smooth
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April 11, 2014, 10:06:49 PM |
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Maybe someone can elude my thinking.
This coin claims to be truly anonymous, something bitcoin could not achieve. Why would we need to be anonymous. Well to be independent from government for instance and to be secure from money seizure.
But if you don't want your wealth store seized,then is a coin with a wallet file the right way to go? In that concept there is no such thing as a brain wallet, or am I getting it wrong ? Same issure with bitcoins. If your hard disk is seized (or broken), your wealth store is gone.
There is a coin with a diffrent concept, where no matter where you are in the world, you can enter your passphrase and access your money as long as the network is up and running. So no wallet file. It is a decentralized wallet. If your passphrase is good, your money is secure. No one can take it from you, except he's guessing your passphrase.
In my eyes brainwallets are a huge advantage over a filebound wallet.
Or am I getting something wrong here ? Is it possible to access my bytecoins from any computer in the world, without having my initial wallet file ?
I think you could in fact memorize a BCN private key (i.e. brain wallet). It might be harder to memorize than a bitcoin key, but I'm not sure. Would have to look more closely at the key format.
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anonimus
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April 11, 2014, 11:03:25 PM |
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The first one is the one!!!!! 2e7d2c03a9507ae265ecf5b5356885a53393a2029d241394997265a1a25aefc6 96405086c84eeee31fb6d2df699bc36a0a74f6bcd604c8c6f4c2a6ac894f1218 7b8b965ad4bca0e41ab51de7b31363a1 b5d2099e49bdb07b8176dff5e23b3c14 07e17b52d3e62985c512482c683d10ddb544910aabcd4472e953db4f1a7e48662ddb4751c7e0bb9 8fe5e0b7f75439e28d474d57c1359060d2322e08f9f8d3c12 62f0dfda58e1d1d608e8456643a8acf8e3a3fe87af028e4e 0f0f9344 44762ecccb285040aa94ecdc84320efa4d031683bff3eadf068dcd4e 874ad08ad072fd0c0481e5e9d9373abaf86c99ec2d635f32c83064273f2d267c91afd7c7a8e3f4a e e5c4ef5f6cfaa10ac3410dc4fac9a95f4a338ed0805220e2583022f704f9c056 80bfa2589f3219c0ec0846a52404b53c6d97d243290d337b1a919d22a3f83580 aa66509891ad28030349ba9581e8c92528faab6a34349061a44b6f8fcd8d6877a67b05508983f12 f8610302d1783401a07ec41c7e9ebd656de34ec60d84d9511 638065faf5d4de3b7d0fe29b011a835882bdd15f59150ac9b9a94a27718b0fdc 76d32be0 9b6ad4fc35fff4044212f2df098b4ef2 13af8f6829ce11f6ac7f253414e8da63566d1574c702d3fc4008cf270547831a aaeef6e6670af3df5fe9db64188f1906c3ae67a45e1b753d 8d182905e535537a32cc0c475403d1fe78ee541a40d61e0b306d7541ed8dbb63d550dab383d0fca 0e23448af99bffe10 95cb0bfd2977c761298d9624e4b4d4c72a39974a 613b1d25 bc0fa59409d92e77348b4356ea51742c b5fd6c7b3a613b289daeeda6d9d0c158 e9d71f5ee7c92d6dc9e92ffdad17b8bd49418f98 b4c0b67ea493b58d47d74e4487efa9d6 99c4b4d5444c9d4cfdd5f450f2da4e141b40879d46ed1cf2a6fa7e4b898ee70b5b6f8b3ddca07e7 56f0002bedbd72b14e0c0bea5cf67fc1635fa89f11e59200e f9333e45d857f5d90a91bab70a1eba0cfb1be4b0783c9acfcd883a9134692925 06c9f71496e24dec6acc44895648cf9ec40b5cebb7bc4858a3c69f25 00650065 015f6180d05a9bb472a3f2e9093732c4514e61f6 3fee557f60ed498c711f92d81204b575 9dcde2a89f9afd1a7c9024ace9a075df13c584f1 229ea20d2bf86760822b890608a8f455
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Johnny Mnemonic
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April 12, 2014, 12:47:58 AM |
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I figured out all but 2 parts, but I'm sure it'll take significant digging to get the rest.
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FasterStronger
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April 12, 2014, 09:12:43 AM |
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I think, BCN can be called cryptocurrency 2.0 as it is more anonymous and decentralised than BTC.
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JunkieMiner
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April 12, 2014, 09:18:42 AM |
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Hello, I just join and and after reading through the thread I didn't quite get about CPU.
Does it support GPU mining?
Or it is CPU-only and no special devices to be created to mine?
Am I right, bytecoin is based on cryptonote technology?! Is bytecoin much differ from scrypt coins based on other technologies?
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Qwerty777
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April 12, 2014, 09:32:38 AM |
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No wonder BCN is growing steadily, its benefits are obvious. What do you think about the cryptonote technology used in BCN guys?
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MadridReal
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April 12, 2014, 09:32:45 AM |
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The word is out that Satoshi Nakamoto took part in creating BCN to correct the flaws of BTC. Should we believe this?
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smooth
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April 12, 2014, 10:43:04 AM |
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okay this is getting wierd. Maybe all of you just happened to have alt profiles and get interested in it the same day . . but there's an awfully large amount of profiles created march 20-22 posting here.
Check their last active
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heskey
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April 12, 2014, 10:53:06 AM |
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Something is not right here, 2 years with no one noticing - thats simply not plausable for 'digital anonymous money'.
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madzooka
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April 12, 2014, 12:10:00 PM |
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The word is out that Satoshi Nakamoto took part in creating BCN to correct the flaws of BTC. Should we believe this? BCN has great prospects and reminds me Bitcoin back in 2009. As for the rumors about Satoshi being involved, the person might never even existed. I heard Satoshi was not a person, but a group of developers.
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Bytecoin (BCN) - true anonymity, privacy protection and only CPU-mining
Bytecoin address - 21eQrEa2wVcdnf8viyaDu78anS4aX3Kvqiyidan25UBCWRokFoTpAHk6hduLR1oBeJ7Map75dCQv4an r2meEiH4wKc1tbQh
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ahmed_bodi
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April 12, 2014, 12:14:21 PM |
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my opinion these are all alts of DStrange XD
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Bitrated user: ahmedbodi.
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x0rcist
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April 12, 2014, 12:59:08 PM Last edit: April 22, 2014, 08:14:15 PM by x0rcist |
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The first one is the one!!!!! 2e7d2c03a9507ae265ecf5b5356885a53393a2029d241394997265a1a25aefc6 96405086c84eeee31fb6d2df699bc36a0a74f6bcd604c8c6f4c2a6ac894f1218 7b8b965ad4bca0e41ab51de7b31363a1 b5d2099e49bdb07b8176dff5e23b3c14 07e17b52d3e62985c512482c683d10ddb544910aabcd4472e953db4f1a7e48662ddb4751c7e0bb9 8fe5e0b7f75439e28d474d57c1359060d2322e08f9f8d3c12 62f0dfda58e1d1d608e8456643a8acf8e3a3fe87af028e4e 0f0f9344 44762ecccb285040aa94ecdc84320efa4d031683bff3eadf068dcd4e 874ad08ad072fd0c0481e5e9d9373abaf86c99ec2d635f32c83064273f2d267c91afd7c7a8e3f4a e e5c4ef5f6cfaa10ac3410dc4fac9a95f4a338ed0805220e2583022f704f9c056 80bfa2589f3219c0ec0846a52404b53c6d97d243290d337b1a919d22a3f83580 aa66509891ad28030349ba9581e8c92528faab6a34349061a44b6f8fcd8d6877a67b05508983f12 f8610302d1783401a07ec41c7e9ebd656de34ec60d84d9511 638065faf5d4de3b7d0fe29b011a835882bdd15f59150ac9b9a94a27718b0fdc 76d32be0 9b6ad4fc35fff4044212f2df098b4ef2 13af8f6829ce11f6ac7f253414e8da63566d1574c702d3fc4008cf270547831a aaeef6e6670af3df5fe9db64188f1906c3ae67a45e1b753d 8d182905e535537a32cc0c475403d1fe78ee541a40d61e0b306d7541ed8dbb63d550dab383d0fca 0e23448af99bffe10 95cb0bfd2977c761298d9624e4b4d4c72a39974a 613b1d25 bc0fa59409d92e77348b4356ea51742c b5fd6c7b3a613b289daeeda6d9d0c158 e9d71f5ee7c92d6dc9e92ffdad17b8bd49418f98 b4c0b67ea493b58d47d74e4487efa9d6 99c4b4d5444c9d4cfdd5f450f2da4e141b40879d46ed1cf2a6fa7e4b898ee70b5b6f8b3ddca07e7 56f0002bedbd72b14e0c0bea5cf67fc1635fa89f11e59200e f9333e45d857f5d90a91bab70a1eba0cfb1be4b0783c9acfcd883a9134692925 06c9f71496e24dec6acc44895648cf9ec40b5cebb7bc4858a3c69f25 00650065 015f6180d05a9bb472a3f2e9093732c4514e61f6 3fee557f60ed498c711f92d81204b575 9dcde2a89f9afd1a7c9024ace9a075df13c584f1 229ea20d2bf86760822b890608a8f455 solved? centosorgwywlfpppeyourbcnaddress all strings are different hashes which decode to a letter.
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EndlessWin
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April 12, 2014, 03:25:26 PM |
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solved? centosorgwywlfpppeyourbcnaddress all strings are different hashes which decode to a letter.
The yourbcnaddress part makes sense, but what about the rest of it? also centosorg is some kind of linux website. only wywlfpppey left.
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EndlessWin
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April 12, 2014, 03:40:17 PM |
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solved? centosorgwywlfpppeyourbcnaddress all strings are different hashes which decode to a letter.
The yourbcnaddress part makes sense, but what about the rest of it? also centosorg is some kind of linux website. only wywlfpppey left. hm. are we sure that the right tables were used to get the wywlfpppey part? Maybe there's a few corresponding hashs in a different function/algo's table? ophcrack? thought about it too. but unfortunately i didn't solve it - x0rcist did, i guess we will have to wait for him to answer this question. on the other hand "00650065" doesnt look like a hash to me. maybe some mistakes took place in x0rcist deciphering.
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EndlessWin
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April 12, 2014, 04:09:56 PM |
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solved? centosorgwywlfpppeyourbcnaddress all strings are different hashes which decode to a letter.
The yourbcnaddress part makes sense, but what about the rest of it? also centosorg is some kind of linux website. only wywlfpppey left. hm. are we sure that the right tables were used to get the wywlfpppey part? Maybe there's a few corresponding hashs in a different function/algo's table? ophcrack? thought about it too. but unfortunately i didn't solve it - x0rcist did, i guess we will have to wait for him to answer this question. on the other hand "00650065" doesnt look like a hash to me. maybe some mistakes took place in x0rcist deciphering. 00650065 is the hash for d using adler32 function. Here's a decent start if you don't have a program for it: http://hash.rulus.com/thank you! going to double check now x0rcists version. maybe he got something wrong.
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eizh
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April 12, 2014, 04:57:40 PM |
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Well, this is depressing. Still 0 BCN after solo mining for 2 days. I refuse to use that minergate thing until the source code is released.
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Lamalicious
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April 12, 2014, 05:08:18 PM |
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Well, this is depressing. Still 0 BCN after solo mining for 2 days. I refuse to use that minergate thing until the source code is released. What CPU and OS are you using for mining?
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Spekulatius
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April 12, 2014, 06:27:46 PM |
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centOS?
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Johnny Mnemonic
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April 12, 2014, 06:38:34 PM |
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Nope. "centosorgwywlfpppeyourbcnaddress" was exactly the answer I got yesterday. I even found a user on centos.org named wywfl that I private messaged my bcn address to. So far no "prize". Haha
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KingSchultz
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April 12, 2014, 06:39:30 PM |
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Well, this is depressing. Still 0 BCN after solo mining for 2 days. I refuse to use that minergate thing until the source code is released. Took the risk on a well insulated PC a couple days ago. Mining working well, and received payout of about ~100k so far. Nothing strange happened yet. I'll report any changes.
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