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What is the treasury address
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I am getting a permissions error when trying to build make MXE_TARGETS="i686-w64-mingw32.static" qttools.
make[1]: *** [build-only-libmysqlclient_i686-w64-mingw32.static] Error 1
Any ideas?
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I assume you are joking. Agreed. However, I'm suspecting you're not married or have many close family relations in the US? The moment I brought up renouncing to my wife, and that she would need to apply for visas to visit family, friends, etc., well... you can imagine the response.
Every day I am bombarded by facts illustrating the US is a gynocentric empire of nothingness. There's probably no point even educating women in the first place, because even if they learn some type of skill to generate a living, it actually makes them upset to do so and they find no purpose in life without attempting to extort resources from men instead. The mind of a woman literally is the mind of a prostitute. They have no idea what to do with their lives if they accidentally acquire resources using a non-prostitution method. Case in point, a 17yr old woman in the UK won the lottery then claimed it made her unhappy because she no longer had any type of purpose and then she attempted to sue the govt for giving her the money: https://www.marketwatch.com/story/she-won-more-than-a-million-dollars-in-the-lottery-and-shes-suing-the-lottery-over-it-2017-02-15 |
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Believe or go home. Compare this to the dot com bubble. This is only the beginning
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Perhaps this is too simplistic for this board, though hopefully you can help me. I'm currently trying to interpret general crypto code, as a basic coder. Is it agreed that bitcoin code is inherently very inefficient. To me it appears much code is duplicated unnecessarily. Ultimately, to me, bitcoin's code is still pre-beta, with minimal comments and few modules.
Can someone please advise which .cpp file states which hashing algorithm, the coin is using. ie what differs between sha265 hashed coin's code vs an equihash.
Take bitcoin gold for example. How does their wallet know how to interpret both equihash and sha265, depending on which block is being interrogated.
Bitgoin gold has significantly more lines of code than bitcoin. Is this purely to allow the blockchain to cope with two completely different hashes?
I can recall older coins changing algorithm over the years, though most did a 1 to 1 swap at an exchange. To me that is cheating. Obviously it cant be done eg Bitgoin gold, though is an algorithm change mid blockchain difficult to implement?
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Any help with masternode code?
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Any help with masternode code?
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Any samples of your work?
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If you follow the instructions above it will work for you. If you have multiple previous (deposits) inputs to the address you are trying to unlock, the command becomes rather long, though achievable. Let me know if you need any help
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Excellent instructions, many thanks. Got the Tx created and signed correctly, however when I try to send transaction to network I am faced with the following error.
mandatory-script-verify-flag-failed (Signature must be zero for failed CHECK(MULTI)SIG operation
Any ideas?
Figured it out for anyone who's interested. Make sure you use the amounts of the original inputs when signing. I was using adjusted amounts to allow for fees, which was incorrect. Although it will sign correctly, the transaction cant be sent. The fees adjustment need only be taken into account when creating the transaction, not while signing it. |
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Excellent instructions, many thanks. Got the Tx created and signed correctly, however when I try to send transaction to network I am faced with the following error.
mandatory-script-verify-flag-failed (Signature must be zero for failed CHECK(MULTI)SIG operation
Any ideas?
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At least it does not have a completely stolen infrastructure like Bitcoin Cash. I think Bitcoin Gold has a more original structure than Bitcoin Cash. But I also can not trust the team of Bitcoin Gold.
Where are they? Why they ignore the people who made them rich |
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I have sold my BTG just few hours ago on $410 and I already regret that decision, I guess I've got too exciting.
Should I buy it back till the price is aroung $400, or maybe wait a day or two?
What would you do if you were me? I don't wanna miss a great chance here!
How did you recover your BTG? Did you have a "3" address from Electrum? I think you can't split coins from a segwit address. not easily at least ....yeah and do you know how I go about doing this? i don't know but a bunch of people are having the same problem, same with multisig addresses I just imported my private key into a new electrum wallet and now I have a "1" address... however, when I try to locate this "1" address on a bitcoin gold explorer, I don't see the BTG balance. However, when I go back and view my previous address that began with a "3", I can see the BTG balance... not sure what I do.... Same issues here. Seems the devs arent interested. Coin is destined to fail. doesnt bcash have the same issue? Yes. Does that make it acceptable? |
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I have sold my BTG just few hours ago on $410 and I already regret that decision, I guess I've got too exciting.
Should I buy it back till the price is aroung $400, or maybe wait a day or two?
What would you do if you were me? I don't wanna miss a great chance here!
How did you recover your BTG? Did you have a "3" address from Electrum? I think you can't split coins from a segwit address. not easily at least ....yeah and do you know how I go about doing this? i don't know but a bunch of people are having the same problem, same with multisig addresses I just imported my private key into a new electrum wallet and now I have a "1" address... however, when I try to locate this "1" address on a bitcoin gold explorer, I don't see the BTG balance. However, when I go back and view my previous address that began with a "3", I can see the BTG balance... not sure what I do.... Same issues here. Seems the devs arent interested. Coin is destined to fail. |
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OK devs, Ive seen this asked a few times now with no response from yourselves. You aren't exactly inspiring much confidence.
Your community is unable to use electrum addresses beginning with 3 to sweep or import as bitcoin gold. Can you please advise. As developers this is your responsibility.
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Ok well now I'm totally confused, did I lose my BTG forever? Because --- I just imported my private key from my Mac which contained the "3" address and I imported the associated private key to my Dell PC Electrum wallet and created a new wallet through the standard set up and imported my private key.... now my private key that was on my Mac has a "1" address... but when I look up the "1" address the explorer doesn't return a result... but when I go back to view my "3" address I still see the BTG
Did I lose it forever since my new electrum wallet reassigned my private key to a "1" address?
No, you haven't lost it... the private key hasn't be "reassigned"... When you export a private key from Electrum for a "3" address... it doesn't get your ALL the private keys required to recreate that "3" address. Your wallet should say something like "2of3" or "2of2" or something like that in the title bar... The first number is the minimum number of signatures required to sign transactions... the 2nd number is the total number of private keys used to create the wallet. So if you have "2of3", the wallet was originally created by merging 3 keys together... but you only need any 2 of these to sign a transaction. Depending on how the wallet was actually made will determine how many private keys are actually stored in your copy of the wallet... and whether or not you need private keys from other wallets to "co-sign" your transaction. Do you remember how you setup the wallet? what xprvs, xpubs you used? or did you create a "two factor authentication" aka "2FA" wallet? I'm also struggling here. All my elctrum addresses start with 3 and therefore I am unable to import ANY BTC keys to BTG wallet. I have tried various different methods to no avail. Surely someone has a solution. |
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BCH now 30% more profitable as per coin dance. What happens now. Is anyone else panicking?
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States in the rules that zero balance wallets will be excluded from the airdrop. If this is my first one, does this mean I have to purchase some coins first?
I think this relates to the people that dump their coin after joining airdrop but not 100% sure. Read the entire first page would be my recommendation. 0.008 has just appeared in my wallet. I am guessing I am eligible provided I keep this as is |
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Several months have passed. But SNM prices are no sign of price increases. Until now SNM prices dropped sharply.
People say that SNM is a scam.
Just wait until the end of August hopefully will end well.
Upward trend now by the looks of it. Give it time |
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