How quick can you install such a script and what is your pricerange? Please PM me regarding all this, as i'm very interested in this. Also, do you 100% own the licenses/copyright for this software, and if we buy it, do we get them aswell or? |
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Annnnnnd here I am with my first post, asking for help instead of showing up years ago to see if I could help newbz a wee bit :/ ugh... bd17ebfa47bcccb0b2ccfc019cb9c191ac397648c65695391c0188ab69dc4d07 <---here she be, can anyone pick it up from the dang pool? going to Bitfinex so no child to parent extra $ poss... &... no btc left in Electrum wallet to send on top of the first one to same addy for a chance to cancel the 46+btc transaction. Tried the pushtx & I get Parse: Error Parsing Transaction after it previously said other wise :/ I tried various pools to no avail ... This was an attempt to move my btc as to score the free scratch falling from the sky with all these forks... Yes, Electrum... In it's "detail" window, a couple addys are yellow vs other ones :/ there are 100+ addys outgoing for this one input(not sure I said that right) Any insight on how to get my bgold from Electrum would great  I don't believe my Electrum wallet has been compromised, thus is it feasible to reseed my Ledger with it's phrase? without losing any said scratch in the process; seeing as on Electrum FAQ page there is a paragraph 'bout GAP addy of 20 & any unfunded addys above 20 GAP will not be reinitialized... with a "WARNING" attached to this, leading me to fret that ulterior addys(well funded) after those GAP ones, may not be updated either... :? ... wow what a puzzle to explain, does anyone sorta "get" what I'm saying here? LauLz In case of the Ledger nano S, I have to empty it of everything prior to seeding the thing(would rather not) this in hope that the transaction would be dropped? I dunno ... I'm @ a loss here, I read one cat has been waiting 3 weeks for a reasonable sum to get picked up... I'm concerned, lucky me I'm not panicking but Pfffffffff... you know? The ol' ticker is getting a beating :/ Thanks guys, good to be here finally, looking forward to some good communications with this community works fine for me, this is what it shows for your transaction,  But that's alot of money (~6000$), when you could probably do it for way less, since your average fee is ~100sat/b you should be able to accelerate it using https://pool.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator/, note that you have approx 5-10 seconds at the beginning of the hour to get your tx in due to them only accepting 100 transactions per hour. |
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Cryptosteel is, of course, the solution here. But why buy one, when you can create one yourself?
I did, following the advice of this reddit person right here:
This is the article in question:
Do you want a cryptosteel? Why buy one, when you can make your own for <$15USD!!
You didn't include any links to your article or video's. The title seems quite interesting to me, would you mind adding the link onto your post? Write them behind a slab with a permanent marker  You are really going to put faith in that? Using a 2$ marker to write on a tile that may or may not degrade after several years? |
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Please how so I increase my activity here on bitcointalk? Tips would be appreciated. Thanks
By simply posting once a day. That's the maximum efficiency. Read the stickies. Activity is updated/increased with 14 every two weeks on tuesday. For every period that you post in you get ~14 potential activity ( 1 period = 2 weeks interval). Meaning that 14/2 weeks = ~1 activity each day. (which you will get by simply making 1 post.) |
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Hey everyone, I tried searching the site to see if there's a "creating a wallet for dummies" kind of thing but I don't see anything. From what I've read I'll probably need multiple wallets because I plan on mining different cryptos. I'm hoping to get a few links to some guides of creating and what people's personal preference of wallets they like. Thanks in advance!
If you by creating mean "coding", i really wouldn't advise you doing that. For bitcoin there's plenty of good software wallets, but my favorite is Electrum, see https://electrum.org/#homeFor multiple currencies i would either advise you to use the one they recommend you to use, which is displayed on their website etc, or use a multiwallet such as https://www.exodus.io/ for example. |
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The release notes for 0.15 seem to explain it: https://bitcoin.org/en/release/v0.15.0.1#multi-wallet-support2nd paragraph explains how to use multiple wallets: Multi-wallet is enabled by using more than one -wallet argument when starting Bitcoin, either on the command line or in the Bitcoin config file.
Then to access a specific wallet, check the 3rd bullet point down regarding changes to RPC interface: When running Bitcoin Core with multi-wallet, wallet-level RPC methods must specify the wallet for which they’re intended in every request. HTTP RPC requests should be send to the <RPC IP address>:<RPC port>/wallet/<wallet name>/ endpoint, for example: 127.0.0.1:8332/wallet/wallet1.dat/. bitcoin-cli commands should be run with a -rpcwallet option, for example: bitcoin-cli -rpcwallet=wallet1.dat getbalance.
Hi Can I store more than one type of crypto coin on a Bitcoin core wallet? And what types of coins can I store? Or did I misunderstand what you all are talking about? Best Regards Ottobrøker No, the multiwallet is only made for bitcoin, it simply means you can access multiple wallet.dats at once, not multiple crypto currencies. For something like that you would need to use something like exodus https://www.exodus.io/ |
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Do cryptocurrency exchanges generally charge more for the exchange from FIAT money to Cryptocurrency than they do when
trading cryptocurrency for cryptocurrency?
For example, Independent reserve charges .5% when buying crypto with FIAT. But is it generally the same again if I buy
say Altcoin with Bitcoin?
Bittrex/Poloniex only charge you maker/trader fees, which is less then 0.5% for sure. I believe both of them add up to 0.3%/0.4%, which is definitely better then what you're being charged now. https://bittrex.com/fees Bittrex - 0.25% https://poloniex.com/fees/ 0.15% / 0.25% |
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Hey there..
i have an old wallet I used back than to get small amounts of satoshis frequently...
Now I saved up almost 0.019 BTC but so far I had no luck sending the amount somewhere else...
The fee is higher than the balance itself..
Not sure what to do. Is there any way to get some of it at least
thanks in advance
The only option you really have is try to sweep it into one adress, using atleast 5-10 satoshi per byte, and then accelerate it using a pool such as https://pool.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator/, however, this is quite tricky since A. viabtc might not accept your tx if your fee is too low. or B. ViaBTC has already reached the free 100 accelerations per hour, which means you will need to wait till the next hour. |
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Hi thanks for the info!
How do i go about getting these transactions confirmed so that this all resolves?
As buywaytress mentioned, you'll need to find someone who wants to accelerate it for you, I doubt that your tx is going to confirm without it anytime soon. I don't think antpool still offers acceleration services for free, the only one that i know works for sure is https://pool.viabtc.com/tools/txaccelerator/, but you can barely get in nowadays. |
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Hi please help me get back my bitcoin!
I sent 0.13 btc to this address: 134VwwSMDVHmWiJsST5Ja1gg9fQGGSVL44
now in my electrum wallet it says 'unconfirmed parent' next to the transaction. Ive tried to solve this on my own by reading through a couple of tutorials and just haven't been able to get it right so far.
the transaction id :
f956a0428fb12f5ab40c73efcebb53755c678ff948e47eddb010384af2a3c289
It means that you are spending one or more outputs which have not yet been confirmed by the network. In this case it is https://blockchain.info/tx-index/312849527/1 of the outputs that hasn't been confirmed yet. When you look up your txid in blockchain.info, you'll see that there's a (U) next to the output, https://blockchain.info/tx/f956a0428fb12f5ab40c73efcebb53755c678ff948e47eddb010384af2a3c289 |
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As the question states, i'm wondering how people got access to the ViaBTC Customer acceleration only. When i made an account there was no option anywhere to pay something like a subscription fee.
Do i need to buy a mining contract from them? When googling i can't find anything about it. Does anyone have any experiences regarding this?
They used to have it but apparently they decided to get rid of it (only those who have some remaining, can use it before they clear it out): https://viabtc.com/announcement/18/
IIRC, they used to offer 5 free Customer-Only accelerations for each S9 contracts and each time you mine a single BTCitcoin they would give another free Customer-Only accelerations (forgot how many). That makes sense. Thanks for clearing that up. I was already thinking that they must have removed it somewhere down the road, but for some reason i've missed these announcements. |
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What if instead of banning bots and shitposters you shadowban them so they won't just create new accounts quickly? Or is this too harsh?
Shadowban them how? If they're shitposters they probably have more then one account, so it probably won't take long for them to find out that their posts on account X are not being seen by the rest of the forum, or their other accounts. Or even logging out would make their post disappear, i can't imagine that they don't notice that. Seems a lot of hassle to implement ( Take a look at how long it takes for the new forum to be programmed.  ) for something that doesn't really bring a solution for anything. |
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Hello, i have free electricity at my house. is there a site i can go to that will tell me which coins with low difficulty i can mine using my home pc's CPU? thanks.
Yes, you can try and use the nicehash profitability calculator. https://www.nicehash.com/profitability-calculator/Do note that i wouldn't recommend mining on nicehash, due to their high payout limits and their sloppy security, (they got "hacked" recently.) |
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I think the problem is that, the adress with money doesnt belong to the wallet that i have backup ..
If i only have the adress and transaction id can i find where it belongs?
You can find the amount that the adress holds by using a block explorer such as http://blockchain.info, but other then that, no. You can't access nor recover your bitcoin with only the adress + transaction id. |
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I am currently waiting for a transaction to send from my hardware device to an exchange and I sent a low fee so it is taking a while, can I proceed to send payments with high fees like normal or do I have to wait for this transaction to confirm?
The issue will be if any new transaction uses unconfirmed "change" from your low fee transaction, then the new transaction will also get stuck... as it cannot get confirmed until the low fee one does. This "chain" could continue for each new transaction that you make depending on how your wallet handles unconfirmed inputs, some wallets allow you to configure them so they will NOT try and spend unconfirmed inputs so you don't end up with a chain of unconfirmed transactions all waiting on one low fee transaction. No, not if the fees of the second transaction are high enough ( preferably 2x the recommended) Miners will simply mine the first transaction to get the fees from the second transaction, in which case you're essentially doing a CPFP transaction. https://themerkle.com/what-is-child-pay-for-parent/Thanks, really appreciated. Looks like i'm holding for a while. Lets hope the miners all upgrade quick with their profits from this year!
It has nothing to do with the miners not mining fast enough, it's simply that the blockchain is limited to X amount of normal non-segwit and segwit transactions. |
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Helo guys. I have a little problem with some missing BTC. I have made a 0.09565211 BTC deposit from yobit to bittrex but the credit is not added to my wallet. The transacction is yet confirmed in the blockchain with 531 confirmations just now and it appears in bittrex deposit section since yesterday, but the credit have dont been added to my bittrex wallet. In the next day, i have made another deposit of 0.0046923 BTC from yobit to bittrex and this deposit have been added correctly less in a 1 hour to my wallet with 15 confirmations, but the another transaction is not added yet. the first transaction is this one: https://blockchain.info/tx/6017580394624d51c4346b24d7a2d99491ab1f7113baeed7c1f853597ef881bdand the second this one: https://blockchain.info/tx/0ba47f4f5b5dce3287dcac21c8c3850fcc708899ad366c0a16b13261bb31a217Is the first time i have this problem. I have move many BTC from many wallets and always i received the deposit correctly once is confirmed. Is normal things like this could happened? i have write to bittrex support and im waiting for their answer. Best regards and thank you for your help. There seems to be a number of people having this issue recently. I see more and more of these posts popping up. Therefore i'd say that it isn't really "normal", but you shouldn't really worry too much either as bittrex's system probably made a mistake, and you will be probably refunded sooner or later. As you've already done, opening up a support ticket is probably the best option you have. Maybe you could tweet them or one of their employees, but other then that it's just a waiting game, unfortunately. |
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Hi everyone, I am pretty new to the Bitcoin & Blockchain world. I am currently reading Mastering Bitcoin, but I have a doubt I can't solve.
Let me use an easy example:
Let's say there are only 2 mining nodes (A and B), which are both mining the block 5 to to add it to the chain.
Now, from what I have understood, the transactions the 2 nodes have in their block 5 can differ. E.g. the transaction "Alice buys a coffee for 5 BTC" can be in the block 5 that the node A is mining, but not in the block 5 that the node B is mining (e.g. because this transaction arrived later to the node B compared to the node A).
Now, if the winning node for this block is the node B, the transaction "Alice...." won't be stamped in the ledger.
When the competition for the block 5 is over, are the "loosing" nodes (in this case the node A) giving up all the transactions in the block they were working on? and take new transactions from the memory pool?
In this case, if the nodes start again mining for the block 6, the transaction "Alice...." will be in the block 6 for node B, but not in the block 6 for node A (node A has given up the transaction from the block 5)
What if node A wins the mining? Won't the transaction "Alice...." be lost forever?
Please correct me
Cheers
It's not the nodes that do the mining process right now, it's the pools of miners. Furthermore, (transactions *basically* have nothing to do with the mining process). Mining is simply discovering a hash that is valid. Then they'll ( most likely) choose the transaction with the highest fees until the block is filled up. If miner B is ( significantly) faster then miner A, all the transactions from miner b will be added to the blockchain, and as you said, none from miner A . So, if Alice wasn't chosen by miner B to be in the block, she will still be in the mempool. If miner A mines block 6, and Alice her transaction fee is high enough, there's a good chance miner A takes and puts her transaction in block 6. (node A has given up the transaction from the block 5) Miner A has given up looking for said hash, but the transaction still remains valid to be added in future blocks. It seems to me that you interpret it as if the transactions itself are "mined", or need significant work to be added into the blockckhain, however this isn't the case. Thanks. Yes, I used the wrong terms, but I have clear in my mind the difference between mining and transactions. So let me try to ask you this question: is it correct to assume that in the first place the mining pools look for the hash (mining activity) and when they eventually find the hash they complete the block with transaction from the memory pool? What I am trying to understand is if the 2 activities happen one after the other. In this case if mining pool A doesn't win the first round Alice's transaction would stay in its pool because it is not included in the block the mining pool B has just added to the chain. A bit of a misunderstanding on my part, transaction are actually chosen BEFORE mining a block. I thought that that didn't really matter, but apparently it does. See this answer, https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/7330/whats-the-process-of-creating-a-block-on-the-blockchain |
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As the question states, i'm wondering how people got access to the ViaBTC Customer acceleration only. When i made an account there was no option anywhere to pay something like a subscription fee.
Do i need to buy a mining contract from them? When googling i can't find anything about it. Does anyone have any experiences regarding this?
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