Quote from: examplens on Today at 09:16:28 AM

It is a new unit of measure in the Bitcoin ecosystem, devised by the creators of the AML checker. There is no explanation of the methodology used when assigning percentages, but users have to accept the result and agree that anyone can block their coins due to a "bad score".

Is this a way to prevent stolen/blacklisted/reported addresses from depositing tainted coins on exchanges and gambling platforms? No, I don't like it; we're giving them too much control. Satoshi probably wouldn't have liked this.

Quote from: LoyceV on Today at 09:27:48 AM

I can do that too Cheesy

I have 2 lists already: all good Bitcoin addresses and all bad Bitcoin addresses. Or maybe it was the other way around, I don't remember Tongue

/sarcasm

35.06 GB of data oh no! Thank you Grin