BTCD is no more

[altcoin.center]

Yes, it would always be great to have some nodes running to test network scalability and SuperNET stability. PM me with the details

Perfect! Will PM you right away! =)

- Jyri

things are still experimental, so no guarantees about uptime and occasional resource hoggage

I'm fine with that! =)

I've actually had a very recent version of BTCD running on the seed nodes since December the 1st, and it's been working without any problems. Have you made any modifications to the code since? I assume yes..?

Where should I put the SuperNET.conf file? To the .BitcoinDark folder?

- Jyri

[tuaris]

Which BitcoinDark repository should I use for the step "make btcd" when building supernet?

[TorrnA]

Nice Work and news BTCDDev. 

[clovis A.]

Nice Work and news BTCDDev.  

Ditto!  Great work by the BTCD dev crew!!  Appears we're still on schedule

107,360

[IanFoxley]

Hi Guys.

Just a question.

I got a full days payout with GM mining BTCD (Auto) Auto means mining SHA 256 coins and getting a payout in BTCD.

I had around 1TH and I got just over 1.62 BTCD.

So for you that mine on the multipool and have around 1TH, how many BTCD would you get a day.

The payout I got was after the daily fee of around 2 USD was removed as well which probably would have doubled the payout if there was not such a fee.
Thoughts?

Thanks

Ian

You can check the stats of the other multipool - http://www.bitcoindark.ca/profits
if 10TH is bringing in around 18 BTCD it looks like your payout would be similar. The fee is 2.5%

Thanks

[BTCDDev]

Nice Work and news BTCDDev. 

Thanks

[BTCDDev]

Which BitcoinDark repository should I use for the step "make btcd" when building supernet?

github.com/jl777/btcd

[n3wb3]

So just want to double check, if someone (most likely keylogger) hacks you and sends your btcd from your wallet to another address it is game over right??

[crackfoo]

So just want to double check, if someone (most likely keylogger) hacks you and sends your btcd from your wallet to another address it is game over right??

yup, for your BTCD anyway...

[n3wb3]

awhh ic ic thx for the information

[Cassius]

awhh ic ic thx for the information

Noooo! What happened?

[n3wb3]

not sure I woke up this morning, checking my wallet and was going to let it stake for a bit and boom a keylogger just sent all my btcd to another address. Guess this will force me to learn  how to use linux.

[crackfoo]

not sure I woke up this morning, checking my wallet and was going to let it stake for a bit and boom a keylogger just sent all my btcd to another address. Guess this will force me to learn  how to use linux.

are you sure it's not just staking?

[n3wb3]

Yes I had 781 btcd and now I have 0. I checked the address it was sent to and I have never seen it before.

[Cassius]

Yes I had 781 btcd and now I have 0. I checked the address it was sent to and I have never seen it before.

Ouch.
I still don't get how it happened. What did the keylogger capture? The hacker would need your wallet.dat to steal your coins, as well as your password.

[altcoin.center]

not sure I woke up this morning, checking my wallet and was going to let it stake for a bit and boom a keylogger just sent all my btcd to another address. Guess this will force me to learn  how to use linux.

Hi!

I'm very sorry to hear of your loss. =(

As it happens, I'm a security specialist with 15+ years of experience of this stuff. I may not be able to recover your funds but if we're lucky, it might be possible to find at least some details of what exactly happened.

I have direct connections to CEO level people of several anti-virus companies and would very much like to have your computer checked by their experts. It may be that you have some known trojan horse in your computer a key logger would only log and report your actions while trojan is a more active malware that can actually do nasty things as well), but it's also possible that what you have in your system is something not yet known. If the latter happens to be true, then the companies would be very interested to analyze the malware and add it to their detection databases ASAP.

If you have not yet erased your system, please download the Emsisoft Emergency Kit that allows you to boot from a CD or USB flash drive and scan your whole system offline. If what you have in the system is a known malware, it should be recognized as one. Emsisoft's scanner may also recognize a yet unknown virus or trojan with it's heuristic scanner. This first check would be very important to do and I suggest you take on it right away. If you have another computer available, it is best to download the tookit using that rather than the computer with the malware in it.

https://www.emsisoft.com/en/software/eek/

I'll send you a PM in a moment.

Yours,

Jyri
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Altcoin.Center

[Starfleet.Intelligence]

Yes I had 781 btcd and now I have 0. I checked the address it was sent to and I have never seen it before.

Sometimes, especially if you enabled "display coin control features" in your client, you sometimes get a random change address also created by your client when making transactions. But you still control it.
And it could be your client is staking so it shows no balance?

[altcoin.center]

Yes I had 781 btcd and now I have 0. I checked the address it was sent to and I have never seen it before.

Sometimes, especially if you enabled "display coin control features" in your client, you sometimes get a random change address also created by your client when making transactions. But you still control it.
And it could be your client is staking so it shows no balance?

It would be very nice indeed if it turned out that it was only staking.

- Jyri
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Altcoin.Center

[jl777]

Yes, it would always be great to have some nodes running to test network scalability and SuperNET stability. PM me with the details

Perfect! Will PM you right away! =)

- Jyri

things are still experimental, so no guarantees about uptime and occasional resource hoggage

I'm fine with that! =)

I've actually had a very recent version of BTCD running on the seed nodes since December the 1st, and it's been working without any problems. Have you made any modifications to the code since? I assume yes..?

Where should I put the SuperNET.conf file? To the .BitcoinDark folder?

- Jyri

BitcoinDarkd looks for SuperNET in its current location and SuperNET looks for SuperNET.conf in its current location

[Cassius]

Here is an installation guide: https://forum.thesupernet.org/index.php?topic=190.0
I want to emphasise, very tactfully, how important it is to put SuperNET.conf in the right directory.