Probably won't be added to the current forum, would be a lot of hassle for no real reason, as they're  already planning to add this in the new forum already.. If that EVER comes...

See hilariousandco's post about it here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1100415.10 talking about adding it.

Not really, i've seen plenty of spammers simply spouting more nonsense just so they have 75-100 chars. They will just adapt and make their sentences a bit longer with even more nonsense.

I really doubt that that is going to solve anything.


Or simply remove the potential activity from Offtopic/Politics/Local Boards.

You can use electrum, and then manually make a transaction, ( if they don't support it but i'm pretty sure they do.) See https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=451707.0

Alternatively  you can use bitcoind and use the "sendmany" Call? Should work aswell.

EDIT: See posts below. Electrum does suppot mass sending just as described in linked thread

Did any of you guys even check the transaction ID before writing your post?

The TXID of the time of posting of OP already had atleast over 100 confirmations.. It was and shortly confirmed in  Block: 499552..

My god the current state of the forum is really, really bad.


His money is waiting in his wallet at https://blockchain.info/address/1Jm8Yy1b9nitTR6YdJw8JyxADBjXuN5qYV

Then there is something wrong with your wallet, as the transaction ID you provided da086e2b3954e81daa7de6b8cf330db26959d457b80a1c636a1a2f8572fa2bbd seems to have been confirmed a long time ago.

(Currently has over 260 Confirmations).

What wallet are you using?

Why wouldn't you if you have free power? If you simply make sure your rig doesn't overheat, every $ is profit ( if you weren't going to do anything anyway with the pc's.

600 H/s would get you ~ 62$ a month, which could be a lot depending on where you are from. See https://www.cryptocompare.com/mining/calculator/xmr?HashingPower=600&HashingUnit=H%2Fs&PowerConsumption=200&CostPerkWh=0.0

That's ~720$ per year. Might not be much, but depending on the effort you need to put in, it might just be worth it.

You should combine them all together, and then try to have atleast 5sat/b, and try to get it confirmed by adding it into mining pool accelerators such as http://confirmtx.com.

Transactions usually stay in the mempool depending on how long you keep broadcasting them. If you don't stop broadcasting it, it won't disappear.

I don't think you actually understand that that is impossible.

A bitcoin adress is exactly the same as a USDT adress. They are both generated with the same keys.

So a USDT adress will also be a valid BTC adress. Any wallet prohibiting sending anything to a USDT adress will also prohibit to sending to every bitcoin adress.

You couldn't be asked to simply google it?


You can't buy a paper wallet, you simply create them using a tool such as https://www.bitaddress.org/bitaddress.org-v3.3.0-SHA256-dec17c07685e1870960903d8f58090475b25af946fe95a734f88408cef4aa194.html

>Generate a wallet

> Choose paper wallet

> Print out the papers with all the keys etcetera.

> Voila. There's your paper wallet.

Make sure you're offline while generating the wallet on the site, as you never know what information they or other 3rd parties gather.

https://blog.coinbase.com/what-is-a-bitcoin-fork-cba07fe73ef1?gi=5f8bfde94062
https://www.coindesk.com/short-guide-bitcoin-forks-explained/

A fork is basically a split of the network, mostly due to disagreements about for example the blocktimes, or sizes ( see bitcoin  cash).

What happens is that at a certain moment ( snapshot), the bitcoin chain will split, and another blockchain will be born.

You also have forks that are done by accident, when 2 miners mine a block at the same time, the network will be split aswell, until the next block is mined. ( nodes will accept the longest chain.) The other block will either be orphaned, or rejected.

The transaction has over 200 confirmations, at which point you can indeed definitely say that it is confirmed.

As i read it, you are sending bitcoin to litebit.eu, -> right?

In that case, the fault is at their software,  and not the bitcoin protocol/ your transaction.

You should contact their support and see if they can manually fix the issue.

So where on the site do they ask you to add your private keys in a malicious way?

You can simply add already leaked private keys, but i really wouldn't call this site a phishing site.

Also, these keys aren't fake, they are real and have a corresponding valid adress. try it out for yourself.

What exactly do you mean?

I believe that signature managers simply go to through your post history to see if the posts you made were viable, (and complied with the rules given to posting). They don't look through every single thread in the forum if that is what you mean.

This indeed might be different for ANN threads, where say for example you need to make 1 post a week, but i believe this is against the rules ( self-bumping).

For beginners, i would either recommend you to use Bitcoin Core, https://bitcoin.org/en/bitcoin-core/  , or even more noob-friendly, Electrum. https://electrum.org/#home

For both bitcoin and altcoin, you could try something like Exodus https://www.exodus.io/releases/



This would depend, you can choose to keep all your altcoin funds in the exchange, which is not so secure, or you can use the wallet specified by the developers of the altcoin. ( If it it isn't support by say Exodus).

Always be wary to check the wallet of viruses, if it is a relatively unknown altcoin. Developers tend to hide them in these files sometimes.

Never use something like blockchain.info, as you will be missing alot of features, including direct access to your private keys, RBF transactions, and CPFP transactions.

You should provide more information, if it's a double spend to trick you, it should be easily visible, if it's not, but just a transaction with low fees or a transaction that isn't broadcasted properly, that should be visible aswell.

Please link your TXID, and what wallet exactly did you use to broadcast your transaction? Or did you use the OACCoin.com service?

You simply used the AbandonTransaction option in bitcoin core?

Is it currently greyed out? You could try to delete the mempool.dat, then, use walletbroadcast=0 and try to abandon the TX again.

Alternatively, use -zapwallettxes if all the above doesn't work. It should remove the transaction, (and all other unconfirmed transactions)

https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/45988/how-do-you-apply-zapwallettxes-on-windows

I'd say that the user ID is indeed the number shown in the profile URL, yes. So yours would be 1343936

So yes, there is indeed a difference. Also, the lower your ID is, the earlier you signed up on the forum, while your username is simply what you chose.

Some campaigns may require you to do this because they don't want to go through the hassle of searching up bitcointalk usernames with weird letters and symbols in them.

Your price went down 1000% rather quickly.  

You are now selling an Iphone X for 1750$, which is still way overpriced, (how could you ever offer this to a non-trusted 3rd party reseller), as the retailer price is like 999$. https://www.apple.com/shop/buy-iphone/iphone-x

Ontop of that you have included no screenshots, no prove, and yet all these accounts simply place offers? Could you maybe

A. provide proof you own the phone,

B. Give us a realistic price for it?

Also, how can we exactly be sure that this isn't some counterfeit iPhone from China?


-- You must be extremely delusional to buy from this guy. --

I was just wondering if it is actually allowed to indirectly promoted your ref links, say through an article on a domain, or twitter page, you name it.

I've seen quite a bit of these popping up, and i'm pretty sure it's against the rules (?).


These for example:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2586853.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2592333.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2591038.0

This is just the first page of the beginners section.

Fee is only 7 sat/byte. This transaction is indeed not going to be able to be confirmed manually.

I don't think a RBF is possible either because you don't control the private keys.

The only thing you could do is try to accelerate it by adding it to http://confirmtx.com/ or Antpool's accelerator.