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1. Post 65362540 (unedited backup) (by Wapfika) (scraped on Fri May 9 14:55:13 CEST 2025) in SWC & When a casino deletes comments in their self-moderated topic:
We deleted all negative comments in our self-moderated thread because of a recent user made a lot of trouble.
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SwC has excellent history with game integrity and payouts. We are one of the oldest bitcoin gambling sites, and our long time players understand that.
If what you say is true, why are you afraid of a user with negative comments? Your long time players should see right through that!
Even if you're honest, censoring hundreds of posts from your topic makes you look bad, and your reputation is now tarnished by the fact that you censor your topic.
I think they are afraid that this action will backlash on other members since SWC can interfere on the result of the game in favor to long term player in case they find it unfair through collusion.
This problem is serious if a user is wrongly accused of doing the violation. I’m not trying to accused SWC for doing such thing but this is the common reaction of gamblers once they saw this kind of action by the casino.
I agree that they should just show evidence to debunk all accusations for transparency and to justify their action.
2. Post 65361742 (unedited backup) (by Pmalek) (scraped on Fri May 9 09:49:25 CEST 2025) in 🚓 🚨 FixedFloat Scammed Me Too 🚨 🚓:
If you're talking about
this case: they mixed the deposit with their own funds, and then send it to what I assume was a customer's address.
Yes, that's the case. Thank you! So it was actually FixedFloat again that was involved in that controversy. I forgot that. I also made a mistake when I said that they used a mixer to mix the coins. They didn't. They spent them with other coins and sent them to other customers.
Unbelievable. On the one hand they give one person a hard time, saying their crypto is dirty and needs to be checked. On the other, they use the same crypto to send it to a different customer who used their exchange.
3. Post 65361706 (unedited backup) (by TryNinja) (scraped on Fri May 9 09:33:01 CEST 2025) in alt-account bot, kindly asking information about it:
wow in 2017!!
tell me the truth now, don't lie @LoyceV, we are friends now and you can tell me if you are an AI or an alien.
Someone like you can't be human

Here is mine for some more inspiration...
Someone posts a code tag with the raffle settings to activate the bot:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5467037.msg62857234#msg62857234And the bot starts a raffle, automatically taking care of all entries:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5467037.msg62857236#msg62857236Posting the final result after the deadline has passed, using the next bitcoin block hash:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5467037.msg62999246#msg62999246
4. Post 65361638 (unedited backup) (by babo) (scraped on Fri May 9 09:04:44 CEST 2025) in alt-account bot, kindly asking information about it:
wow in 2017!!
tell me the truth now, don't lie @LoyceV, we are friends now and you can tell me if you are an AI or an alien.
Someone like you can't be human

5. Post 65361461 (unedited backup) (by nutildah) (scraped on Fri May 9 07:29:19 CEST 2025) in Petition to remove signature display on Reputation and Scam Acc. CB:
The goal of this thread is to make those serious board becomes less spam post to easily arrived to conclusions without the butting in post.
Other boards are not considered serious because it doesn’t contain risk.
There is another way around it. Just put everyone whose posts you find to be spam on ignore. My ignore list has been so large for years that it doesn't even open when I try to access it.
How come do you arrive on this conclusion. I even requested to you for investigation on accounts that obviously abusing merit to farm their accounts.
Because you also say things like this:
Someone with same intellect with @LoyceV can do multiple account and farm merit easily with those boards.
You're right. He could have ranked up 16 Legendary accounts with the amount of merits he's accumulated. But he doesn't account farm because he has a little something called "integrity."
6. Post 65360040 (unedited backup) (by satscraper) (scraped on Thu May 8 19:51:13 CEST 2025) in Seed phrase recovery?:
That's a lot more than the number of possible combinations you can make with 12 words, which is 12! = 479001600. Brute-forcing a seed phrase out of 12 correct but randomized words is not impossible.
Although using 12! permutations is correct for estimating the number of ways to arrange 12 words, it's not an accurate estimate for the number of valid BIP39 seed phrases you can generate from them. There are two points one have to take into account: 1) in the valid BIP39 seed phrase the last word encodes the checksum 2) seed phrase may contain duplicates. Thus the actual number of valid seed phrases you can build from the given set of 12 BIP39 words depends on the specific words and is hard to estimate in general case.
7. Post 65359601 (unedited backup) (by Pmalek) (scraped on Thu May 8 17:32:43 CEST 2025) in 🚓 🚨 FixedFloat Scammed Me Too 🚨 🚓:
What are Fixed Float (and any other exchanges that are scamming customers) doing with the funds they confiscate? They are not supposed to hold them indefinitely, at some stage they should be returned to the customer. It seems they are selectively scamming customers with the explicit aim to steal their crypto.
They hold the money as long as they want. They can make requests for the customers to upload various types of documents and proof until they come to an obstacle that they can't overcome or they refuse to participate in the charade any longer. The exchange will then say that the money will be kept until the user does what is asked of them. There was a case not that long ago where an exchange was caught sending confiscated money to a mixer to obscure its history. That shows clear intent that the idea was never to return it to the rightful owner but keep it for themselves. I can't remember which service it was that did that but I think it was @LoyceV who discovered it.
Who can you complain to if the exchange is registered and regulated by an entity in the Seychelles or the Bahamas?! Good luck with that!
I will like to ask how come you make use of the platform without knowing that all these were not in place in the right place, was this not why we often recommend that people should make research before using a gambling platform for betting.
In addition to this one, having all these checks done still does not guarantee your safety over the use of a gambling casino...
This thread isn't about a casino.
8. Post 65359277 (unedited backup) (by xOrpian) (scraped on Thu May 8 15:51:13 CEST 2025) in Why nutildah give trust on me.??:
There are many things that I don't like too, but me not liking them doesn't make them disappear sadly

You can simply continue from your nullius account. You have good conversation skills, write well, have ability to write with logics, not an one liner ass hole like Vod who always looks to harass others. You already have done well from that account.
If you were continuing like you did then you would have more merit than LoyceV [if you care for it at all].]
I can't promise, but I'll try to leave something good before I leave.
9. Post 65359025 (unedited backup) (by Xiestar) (scraped on Thu May 8 14:42:37 CEST 2025) in Petition to remove signature display on Reputation and Scam Acc. CB:
For the "fun" of it, and to address one of OP's claims directly: he's right in that there is a lot of "butting in" by posters who contribute no meaningful dialogue to discussion of the topic at hand. However, this is not limited to these boards in particular. It happens in every single section of the forum. True, some of it is from signature campaigns. But some of it is from trolls, some of it is done in anger, and some of it is from people who feel the need to post their thoughts even if they are less-than-intelligent contributions, regardless of whether or not they are in a sig campaign.
The goal of this thread is to make those
serious becomes less spam post to easily arrived to conclusions without the butting in post.
Other boards are not considered serious because it doesn’t contain risk.
In short, nothing is going to change that will satisfy OP. He probably just doesn't want people tagging cheaters and scammers, anyway.
How come do you arrive on this conclusion. I even requested to you for investigation on accounts that obviously abusing merit to farm their accounts. This is happening on many local boards.
I only don’t want injustice by bullying small time cheater while there’s a blatant cheating happening in the form of merit jerker which is legally working on campaigns that handled by campaign manager that consider only merit count rather than where the merit get.
You can tag as many as you want. I never said what you said. My goal is not to stop fighting cheaters rather focus on what is blatantly merit jerking.
I don’t buy that other account ranking fast because they are a good poster. They ranking fast because they are an alt account of established member that knew already how to farm merit.
I’m generalizing but those local boards regular poster peeps is highly suspicious.
Someone with same intellect with @LoyceV can do multiple account and farm merit easily with those boards.
Again, I’m only using @LoyceV as example because he is the most established user here and the best example for high intellect user.
10. Post 65358870 (unedited backup) (by BitcoinGirl.Club) (scraped on Thu May 8 13:53:01 CEST 2025) in Why nutildah give trust on me.??:
There are many things that I don't like too, but me not liking them doesn't make them disappear sadly

You can simply continue from your nullius account. You have good conversation skills, write well, have ability to write with logics, not an one liner ass hole like Vod who always looks to harass others. You already have done well from that account. If you were continuing like you did then you would have more merit than LoyceV [if you care fit it at all].]
11. Post 65358855 (unedited backup) (by xOrpian) (scraped on Thu May 8 13:45:55 CEST 2025) in Ability to disable (incoming) messages:
Isn't that a wonderful idea of having a whitelist option now?
That means people have to ask you in public before they can send you a PM. Imagine the number of posts if everyone would do that.
No, only private members, specific users, can message me only.
12. Post 65358663 (unedited backup) (by Cricktor) (scraped on Thu May 8 12:44:07 CEST 2025) in Seed phrase recovery?:
That's why I asked how you came up with the words. If they're not on a default word list, you may be able to strike out enough of them.
I assume the padding of OP's 12 mnemonic recovery words with additional 38 words to get some grid of 50 words was meant as some sort of disguise or hiding in plain sight or puzzle (for whom?). Using 38 words that don't belong to the mnemonic wordlist doesn't make sense, as it would be trivial to separate the recovery words from the padding words.
I repeat myself: don't do such things without proper documentation. It's a trap or recipe for future desaster as we see it here in this topic.
Now I have found a self-made puzzle of one of my seeds. I have about 30-50 seedphrase words here, I have written them down in a pattern that I can't remember. Only with the right pattern can I put the words in the right order.
Now that we know the number is 50, OP states clearly for me, they are seedphrase words, i.e. are words from mnemonic wordlist. Or is my interpretation wrong?
13. Post 65358640 (unedited backup) (by xOrpian) (scraped on Thu May 8 12:37:37 CEST 2025) in Ability to disable (incoming) messages:
If some people are to be unblocked, what about that?
Then don't block all

It's an ignorelist, not a whitelist.
Isn't that a wonderful idea of having a whitelist option now?
14. Post 65358627 (unedited backup) (by xOrpian) (scraped on Thu May 8 12:33:55 CEST 2025) in Ability to disable (incoming) messages:
Wouldn't it seem i only block certain people that way?
As per the description, if you add "*" it will ignore "all" the messages (incoming messages probably).
If you put a username, then that specific user only will be ignored.
is there limit of chracters for that field?
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There's no note related to it, so i guess there's character limit to it as long, it's an existing username.
User
* can't be ignored on his own

But that would be the most ignored user in this forum if everyone follows same settings.

If some people are to be unblocked, what about that?
15. Post 65358609 (unedited backup) (by PX-Z) (scraped on Thu May 8 12:26:19 CEST 2025) in Ability to disable (incoming) messages:
Wouldn't it seem i only block certain people that way?
As per the description, if you add "*" it will ignore "all" the messages (incoming messages probably).
If you put a username, then that specific user only will be ignored.
User
* can't be ignored on his own

But that would the most ignored user in this forum if everyone follows same settings.

16. Post 65358456 (unedited backup) (by GazetaBitcoin) (scraped on Thu May 8 11:22:19 CEST 2025) in [AOBT] THE ALLIANCE OF BITCOINTALK TRANSLATORS:
I've just completed my translation of LoyceV topic, here a link
Thank you for this, Hatchy! I notified LV about your translation.
Our OP has been updated and now Zwei and khaled0111's summary appears in our Hall of Fame (CONGRATULATIONS!!!). Thank you mindrust for the help

I am sending my warm welcome to Zwei and khaled0111

Porf: this is a small observation only... -- I saw that on first row of our OP you mentioned the Arabic back-up translator and the main one is located on third row. Don't you think that the main translator should be listed first...?
Please, let's update our respective local ANNs with that new info.
I will do it ASAP, but after you check my suggestion, to not do the work twice.
Fyi for any alliance based translators here, over on
the other forum it is now possible to
teleport your translator status, for any AOBT members wishing to do so. Hopefully this can be understand within the context of the respect the forum has for this alliance.
Well, this
truly is a sign of appreciation and I am more than glad and proud to see that our work crossed over the borders of our forum. I did not expect that and now, seeing it, I believe that all AOBT users should be proud of all the work we did in all this time!
Thank you for these words, dragonvslinux! That was very considerate of you.
P.S.: I did not know you were the Global Mod from ALTT.
P.S.2: just curious... why did Lauda give you that red tag? I checked the ref link, but it's a topic with 119 pages (!!!) -- and I didn't stay to read them all, for seeing where your name was involved...
17. Post 65358368 (unedited backup) (by BitcoinGirl.Club) (scraped on Thu May 8 10:49:37 CEST 2025) in I left that feedback knowing it would probably lead to...:
I can quite literally just quote myself and it still applies:
@BitcoinGirl.Club: this is not the place to expand your feud with Vod. You have 2 topics for that in Reputation already.
MetaDiscussion about the Bitcoin Forum.
Not self moderated but please stay on topic.
Not self-moderated because you posted this on Meta, where you can't self-moderate topics.
Bot you really need to stop picking up a line or two from topics where your lines are not even close to the topic idea. Don't you think I know about the forum as much as you do?
Not self-moderated because you posted this on Meta, where you can't self-moderate topics.
You don't even read posts, followed post and other things but come with suggestion to fix others. Have you read where the original topic was posted? Of course not.
I can quite literally just quote myself and it still applies:
@BitcoinGirl.Club: this is not the place to expand your feud with Vod. You have 2 topics for that in Reputation already.
Vod is the perfect example to use to prevent this type of feedback leaving practice and aware others so that they can use their DT voting correctly. This make it a "Discussion about the Bitcoin Forum"
18. Post 65358352 (unedited backup) (by Abdulzuruku01) (scraped on Thu May 8 10:45:38 CEST 2025) in Info-thread: Translation of Useful English topics to Naija languages, pidgin etc:
Translated Topic in Pidgin Language;
use BIP38 to take encrypt BIP39 seed phrase Original Topic: Using BIP38 to encrypt BIP39 seed phrase Author:
LoyceV
I don get dis idea for years, and I go fit complete am nau big shout out to
WanderingPhilospher wey dey help find vanity addresses.
BIP38 encryptionEver since I read
I dey BIP38 curious, abeg help me out!, I don dey impressby BIP38 encryption. Dat topic show say $1000 no go dey enough to crack password "zLwMiR" in 2 years, even after many hints. E jus too dey expensive in terms of computing di power to take brute-force even a simple password.
Encrypting seed wordsI no con de feel comfortable with di balance between how I go take keep di seed seed phrase safe and how I no go take lose access myself. E de always feel like say na loose guard.
So, how about we combine di two?
BIP38 meets BIP39Na di idea be dis: BIP39 uses 2048 words. In
loyce.club/other/keys.txt (which you fit copy for yur air-gapped computer), you go find am not compressed Legacy Bitcoin address for every of di BIP39 words. Every Bitcoin address dey starts wit a word, separated from di rest of di address by number.
Example:
abandon:
1AbANDon25kw25M4ioLdPfLxZ1FCwzF8DY 5JDY3hzX2GnBbbExHaXjnbsjoPeFBQko9WxtaTGMi2GhYRBjtsb
If you encrypt dis private key, you dey encrypt d word "abandon".
Why?I dey like use simple tools wey been dey around bifor bifor. Di two BIP38 and BIP39 dey quite intuitive, di two fit easily be handled on di air-gapped computer wey no go ever go online again, di two dey suppored by many wallets, and di two fit easily dey confirm
from scratch bifor funding any of di addresses wey it creates. Work dey to much for dis, but I no go mind as dis go gives me long-term peace of mind and I no go dey do dis every time. I no go mind dat e go takes me a few hours to do am properly.
ExampleIanColeman's site naem give me dis mnemonic:
before project cheese slice spin unaware cupboard sail job wine neck switch
Dat gives di following words from my list:
1. before: 1before1qvdDNyAv5c6SE9Wxo1mvYNCnt 5KDetmpXg2o8yKJ346wXeUMHQ8TkYP4mCQhNfQHdv7gyFydT6AV
2. project: 1ProJECT1WAW56GDMEGB86oUdxxubip3rA 5K43d9P5znTNvaq1KcUDiDyXBa8XZz5fE1fHSN38aA3KmARxyzj
3. cheese: 1cheese2ioSZaPu2NKmsGDwwbuAJuXs39 5JaokRJPCeohcXZSpMkXNhqcmdMy2BGQKakaV9N8AjKHZyWrqbf
4. slice: 1sLice155tu2NPm5JJCdymeDpRJ2yX7EA 5JNeo3CGzUKKJmTaBXcrJFWLBFDrZU8BXH4FqtKR4mSyzErgTpm
5. spin: 1spin12DRzTjbHHAnzDkKXqyUAtQSnfTX 5JPstBYY2B7ftPFdtXvevFaTV7wsncYprmYUSkTRvABeZGd8yDV
6. unaware: 1unawaRe2FpQDpas21ohbj82TzQmzxHbF 5KKfkhsuPHgMwAAvpMdU1VC5tLyHsyYfU5YpkZ1SMELV2gxsZgg
7. cupboard: 1CuPBoArd8xGjvMeRT9nm2iUzuEUwn8aam 5KhgsXPt8NzR4nYLYd3TFLd5zPms1PcPf2RhNDnGCQbaSM44GKJ
8. sail: 1saiL116KGiQ5kNhZEFJ2RbrBKWV88nkR 5KYNS52oGMg7u3u8puKLyzLjEJD2jcYTbfxCEp6hNBvYK9AbA1G
9. job: 1job112QVAsJKD4dYP9qtdK5DhUxmgzdi 5KBZyvXfAZSNsJQMRcgtW6iBXasZ5Gq5ubLYWsJcHE5LfF9bxxK
10. wine: 1wine11qzih8Xr1VV2sHTQyswiV8XMfk5 5KWss4Ug2nxWZQMykJSVVyFoKGLA5RYXCXgXRtUNEG9ADoJL39b
11. neck: 1neck13UY3AvVqtXTtf6P1pgGJMEkbmbH 5K4ruwwqbFQRMcUFJdLH89m4dGBC8d3K7uDU5iHHQNATUdPhJ12
12. switch: 1switch1RTJJcqv87RtbQf7gdEBf126rA 5HqmuHdJ6yKyx5cH6HF7ox44K9wpALGZerAfGZbQKDaQhCWsrGm
For dis proof of concept, I go use "LoyceV" as (very weak) password:
1. 6PRQduYHf1fXycTTesCduex5usaUisZS4FJmyDeoXkpAcPHpxUmMCSRnmm
2. 6PRQAmpv9nUVpJiRwrnwETPwYQkY6BDa3KizvJ2dcmhsH38niXPwoV8ViW
3. 6PRQUgLQeBWxkPeP9rAvvdnzMHmTzmynxbNPiJVtdA4gm3bse9asEpH5DF
4. 6PRQafe1PJ7BafAgygGgKoMbysFrEhwFk7zh5RypMxsk4gTmNDcUo3KRz7
5. 6PRReFAEdcq3NwLjTWPAHQ3va7MFXpNKxsdtn1KPrkxFq1VeChKw8LzWR4
6. 6PRPNeeWZSUyc9q1V7J72ypxVT5rsRiAfV6Ls2Vuq6scm87NyVaqgkZ52W
7. 6PRSKtsXFuE4aTnZpmZVJPpxw5eWvZKMbEUoCSBKtoZMus2GVvTgkwBJZ9
8. 6PRVnqFocoHiFrE4xjDxdfXjeYq7DwbGrtpyJ4iuWg2BtjY4GFvY54UgGa
9. 6PRKGSWPYnVkrJckTHsfzoWg8ucTmyVnLihF6SnVrdovvMaiFnjJgemLWc
10. 6PRR7dstzrLvAATLKTdcNeWiMDAc7FjExX5YLaWaVFw6P5DnL8soLDtKD5
11. 6PRNmmRss6wScXikeyapkkprN1yoGH7eWmMiiTm9Q5F7kXsM5b3Uf8pkG7
12. 6PRLka4Azk4z4K9mE4o8sSjjRwBcESXLznktbe3j9b2BVRgVgSyxTvWEB8
Print di above go be my backup.
How?Start wit a proper air-gapped offline system. Any old laptop wey get 8 GB RAM go do am. If you no get any one, you go find second hand laptop for less dan di price of a decent new hardware wallet. Remove yur ethernet cable, close di curtains. If you dey suspicious, you fit physically comot all di hard drives and di Wireless modules.
Get a Linux LIVE DVD, use
Ubuntu,
Knoppix or
Tails for example. I dey prefer DVD over USB so dat I go dey
sure sey nothing dey save. I use exteral DVD drive wit a Knoppix DVD wit dis boot-option:
knoppix64 toram
After you load am wit dis option, di DVD drive go be remove.
HardwareYou go also need printer. Not wireless one o, but di one wit old fashion cable wey good. I dey like old Laser printer wey cheap. If e too dey new, chances dey sey e no go dey support by yur Linux LIVE DVD. Test am before you continue.
SoftwareUse USB stick (or jus burn anoda DVD) to copy
bitaddress.org (look for di Github link),
Ian Coleman's Mnemonic Code Converter and
keys.txt to yur air-gapped system. Use
Tor Browser to download to take improved it privacy. I never test d command line software for BIP38 encryption and decryption yet. Dis go make am go faster, but as for dis post I go dey use di basic tools.
Open "Bitaddress" in Firefox, and go to di Wallet Details.
Depending on yur Live Linux you go need to enable di scripts to run di browser. Enter di private key, tick "BIP38 Encrypt?", and enter di passphrase. Encryption dey take time (na di reason why we dey do dis).
E dey up to you if you wan use different passwords for each seed word, but it likely dey safer to use jus one. If you wan make am dey more difficult, jus make it longer.
Scroll down to get di BIP38 encrypted private key (start am wit 6PR).
Check am if di private key make di correct seed word. If mistake dey for my keys-list, make una let me know.
Depend on di Linux DVD you dey use, you go likely find LibreOffice or at least AbiWord. Use dis to temporarily store di BIP38 encrypted seed words. Add numbers for yur own convenience. Switch the page direction to landscape, choose a fixed width font, and make di font large enough to tek fill di entire page with keys (a small font make am difficult to separate di characters in for example 8BB88B8BB8B, S55SS5S5S5 or KXXKKXKKXK).
Print am, print am again, and laminate am. Store am well.
No mess up when you dey handle seed phrase and creat backups for yur future wealth. Make plenty backups!
Check, and double check amAnd check again! Better to dey safe better pass dan dey sorry. Confirm am and mek sure sey you fit restor yur seed phrase from yur backup
from scratch (and so on freshly restart air-gapped computer).
Tek time to tek type all di encrypted keys to an air-gapped computer to dey sure sey you fit restor yur backup from yur paper backup. Blind typin dey helps a lot.
As you dey do am: na di good time to tek use your air-gapped system to confirm am you fit use Ian Coleman's Converter to make anoda one as di same Bitcoin address as yur wallet give you. Dis one should work, and by testing it
before you need am you know for sure sey you fit make anoda keys if you need am.
RememberMAKE YOU NO lose guide yur password! As di
BIP38 curious-topic tek show, you no go be able to brute-force am (which, after all, na di reason you dey use encryption). E fit good to keep anoda backup anyway, for example wey u go
stamp yur seed phrase to iron washers. Dis go allow you to keep backups for di same seed for different places wit different danger level.
Why no jus extend di seed phrase wit passphrase?"Jus" a passphrase (dey also call am13
th/25
th word) e no add strong encryption if somebody find yur seed word backup. Besides, you fit still add a passphrase to yur BIP38 encrypted seed phrase.
Work dey progressMake I know if dey get anything wey I dey miss, and I go add am to dis quick guide. E no be fool-proof yet,
olodo people wey no understand wetin dem de do make dey no dey handling private keys.
No spam abeg.Make we dey control ourselves against spam. Yur discussions and questions dey welcom.
warning I go hope say I no go need tell anybody not to put money for any of di addresses wey dey my keys-list, but any way me I go do am: if you put money for dem, pesin
go move yur money. Like within seconds.
19. Post 65357813 (unedited backup) (by babo) (scraped on Thu May 8 07:06:13 CEST 2025) in DT-members who have negative feedback (or are banned):
I actually want to apologize to babo. I had no idea bringing this up would cause any sort of drama. Since the account he left the red trust on has been inactive since 2021, the action of leaving the trust was harmless either way. It just caught my eye because a new entry appeared on LoyceV's list maintained in this thread. Anyway, I'm glad the situation has now been resolved.
In regards to my last post, modern investigations techniques have changed so much - I could never be a detective today. I've always known I have impulse controls, but as long as I didn't leave questionable trust in the moment, I felt OK. There is nothing wrong with an occasional show of consequence to maintain the rules, and I left that feedback knowing it would probably lead to the feedback removal and an apology not to do it again. That indeed was the result and I don't think anyone will try that again (soon).
I want to apologize to examplens and nutildah - it was my action that caused babo's reaction. I also want to apologize to Lillominato89, who was defending his friend that should not have needed to be defended.
Long story short - things have changed and I'm able to move on to Project Development. I will still watch for scams and leave appropriate trust, but I will no longer assume trust is needed until it has been investigated. That was the cause of all this; if I am too lazy to investigate or verify, I should not be picking and choosing examples. I should also not assume everyone will react as I expect. Sorry babo.
serene vod, I have no reason to have it with you or to fight again, once we understand each other
Unfortunately I am an instinctive and passionate person, so I lose patience easily and become angry easily
but with the same ease I return to normal
this character of mine has its strengths and weaknesses as always
once we understood each other and made things clear for me it was as if nothing had happened
thanks to everyone, the fact that you always check for me is a source of pride, I often point it out to others as a sign of a community that works
20. Post 65357805 (unedited backup) (by Lillominato89) (scraped on Thu May 8 06:52:19 CEST 2025) in DT-members who have negative feedback (or are banned):
I actually want to apologize to babo. I had no idea bringing this up would cause any sort of drama. Since the account he left the red trust on has been inactive since 2021, the action of leaving the trust was harmless either way. It just caught my eye because a new entry appeared on LoyceV's list maintained in this thread. Anyway, I'm glad the situation has now been resolved.
In regards to my last post, modern investigations techniques have changed so much - I could never be a detective today. I've always known I have impulse controls, but as long as I didn't leave questionable trust in the moment, I felt OK. There is nothing wrong with an occasional show of consequence to maintain the rules, and I left that feedback knowing it would probably lead to the feedback removal and an apology not to do it again. That indeed was the result and I don't think anyone will try that again (soon).
I want to apologize to examplens and nutildah - it was my action that caused babo's reaction. I also want to apologize to Lillominato89, who was defending his friend that should not have needed to be defended.
Long story short - things have changed and I'm able to move on to Project Development. I will still watch for scams and leave appropriate trust, but I will no longer assume trust is needed until it has been investigated. That was the cause of all this; if I am too lazy to investigate or verify, I should not be picking and choosing examples. I should also not assume everyone will react as I expect. Sorry babo.
Yeah, Babo didn’t need to be defended by me, but friends are friends.
The most important thing is that the situation has returned to a peaceful state, and I’m glad you were able to own up to your mistakes.
Alright guys, now all that’s left is to share a virtual beer together and put this whole thing behind you.
21. Post 65357405 (unedited backup) (by Vod) (scraped on Thu May 8 01:21:25 CEST 2025) in DT-members who have negative feedback (or are banned):
I actually want to apologize to babo. I had no idea bringing this up would cause any sort of drama. Since the account he left the red trust on has been inactive since 2021, the action of leaving the trust was harmless either way. It just caught my eye because a new entry appeared on LoyceV's list maintained in this thread. Anyway, I'm glad the situation has now been resolved.
In regards to my last post, modern investigations techniques have changed so much - I could never be a detective today. I've always known I have impulse controls, but as long as I didn't leave questionable trust in the moment, I felt OK. There is nothing wrong with an occasional show of consequence to maintain the rules, and I left that feedback knowing it would probably lead to the feedback removal and an apology not to do it again. That indeed was the result and I don't think anyone will try that again (soon).
I want to apologize to nutildah for believing he caused drama - it was my action that caused babo's reaction. I also want to apologize to Lillominato89, who was defending his friend that should not have needed to be defended.
Long story short - things have changed and I'm able to move on to Project Development. I will still watch for scams and leave appropriate trust, but I will no longer assume trust is needed until it has been investigated. That was the cause of all this; if I am too lazy to investigate or verify, I should not be picking and choosing examples. I should also not assume everyone will react as I expect. Sorry babo.
22. Post 65356935 (unedited backup) (by joker_josue) (scraped on Wed May 7 21:57:43 CEST 2025) in Reflection on moderation in service topics:
PM theymos and ask him for an exception to not having your old consecutive bump-like posts merged and if he PMs me about making an exception for your thread, I will stop merging said posts. Until then, I personally don't think your thread warrants an exception, at least when compared to similar threads.
I can try to do that, but I don't think it makes much sense, because this is not a simple "bump".
If no one made posts on this topic, I would make a post every month with the statistics from the previous month. It doesn't make sense for me to respond to a user and then be limited in making a subsequent post, just because no one responds.
I think that each case is different, and not everything should be analyzed in the same way. It's just my opinion.
I ask for common sense please.
I'd say
this post is a workaround for the bumping rule, but I don't think it makes the forum any better

Exactly. This doesn't make things better, it just partially solves the situation.
I don't want to go against the work of the moderators. I just think that the forum is dynamic, and each case should be evaluated in different ways. But maybe that's just my point of view, I'm sorry.
23. Post 65356821 (unedited backup) (by rdluffy) (scraped on Wed May 7 21:16:25 CEST 2025) in TalkImg.com - Image hosting for BitcoinTalk:
Hehe, I also saw Joker's post and thought about doing that, but you were quicker

Joker, with the blackout that happened in Portugal and Spain on April 28th and 29th, did you have any problems with the servers?
Regarding the improvements you mentioned for the coming months, I'm curious here as your site has been working very well, I really like that the “height” is already included and I don't have to type it every time to adjust the size
24. Post 65356549 (unedited backup) (by Porfirii) (scraped on Wed May 7 19:51:37 CEST 2025) in [AOBT] THE ALLIANCE OF BITCOINTALK TRANSLATORS:
You don't need to apologise Hatchy

thank you for your translations. Let us know when you finish the one you're working on.
Dear AoBTers,
Our OP has been updated and now Zwei and khaled0111's summary appears in our Hall of Fame (CONGRATULATIONS!!!). Thank you mindrust for the help
Please, let's update our respective local ANNs with that new info.
25. Post 65356534 (unedited backup) (by Wonder Work) (scraped on Wed May 7 19:49:13 CEST 2025) in [CHARTS] Monthly Overview Of Forum Wake-Up, Pass-Email Changed Account Activity:
I tried, by collecting archived posts. But there are gaps.
Archive.org has been collecting data since 2015, but there is no data before that. Bitcointalk has not stored any data before 2015, so it is not possible to get the data before that gap.
I'm mainly curious to see if there are any "spikes": days on which many more accounts woke up.
Actually, I have not found any method that you want to know about. Like you, I have also tried to find out if there is any such method, but I have not found any spikes after recharging a lot. I have discussed these technical issues a lot within my friend circle, but finally, I have not found any such medium. However, I'm trying to see if there is any way to collect the data. If I find any such medium, I will let you know.
26. Post 65356507 (unedited backup) (by dkbit98) (scraped on Wed May 7 19:43:07 CEST 2025) in New moderator in forum?:
- If I copy the post into a new post, add new information to that new post, and delete the old post, it feels like I'm cheating my signature campaign (if I'm in one) by "re-using" last week's post content again for this week.
Maybe you noticed that one member was recently kicked out of signature campaign because he edited his posts and made big changes in them before week ending.
Nobody should not be forced to delete, copy-paste and edit their posts all the time if they want to bump the topic for some reason.
In my opinion this is not breaking any forum rules, but I would like to hear opinion of theymos and other moderators
(except mprep).
27. Post 65356471 (unedited backup) (by dkbit98) (scraped on Wed May 7 19:33:55 CEST 2025) in Petition to remove signature display on Reputation and Scam Acc. CB:
I would not change anything related with signatures, and I doubt making changes for those two boards would make any positive changes at all.
The posts on the Scam Accusation board are usually better than posts on the Gambling board.
That is probably true, but I noticed Scam Accusation board quality has gone down a lot in last few years.
I remember the time when I visited this board daily to find important warning or to post something.
28. Post 65356349 (unedited backup) (by mprep) (scraped on Wed May 7 19:02:25 CEST 2025) in New moderator in forum?:
the posts themselves are repetitive and short as well as none of those posts are currently relevant in regards to notifying users of new payments (as a bump-like post).
How would you suggest a user to handle this?
- If I post a new post in a topic, even though the last post was mine, I do that because I want to bump it. If I edit the post, the new content may be overlooked.
- If I edit it and also bump the topic by posting "bump" in a new post, that feels ridiculous.
- If I copy the post into a new post, add new information to that new post, and delete the old post, it feels like I'm cheating my signature campaign (if I'm in one) by "re-using" last week's post content again for this week.
None of those feels right to me.
If you're the topic's OP or designated by the topic's OP as the user who bumps their topic, you post it as a regular bump-like post (at max once every 24 hours) and once it's no longer relevant (no longer your newest bump-like post), you merge any old consecutive bump-like posts. If the contents of your bump-like post is substantial (as opposed to the functional equivalent of "bump" or "up"), you can do so periodically / once in a while (as opposed to each time a bump-like post is no longer the newest). As not cleaning up substantial (content quality wise) bump-like posts is one of the least serious rule violations (AFAIK only seeing enforcement through merges but no punishment, that is if they were posted with at least 24 hours in between each other), you could also just leave it up for a moderator to clean up.
If you're not the topic's OP or designated by the topic's OP as the user who bumps their topic and the last post made in the thread was yours, you have to edit in any new content into said post or wait till someone else posts. Posting consecutive posts if you're not OP (or designated by OP) is a more serious rule violation and repeated (recent) violations will result in a ban.
i have over 48000 posts. edit 49000
So far I think 15 were merged so that makes
47985.
now if i have a signature which I do
my count ie lowered from years ago.
say I need 40 posts for max payment.
I make 50
thus 48000 + 50 =48,050 and I get paid for my 40 the max for the week.
with the merges
it is 48000+50-15 =48,035
I get paid for 35
even though these deletions well merges are from years ago.
I think I lost about 40 or 50 usd worth of btc due to the merging.
plus my manager had to ask me for post recounts multiple times.
Also many time the double posts are due to lots of photos for builds which do not work well as a big post.
So the work cost me money and it certainly makes more work for campaign managers.
Lost profits from signature campaigns and more work for signature campaign managers aren't valid justifications for rule violations, especially considering that quite a few of your merged posts were either violating rule 32 (consecutive posts as non OP, often within the same day; e.g.
[1] [2] [3]) or rule 13 (bumping your thread more than once every 24 hours; e.g.
[1] [2]).
29. Post 65355039 (unedited backup) (by BayAreaCoins) (scraped on Wed May 7 11:45:31 CEST 2025) in Testnet4 Mining (Discussion) :
God, that would be a thing now days... my bad, I thought I got caught again

30. Post 65354742 (unedited backup) (by babo) (scraped on Wed May 7 09:44:26 CEST 2025) in alt-account bot, kindly asking information about it:
just ping, and reserved for future
@LoyceV
@examplens
@vod
@nutildah
@TryNinja
@mprep
31. Post 65354150 (unedited backup) (by nutildah) (scraped on Wed May 7 03:18:31 CEST 2025) in DT-members who have negative feedback (or are banned):
I actually want to apologize to babo. I had no idea bringing this up would cause any sort of drama. Since the account he left the red trust on has been inactive since 2021, the action of leaving the trust was harmless either way. It just caught my eye because a new entry appeared on LoyceV's list maintained in this thread. Anyway, I'm glad the situation has now been resolved.
32. Post 65354145 (unedited backup) (by Wonder Work) (scraped on Wed May 7 03:13:13 CEST 2025) in [CHARTS] Monthly Overview Of Forum Wake-Up, Pass-Email Changed Account Activity:
If you want daily snapshots, I have them too

See:
tmp.loyce.club/seclog/ (1.8 GB) for snapshots since May 15, 2020 (this directory is scheduled to be deleted in 30 days). The first week misses a few days, it looks like I only started my cronjob on May 23, 2020.
The first thing I noticed: seclog is much smaller now. 5 years ago, 3 times more accounts woke up.
Thank you for sharing the link to loyce.club. Although I have bookmarked it before, I have also saved the links to many of your important posts.
You have done well by starting in 2020. I don't know if finding out what happened before is possible. If it were possible, then something could have been done about them. For now, I will follow you, and I have taken the initiative to create and publish graphs from 2020 from the link here.
33. Post 65352499 (unedited backup) (by mprep) (scraped on Tue May 6 16:33:37 CEST 2025) in New moderator in forum?:
@mprep: What's the point of doing this, though? I can't think of any non-contrived upside to merging old posts, but I can think of a few genuine downsides: Destroying timelines, breaking links to specific message IDs, sometimes hiding/losing "Merited by" markers, sometimes hiding/losing "Last edit" markers, adding new divergences between the forum and its various third-party archives, generating notification noise, and just generally irritating the affected posters (and it's not like Bitcointalk has a flourishing user base, so, why annoy good members for no real upside?). I mean, how much sense does it make to bypass the reporting mechanism and produce these old-post amalgamations on your own? Especially when, as you've said, they likely would have been marked "bad" if they had been reported organically rather than found by your bot.
As for there being months between posts, that's not relevant for rule 32 and especially rule 21.
But those rules aren't meant to be set in stone:
Almost all rules are subject to mod discretion.
So: do you think merging those old posts makes the forum better?
My bot doesn't delete anything - it gives me a list of links and I manually go through and decide which posts should be merged.
Okay glad to hear that your Bot only gives you a List of that kind of stuff that you looking for !
The contents of your consecutive posts (some of which were made within 24 hours of each other) got merged into the first post in a row and then the aforementioned consecutive posts were deleted
Helping the Forum and give a warning to other Users for and about Malware Links and Fake Anns and using every post as an new refference Link ,
for that report even when there was made back in the days a few consecutive posts is a reason for deleting it ?
Every refference Link from that post are now broken and dont work , i know Rules are Rules , but to be honest is this needed with all that old posts ?
hilariousandco told me in 2018 for not report old posts and threads ,
Threads aren't deleted either just because the op requests them so best just to leave them dead where they are. !
But thanks for the explanation at all.
While the main reason for merging posts is to reduce the overall size of content posted by the same user whenever possible while maintaining general consistency of the rules, I now see that perhaps I was too overzealous in doing so for old posts. In the future, I'll generally refrain from merging old (as per what would be considered old when reporting a post) posts.
Thank you everyone for your feedback.
34. Post 65352253 (unedited backup) (by pawanjain) (scraped on Tue May 6 15:00:31 CEST 2025) in 🔥 GingerWallet.io | LN Quest ⚡:
P.S: I am back on track @NotATether
Great! Please report back when your node is synced.
Alright. Here we are. Finally made it. Thanks @NotATether and @LoyceV
I have now shifted the whole setup to my laptop which will continue running for as long as I can.
Will start setting up the lightning node soon.

35. Post 65352056 (unedited backup) (by mikeywith) (scraped on Tue May 6 13:43:50 CEST 2025) in ckpool is breaking Bitcoin Testnet4 — Devs can’t build:
ckpool is making it nearly unusable.
What makes you think it's ckpool that's doing this?
it is because he sees "ck" in the coinbase tag so he assumes it's ckpool the one ownerd and maintain be ck but the tag is there because people use ckpool's software which is open-source and ready to deploy for most use cases.
36. Post 65352023 (unedited backup) (by Hatchy) (scraped on Tue May 6 13:31:37 CEST 2025) in [AOBT] THE ALLIANCE OF BITCOINTALK TRANSLATORS:
Hello AOBT gangs, sorry for joining late. I've just completed my translation of LoyceV topic, here a link
[MAY 2025] fees dey low, try consider consolidate your small input @1.00 sat/vbI'll be working on that of d5000 be for the week runs out.

37. Post 65352007 (unedited backup) (by Hatchy) (scraped on Tue May 6 13:25:43 CEST 2025) in Info-thread: Translation of Useful English topics to Naija languages, pidgin etc:
Original post:
[May 2025]Fees are low, think about Consolidating your small inputs @1.00 sat/vbAuthor:
LoyceV
BackgroundAny time wey Bitcoin network dey full, d fee dey always high well well. Many wallet go come dey use “different fee” meaning say dem dey compete with each other for fast transaction. Dis one dey make d fee dey go up even more. E never too tay when person go need pay more than 600 Satoshis for every byte before their money go quick reach where e dey go.
D result be say: dis board go come full with many talk talk like. "my money don dey hang for 2 weeks, abeg help me". For now, dat kind post no dey again, and na why I open dis topic wey dey opposite.
ExampleLike 18 days ago, one person make
dis transaction wey be 4909 bytes with 33 different input and e pay 510 Satoshis for every byte as fee. After e pay d fee finish, d 0.033BTC wey e use, turn to 0.0079539BTC. If e do d same transaction now wey d fee be 20 Satoshis for every byte, e for save 0.024BTC. Instead of just get 0.0079539BTC, e for end up with four times more money.
OpportunityFor like one week now, d fee dey very low again. For some months now, even transaction wey dey use
1 Sat/byte, dem fit confirm am in 1hr.
If u don dey collect faucet before,u go likely get plenty input around 0.000xBTC. Some weeks ago, anything wey dey less than 0.001BTC no even reach to pay for fee. If U use very low fee now,u fit gather all those small small inputs wey dey as low as 2000 Satoshis (0.00002BTC).
E good for everybodyIf u make big transaction wey d fee high when network dey full, u dey take up plenty space for d block wey scarce. Dis one dey make d network full pass before.
But if you make big transaction when d network no full,u dey prepare yourself so dat u go fit make small small transaction when d network full again, without saying U add to d problem.
Gather ur small input togetherIf u get plenty small small inputs, now na d perfect time to gather all of dem put for one place. If u no dey rush make ur transaction confirm, u fit set very low fee and just wait. Once e confirm, u fit send ur money for inside one small transaction, which mean say u go save plenty money for fee if u wan make transaction when fee don high again. If u get enough small small inputs, you fit save up to 95% or even more on fee.
How to do amNow d hard part be say; e depend on d wallet wey u dey use. D easy way na to just send all d money wey dey ur wallet go one new address inside ur own wallet. Just make sure say u set d fee by yourself.
Me, I prefer to "Enable coin control" for Bitcoin Core, u fit do am for
Electrum too. Choose d money wey you want use, and leave those very small small money wey no reach anything (like 0.00001BTC, because d fee go still pass d money). Then just send all d money wey you select go one new address wey U get.
If u get plenty input, I go suggest make you gather dem small small. No go create transaction wey be 100,000 bytes with 500 different input inside, but instead make plenty transaction wey get like 20 input inside each of dem.
If ur wallet no allow u to set ur own fee, and/or to use coin control,u fit carry ur private key commot and import am for inside another wallet wey dey support am. But dat one na something we go talk about another time.
PrivacyIf u gather ur different input together, e go show for d blockchain say all of them dey link together. Dis one no go different if u use d same money for any other transaction, but u need to think about am well before u do am.
SegWitUser Wind_FURY find one correct way wey dem
take dey reduce transaction fee, including how to use SegWit address.
Fee check check https://jochen-hoenicke.de/queue/#0,1w (thank you
pooya87)
https://coinb.in/#fees dis site go let you choose d money wey u wan use and where u dey send am to see how big d transaction go be (in bytes)
https://btc.com/stats/unconfirmed-txhttps://estimatefee.com (e dey recommend fee after u set how many blocks u want make e confirm within (Update April 6, 2019: d recommendation from dis site dey three times higher dan wetin my Bitcoin Core dey recommend) -- thank u
lite)
Hope say you understand am well well, Anything else you need, just ask.
Make Una take noteUse dis information at Ur own risk. Always think before you do any thing especially when U dey play with private keys. If U no trust Ur self, no do am.
I be human being, I dey make mistakes. If something no correct, abeg tell me.
na AOBT na run dis Translation by Dem self
38. Post 65351614 (unedited backup) (by xOrpian) (scraped on Tue May 6 10:53:01 CEST 2025) in [Updated October 31 LoyceV's Trust list viewer - Create your own Trust list!:
No. But if a DT1-user makes a change,
BPIP has a more accurate time.
I owe you a merit

39. Post 65351409 (unedited backup) (by Free Market Capitalist) (scraped on Tue May 6 09:26:19 CEST 2025) in Petition to remove signature display on Reputation and Scam Acc. CB:
I’m only using you as an example on how incentivizing post motivates user to become a regular poster because some user is already trying to removed the freedom here in the forum by imposing their personal ideal forum while the forum itself doesn’t imposed that kind of rules all because of signature campaign.
I find it difficult to find any meaning among so much garbage.
And here you are shit posting here because you’re goddamn @LoyceV.


I’m only using you as an example on how incentivizing post motivates user to become a regular poster
It's a terrible example. I
don't get paid to post 
.
Well, I think he is right about that, giving an economic incentive to post makes this forum have more traffic. And I don't buy that you don't get paid to post.
40. Post 65351312 (unedited backup) (by Xiestar) (scraped on Tue May 6 08:42:07 CEST 2025) in Petition to remove signature display on Reputation and Scam Acc. CB:
OP is butt hurt, lol.
It appears so. Petition to ignore OP's petition:
Ban @LoyceV for signature and avatar promotion, let’s see if he will still be active here.

I’m only using you as an example on how incentivizing post motivates user to become a regular poster because some user is already trying to removed the freedom here in the forum by imposing their personal ideal forum while the forum itself doesn’t imposed that kind of rules all because of signature campaign.
And here you are defying all the rules and shit posting here because you’re goddamn @LoyceV.

41. Post 65349647 (unedited backup) (by Majestic-milf) (scraped on Mon May 5 18:52:13 CEST 2025) in Is Saint-loup cheating LiveCasino.io signature campaign? What do you think?:
I checked the first 5 English posts on pages 10, 20 and 30 in his post history. It looks like he's been doing this for a while, although those didn't take 4 days to get edited:
That's just shitposting.
Wow! You know I can forgive the fact that English isn't your first language but it's improper to use that fact as reason for your wrongdoing. I don't know how punishments for things like this are being given but i guess this matter would be handled appropriately.
I would not even sounded as defensive as he did with all this stacked against him if I were in his shoes.
42. Post 65349557 (unedited backup) (by BitcoinGirl.Club) (scraped on Mon May 5 18:28:31 CEST 2025) in DT-members who have negative feedback (or are banned):
@BitcoinGirl.Club: this is not the place to expand your feud with Vod. You have 2 topics in Reputation already.
Everyone is discussing about Vod here in the last a few posts, aren't they? I really don't understand what you are trying to lesson me. I am well aware of places to have my posts.
43. Post 65348950 (unedited backup) (by Saint-loup) (scraped on Mon May 5 15:17:07 CEST 2025) in Is Saint-loup cheating LiveCasino.io signature campaign? What do you think?:
Don't shoot the messenger.
I don't shoot anyone, but it's the very first time someone even makes a comment about that while I'm here since 8 years. So I'm surprised he opened a thread for that whithout even bother to talk to me before. I didn't know it was prohibited by any rule including campaign's rules, and if I know my campaign managers didn't accept that, of course I wouldn't do it. How I could hide it? But to be honest, I think many people post like that and it's a rather common practice when you are in a campaign requiring high quality posts.
I don't like typing on mobile, and when I see something I want to get back to on my desktop, I leave
a notification for myself (which I instantly delete).
Ok but I didn't know it was prohibited to do it in the way I was doing. Again I just completed my posts, and never change their meaning.
44. Post 65348849 (unedited backup) (by pawanjain) (scraped on Mon May 5 14:50:25 CEST 2025) in 🔥 GingerWallet.io | LN Quest ⚡:
Also, I was concerned about my laptop for such a long uptime. I don't want it to be cooked

I've been cooking my laptop for over a decade. But it was Intel, which usually is less power hungry than AMD.
I only have about 100 GB of SSD space (out of the 256 GB) that I can use but since the datadir is 600 GB+ I am continuing to use HDD.
Can you spare 12 GB for
chainstate? Depending on your OS, you can probably symlink
chainstate (or
blocks!) to the correct disk. So:
chainstate: SSD
blocks: HDD
This makes a huge difference!
No wonder you are a genius LoyceV. This actually worked !!!
I did the symlink for chainstate folder to my SSD and now syncing progress is super fast.
I wish I knew this earlier, I would have probably completed the task mentioned in OP by now.
Thanks again. Willing to learn a lot from you.
P.S: I am back on track @NotATether
45. Post 65348787 (unedited backup) (by lovesmayfamilis) (scraped on Mon May 5 14:30:32 CEST 2025) in Share Security Problems and solutions HERE....:
RULES- please read the thread and rules carefully
- No spamming
- You are free to suggest alternative solutions to other users ideas
- Make sure to share both the experience and the solution
- Should be as brief as possible
- Only financial hacks and scams should be shared (e.g crypto especially bitcoin and fiat)
Good topic, OP. But do you remember how many requests there were for a separate section on the forum to discuss security? I will just quote the collection of topics that @BenCodie very conscientiously selected. Just look at the collection of valuable guides, but they are unfortunately scattered throughout the forum, and I fear that your topic will also one day disappear into oblivion.
I started compiling a list until I stumbled across compilations and decided to bulk them all into one post. With all of these, a solid board of resources could be created. This does not include the ample amount of new information that could be created by topic creators if this board were to become a reality.
My contributions, varying in press, general discussion and informative:[CyberSecurity] Have you ever been pwned? Protect yourself from cyberattacks. [2017-10-28] Law Firms Are Opening Bitcoin Wallets to Prepare for Data BreachesHow to protect yourself from crytoshuffle TrojanKUCOIN HackedSecurity and Privacy Topics on Guides and Protection.[INFO] Website Security ProtocolsWords of adviceWarning: About Apple Mac Hack[2019-04-27]Dangerous Malware Threatening Italians, Blockchain Could Protect VicUS Govt shares tips on defending against cyberattacks via Tor{WARNING} Cybersecurity vulnerabilities/flaws: Ledger exploit (10.08.20). US government imposing fines for those companies paying ransomwareCyber attack could be very dangerouAre you afraid of hackers?[2018-01-31] Japan’s Finance Minister Tells Crypto Exchanges to Toughen Up[2016-09-16] calvinayre.com] NEW YORK PROPOSES LANDMARK CYBERSECURITY REGULATIONKeyless encryption and passwordless authenticationWhat you should know about HackersAll of the below were compiled from Security and Privacy Topics on Guides and Protection. by Rich222:Guide and advice for new Users before you Download anything from the Forum | by LafuCrypto Security - Additional Protection For Your Seed/Private Keys | by LuciusBitcoin’s Public-Key Security Level | by nulliusBitcoin Privacy - How easy it is for someone to find all your wallets addresses | by bitmover[Guide] Protect your Crypto: Security tips for your home computer & network | by aundroid
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[url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5146701.0][BEWARE] Sim Port Attack | By GreatArkansas
[url=https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5132378.0][GUIDE] How to Create a Strong/Secure Password | By GreatArkansasAll of the below were compiled from Good topics on security and privacy by OcTradism:Aegis Authenticator, a decent alternative to Google Authenticator and Authy | By
mk4Crypto Security - Additional Protection For Your Seed/Private Keys. | By
Lucius[BEWARE] Sim Port Attack | By
GreatArkansas[GUIDE] How to Create a Strong/Secure Password | By
GreatArkansasWindows 7 stopped product supports. Please upgrade your Windows and wallets ASAP | By
tranthidungHow to Install Tails OS on USB flash drive for Wallet Purpose | By
DroomieChikitoUsing mobile phone as a full mobile wallet | By
nc50lc[Guide] Secure air-gapped crypto wallet storage method | By
SowikBitcoin’s Public-Key Security Level | By
nulliusCoinJoin: Bitcoin privacy for the real world | By
gmaxwellBasic security guide (firewall, backups, antivirus..) | By
testbugLet's talk about Privacy | By
bitmover#DeGoogle - Take back control of your privacy | By
xxjumperxxTraditional Authentication, 2FA and 2SV | By
LuzinOverview on browsers. Which one should we use? Support free web while browsing | By
bitmoverHow to stay private when using Android (protonmail blog) | By
bitmoverBitcoin Privacy - How easy it is for someone to find all your wallets addresses | By
bitmover2FA HW security keys, Yubikey and such | By
Captain-CryptoryDiscord Deskt. client can steal your Password,Cryptocurrencies via PM Link! | By
LafuBrave browser hijacking links and affiliate codes! | By
notblox1[TUTORIAL] Generate 2FA with Keepass (instead of Authenticator App) | By
bct_ail[INFORMATION] The Cipher, it's meaning, types and connection in cryptography | By
Nellayar[Education] Bitcoin Privacy and Anonymity | By
Husna QA[Tips and Information] Privacy and How to Stay Anonymous Online | By
Krislaw[Howto] Use Ledger Nano as Security Key | By
aundroid[Guide] Protect your Crypto: Security tips for your home computer & network | By
aundroid{WARNING} Cybersecurity vulnerabilities/flaws: Linux and Mac users (04.02.20). | By
TheBeardedBaby[Guide] How to know if your email address was part of any data breach | By
nelson4lovWhat to do to avoid phishing sites | By
hd49728Host-file to deal with phishing sites | By
hd49728[LEARN] Phishing Quizzes - Beginners & Experts | By
dkbit98UPDATED!!! Punycode and how to protect yourself from Homograph Phishing attacks? | By
wwzsockiAuthentication: Types, Risks/ Attacks, Advice | By
OcTradismVisiting official websites and download official apps, not fake ones. | By
OcTradismWATCH OUT - TikTok app is a SPYWARE!!! | By
wwzsockiPrivacy-o-meter, a free tool to assess the privacy level of your BTC transaction | By
BlockchairExplorerForum account: security, privacy, and recovery | By
OcTradismA treatise on privacy | By
fillipponeWhy KYC is extremely dangerous – and useless | By
1miauCritical Electrum vulnerability | By
theymosHow Scammer tried to Hack my Bitcointalk and how to Protect yourself? | By
dkbit98Protecting Your Account | By
LFC_BitcoinPrivacy at risk using mobile phones. Not only Bitcoin-related. | By
fillipponeWhy it’s important to avoid telling everyone about your crypto holdings | By
1miauCyber actors are now targeting Tor exit nodes to perform SSL stripping | By
cryptomaniac_xxxArchive.is has stopped supporting Brave Browser | By
witcher_senseHacked and Changed Email addresses Account using Yopmail accounts | By
SwennaUsing Disposable Email Address to Prevent Spam | By
ImThour2FA-Recovering your KYC Google Auth Keys. | By
condoras[SECURITY | GUIDE] How to protect your wallets and private keys | By
NestadePassword Spray Attack vs Brute Force Attack | By
JatingClipboard Hijacker Malware Monitors 2.3 Million Bitcoin Addresses | By
LafuHow to lose your Bitcoins with CTRL-C CTRL-V | By
LoyceVHacker blackmailing me and ask for money. Did you also get this email? | By
sujonali1819Privacy, ways to protection | By
Charles-TimGuide and advice for new Users before you Download anything from the Forum | By
LafuReport Malware and Suspicious Links here so Mods can take Action ! | By
LafuA hands-on lesson on why you should check PGP fingerprints! | By
nullius[Eng: Tutorial] PGP Signature - Encrypt/Decrypt message - Fingerprint | By
mdayonliner[GUIDE] Disposable Email Address for anonymity | By
Jawhead999Crypto security: Passwords and Authentication (Livestream -aantonop) | By
Andreas AntonopoulosHope people that give out personal address safe? Ledger wallet users' attacks | By
Charles-TimBitcoin security and privacy | By
Charles-Tim{Warning}: Many 2FA hardware are vulnerable to attacks | By
BaofengAll of the below were compiled from the Security section of Beginners & Help Encyclopedia by Ratimov:multi-chain blockchain ecosystem is risky (by _act_)
Why it’s important to avoid telling everyone about your crypto holdings by 1miau
So how safe is Tails when using my hardware wallet or online accounts by 20kevin20
My network is not your network, crosscheck before sending funds! by Accardo
Be careful of INFLUENCER REVIEWS by adekogbe
Wondering why account are hack or stolen? HTTP VS HTTPS by akirasendo17
[Wiki] An Informal Introduction to Plausible Deniability by AlcoHoDL
Crypto criminal activities. by Alucard1
Ways to prevent Cryptojacking ,hacking etc. by Asuspawer09
Newbies beware of influencers -they might not know it all/it's can go wrong- by BIT-BENDER
Dangers and Risks for Beginners by Bitcoin_bullish
There is more that meet the eye by Bravehash
Some potholes to avoid in every website (by Cookdata)
Your stupidity is opportunity for scammers! by COOLCRYPTOVATOR
Network security for beginners by cryptolord2077
Why looking for a crack software version is dangerous, specially for crypto user by cryptomaniac_xxx
For Crypto Users: Reasons why we should not download pirated softwares by cryptomaniac_xxx
Do not use any note taking apps for recording your crypto keys and password by cryptomaniac_xxx
[GUIDE] Keeping your crypto secure: DOs and DON'Ts by cryptosec.info
Don't auto Save your login details by CryptoYar
Tor browser Bitcointalk members read this by dkbit98
Beginners Guide to Security and Privacy by encryptedmind26
Dust Attack, what it is, why it is dangerous and how to prevent falling to it by fillippone
Security tips for beginners by gron88-05
Greediness could make you prone to these Hacks or Phishing attacks. by Harkorede
Just because It’s on GitHub. It doesn’t mean it’s safe> by hugeblack
A case against using Avast by jseverson
Identity Security: A Newbies' Priority (by KingsDen)
Mapping the crypto fraud landscape by koshj
Guide and advice for new Users before you Download anything from the Forum ! by Lafu
Double Check Bitcointalk Username Before Download or Invest to Avoid Virus/Scam by masulum
[Guide] How To Stay Safe From Scam Advertising When Use Search Engine by masulum
[Security Awareness] Online payment transactions. by maxreish
Save your crypto, Disable WPS! by mikeywith
Are you using a Public DNS server? your coins are at risk ! by mikeywith
Officially visit websites & download apps, not fake ones. by OcTradism
Security for Beginners by opg777
Be careful of shitcoins by Oshosondy
Don't buy steemit accounts from others, buy it officially and legally by r1s2g3
Don't send your personal data to anyone in PM by Ratimov
Certificate of Incorporation- what it is and why it shouldn't be trusted! by Rikafip
How to protect yourself from fake giveaways. by ScamViruS
Cryptocurrency Attacks To Be Aware In 2021 by Shamm
Newbies Avoid complacency adhere to guides lines by Sharon121212
Be careful of BTT account impersonation On and off the forum by Sharon121212
As the price rises so should our sense of security rise by Sharon121212
Important, Beginners should know !!! by skarais
Newbies attention. Don't get trap yourself with greed. by sujonali1819
Newbie Tips - How to check SHORTLINK safely ? by terizla
Basic security guide (firewall, backups, antivirus..) - not only for beginners by testbug
Guide on avoid red tags by supporting already known scam projects by tranthidung
Fundraising threads on behalf of COVID-19. Don't trust, verify. by tranthidung
(Beware) on Fake Screenshot Details by yazher
Credential Stuffing Attack by Yogee
[PSA] DOUBLE-SPENDING SCAM - WHY CONFIRMATIONS ARE IMPORTANT by YourNeko
Newbies, don't be naive by Ratimov
Meet bots asking you for otp by libert19
All of the below were compiled from the Privacy section of Beginners & Help Encyclopedia by Ratimov:How to stay private when using Android (protonmail blog by bitmover
Let's talk about Privacy by bitmover
Bitcoin Privacy - How easy it is for someone to find all your wallets addresses by bitmover
Differences between anonymity & privacy by BlackHatCoiner
Privacy, ways to protection by Charles-Tim
Privacy enhancing strategy on centralized exchanges possible? by Charles-Tim
Privacy is not a crime, learn to do it yourself (DIY) by Cookdata
A Treatise on Bitcoin and Privacy by fillippone
[Education] Bitcoin Privacy and Anonymity by Husna QA
[Tips and Information] Privacy and How to Stay Anonymous Online by Krislaw
Privacy while making use of Bitcoin by Nathrixxx
While using bitcoin there should be privacy by Oshosondy
A few thoughts on privacy by zasad@
46. Post 65348530 (unedited backup) (by fanya) (scraped on Mon May 5 12:54:07 CEST 2025) in Seed phrase recovery?:
It gone because if mixing wallet mnemonic seed and many random words which are not wallet mnemonic seed words.
I'm not sure if I understand you correctly, but nope, OP said that it's all words from mnemonic wordlist. He basically failed to document his own obfuscation or correct pattern how to find his mnemonic wallet recovery words in his grid of words.
Maybe his recovery words are at prime number positions in his extended list of words or something similar, like jumping like a chess bishop on a grid of words. Possibilities are vast and I always wonder why people invent something but fail to document it. Because one thing is for sure: you will forget whatever you invented when you don't use or repeat it regularly.
Loss due to complexity / not being able to restore from backup
Complex your wallet back up will not make your back up safer but more risk of failure in recovery later.
Not much to add to this. Add complexity and/or obscurity and fail to document it for you or your heirs and you have a recipe for desaster and loss.
Whatever you do, you should verify if you can successfully recover your wallet(s). If you have your non-standard procedure(s) only in your head, it's almost guaranteed you will forget something and shoot yourself in your foot. Don't do this, apply KISS principles!
I have about 30-50 seedphrase words here
What an odd way to describe how many words you have.
Indeed, I would think it should be possible to count the words and tell the exact number. Not that it would make much of a difference. Without any clues, you can't really brute-force this. You don't have the time and/or the energy to exhaust the search space.
I also had another method of storing Bitcoin back then, as you can read here (
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5523791.0). I don't quite know if the seed I found leads to this wallet or another one, but I know all my addresses and any of them is a win.
I don't really remember what I was thinking exactly to invent this kind of puzzle but at that point I found it quite fascinating that there are so many individual ways to store Bitcoin, a bit adventurous.
I have a few questions.
- How many words do you have written on the paper. Please count them. Is it 30? Is it 50? Is it some other number?
- Is there any pattern to how they are written? Alphabetical? Length (number of letters)? Vertical list? Horizontal, comma separated? Around the circumfrence of a circle? Something else?
- How many bitcoins will you gain access to once you solve this puzzle?
- Do you have/know any of the Bitcoin addresses associated with the puzzle?
- How much did you pay to purchase this puzzle? Where did you buy it? How did the seller contact you
- I have 50 words.
- These words are not written in any particular pattern, but I have highlighted some of them with a pencil. But the marked words are more than 24, so it doesn't make sense and I can't imagine that I thought it made sense at the time, it wouldn't be a puzzle. If I remember correctly, the seed only consists of 12 words.
- I have several addresses and I don't know which address this puzzle leads to but I have an overview of all my addresses from that time. Each address holds enough Bitcoin to make you tear your hair out.

- I didn't buy this puzzle, I made it myself on a piece of quality paper using my own pattern and wrote a card to solve it, somehow like this.
Now I only have the part that contains the words, without knowing the pattern to read the valid words.
47. Post 65348493 (unedited backup) (by fanya) (scraped on Mon May 5 12:41:25 CEST 2025) in Seed phrase recovery?:
I have about 30-50 seedphrase words here
What an odd way to describe how many words you have. Either way, this is futile, you have a better chance of brute-forcing
your Electrum wallet from your other post.
I counted, there are 50 words. I don't even remember if this is the seed that leads to my lost Electrum wallet from my thread from here (
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5523791.0), but I wrote down all my wallet addresses from back then. Any amount on these addresses is enough.
48. Post 65348096 (unedited backup) (by babo) (scraped on Mon May 5 10:08:55 CEST 2025) in DT-members who have negative feedback (or are banned):
Their negative trust reads:
| babo | | 2025-01-03 | | | | leaking confidential information, for good of all - is ethical? in 2025 i think not |
So babo's feedback went from "i dont know," in 2019 to "
in 2025 i think not" 5.5 years later. That doesn't make sense, even if the interpretation would have changed in 2025, the event happened in 2019.
As usual, LoyceV nailed it. The feedback is misleading, as it suggests the leak happened in 2025.
Hi guys, honestly I don't even remember since it's a feedback from January
I never give feedback on my own but I follow someone to reinforce
maybe whoever originally put it removed it and now I don't even remember why, since the reference is missing
What do you recommend doing?
49. Post 65348008 (unedited backup) (by pawanjain) (scraped on Mon May 5 09:32:07 CEST 2025) in 🔥 GingerWallet.io | LN Quest ⚡:
I guess the reason you are suggesting for a laptop is because of higher CPU processing power and you are right there.
No, I suggested a laptop because of the battery. If you have frequent power outages, at least a laptop can shut down gracefully.
I see, yeah that makes sense and I tried that too but the sync progress was slower on my laptop when compared to desktop and so I chose to stick with desktop.
Also, I was concerned about my laptop for such a long uptime. I don't want it to be cooked

But as I am nearing to 90% I will switch to laptop itself. I don't want to risk losing the progress coming so far.
The main bottleneck in my system setup is that I am using a HDD for storing block data.
The read/write is not that great and so the disk utilization is always at 100% which is why the blocks are downloading slowly.
Block data isn't the problem,
chainstate is. If you can put that directory on an SSD, things will go much smoother.
I only have about 100 GB of SSD space (out of the 256 GB) that I can use but since the datadir is 600 GB+ I am continuing to use HDD.
I know SSD would have made the syncing a lot faster but I don't have a 1TB SSD.
50. Post 65347624 (unedited backup) (by pawanjain) (scraped on Mon May 5 05:36:19 CEST 2025) in 🔥 GingerWallet.io | LN Quest ⚡:
P.S: I had tried downloading all the blocks at least 10+ times but lost it every time to the power cuts.
You need a laptop instead of a pi. It probably depends on where you live, but here second hand laptops can be pretty cheap.
I guess the reason you are suggesting for a laptop is because of higher CPU processing power and you are right there.
I spent some time on understanding on how the bitcoin core syncs the blocks and then I found out that the speed depends on CPU, HDD/SSD and RAM.
While the frequent power cuts were a major issue in my scenario, it has slightly decreased now.
Since I also have a laptop (AMD Ryzen 5, 8 GB RAM) and a desktop (AMD Ryzen 5, 16 GB RAM), I tried running bitcoin core on both of them and the desktop was obviously better.
The main bottleneck in my system setup is that I am using a HDD for storing block data.
The read/write is not that great and so the disk utilization is always at 100% which is why the blocks are downloading slowly.
I have somehow managed to reach 86% of the sync process and now syncing has become even more slower.
The reason is because of the huge number of transactions included in every block in the recent years.
Hopefully, if everything goes right, I might be able to sync all the blocks in about a week.
51. Post 65347595 (unedited backup) (by Wonder Work) (scraped on Mon May 5 05:02:38 CEST 2025) in [CHARTS] Monthly Overview Of Forum Wake-Up, Pass-Email Changed Account Activity:
Today is yet another day to look out for. There has been a noticeable activity of accounts waking up in short time intervals, both with Ranked and Newbie accounts. I believe someone decided to check out his bots/account farm.
I check and there are about 3,857 accounts (all ranks) that woke up today. That's quite a huge sum!
Yes, seen it myself. Every day, I collect the data and am surprised to see it. Sometimes, so many accounts wake up that I'm amazed to see how this is possible and what they will do with it.
You have noticed a beautiful thing. When you checked, the number of members who woke up was 3857, but when I checked the data for the whole day, it was 3896. The question arises repeatedly: how do they manage so many accounts? However, we must monitor them and see where their movements are going. We especially need to monitor the bank accounts.
That's a big number, but the strange thing is that the woke up time is at a very short interval. Is there really an account farmer who manages that many accounts?
Yes, there are account farmers. A single person can't manage so many accounts at once. This is what account farmers do. This is a strange thing. How can they handle over a thousand accounts in such a short time? By looking at their login timing, you can understand which farmer controls these accounts.
"Waking up" can be as small as clicking a link to Bitcointalk while the user's account is still logged in. I do the same to some other websites that I don't visit very often.
Yes, I agree with your point, but when I see it, it is very few or low in number. On the other hand, if you look closely, you will know that a single person can't wake up so many accounts in a single day.
Also have websites on my phone that are not visited much, but the accounts that wake up here will not be seen like this because you understand it well. We must monitor the accounts, understand their movements, and see their next steps.
You may like
my seclog log. I have incomplete data from old archives going back to 2015, but my data on the past 5 years should be complete.
Like it temporarily, but it seems to me that this is because the entire month's waking up accounts, password changes, and email changes cannot be caught all at once. If the number of waking accounts is too high, the previous ones are deleted. I am collecting daily data and saving it as a sheet for this. I will publish it very soon as a website where all the data will be saved, and anyone who wants can easily view it.
52. Post 65347563 (unedited backup) (by Vod) (scraped on Mon May 5 04:30:07 CEST 2025) in DT-members who have negative feedback (or are banned):
Their negative trust reads:
| babo | | 2025-01-03 | | | | leaking confidential information, for good of all - is ethical? in 2025 i think not |
So babo's feedback went from "i dont know," in 2019 to "
in 2025 i think not" 5.5 years later. That doesn't make sense, even if the interpretation would have changed in 2025, the event happened in 2019.
As usual, LoyceV nailed it. The feedback is misleading, as it suggests the leak happened in 2025.
53. Post 65347232 (unedited backup) (by logfiles) (scraped on Mon May 5 00:49:49 CEST 2025) in DT-members who have negative feedback (or are banned):
Their negative trust reads:
| babo | | 2025-01-03 | | | | leaking confidential information, for good of all - is ethical? in 2025 i think not |
So babo's feedback went from "i dont know," in 2019 to "
in 2025 i think not" 5.5 years later. That doesn't make sense, even if the interpretation would have changed in 2025, the event happened in 2019.
The feedback went from a neutral feedback which was a note to self to redtrust? All for what?

I didn't go through the whole thread, but I believe it was created in good faith and if we are to update our trust ratings because of the changes over the years, then I wonder how things would look right now.
Imagine sentencing someone to jail 5 years later for something that was not illegal back then when they did it, but is now illegal.
Also, very many people post PMs and chats from different suspects, scammers etc. as proof. Going by the "ethics", is he suggesting they should be tagged too?
54. Post 65346975 (unedited backup) (by examplens) (scraped on Sun May 4 23:26:07 CEST 2025) in DT-members who have negative feedback (or are banned):
Their negative trust reads:
| babo | | 2025-01-03 | | | | leaking confidential information, for good of all - is ethical? in 2025 i think not |
So babo's feedback went from "i dont know," in 2019 to "
in 2025 i think not" 5.5 years later. That doesn't make sense, even if the interpretation would have changed in 2025, the event happened in 2019.
Such feedback without an unambiguous reference link is pretty much useless. At least I rarely consider them as relevant.
55. Post 65345552 (unedited backup) (by BitcoinGirl.Club) (scraped on Sun May 4 17:42:14 CEST 2025) in New moderator in forum?:
This guy was multiposting even before I joined Bitcointalk

You don't dare to touch any of his posts 😉
56. Post 65345470 (unedited backup) (by Cricktor) (scraped on Sun May 4 17:15:55 CEST 2025) in Seed phrase recovery?:
It gone because if mixing wallet mnemonic seed and many random words which are not wallet mnemonic seed words.
I'm not sure if I understand you correctly, but nope, OP said that it's all words from mnemonic wordlist. He basically failed to document his own obfuscation or correct pattern how to find his mnemonic wallet recovery words in his grid of words.
Maybe his recovery words are at prime number positions in his extended list of words or something similar, like jumping like a chess bishop on a grid of words. Possibilities are vast and I always wonder why people invent something but fail to document it. Because one thing is for sure: you will forget whatever you invented when you don't use or repeat it regularly.
Loss due to complexity / not being able to restore from backup
Complex your wallet back up will not make your back up safer but more risk of failure in recovery later.
Not much to add to this. Add complexity and/or obscurity and fail to document it for you or your heirs and you have a recipe for desaster and loss.
Whatever you do, you should verify if you can successfully recover your wallet(s). If you have your non-standard procedure(s) only in your head, it's almost guaranteed you will forget something and shoot yourself in your foot. Don't do this, apply KISS principles!
I have about 30-50 seedphrase words here
What an odd way to describe how many words you have.
Indeed, I would think it should be possible to count the words and tell the exact number. Not that it would make much of a difference. Without any clues, you can't really brute-force this. You don't have the time and/or the energy to exhaust the search space.
57. Post 65345048 (unedited backup) (by LoyceMobile) (scraped on Sun May 4 15:21:49 CEST 2025) in 🔥 GingerWallet.io | LN Quest ⚡:
LoyceV
58. Post 65344505 (unedited backup) (by Lucius) (scraped on Sun May 4 12:14:07 CEST 2025) in Possible cheating in Betpanda campaign:
The last time all three accounts were online was on April 28. But it is noteworthy that on the neighboring forum, they also participated in signature companies; two participated in one (I don't know if they violated the rules on that forum), but their visits were at different times.
That is definitely forbidden, just like on this forum - in fact, it is against the rules there to have an alt account and not declare it publicly. However, their activity there has ceased, as it has on this forum, which is certainly not a coincidence. Regarding different visiting times, it is possible that these accounts are shared between different people (family members or friends).
But still, if there are no explanations and justifications, then we can guess that these three accounts were thrown out as unnecessary since there are several more; for the owner, there is no big problem to write from other accounts.
Their sending of merits is quite a template; I think that everyone to whom numerous merits were sent may also belong to this owner.
Ignoring is probably the best possible thing for the person behind all three accounts, because we already know that in situations like this, a lot more things are exposed if they start defending themselves.
~snip~
I've been thinking about a new data project for a while: once in a while someone finds the same address that is posted by different users, and I assume they find those by searching for that one address.
For me personally, this is a great idea - anything that can expose these leeches is welcome on the forum. It would be even better if you had more data, say IP addresses, considering that most of these
"geniuses" probably use the same IP addresses for all their accounts.
59. Post 65344444 (unedited backup) (by SirJohnVonSlotty) (scraped on Sun May 4 11:43:55 CEST 2025) in New moderator in forum?:
Find the merged post, hover your mouse above the post date, and it shows who last edited it.
Yeah, I know that, but there must be someone who reported those posts.
I don't think that merging should happen in all cases, especially when time difference between two posts is months or more.
I just got 7 posts from back in 2023 deleted. It looks like someone is reporting a lot of old posts.
@mprep: why merge those? What happened to this?
It looks like there is a bot doing this work.

I have an automated bot that detects potentially mergeable posts and I've recently started going through its backlog and merging posts that violate rules 21 and / or 32.
I don't like how this bot is working right now.
Some of my posts are not that important to be restored, but I see no reason to merge a post where I replied to other member with my older posts.
I left the gambling sub because no one moderated all the shit that was posted there and all the campaign comment spam. Here and there I tried posting some useful stuff to create a new momentum, but it didn't catch.
Then I wake up to seeing a message that someone moderated one of my posts in a casino AMA thread from last year.
While the campaign comment spam is still going on : )))
I'm not saying that improvements to the moderation of the forum are not a good idea, I'm just saying that the efforts could be focused on some other fields of the forum.
60. Post 65344407 (unedited backup) (by mprep) (scraped on Sun May 4 11:26:01 CEST 2025) in New moderator in forum?:
Allow me to quote my suggestion from last year:
How about automatically merging them? Like this:
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The post is untouched, but the black parts aren't shown anymore. Now that I type it, I realize this is probably much more work to do. And even more work if the second post is on a new page.
This should also work fine with "Reserved" posts, and since posts aren't really merged, the post size limit shouldn't be a problem either. If the new post doesn't count as a bump, rule #32 becomes obsolete

That'd probably require backend development work (changing how posts are grouped into pages) on theymos's end and I don't have access over that.
@mprep
How about if the merge script at least could preserve the post date and time in what it merges when it finds consecutive posts that may not have been consecutive posts initially due to deletion of posts in between.
In my opinion it's beneficial to preserve the post's date and time when they get merged for whatever reasons but especially with your script. Reporting violations of rules 21 or 32 is another thing, but I'd like them to preserve the timeline for mergers ideally too.
While it'd be great to also preserve the date of the original post, I don't really see a good way to add it to the post in a way that's both elegant and doesn't editorialize too much. Aside from separating posts by lines, adding a mod note and perhaps fixing broken quotes, I (and it seems most mods) generally prefer to keep the content as untouched as possible.
Find the merged post, hover your mouse above the post date, and it shows who last edited it.
Yeah, I know that, but there must be someone who reported those posts.
I don't think that merging should happen in all cases, especially when time difference between two posts is months or more.
I just got 7 posts from back in 2023 deleted. It looks like someone is reporting a lot of old posts.
@mprep: why merge those? What happened to this?
It looks like there is a bot doing this work.

I have an automated bot that detects potentially mergeable posts and I've recently started going through its backlog and merging posts that violate rules 21 and / or 32.
I don't like how this bot is working right now.
Some of my posts are not that important to be restored, but I see no reason to merge a post where I replied to other member with my older posts.
If someone starts reporting old posts for consecutive posting, AFAIK those reports tend to get marked as bad. As for there being months between posts, that's not relevant for rule 32 and especially rule 21. In regards to the bot, as I've mentioned, the bot only does the detection (giving me a list of links to posts) and I go through each detection manually, reviewing and deciding if and which posts should be merged, which I then merge using a userscript, whose results I review after it completes the merge.
61. Post 65344375 (unedited backup) (by apogio) (scraped on Sun May 4 11:10:31 CEST 2025) in Godex locked my coins:
My money must be in their wallets by now.
Have you checked a block explorer? I'm asking because it reminds me of
this case, in which the exchange said they froze funds so they can be seized by authorities. But blockchain evidence showed they
mixed it and sent it to another address.
Yes, I am checking every day

Fortunately (or unfortunately), my coins are there, sitting in front of a nice balcony, watching the waves and the sharks, in the Seychelles, since 2025-04-29.
62. Post 65344351 (unedited backup) (by apogio) (scraped on Sun May 4 11:00:43 CEST 2025) in [alt account hunters] Which posted address format should I look for?:
But there's some TON (is that Tron? I don't know squat about shitcoins):
TON-adress: UQAsC4yxqGEG2AAOtNg34PGybuWem97aZVmxUNjbRrX8Am7W
I searhed it on
Tronscan, but it caused an error, so I guess it's not Tron.
What you're looking for is
TON: "A decentralized and open internet designed to onboard 500M people on-chain, built by the community using technology developed by Telegram."
I will just, prefer to not talk about it again, sorry

And I guess this is Solana:
ETH/Solana Address: BoKcqxVLugS4QLa6dc3eng5PRjWhYMNNiHzbz4Hf2poX
Yes this
must be Solana.
63. Post 65344258 (unedited backup) (by nutildah) (scraped on Sun May 4 10:13:07 CEST 2025) in DT-members who have negative feedback (or are banned):
This one struck me as particularly odd:
Their negative trust reads:
| babo | | 2025-01-03 | | | | leaking confidential information, for good of all - is ethical? in 2025 i think not |
Meanwhile, this user hasn't logged in since Dec 2021. I wonder what good updating this feedback from
neutral to red does. I don't really understand why the neutral was left in the first place, although the thread in the reference does seem like some kind of "entrapment."
64. Post 65343726 (unedited backup) (by nutildah) (scraped on Sun May 4 05:46:49 CEST 2025) in [alt account hunters] Which posted address format should I look for?:
A regex to search for would be even better

Don't hate me for using AI.

^(?:0x[a-fA-F0-9]{40}$|
[13][a-km-zA-HJ-NP-Z1-9]{25,34}$|
bc1[a-zA-HJ-NP-Z0-9]{25,90}$|
[LM3][a-km-zA-HJ-NP-Z1-9]{25,34}$|
r[0-9a-zA-Z]{24,34}$|
(?:bitcoincash:)?(q|p)[a-z0-9]{41}$|
X[1-9A-HJ-NP-Za-km-z]{33}$|
D{1}[5-9A-HJ-NP-U]{25,34}$)
would work with Bitcoin Legacy, SegWit, Bech32, Ethereum, Litecoin, Ripple, BCH and Monero.
This is great.
To reduce the workload, I would only include the following networks:
- Bitcoin
- Any network whose addresses start with "0x" (Ethereum, Binance Smart Chain, Arbitrum, Polygon, etc.)
- TRON
That covers 99.9% of contests, giveaways, bounties and signature campaigns.
Some block explorers allow you to have private address tags. To give you an idea of the popularity of each network, I have the following # of tagged addresses in each block explorer:
bscscan - 1105 addresses
etherscan - 486 addresses
tronscan - 42 addresses
65. Post 65342996 (unedited backup) (by examplens) (scraped on Sun May 4 00:04:37 CEST 2025) in The Change Ltd automatic Cryptocurrency Exchange | ≈$21K Escrow :
That kinda proves my point: a normal "officially registered company" would put their office address on their website. A name in a PDF in a random country doesn't inspire confidence and makes me think this is at best a postbox company.
Offshore companies have always only served to represent the legality of a business, and that's a great way to increase credibility. Earlier, I did a little analysis of that "PDF register", mostly shell companies, so I understand that there is no insistence on publishing information on the site, because it is not representative.
66. Post 65342821 (unedited backup) (by Amphenomenon) (scraped on Sat May 3 23:07:01 CEST 2025) in [alt account hunters] Which posted address format should I look for?:
I've seen Ethereum and BSC, but what else is out there to search for? A regex to search for would be even better

Shishir99 have given one of the most common type of address here, which is the TRC address but I think you can add the LTC address because this is one of the main alternative for signature payment when Bitcoin Tx fee is high. Then SOL which is a common alternative for ETH and BSC for airdrop bounties.
67. Post 65342801 (unedited backup) (by Vod) (scraped on Sat May 3 23:02:25 CEST 2025) in [alt account hunters] Which posted address format should I look for?:
A regex to search for would be even better

Don't hate me for using AI.

^(?:0x[a-fA-F0-9]{40}$|
[13][a-km-zA-HJ-NP-Z1-9]{25,34}$|
bc1[a-zA-HJ-NP-Z0-9]{25,90}$|
[LM3][a-km-zA-HJ-NP-Z1-9]{25,34}$|
r[0-9a-zA-Z]{24,34}$|
(?:bitcoincash:)?(q|p)[a-z0-9]{41}$|
X[1-9A-HJ-NP-Za-km-z]{33}$|
D{1}[5-9A-HJ-NP-U]{25,34}$)
would work with Bitcoin Legacy, SegWit, Bech32, Ethereum, Litecoin, Ripple, BCH and Monero.
68. Post 65342520 (unedited backup) (by Shishir99) (scraped on Sat May 3 21:46:07 CEST 2025) in Possible alt farm:
This boils down to the definition of a farm. When I read the title, I was expecting to see a list of about 10+ accounts, which is my definition of a farm. So, the question is, what number of accounts belonging to one person can be regarded as a farm?
For privacy reasons, having one alternative account is enough. But if you provide some kind of services like LoyceV and TryNinja do, you might need to create several more accounts for different purposes. I think you don't need 10+ accounts to call it an alt farm. If someone has more than two accounts, I think that should be considered as an alt farm. As for two accounts, that is just an alt account, and I don't think this could be defined as a farm.
69. Post 65342500 (unedited backup) (by Shishir99) (scraped on Sat May 3 21:40:31 CEST 2025) in [alt account hunters] Which posted address format should I look for?:
I've seen Ethereum and BSC, but what else is out there to search for? A regex to search for would be even better

I would ask for TRC20 addresses. A lot of people use a TRC20 USDT address to take a loan. It would be interesting to see if people were taking loans using multiple accounts. Also, we have seen some hacking incidents where hackers posted a loan request on lending threads using a TRC20 USDT address, and later deleted those posts before the account owner noticed it. Sometimes the hackers were able to take a loan. I don't remember the cases anymore, but I think I have seen at least two cases like this.
70. Post 65342469 (unedited backup) (by dkbit98) (scraped on Sat May 3 21:32:25 CEST 2025) in [alt account hunters] Which posted address format should I look for?:
I now have 200+ GB and 51 million posts ready to search through. I'm only going to do this once, so I want to do it right the first time. I know Bitcoin address formats (although I'll probably ignore the rare Bech32 multisig and taproot addresses), I've seen Ethereum and BSC, but what else is out there to search for? A regex to search for would be even better

Maybe you should consider searching for Bitcoin Silent Payment address, they are usually starting with
sp1...
I know silent payments are not yet used by most people, but I am expecting to see this change in future when more wallets adopts silent payments.
71. Post 65342380 (unedited backup) (by dkbit98) (scraped on Sat May 3 21:06:50 CEST 2025) in New moderator in forum?:
Find the merged post, hover your mouse above the post date, and it shows who last edited it.
Yeah, I know that, but there must be someone who reported those posts.
I don't think that merging should happen in all cases, especially when time difference between two posts is months or more.
I just got 7 posts from back in 2023 deleted. It looks like someone is reporting a lot of old posts.
@mprep: why merge those? What happened to this?
It looks like there is a bot doing this work.

I have an automated bot that detects potentially mergeable posts and I've recently started going through its backlog and merging posts that violate rules 21 and / or 32.
I don't like how this bot is working right now.
Some of my posts are not that important to be restored, but I see no reason to merge a post where I replied to other member with my older posts.
72. Post 65342271 (unedited backup) (by Alone055) (scraped on Sat May 3 20:42:37 CEST 2025) in Little things that bug you/me about the forum:
While I'm typing this post, there's a Subject: field above it. That's the Subject of my post. If anything, you should wonder why most people don't use it, and why there's a default filled in already. I know the answer: it's quite convenient to leave it as is. But if I create a new post Subject, and you quote my post, you'll get the same Subject again (unless you change it).
It's a feature, not a bug.
Okay, makes sense, but then, isn't it better for posters to essentially stick to the same subject selected by the OP instead of changing it for each post? That's basically why most people don't change it, but if someone wants, they can abuse this feature just like how the guy I mentioned did.
I understood what you suggested initially and we may disagree, that's totally fine. I simply oppose your suggestion that the Subject of a topic should remain unchangeable for anybody else except the OP. You asked for opinions, you got mine. We don't need to find consensus.
Agreed, we're just discussing, no one needs to agree with each other in everything being said or proposed, and that's totally fine.
Let me add another thought regarding consequences of your suggestion:
If the OP is the only one to define the Subject for the whole thread, I would assume that the Subject should change for every post in a topic when the OP updates the topic's Subject, no? (Of course, the Subject for any other poster could remain unchanged but does this makes sense when you allow the OP to update the Subject and nobody else can change the Subject?)
That's how I believe it should be. If a topic is created, it should be discussed with the given title, and everyone should have the same subject when they are making their posts. Only because you are responding to someone else within a thread, you don't need to specifically change the subject line for it. As long as you are and the person you are responding to are on-topic, it shouldn't be a problem, imo.
Now think about the following potential of abuse:
An OP posts a topic with some agreeable or interesting Subject. Other users chime in and post: Yay, I like your topic... totally agree... whatever...
Later the fictional malicious OP changes Subject to something really nasty and/or offensive and above assumed update mechanics is imprinted on any poster of the topic/thread. I definitely wouldn't want this.
A good poster/user wouldn't do that, and if someone does, which is usually very rare because in all the years I've spent in this forum, I've not seen that happening much, but, even if someone does abuse it, we can report the thread to the mods and they will take care of it.
73. Post 65341138 (unedited backup) (by DrBeer) (scraped on Sat May 3 15:16:43 CEST 2025) in Українська (Ukrainian):
Aвтop:
LoyceVOpигiнaльнa тeмa:
[Apr 2025]Fees are low, think about Consolidating your small inputs @1.02 sat/vb
Пepeдicтopiя
Кoли мepeжa бiткoйнa cтaє бiльш пepeвaнтaжeнoю, кoмiciї зpocтaють. Бiльшicть гaмaнцiв зapaз викopиcтoвyють «динaмiчнi кoмiciї», щo oзнaчaє, щo вoни пoчинaють кoнкypyвaти oдин з oдним зa швидкe пiдтвepджeння. B peзyльтaтi кoмiciї зpocтaють пo cпipaлi. He тaк дaвнo для швидкoгo пiдтвepджeння бyлo пoтpiбнo бiльшe 600 caтoшi/бaйт. B peзyльтaтi ця дoшкa oгoлoшeнь зaпoвнилacя тaкими тeмaми, як: «мoя тpaнзaкцiя зacтpяглa нa 2 тижнi, дoпoмoжiть мeнi». B дaний чac тaкиx тeм нe icнyє, тoмy я i вiдкpивaю цю «пpoтилeжнy» тeмy.
Пpиклaд
18 днiв тoмy xтocь здiйcнив цю тpaнзaкцiю poзмipoм 4909 бaйт з 33 вxoдaми i кoмiciєю 510 caтoшi/бaйт. Пicля oплaти кoмiciї йoгo 0,033BTC пepeтвopилиcя нa 0,0079539BTC. Якби вiн здiйcнив тaкy ж тpaнзaкцiю зapaз з кoмiciєю 20 caтoшi зa бaйт, вiн би зaoщaдив 0,024BTC. Зaмicть 0,0079539BTC вiн oтpимaв би в 4 paзи бiльшe!
Moжливicть
Пpиблизнo тиждeнь тoмy кoмiciї знoвy cтaли дocить низькими. Ужe бaгaтo мicяцiв нaвiть тpaнзaкцiї з 1 caтoшi/бaйт, швидшe зa вce, бyдyть пiдтвepджeнi пpoтягoм гoдини. Якщo ви збиpaли кpaни в минyлoмy, тo, швидшe зa вce, y вac є бaгaтo вxoдiв в paйoнi 0.000xBTC. Кiлькa тижнiв тoмy вce, щo мeншe 0,001BTC, бyлo нeдocтaтньo нaвiть для oплaти кoмiciї. Якщo зapaз вcтaнoвити дyжe низькy кoмiciю, ви змoжeтe кoнcoлiдyвaти вxoди вcьoгo в 2000 caтoшi (0,00002BTC).
Цe вигiднo для вcix
Якщo ви здiйcнюєтe вeликy тpaнзaкцiю з виcoкoю кoмiciєю, кoли мepeжa пepeвaнтaжeнa, ви зaймaєтe бaгaтo дeфiцитнoгo пpocтopy в блoкax. Цe щe бiльшe пoгipшyє пepeвaнтaжeнicть мepeжi. Здiйcнивши вeликy тpaнзaкцiю, кoли мepeжa нe пepeвaнтaжeнa, ви бyдeтe гoтoвi дo тoгo, щo, кoли мepeжa знoвy cтaнe пepeвaнтaжeнoю, ви змoжeтe здiйcнити нaбaгaтo мeншy тpaнзaкцiю, нe cильнo збiльшyючи нaвaнтaжeння.
Кoнcoлiдyйтe нeвeликi вxoди
Якщo y вac бaгaтo дpiбниx вxoдiв, зapaз caмe чac oб'єднaти їx в oдин нoвий вxiд! Якщo ви нe пocпiшaєтe oтpимaти пiдтвepджeння, мoжнa вcтaнoвити дyжe низькy кoмiciю i пpocтo пoчeкaти. Пicля пiдтвepджeння вaшi кoшти мoжyть бyти вiдпpaвлeнi нaбaгaтo мeншoю тpaнзaкцiєю, a цe oзнaчaє, щo ви знaчнo зaoщaдитe нa кoмiciї, якщo зaxoчeтe здiйcнити тpaнзaкцiю, кoли кoмiciя знoвy бyдe виcoкoю. Якщo y вac бyдe дocтaтньo нeвeликиx тpaнзaкцiй, ви змoжeтe зaoщaдити нa кoмiciї дo 95% i бiльшe!
Як
Teпep нaйcклaднiшe: цe зaлeжить вiд вaшoгo гaмaнця! Пpocтий cпociб - пpocтo вiдпpaвити вecь бaлaнc нa нoвy aдpecy y вaшoмy влacнoмy гaмaнцi. He зaбyдьтe вpyчнy вcтaнoвити кoмiciю! Я вiддaю пepeвaгy «Bключити coin control» в Bitcoin Core, ви мoжeтe зpoбити цe i в Electrum. Bибepiть вxoди, якi ви xoчeтe викopиcтoвyвaти, i зaлиштe бeз yвaги дyжe мaлeнькi вxoди пилy (нaпpиклaд, 0.00001BTC, дe кoмiciя бyдe бiльшoю). Пoтiм пpocтo вiдпpaвтe вci вибpaнi вxoди нa нoвy aдpecy.
Якщo y вac бaгaтo piзниx вxoдiв, я пpoпoнyю oб'єднaти їx y кiлькa eтaпiв. He cтвopюйтe тpaнзaкцiю нa 100 000 бaйт з 500 вxoдaми, a зaмicть цьoгo cтвopiть бaгaтo тpaнзaкцiй пpиблизнo з 20 вxoдaми.
Кoнфiдeнцiйнicть
Кoнcoлiдaцiя вaшиx вxoдiв пoв'язyє їx paзoм в блoкчeйнi. Цe нiчим нe вiдpiзняєтьcя вiд викopиcтaння тиx жe кoштiв в бyдь-якiй iншiй тpaнзaкцiї, aлe вaм cлiд пoдyмaти, пepш нiж poбити цe.
SegWit
Кpиптo eнтyзiacт Wind_FURY знaйшoв вичepпний oгляд cпocoбiв знижeння кoмiciї зa тpaнзaкцiї, включaючи викopиcтaння aдpec SegWit.
Oцiнювaчi кoмiciй
Бeз cпaмy
Bci мoї тeми тeпep caмoмoдepyютьcя, щoб зyпинити cпaм пiдпиcниx кaмпaнiй. Я бyдy видaляти вci нepeлeвaнтнi пoвiдoмлeння. Якщo ви цитyєтe вecь OP, вaш пocт бyдe видaлeнo.
Чac вiд чacy я бyдy пiдcyмoвyвaти пocти i чиcтити цю тeмy.Диcклeймep
Bикopиcтoвyйтe цю iнфopмaцiю нa cвiй cтpax i pизик. Зaвжди дyмaйтe пepeд кoжним кpoкoм, ocoбливo якщo ви мaєтe cпpaвy iз зaкpитими ключaми. Якщo cyмнiвaєтecя, нe poбiть цьoгo!
Я людинa, я poблю пoмилки. Якщo щocь нe тaк, бyдь лacкa, дaйтe мeнi знaти.
Пepeклaд здiйcнeнo зaвдяки iнiцiaтивi AoBT:
74. Post 65341032 (unedited backup) (by NotATether) (scraped on Sat May 3 14:35:19 CEST 2025) in Talksearch.io - Advanced Bitcointalk Search Engine:
~
SolutionEnabling ext4 large_dir seems to fix it:
tune2fs -O large_dir /dev/nvme2n1
The EXT4 "largedir" feature overcomes the current limit of around ten million entires allowed within a directory on EXT4. Now, EXT4 directories can support around two billion directory entries. However, you are likely to hit performance bottlenecks before hitting this new EXT4 limitation.
It looks like the safe limit is about 10 million files per directory, although it may work up to around 30 million files, but you shouldn't get anywhere near that number without enabling large_dir because things start failing.
I completed my test at over 51 million files in a single directory. No more errors until I actually ran out of inodes.
Amazing work!
The forum should hire you as a consultant

I can restart the chunks processing now, but it's going to be starting from the first topic because I lost track of which topics failed to write. Fortunately it is much faster than upload at the moment - I was actually processing topics from 2023 when I noticed this issue.
75. Post 65340871 (unedited backup) (by Porfirii) (scraped on Sat May 3 13:31:19 CEST 2025) in [Abr 2025]Fees bajas, considera consolidar tus pequeños inputs a 1,02 sat/vb:
Autor:
LoyceVHilo original:
[Apr 2025]Fees are low, think about Consolidating your small inputs @1.02 sat/vb
Mods: Soy consciente de que esta no es una pregunta de Soporte Técnico, pero se refiere a cantidad de hilos de petición de ayuda que se han escrito en el pasado, y puede reducir potencialmente las peticiones de ayuda en el futuro. Es por ello que lo publico aquí.Antecedentes
Cada vez que la red Bitcoin se satura, las fees son más altas. La mayoría de wallets ahora usan "fees dinámicas", lo que significa que empiezan a competir entre ellas para conseguir confirmaciones rápidas. Esto resulta en una espiral de fees al alza. No hace mucho, eran necesarios más de 600 Satoshis/byte para tener una posibilidad de confirmación rápida.
El resultado: este tablero lleno de temas del estilo: "mi transacción lleva trabada 2 semanas, ayuda". Ahora mismo estos temas no existen, razón por la que abro este tema "opuesto".Ejemplo
Hace 18 días, alguien realizó esta transacción de 4.909 bytes con 33 inputs y una fee de 510 Satoshis/byte. Después de fees, sus 0,033BTC resultaron en tan solo 0,0079539BTC. Si realizara esa misma transacción ahora con una fee de 20 Satoshis/byte, habría ahorrado 0,024BTC. En lugar de con tan solo 0,0079539BTC, ¡habría acabado con hasta 4 veces más!Oportunidad
Desde hace una semana aproximadamente, las fees son bastante bajas de nuevo. Por algunos meses, incluso transacciones con tan solo 1 Satoshi/byte tienen opción a confirmarse en menos de una hora.
Si has recibido faucets en el pasado, probablemente tendrás muchos inputs de unos 0,000xBTC. Hace pocas semanas, cualquier cantidad por debajo de los 0,001BTC no era capaz tan siquiera de pagar por las fees. Si fijas ahora una fee muy baja, puedes consolidar inputs tan pequeños como 2.000 Satoshis (0,00002BTC).Es bueno para todos
Si realizas una transacción grande con fees elevadas cuando la red está saturada, acaparas mucho espacio de bloque escaso. Esto hace que la saturación sea aún peor.
Realizando una transacción grande cuando la red no está saturada, estarás preparado para poder realizar una transacción mucho más pequeña cuando la red vuelva a estar saturada, sin agravar el problema de la saturación.Consolida inputs pequeños
Si tienes muchos inputs pequeños, ¡ahora es el momento perfecto para consolidarlos en un nuevo input! Si no te corre prisa conseguir la confirmación, puedes fijar una fee muy baja y simplemente esperar. Una vez se haya confirmada, tus fondos se podrán enviar en una transacción mucho más pequeña, lo que significa que podrás ahorrar un montón de fees si quieres realizar una transacción cuando las fees vuelvan a estar altas. ¡Si tienes suficientes inputs pequeños, puedes ahorrar hasta un 95% o más en fees!
Cómo
Ahora la parte complicada: ¡depende de tu wallet! La manera mas fácil sería simplemente enviar tu saldo completo a una nueva dirección en tu propia wallet. ¡Asegúrate de fijar manualmente el fee!
Yo prefiero "Activar coin control" en Bitcoin Core, puedes hacerlo también en Electrum. Selecciona los inputs que quieres usar, y deja fuera solo los inputs dust, muy pequeños (pongamos de 0,00001BTC, que seguirían costando más en fees de lo que valen). Luego simplemente envía todos los inputs seleccionados a una nueva dirección de tu propiedad.
Si tienes muchos inputs diferentes, te sugiero que los consolides en varios pasos. No crees una transacción de 100.000 bytes con 500 inputs, crea muchas transacciones de unos 20 inputs en su lugar.
Si tu wallet no te permite establecer tu propia fee, y/o usar coin control, puedes exportar tus claves privadas e importarlas en una cartera que sí lo permita. Esto, no obstante, es algo a discutir en otro lugar.
Privacidad
Consolidar tus inputs relaciona unos con otros en la blockchain. Esto no debería ser diferente a cuando usas esos mismos fondos en otra transacción pero deberías tenerlo en cuente antes de hacerlo.
SegWit
El usuario Wind_FURY encontró un resumen completo de Técnica para reducir los fees de transacción, incluyendo el uso de direcciones SegWit.
Calculadoras de Fees
No spam
Todos los hilos del autor están auto-moderados para frenar el spam de firmas. Borrará todos los posts irrelevantes. Si citas el OP entero, tu post será borrado.
De vez en cuando hará un resumen de los posts y limpiará este hilo.Descargo de responsabilidad
Usa esta información bajo tu propia responsabilidad. Piensa siempre antes de actuar, especialmente cuando manipulas claves privadas. Ante la duda, ¡no lo hagas!
Soy humano, cometo errores. Si algo es incorrecto, por favor házmelo saber.
Traducción ofrecida gracias a la iniciativa:
76. Post 65340855 (unedited backup) (by Porfirii) (scraped on Sat May 3 13:27:13 CEST 2025) in [DO NOT DELETE] AoBT Spanish Translations (Drafts):
Autor:
LoyceVHilo original:
[Apr 2025]Fees are low, think about Consolidating your small inputs @1.02 sat/vb
Mods: Soy consciente de que esta no es una pregunta de Soporte Técnico, pero se refiere a cantidad de hilos de petición de ayuda que se han escrito en el pasado, y puede reducir potencialmente las peticiones de ayuda en el futuro. Es por ello que lo publico aquí.Antecedentes
Cada vez que la red Bitcoin se satura, las fees son más altas. La mayoría de wallets ahora usan "fees dinámicas", lo que significa que empiezan a competir entre ellas para conseguir confirmaciones rápidas. Esto resulta en una espiral de fees al alza. No hace mucho, eran necesarios más de 600 Satoshis/byte para tener una posibilidad de confirmación rápida.
El resultado: este tablero lleno de temas del estilo: "mi transacción lleva trabada 2 semanas, ayuda". Ahora mismo estos temas no existen, razón por la que abro este tema "opuesto".Ejemplo
Hace 18 días, alguien realizó esta transacción de 4.909 bytes con 33 inputs y una fee de 510 Satoshis/byte. Después de fees, sus 0,033BTC resultaron en tan solo 0,0079539BTC. Si realizara esa misma transacción ahora con una fee de 20 Satoshis/byte, habría ahorrado 0,024BTC. En lugar de con tan solo 0,0079539BTC, ¡habría acabado con hasta 4 veces más!Oportunidad
Desde hace una semana aproximadamente, las fees son bastante bajas de nuevo. Por algunos meses, incluso transacciones con tan solo 1 Satoshi/byte tienen opción a confirmarse en menos de una hora.
Si has recibido faucets en el pasado, probablemente tendrás muchos inputs de unos 0,000xBTC. Hace pocas semanas, cualquier cantidad por debajo de los 0,001BTC no era capaz tan siquiera de pagar por las fees. Si fijas ahora una fee muy baja, puedes consolidar inputs tan pequeños como 2.000 Satoshis (0,00002BTC).Es bueno para todos
Si realizas una transacción grande con fees elevadas cuando la red está saturada, acaparas mucho espacio de bloque escaso. Esto hace que la saturación sea aún peor.
Realizando una transacción grande cuando la red no está saturada, estarás preparado para poder realizar una transacción mucho más pequeña cuando la red vuelva a estar saturada, sin agravar el problema de la saturación.Consolida inputs pequeños
Si tienes muchos inputs pequeños, ¡ahora es el momento perfecto para consolidarlos en un nuevo input! Si no te corre prisa conseguir la confirmación, puedes fijar una fee muy baja y simplemente esperar. Una vez se haya confirmada, tus fondos se podrán enviar en una transacción mucho más pequeña, lo que significa que podrás ahorrar un montón de fees si quieres realizar una transacción cuando las fees vuelvan a estar altas. ¡Si tienes suficientes inputs pequeños, puedes ahorrar hasta un 95% o más en fees!
Cómo
Ahora la parte complicada: ¡depende de tu wallet! La manera mas fácil sería simplemente enviar tu saldo completo a una nueva dirección en tu propia wallet. ¡Asegúrate de fijar manualmente el fee!
Yo prefiero "Activar coin control" en Bitcoin Core, puedes hacerlo también en Electrum. Selecciona los inputs que quieres usar, y deja fuera solo los inputs dust, muy pequeños (pongamos de 0,00001BTC, que seguirían costando más en fees de lo que valen). Luego simplemente envía todos los inputs seleccionados a una nueva dirección de tu propiedad.
Si tienes muchos inputs diferentes, te sugiero que los consolides en varios pasos. No crees una transacción de 100.000 bytes con 500 inputs, crea muchas transacciones de unos 20 inputs en su lugar.
Si tu wallet no te permite establecer tu propia fee, y/o usar coin control, puedes exportar tus claves privadas e importarlas en una cartera que sí lo permita. Esto, no obstante, es algo a discutir en otro lugar.
Privacidad
Consolidar tus inputs relaciona unos con otros en la blockchain. Esto no debería ser diferente a cuando usas esos mismos fondos en otra transacción pero deberías tenerlo en cuente antes de hacerlo.
SegWit
El usuario Wind_FURY encontró un resumen completo de Técnica para reducir los fees de transacción, incluyendo el uso de direcciones SegWit.
Calculadoras de Fees
No spam
Todos los hilos del autor están auto-moderados para frenar el spam de firmas. Borrará todos los posts irrelevantes. Si citas el OP entero, tu post será borrado.
De vez en cuando hará un resumen de los posts y limpiará este hilo.Descargo de responsabilidad
Usa esta información bajo tu propia responsabilidad. Piensa siempre antes de actuar, especialmente cuando manipulas claves privadas. Ante la duda, ¡no lo hagas!
Soy humano, cometo errores. Si algo es incorrecto, por favor házmelo saber.
Traducción ofrecida gracias a la iniciativa:
77. Post 65340550 (unedited backup) (by promise444c5) (scraped on Sat May 3 11:29:19 CEST 2025) in Banned Users Identifier:
Does it download this 6 MB for each view, or is it cached? Do you need the usernames, or can I get you a list with only userIDs?
No, i catched the resource for the extension to 1 day , it can be changed manually...
const CACHE_DURATION = 60 * 60 * 1000 * 24; // Cache for 1day (24 hours)
Do you need the usernames, or can I get you a list with only userIDs?
Not really(ids can also identify), but since the file provides both the username and ids , i just scraped both.. for now i'm only using the username though, but stored the ids too...
{ userId: parts[0].trim(), username: parts[1].trim() };
78. Post 65340491 (unedited backup) (by NotATether) (scraped on Sat May 3 11:10:01 CEST 2025) in Talksearch.io - Advanced Bitcointalk Search Engine:
I have some experience dealing with tens of millions of files, and apart from making a directory view terribly slow, it works fine as long as you have enough inodes.
On ext4, with default settings, it looks like a ten times larger disk does not get ten times more inodes. I checked a few disks, and typical limits are tens to hundreds of millions of inodes per disk.
Just enter df -hi and it tells you want you need to know.
About 18% of my inodes are used.
ls ran for a horribly long time but I finally got output:
130 zenulabidin@zerstrorer ~ % ls -l /opt/talksearch/processed_chunks | wc -l
30240178
command ls --color=auto -v -l /opt/talksearch/processed_chunks 435.80s user 1776.56s system 2% cpu 21:08:55.04 total
wc -l 1.46s user 2.14s system 0% cpu 21:08:54.10 total
So about 30 million files. I'll see if this long directory listing time is the cause of "No space left on device" bailing-out in the filesystem code and/or the kernel.
79. Post 65340411 (unedited backup) (by fillippone) (scraped on Sat May 3 10:40:19 CEST 2025) in eXch - instant exchange BTC / LN / XMR / LTC / ETH / ERC20:
They did state something about a new management but it seems as though that may not have transpired.
That's the part that makes no sense to me: why join a company, only to shut it down?
Maybe they want to relaunch in a new form without any apparent link to the old Exch brand.
This “interreign” would be a passage needed to protect the new management from legal accusations regarding intellectual property or legal ownership of brands. It sounds stretched. I'm just guessing.
80. Post 65339679 (unedited backup) (by mprep) (scraped on Sat May 3 03:39:31 CEST 2025) in New moderator in forum?:
I just got 7 posts from back in 2023 deleted. It looks like someone is reporting a lot of old posts.
@mprep: why merge those? What happened to this?
Old post: We generally do not moderate posts this old for on-topicness, substantiveness, multi-posting, and other "cleanliness" issues.
AFAIK that's for reports and those weren't reported. I have an automated bot that detects potentially mergeable posts and I've recently started going through its backlog and merging posts that violate rules 21 and / or 32.
I thought the unwritten exception was when the last post was more than 24 hours ago. You can't seriously expect me to edit a single last post in a topic weeks or even months in a row, that means users following the topic won't see it in their Watchlist.
I personally prefer new posts instead of editing the last post, so I know where to keep reading. There's no forum feature to keep track of edited updates.
There is no such exception, though consecutive posts by OP are simply considered bumps and thus limited to once per 24 hours. Once that post is no longer relevant as a bump (e.g. someone else posted something, a new bump was posted), rules 21 (old bumps should be deleted) and 32 (no consecutives except bumps and OP's reserved posts) kick in.
81. Post 65339169 (unedited backup) (by examplens) (scraped on Fri May 2 23:30:14 CEST 2025) in The Change Ltd automatic Cryptocurrency Exchange | ≈$21K Escrow :
we’re an officially registered company
So you keep saying.... But I can't find any information about your company on
your Contacts page.
They should be able to be found in this registry.
https://www.cr.gov.hk/docs/wrpt/wk_new&changednamecoys_20241230.pdfID (77537541)
82. Post 65338663 (unedited backup) (by joker_josue) (scraped on Fri May 2 20:48:31 CEST 2025) in Godex locked my coins:
No Registration ' No KYC ' No Limits
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Godex does not require any personal data, no accounts or registrations.
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Godex stands for the original idea of incognito in the cryptocurrency world.
Judging by your post and their own website, those are lies.
LoyceV how did you manage to make this quote?
TryNinja's ninjastic.space website is down, I couldn't check the original post before the last edits.
I was just investigating the situation and came across this post, right after the OP was created:
Thanks for the feedback! The integration of visa and MasterCard payment systems is planned for the near future. But the adoption of KYC/AML policy is a mandatory requirement of VISA and MC. Therefore, we decide whether we want to deny our users of privacy (which is highly undesirable way and it contraries to the philosophy of our service) for the implementation of banking payment systems. A possible solution is a compromise, consisting in a premature warning of users about possible personal data requests, but with an option of remaining anonymous without the use of cash
At the time of this post, the cited post had never been edited.
83. Post 65338592 (unedited backup) (by Sweep283@) (scraped on Fri May 2 20:25:25 CEST 2025) in [Paid] 50% Fee! Need Miner to Broadcast and Mine Non-Standard TX:
I didn’t post it initially because I didn’t want to spam the thread with a long raw hex string
That's what code-tags are for:
[code]string[/code]
Oh, I didn’t actually know that — thanks for pointing it out.
Like I mentioned earlier in the thread, I’m still pretty new to Bitcointalk, so I wasn’t aware there was a proper way to format long strings like raw transaction hex. I thought posting it directly would just clutter the thread or make it look messy, so I held back.
Good to know about the
tags — I’ll definitely use that going forward. I appreciate the tip