Is my original account notable at all?

[castonrecovery]

I was 2011ish miner and trader of bitcoin, namecoin, devcoin, ixcoin, i0coin, solidcoin, ppcoin, tenebrix, litecoin.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=4480

I accidentally called solidcoin "stablecoin" in a blog post. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=38453.msg471479#msg471479

I can't find the post but I suggested cpu mining to CoinHunter for solidcoin II. He liked the idea to which Bitcoin Express asked if he was smoking crack.
Solidcoin II then went to to use a method to reduce the power of GPU's giving CPU miners a chance. This inspired ArtForz to use scrypt-jane in Tenebrix that later became litecoin. Without some of my posts and suggestions the crypto market might have turned out very differently.

[nutildah]

Ah you're saying this is your account:

I predict someone will use FPGA's to mine solidcoin 2.0  and get faster than CPU hashing.

Looks like it was hacked and sold in 2018. If you're interested in getting in back, you'll need to sign a message from some kind of address used on the forum by you before then.

What you're talking about is a bit esoteric but sure maybe it will be some kind of historical anecdote in the future.

[castonrecovery]

Yes it was hacked, I was alerted and responded quite quickly but it still got locked down. I am not aware of it being sold unless you have  some evidence. I have been in touch with account recovery about getting it back. I found an old bitcoin address on one of my archived profile pages on wayback then machine that I also found in a wallet on an old android phone. I was able to extract the (4) private keys from it. However I failed to prove that address valid for any of the private keys. It may just been an address it sent funds to rather than received them.

I can prove that I still own the domain name rejuvepedia.org

[rat03gopoh]

You once posted the following address according to the Bitlist archive.

My Devcoin address:

19piwg8kyW5unDpLjYjbvE6GGvtAfghT8c

I don't know this is a valid btc address, I checked the explorer it identified as Base58 address (P2PKH).

I can prove that I still own the domain name rejuvepedia.org

The problem is that your account has also been accused of being sold, how can we be sure that your site has not changed hands?

[NotATether]

I can prove that I still own the domain name rejuvepedia.org

The problem is that your account has also been accused of being sold, how can we be sure that your site has not changed hands?

If OP still has receipts, he can privately message the account recovery team with those invoices and prove that the name is still the same, while redacting contact information such as addresses.

[castonrecovery]

You once posted the following address according to the Bitlist archive.

My Devcoin address:

19piwg8kyW5unDpLjYjbvE6GGvtAfghT8c

I don't know this is a valid btc address, I checked the explorer it identified as Base58 address (P2PKH).

It wouldn't be a valid btc address. I once assisted with devcoin which was a completely different now defunct blockchain.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

Proving through signing a message from an old address would make the process of recovering your accounts

When you talked of an address you had on your profile, did you mean this? - https://mempool.space/address/18jL18iH96BBhwUCQn27FQp7ocodSxvJAB
From this archive - https://web.archive.org/web/20160127151523/https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=4480

I can see you reused it several times and some of the time the change was sent back to it which might probably mean who had full control of it?

[nutildah]

Yes it was hacked, I was alerted and responded quite quickly but it still got locked down. I am not aware of it being sold unless you have  some evidence.

Usually the account hackers aren't the same people that join signature campaigns is why I said that, not going by any particular proof.

It wouldn't be a valid btc address. I once assisted with devcoin which was a completely different now defunct blockchain.

Believe it or not Devcoin is still going:

https://explorer.devcoin.org/

If you can sign a message from 12Byy43HThNYsqWLH6fzY2Bxa2JP7Z5wYk or 19piwg8kyW5unDpLjYjbvE6GGvtAfghT8c and it can be independently verified, I'd think that would count.

Good luck.


Oh, BTW, almost nobody who is around now knows who BitcoinEXpress was or the depth of his legend.  

The biggest fear to ever grip a budding new altcoin dev.