it 10k bitcoin is equal to $65 million. and you can NOT even trust an exchange with that much money not to mention you can NEVER withdraw that much money from an exchange, the banks won't even allow it.

the funny part is that every couple of weeks we see a topic like this one be created talking with confidence about how a large amount of bitcoin was moved to an exchange and they usually say it is moved to be dumped and crash the market. then weeks go by with price being the same as always.

The exchange rate had gotten higher, that means people are being more frequent in exchanging, it's a good sign for bitcoin. Also, more transfer doesn't mean that it's being manipulated or something bad would happen, but even if something bad happens, the crypto is in a very stable position for imposing any loss to the investors.

I don't think you can prove it. IIRC, theymos (or an admin/mod) said that the "edit history" only shows up after the 5 minutes, so they can't see what was the post if the user edits it before that time.

Does anyone know how to get the complete hash of a regular bitcoin address? Trying to recover my old old wallet and the recovery service needs the hash.

in http://lenschulwitz.com/base58

Gives;


Which is the final RIPEMD-160 hash.

And the SHA-256 checksum.

As in topic, when I'm trying to post a photo via BBC code nothing is happening, the source code shows code line but in preview is nothing.
Is it caused because new restriction was installed or what?  

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Just one question :

How can one sell their domains anonymously? Like they have their domains registered using some legit info and if they have to transfer that info, don't they have to reveal those details? Moreover, the buyer is likely to get those details from who.is information? I can be anonymous while selling a domain but can't hide from the details I used to register the domain with. You also forget to mention your service fees.

Looks like I'm getting an error that should be more common for registering or something, which I'm not. I'm trying to login using this account. Same results even with all shields down.

Brave is up to date
Version 0.55.18 Chromium: 70.0.3538.67 (Official Build) (64-bit)

I was reading up on whether it was possible to get faster performance on key generation and came across this post https://crypto.stackexchange.com/questions/29885/can-a-billion-elliptic-curve-keys-be-generated-on-a-laptop-in-less-than-an-hour

The very last post claims pretty high numbers and wanted to know if it was bull or real. If it's real what would the math be for those kinds of speeds? And what is referred by "symmetrie" of seck256k1?

And what is referred by "symmetrie" of seck256k1?

I mean: 30 million uncompressed public keys, or 60 million (if you accept both uncompressed and compressed format) keys in 1 second.

If you exploit then the symmetrie of the secp256k1 curve, you can double this number for free (120 million public keys in 1 second). If you use endomorphism too, you could get over 220 million of public keys in 1 second. Only via CPU.

04fe53c78e36b86aae8082484a4007b706d5678cabb92d178fc95020d4d8dc41ef44cfbb8dfa7a593c7910a5b6f94d079061a7766cbeed73e24ee4f654f1e51904

03df51984d6b8b8b1cc693e239491f77a36c9e9dfe4a486e9972a18e03610a0d22

From an EC point of view, you have one private key with one corresponding public key.

The problem is, public keys can be serialized in two ways - compressed (33 bytes) or uncompressed (65 bytes). One is slightly harder to deal with, but as storage space is more critical in Bitcoin, we prefer to use the compressed one. Thus, we now have one private key that corresponds to (from Bitcoin's point of view, as we deal with the serialized versions) two public keys. Each of these public keys has an address (as the hash is calculated from the serialized public key). So, 1 private key, 2 public keys, 2 addresses.

So when you want to import a private key, the software has to know which of the public keys (with corresponding address) should be used. The solution is to add a flag bit to the base58 encoding of the private key, notifying the importer whether or not to use the compressed public keys. Typically, these get called compressed and uncompressed private keys - but it's really just a bit saying whether the corresponding public key is compressed or not.

The only reason not to use a compressed public key is that not all software supports it (they were introduced in Bitcoind/Bitcoin-Qt 0.6 only).

@MoonShadow: EC public keys are actually not numbers but a pair of numbers (X and Y coordinate), and the Y coordinate can be calculated from the X coordinate. That is how "compression" works - it's just a somewhat less redundant encoding. Testnet is unrealted to this.

- Shapeshift
- Crypto/Fiat conversions
- KYC for merchants
- Escrow

I'm sure that this is part of a big farm accounts being paid to bump projects. If in the next couple of days we see newbies bumping Mercatox, its obvious that they're being paid and should be at least red tag or worst ban them in one full sweep.

I found something on amazon I wanted and I want to top up my credit there, I'm looking for about a £100 voucher for an amount of bitcoin (make me an offer).

Trusted members only please (and by trusted I mean ones I've seen that have contributed to the discussions of the forum I would have seen and ones who have been here for a while, not necessarily some trust you have from the trust system but everything helps)...

guys please any good admin pm me here pleasee
i have all proof

Is this exchange is fully working at the moment? Just registered but I can see any volume maybe this platform needs some marketing campaigns inorder to be more popular to traders there are so many new exchange right now which is good to traders for more choices. 

This means only one thing you do not understand in the field of security and only writing posts for getting money from another service

At the same time you are talking nonsense about claudflare.

   
blockchain.com via Twitter: "Something "big" is coming"

For those who follow BCash 'development' lately, it's clear that one of their highest priorities right now is to have ICO's and other applications be hosted and built on top of BCash. ViaBTC raised $30 million (very likely that most of these funds were coming from Bitmain, lol) with it's ICO on top of BCash, and I'm sure that that more will follow. He also said that he expects BCash to have a higher market cap than Ethereum, so we'll see where this goes.

I surmise that it is conceivable in quite a while, not presently on the grounds that it is hard to change the standard conventional framework. Individuals need to acclimate to this thought. Some are against crypto yet they are few. The vast majority see the colossal potential in Bitcoin

The best time is the point at which you are in a benefit and your speculation demonstrating to you an extraordinary benefit on the grounds that along these lines your advantage will stay same and you can procure great from showcase since this is the best time to exit and makes you ready to be a trader.

You should first discover why it is restricted. May be you can even now get to online trades and manage it without the administration knowing. Quit managing nearby bitcoin dealers and spotlight on outside exchanges.

And they exit scammed at the end LOL. If someone is going to use an escrow to gain trust, they NEED to let everybody know that they will remove the escrow several days before they do it. Otherwise, they can wait until they get a good amount of coins, get the escrowed coins back and run.

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