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November 30, 2014, 08:36:03 PM

Whoever is operating the bot has accumulated 1750 coins already apparently and according to a redditor is throttling the purchases to prevent it moving the price upwards. We are still four days away from the auction. What does someone know? Smiley

yea this person/group has some deep pockets purchasing nearly 3 BTC every minute.


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November 30, 2014, 08:47:51 PM

Lambchop: Having re-read the post concerned, my request for clarification, and your response I am afraid it is back to ignore for you!

Edit: I am sure the rest of the readers will breathe a sigh of relief.
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November 30, 2014, 08:54:27 PM

How's it going, Bitcoiners?

Honest, this time will be different!

Willing to keep posting the same gif as long as you investment enthusiasts keep falling for the same gag Cool


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I second this question.

The article merely explains how the paper explains how bitcoin nodes can be pushed from tor and forced to connect through clearnet by triggering DOS protection against the tor gateway IPs.

Doesn't imply tor is broken at all.

btw: there's still a simple way to hide your IP when making a transaction: Hide in the mass of people using the same electrum (or obelisk, or ...) server. Yes, you have to trust the server operator to not store your IP or to not give it out. If you can't bring yourself to do that, just run your own server and get other to use it.


And isn't it possible to mask a wallets IP, by having one wallet with open connections and a second hidden wallet that only connects to the open wallet using connect=<ip> in the conf file?

The first wallet is used to supply the up-to-date block chain to the hidden wallet, which will only connect to one specific IP (the IP of the open wallet) making the hidden wallet completely invisible to all other wallets apart from the one it's configured to connect to.

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November 30, 2014, 09:00:59 PM


Explanation
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I second this question.

The article merely explains how the paper explains how bitcoin nodes can be pushed from tor and forced to connect through clearnet by triggering DOS protection against the tor gateway IPs.

Doesn't imply tor is broken at all.

btw: there's still a simple way to hide your IP when making a transaction: Hide in the mass of people using the same electrum (or obelisk, or ...) server. Yes, you have to trust the server operator to not store your IP or to not give it out. If you can't bring yourself to do that, just run your own server and get other to use it.


And isn't it possible to mask a wallets IP, by having one wallet with open connections and a second hidden wallet that only connects to the open wallet using connect=<ip> in the conf file?

The first wallet is used to supply the up-to-date block chain to the hidden wallet, which will only connect to one specific IP (the IP of the open wallet) making the hidden wallet completely invisible to all other wallets apart from the one it's configured to connect to.



This is clever. You will end up with two copies of the blockchain but I guess storage is cheap. But isn't the transaction untlmately broadcast from the same ip?
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November 30, 2014, 09:28:47 PM


I second this question.

The article merely explains how the paper explains how bitcoin nodes can be pushed from tor and forced to connect through clearnet by triggering DOS protection against the tor gateway IPs.

Doesn't imply tor is broken at all.

btw: there's still a simple way to hide your IP when making a transaction: Hide in the mass of people using the same electrum (or obelisk, or ...) server. Yes, you have to trust the server operator to not store your IP or to not give it out. If you can't bring yourself to do that, just run your own server and get other to use it.


And isn't it possible to mask a wallets IP, by having one wallet with open connections and a second hidden wallet that only connects to the open wallet using connect=<ip> in the conf file?

The first wallet is used to supply the up-to-date block chain to the hidden wallet, which will only connect to one specific IP (the IP of the open wallet) making the hidden wallet completely invisible to all other wallets apart from the one it's configured to connect to.



This is clever. You will end up with two copies of the blockchain but I guess storage is cheap. But isn't the transaction untlmately broadcast from the same ip?

Well you would need a vps, and setup the command-line server version of bitcoin (bitcoind),  therefore only the vps IP address is visible to the rest of the network.

EDIT:  I'm not 100% sure the hidden wallets IP is in fact hidden.  But it won't show in anyone else's peer list afaik. I think bitcoin uses some ICR protocol to search for potential peers. Whether the hidden wallet is hidden here I don't know.
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November 30, 2014, 09:32:22 PM


as I suspected they might...
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November 30, 2014, 10:10:56 PM

the rally should get started soon.  Smiley
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November 30, 2014, 10:19:06 PM

Ok, I give in. I have to let Lambie, the ripple guy, shroomie and a couple of others go. I don't have time to go through all this drivel.
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November 30, 2014, 10:27:58 PM

Ok, I give in. I have to let Lambie, the ripple guy, shroomie and a couple of others go. I don't have time to go through all this drivel.

Not to mention the benefits to your mental health. Let the healing begin  Grin
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November 30, 2014, 10:29:12 PM

Ok, I give in. I have to let Lambie, the ripple guy, shroomie and a couple of others go. I don't have time to go through all this drivel.

But why? They're so humorous... Plus they tend to post each, at specific time.

LambChop: Anytime there's a dip (small, big, doesn't matter)
Shroomie: Anytime there's a flat line. He pops like 5-6 posts one after another
Random others: Maybe they're the alter egos of the aforementioned gentlemen

THIS IS GENTLEMEN!


Goodnight for now. Will resume CCMF tomorrow.
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November 30, 2014, 10:32:28 PM

Ok, I give in. I have to let Lambie, the ripple guy, shroomie and a couple of others go. I don't have time to go through all this drivel.

Not to mention the benefits to your mental health. Let the healing begin  Grin

Thank you. With that logo/avatar you're like a Kiwi-zen master.
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November 30, 2014, 10:33:33 PM

Ok, I give in. I have to let Lambie, the ripple guy, shroomie and a couple of others go. I don't have time to go through all this drivel.

But why? They're so humorous... Plus they tend to post each, at specific time.

LambChop: Anytime there's a dip (small, big, doesn't matter)
Shroomie: Anytime there's a flat line. He pops like 5-6 posts one after another
Random others: Maybe they're the alter egos of the aforementioned gentlemen

THIS IS GENTLEMEN!


Goodnight for now. Will resume CCMF tomorrow.


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November 30, 2014, 10:34:52 PM

Ok, I give in. I have to let Lambie, the ripple guy, shroomie and a couple of others go. I don't have time to go through all this drivel.

Not to mention the benefits to your mental health. Let the healing begin  Grin

Thank you. With that logo/avatar you're like a Kiwi-zen master.

Well like you, I don't have time to wade through endless pages of drivel trying to catch up each day. And I hate stress in my life  Smiley
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November 30, 2014, 10:37:50 PM

Still same old jokes? Still stable, no worries gentlemen.
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November 30, 2014, 10:38:44 PM

...I don't have time to go through all this drivel.

I'd say find the time, but hey, you know better...



@keewee:  Go ahead and relax, you'll enjoy it more...
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November 30, 2014, 10:40:28 PM

Ok, I give in. I have to let Lambie, the ripple guy, shroomie and a couple of others go. I don't have time to go through all this drivel.

Not to mention the benefits to your mental health. Let the healing begin  Grin

Thank you. With that logo/avatar you're like a Kiwi-zen master.

Well like you, I don't have time to wade through endless pages of drivel trying to catch up each day. And I hate stress in my life  Smiley

The world really looks brighter and happier this way! It's like driving with a newly polished car.
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...It's like driving with a newly polished car.

...Blindfolded.

Edit:  Which one of you deviants killed BFX pumpbot?
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