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How do I get the blockchain.raw file imported? Done scanning bootstrap file Full header length: 1028 bytes Scanned for blocks: 37530899 bytes Total: 37531927 bytes Number of blocks: 33336
2016-Nov-29 17:58:16.183728 bootstrap file last block number: 33335 (zero-based height) total blocks: 33336
If you really want to import using the blockchain.raw: that file seems to be truncated: only ~37MB and 33k blocks. But syncing from the network process is much more optimized than those import export tools.
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November 30, 2016, 12:25:00 PM |
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I will make two points: 1. This question is probably better off in the Monero speculation thread. 2. You should not buy any altcoin solely as an investment. Do you understand how Monero works and what value using it can provide? If you cannot answer those basic questions, then don't buy Monero. Plenty of people have done exactly that and made a lot of profit. Like it or not, speculation is an important factor in any altcoin's evolution. But yes, this kind of chat belongs in the other thread. And plenty of people have bought navcoin to get on the anonymity bandwagon and made some profit. Does that mean they should have done it?
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November 30, 2016, 03:38:10 PM |
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dont import. just sync from network.
No, i have no problems with import!
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November 30, 2016, 05:26:02 PM |
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I will make two points: 1. This question is probably better off in the Monero speculation thread. 2. You should not buy any altcoin solely as an investment. Do you understand how Monero works and what value using it can provide? If you cannot answer those basic questions, then don't buy Monero. Plenty of people have done exactly that and made a lot of profit. Like it or not, speculation is an important factor in any altcoin's evolution. But yes, this kind of chat belongs in the other thread. And plenty of people have bought navcoin to get on the anonymity bandwagon and made some profit. Does that mean they should have done it? Well, why shoudn't they have done it?
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November 30, 2016, 09:05:01 PM |
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Hi Guys
New to Monero. It seems to take ages to get synced with the blockchain on OSX. How do I get the blockchain.raw file imported? The log is:
2016-Nov-29 17:58:28.375029 bootstrap file last block number: 33335 (zero-based height) total blocks: 33336
Preparing to read blocks...
2016-Nov-29 17:58:28.375100 bootstrap file recognized 2016-Nov-29 17:58:28.375122 bootstrap file v0.1 2016-Nov-29 17:58:28.375137 bootstrap magic size: 4 2016-Nov-29 17:58:28.375152 bootstrap header size: 1024 2016-Nov-29 17:58:28.375168 start block: 86118 stop block: 33335 2016-Nov-29 17:58:28.886609 Reading blockchain from bootstrap file...
2016-Nov-29 17:58:28.979052 End of file reached 2016-Nov-29 17:58:28.979145 Number of blocks imported: 0 2016-Nov-29 17:58:28.979161 Finished at block: 33335 total blocks: 33336
2016-Nov-29 17:58:28.979180 Closing IO Service. logout Saving session... ...copying shared history... ...saving history...truncating history files... ...completed.
[Proces voltooid]
dont import. just sync from network. Is it normal that it takes several hours to get synced for a few days? It has been synching for quite a while and there are still 867 days left...
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November 30, 2016, 10:11:23 PM |
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Hi Guys
New to Monero. It seems to take ages to get synced with the blockchain on OSX. How do I get the blockchain.raw file imported? The log is:
2016-Nov-29 17:58:28.375029 bootstrap file last block number: 33335 (zero-based height) total blocks: 33336
Preparing to read blocks...
2016-Nov-29 17:58:28.375100 bootstrap file recognized 2016-Nov-29 17:58:28.375122 bootstrap file v0.1 2016-Nov-29 17:58:28.375137 bootstrap magic size: 4 2016-Nov-29 17:58:28.375152 bootstrap header size: 1024 2016-Nov-29 17:58:28.375168 start block: 86118 stop block: 33335 2016-Nov-29 17:58:28.886609 Reading blockchain from bootstrap file...
2016-Nov-29 17:58:28.979052 End of file reached 2016-Nov-29 17:58:28.979145 Number of blocks imported: 0 2016-Nov-29 17:58:28.979161 Finished at block: 33335 total blocks: 33336
2016-Nov-29 17:58:28.979180 Closing IO Service. logout Saving session... ...copying shared history... ...saving history...truncating history files... ...completed.
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dont import. just sync from network. Is it normal that it takes several hours to get synced for a few days? It has been synching for quite a while and there are still 867 days left... On a decent machine with an SSD and a decent internet, no - the whole sync takes ~ 2-6 hours. I'd suggest you post your logs in Monero Support: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=652305
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December 01, 2016, 02:34:12 AM |
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Monero keeps impressing me, buying more.
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Monero keeps impressing me, buying more. XMR was superior to ETH yesterday, and I'm in (buying more) Big pump. 
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Monero keeps impressing me, buying more. I like this so I just bought some monero. Be advised every time I buy a coin it goes down!
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December 01, 2016, 04:00:13 AM |
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Monero keeps impressing me, buying more. I like this so I just bought some monero. Be advised every time I buy a coin it goes down! So why are you buying on the latest upswing? You should have bought a week ago? 
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December 01, 2016, 04:19:42 AM |
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I should have responded here and not the speculation thread so I'll drop this here and add to it. A USD/XMR pair is great but how can we trust this exchange that got hacked because of retardedly stupid security setup. So what have they done to improve on their security? How can we trust them when they lied about the hot/cold ratio in the first place? Are they still using that rubber stamp company for the third key that can be used to bypass legitimate users keys?
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December 01, 2016, 05:27:57 AM |
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A USD/XMR pair is great but how can we trust this exchange that got hacked because of retardedly stupid security setup.
So what have they done to improve on their security? How can we trust them when they lied about the hot/cold ratio in the first place? Are they still using that rubber stamp company for the third key that can be used to bypass legitimate users keys?
You don't have to keep coins on Finex. The advantage to Monero is that now people may buy XMR directly with fiat (and then withdraw them ASAP). As for your other questions, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=229438.0
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December 01, 2016, 06:25:10 AM |
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A USD/XMR pair is great but how can we trust this exchange that got hacked because of retardedly stupid security setup.
So what have they done to improve on their security? How can we trust them when they lied about the hot/cold ratio in the first place? Are they still using that rubber stamp company for the third key that can be used to bypass legitimate users keys?
You don't have to keep coins on Finex. The advantage to Monero is that now people may buy XMR directly with fiat (and then withdraw them ASAP). As for your other questions, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=229438.0Yeah so there is no way I'm reading that whole thread. they lost 119,756 BTC which was far greater than what should have been in their hot wallet, they lied about their fund dispersal. So my question once again is why should we trust them now???  FYI stated not to leave funds on an exchange is nothing but a red herring. Why you think you would have to tell me that is laughable.
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December 01, 2016, 06:53:03 AM |
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A USD/XMR pair is great but how can we trust this exchange that got hacked because of retardedly stupid security setup.
So what have they done to improve on their security? How can we trust them when they lied about the hot/cold ratio in the first place? Are they still using that rubber stamp company for the third key that can be used to bypass legitimate users keys?
You don't have to keep coins on Finex. The advantage to Monero is that now people may buy XMR directly with fiat (and then withdraw them ASAP). As for your other questions, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=229438.0Yeah so there is no way I'm reading that whole thread. they lost 119,756 BTC which was far greater than what should have been in their hot wallet, they lied about their fund dispersal. So my question once again is why should we trust them now??? FYI stated not to leave funds on an exchange is nothing but a red herring. Why you think you would have to tell me that is laughable. LOL I dunno. Why do "we" trust Polo? Maybe because after suffering a hack, Polo paid everyone back and seemed to learn their lesson? Why do "we" trust Coinbase, after they lost everyone's ETC (and pushed silly ideas like XT and Classic)? Maybe "we" don't trust exchanges (or any 3rd parties) but make risk/reward calculations and take measures to minimize exposure? You don't need to read "that whole thread." All you have to do is post your questions about Finex-specific questions/concerns there, where they are more likely to be answered than on this non-Finex topic thead.
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December 01, 2016, 06:59:36 AM |
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A USD/XMR pair is great but how can we trust this exchange that got hacked because of retardedly stupid security setup.
So what have they done to improve on their security? How can we trust them when they lied about the hot/cold ratio in the first place? Are they still using that rubber stamp company for the third key that can be used to bypass legitimate users keys?
You don't have to keep coins on Finex. The advantage to Monero is that now people may buy XMR directly with fiat (and then withdraw them ASAP). As for your other questions, https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=229438.0Yeah so there is no way I'm reading that whole thread. they lost 119,756 BTC which was far greater than what should have been in their hot wallet, they lied about their fund dispersal. So my question once again is why should we trust them now??? FYI stated not to leave funds on an exchange is nothing but a red herring. Why you think you would have to tell me that is laughable. LOL I dunno. Why do "we" trust Polo? Maybe because after suffering a hack, Polo paid everyone back and seemed to learn their lesson? Why do "we" trust Coinbase, after they lost everyone's ETC (and pushed silly ideas like XT and Classic)? Maybe "we" don't trust exchanges (or any 3rd parties) but make risk/reward calculations and take measures to minimize exposure? You don't need to read "that whole thread." All you have to do is post your questions about Finex-specific questions/concerns there, where they are more likely to be answered than on this non-Finex topic thead. Polo never lied though and that is a massive difference. As was the amount, the two cannot be compared. Polo only lost 12% IE 97btc and repaid that amount in 3 just months. This was a nice blurb as well. http://www.coindesk.com/poloniex-claims-customers-repaid-following-march-bitcoin-hack/"If any coin should be singled out for helping to provide the boost in volume that enabled us to pay back customers quickly, it is Monero (XMR). Being a supporter of innovative cryptocurrencies, we were the first major exchange to list CryptoNotes, and Monero is still traded primarily on Poloniex." BTW why no XMR here? https://www.bfxdata.com/#
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December 01, 2016, 08:49:30 AM |
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It's nice to finally look at things like this. Not only in btc, but in usd also. 
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December 01, 2016, 11:40:17 AM |
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Since yesterday, there is Monero on https://cryptox.plCryptox is quite new Polish exchange, you will be surprised liquidity it offers. Of course, liquidity for rather smaller needs, but transfers are also cheap. Worth to consider for little diversification.
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