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June 26, 2024, 10:53:08 AM
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NotATether brother has given a challenge to run a bitcoin node for 14 days, promising to give 14 merits and he is doing it.Here the rules of at least 30 activities and 50 posts have been kept to participate.It shows that many new account openers quickly complete 50 posts and create 30 activities in just a few days and join here for 14 merit hunts.Which takes shape like pumking and pizza contest is not a problem. Since they are in the rules.

I have 2 questions......

  • how to know with Blockchaininfo code what % of nodes are downloaded because I can't find the progress rate in the coding
  • Another question is if someone participates here with multiple accounts, how can it be understood? Is it possible with any tools or application through Blockchaininfo's coding to see if the node is running multiple times through the same device for multiple accounts ? and which this tools or application ?Because there are rules that it is forbidden to participate with multiple accounts
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June 26, 2024, 10:57:26 AM
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Nice Question op

Who drives the horse also has a whip. so I think NotATether  knows how to check them. I am still unaware of this

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June 26, 2024, 01:27:29 PM
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What do you mean by coding?
Are you talking about the result after using getblockchaininfo on the Bitcoin core console.

I don't know if you can get or know the percentage of your current node syncing process but you should check the "blocks" that's the blocks that currently downloaded of your node.
Also, notice about initialblockdownload because if its true the node still syncing if false then it is fully synced.

About the 2nd question I don't have any idea how he knows if the users have multiple nodes and accounts but I think he would use time, median time and size on disk as a reference to know if you are using unique device, time and size. That's just my thought.

To understand what are those results of getblockchaininfo better check this link below.

- https://developer.bitcoin.org/reference/rpc/getblockchaininfo.html

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June 26, 2024, 03:10:02 PM
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I think that those who open alternative accounts to receive 14 merits are very successful in using the order of their accounts. After the merit is received, they start all over again. I showed alternative accounts in one of the topics, and they were marked with negative tags, but after the author changed the conditions for posting screenshots, I think the conditions for pumping up their farms became easier.

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June 26, 2024, 03:19:23 PM
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I have 2 questions......

  • how to know with Blockchaininfo code what % of nodes are downloaded because I can't find the progress rate in the coding
  • Another question is if someone participates here with multiple accounts, how can it be understood? Is it possible with any tools or application through Blockchaininfo's coding to see if the node is running multiple times through the same device for multiple accounts ? and which this tools or application ?Because there are rules that it is forbidden to participate with multiple accounts
Even its a nice question you have and it would be interesting to know it i guess and think that this Topic is not the right place for it.
For sure you will be getting more answers and help if you move that Thread to Bitcoin Technical Support or maybe to Bitcoin Discussion.
But in my opinion the best help for what you looking for you will receive in Bitcoin Technical Support.

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June 26, 2024, 04:21:17 PM
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If what you understand is correct, then you are trying to find out the number of full nodes that are working now and measure the percentage of increase in them? In general, it is not possible to know the total number of Bitcoin nodes, but you can know the Listening nodes[1][2] and you will find a difference in the number.

I think that those who open alternative accounts to receive 14 merits are very successful in using the order of their accounts.
If learning something new means 14 Merits, I have no problem, but I hope it is not misused to create armies of accounts. In general, these farms can be easily tracked.

[1] http://luke.dashjr.org/programs/bitcoin/files/charts/software.html
[2] https://bitnodes.io/
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