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May 02, 2017, 05:36:31 PM |
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I am paying 0.0004 btc every 0.1 btc balance that will sign a message for me using their bitcoin wallet. For example, you have 0.5 btc balance in your bitcoin wallet, i will pay you 0.002 btc for signing a message for me. Thanks, I need this on May 9-10, and all participants will be paid on May 11.
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onnz423
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May 02, 2017, 07:28:33 PM |
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I am paying 0.0004 btc every 0.1 btc balance that will sign a message for me using their bitcoin wallet. For example, you have 0.5 btc balance in your bitcoin wallet, i will pay you 0.002 btc for signing a message for me. Thanks, I need this on May 9-10, and all participants will be paid on May 11.
I personally do not own that much BTC, but are you willing to use escrow? Since you do not have alot of trust here, i suggest you add an option of escrow to your thread. That will make more members to trust you and join your service. Sincerely, Onni
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May 02, 2017, 07:35:52 PM |
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I am paying 0.0004 btc every 0.1 btc balance that will sign a message for me using their bitcoin wallet. For example, you have 0.5 btc balance in your bitcoin wallet, i will pay you 0.002 btc for signing a message for me. Thanks, I need this on May 9-10, and all participants will be paid on May 11.
What happens if the wallet is already linked to Byteball? Will you still pay? Really, whoever wanted to send a signed message to 3rd party has already linked his wallet. Or is it another coin with distribution also around 10 May?
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TheButterZone
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May 03, 2017, 05:48:29 AM |
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So if I were able to sign a message with a BTC519.704 key you'd pay me BTC2.078816?
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Saying that you don't trust someone because of their behavior is completely valid.
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Rrita
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May 03, 2017, 09:02:01 AM |
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I have .30 BTC, If i signed a messages for you, How much you will pay to me?
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onnz423
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May 03, 2017, 09:05:34 AM |
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I have .30 BTC, If i signed a messages for you, How much you will pay to me?
Apperantly 0.0012 BTC, but if i was you i would ask him to pay first because you have been much longer here. You can also get byteball by yourself and sell it for BTC if you'd like, here is the link https://byteball.org/It is pretty simple thing to do.
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EZTips (OP)
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May 03, 2017, 11:03:24 AM |
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So if I were able to sign a message with a BTC519.704 key you'd pay me BTC2.078816?
Yeah I will pay you that amount. You have nothing to lose, just by signing a message. AT all, you are correct, Im doing all the work of linking it to my byteball address. if you dont want to do it for yourself, come with me. If you are willing pm me or post here, no need to use escrow, since you dont have anything to lose. You only need to sign a message though.
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Rrita
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May 03, 2017, 11:16:54 AM |
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I have .30 BTC, If i signed a messages for you, How much you will pay to me?
Apperantly 0.0012 BTC, but if i was you i would ask him to pay first because you have been much longer here. You can also get byteball by yourself and sell it for BTC if you'd like, here is the link https://byteball.org/It is pretty simple thing to do. Wil you elaborate it please? Actually how can i do that? I have visite byteball.org but what i have to do there?
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altcoinhosting2
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May 03, 2017, 11:20:19 AM |
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I have .30 BTC, If i signed a messages for you, How much you will pay to me?
Apperantly 0.0012 BTC, but if i was you i would ask him to pay first because you have been much longer here. You can also get byteball by yourself and sell it for BTC if you'd like, here is the link https://byteball.org/It is pretty simple thing to do. Wil you elaborate it please? Actually how can i do that? I have visite byteball.org but what i have to do there? download, install and sync the wallet, then start a chat with the bot: byteball:A2WMb6JEIrMhxVk+I0gIIW1vmM3ToKoLkNF8TqUV5UvX@byteball.org/bb#0000
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May 03, 2017, 11:28:23 AM |
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Wil you elaborate it please? Actually how can i do that? I have visite byteball.org but what i have to do there?
Go again to byteball.org and download (and install and start) the wallet. Right under the wallet download link there's a link (on byeball.org) a link to chat with the Transition Bot. Click that special link and the wallet should show the view where you'll discuss with the bot. There you'll link your Bitcoin wallet to your Byteball wallet - one good method is by signing the message the bot provides.
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Rrita
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May 03, 2017, 11:32:25 AM |
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I have .30 BTC, If i signed a messages for you, How much you will pay to me?
Apperantly 0.0012 BTC, but if i was you i would ask him to pay first because you have been much longer here. You can also get byteball by yourself and sell it for BTC if you'd like, here is the link https://byteball.org/It is pretty simple thing to do. Wil you elaborate it please? Actually how can i do that? I have visite byteball.org but what i have to do there? download, install and sync the wallet, then start a chat with the bot: byteball:A2WMb6JEIrMhxVk+I0gIIW1vmM3ToKoLkNF8TqUV5UvX@byteball.org/bb#0000 Thanks a lot bro. Wil you elaborate it please? Actually how can i do that? I have visite byteball.org but what i have to do there?
Go again to byteball.org and download (and install and start) the wallet. Right under the wallet download link there's a link (on byeball.org) a link to chat with the Transition Bot. Click that special link and the wallet should show the view where you'll discuss with the bot. There you'll link your Bitcoin wallet to your Byteball wallet - one good method is by signing the message the bot provides. Many many thanks to you. you guys are awesome here . I found this forum people are very helpful.
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May 06, 2017, 12:05:23 AM |
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I am paying 0.0004 btc every 0.1 btc balance that will sign a message for me using their bitcoin wallet. For example, you have 0.5 btc balance in your bitcoin wallet, i will pay you 0.002 btc for signing a message for me. Thanks, I need this on May 9-10, and all participants will be paid on May 11.
If you want to do this then I suggest you use escrow because otherwise nobody around here is going to trust a junior member with their signed message. Even if they've got nothing to lose, they could have potentially still made more money, instead of getting scammed by you. So if I were able to sign a message with a BTC519.704 key you'd pay me BTC2.078816?
Jesus, well you're a lucky bastard.... Just do it yourself on your own Byteball client, you'll get more BTC. And you don't need to worry about the legitimacy of the OP either.
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TheButterZone
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May 06, 2017, 01:32:39 AM |
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I am paying 0.0004 btc every 0.1 btc balance that will sign a message for me using their bitcoin wallet. For example, you have 0.5 btc balance in your bitcoin wallet, i will pay you 0.002 btc for signing a message for me. Thanks, I need this on May 9-10, and all participants will be paid on May 11.
If you want to do this then I suggest you use escrow because otherwise nobody around here is going to trust a junior member with their signed message. Even if they've got nothing to lose, they could have potentially still made more money, instead of getting scammed by you. So if I were able to sign a message with a BTC519.704 key you'd pay me BTC2.078816?
Jesus, well you're a lucky bastard.... Just do it yourself on your own Byteball client, you'll get more BTC. And you don't need to worry about the legitimacy of the OP either. Presuming 0.118 BTC per GByte and receiving 62.5 MB for each 1 BTC of linked balance, I would get 3.74298535 BTC for 519.704BTC?
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Saying that you don't trust someone because of their behavior is completely valid.
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May 06, 2017, 01:53:02 AM |
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Has anyone assessed the risks of linking bitcoin addresses to byteball wallet? it seems rather unrealistic to get money just like that. Even though I'm using an address more than 50 times and signing a message with it makes no difference, so if anyone is using an address more than once then signing a message with a huge balance shouldn't cause any concern.
Given there are 16M+ bitcoins I don't know why those big whales aren't joining this to earn some decent profit?
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cabron
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May 06, 2017, 01:56:01 AM |
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It feels like i miss a lot of byteballs i have sold almost 4 btc of mine without linking. It seem would take time too because all my btc are stored on exchanges and easy to cash out than keep it on my desktop wallet. Also syncing wallet is a hassle for me. But thanks to this thread, I might just link mine the next time I receive them.
Will linking to byteball using electrum works?
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May 06, 2017, 02:10:40 AM |
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I currently have 0.1 BTC but it is stored in a multisig wallet. How can I participate on this? So I need to transfer it first let's say on blockchain.info? Thanks I already read this kind of related topic on other thread, seems really profitable.
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May 06, 2017, 04:03:07 AM |
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I already saw this kind of thread few weeks ago. But dont get me wrong. What is the benefit for the OP if we signed a message with our BTC wallet?
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NeuroticFish
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May 06, 2017, 06:15:19 AM |
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Presuming 0.118 BTC per GByte and receiving 62.5 MB for each 1 BTC of linked balance, I would get 3.74298535 BTC for 519.704BTC?
Yep. I'd expect a fall in the price after the new airdrop, but lately the price was very good and many want to buy byteball so yeah, it's something around 3.7 BTCI already saw this kind of thread few weeks ago. But dont get me wrong. What is the benefit for the OP if we signed a message with our BTC wallet?
To get (more) byteball (an altcoin) for free. I currently have 0.1 BTC but it is stored in a multisig wallet. How can I participate on this? So I need to transfer it first let's say on blockchain.info? Thanks I already read this kind of related topic on other thread, seems really profitable.
Hmm... multisig or not, it is one wallet address. Of course, everything is easier with normal wallet, but also multisig should work. I don't know how is multisig signed message going to be checked, but if you can sign the message provided for linking, you are good. Another option to link the wallet is by sending a small amount of Bitcoin, if I remember that right. However, you can try all this by yourself with the bot from the byteball wallet and if you have issues ask in their thread, I am sure the byteball devs know all this better than me.
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May 06, 2017, 12:46:16 PM |
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I currently have 0.1 BTC but it is stored in a multisig wallet. How can I participate on this? So I need to transfer it first let's say on blockchain.info? Thanks I already read this kind of related topic on other thread, seems really profitable.
Hmm... multisig or not, it is one wallet address. Of course, everything is easier with normal wallet, but also multisig should work. I don't know how is multisig signed message going to be checked, but if you can sign the message provided for linking, you are good. Another option to link the wallet is by sending a small amount of Bitcoin, if I remember that right. However, you can try all this by yourself with the bot from the byteball wallet and if you have issues ask in their thread, I am sure the byteball devs know all this better than me. Thank you so much for your advice, I appreciate it. I already asked this before when I'm new in bitcoin they said that I can't sign a message using a multisig and I don't really know how to if it is possible in other way.
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May 06, 2017, 01:24:37 PM |
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Has anyone assessed the risks of linking bitcoin addresses to byteball wallet? it seems rather unrealistic to get money just like that. Even though I'm using an address more than 50 times and signing a message with it makes no difference, so if anyone is using an address more than once then signing a message with a huge balance shouldn't cause any concern.
Given there are 16M+ bitcoins I don't know why those big whales aren't joining this to earn some decent profit?
Actually the wales are onto this deal already. Just check the transaction log with the linked BTC wallets so far and there are people with 10k coins per wallet on there etc.
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