Bump

EVRMORE website:
https://evrmorecoin.org/

GitHub:
https://github.com/EvrmoreOrg

Core Wallet (found under assets):
https://github.com/EvrmoreOrg/Evrmore/releases

Block Explorers:
https://evr.cryptoscope.io/
https://ravenrebels-evrmore-explorer.herokuapp.com/index.html

NFT Marketplaces:
https://evrsea.io/

I decided to use my existing project to create this service. It's not ready yet, but it will be soon. https://mecrypto.io/trade

Real Crypto supporters.

I have not used my armory setup for awhile and upgraded it and Core a month or more ago.
Transactions are not broadcasting correctly, how do I fix the transactions so that they will properly broadcast and be excepted by Core (malleability I assume) ?

Setup:

• Online Computer: OSX 10.11.4
• Online (Watch-only) Computer: Armory 0.93.3
• Online Computer: Core 0.11.1 (64 bit)
• Offline Computer: Windows 8
• Offline Computer: Armory 0.93.3

Steps Taken:

• Created an offline transaction on online watch-only computer.
• Signed unsigned transaction with offline computer.
• Tried to broadcast signed transaction on online watch-only computer but it failed to broadcast the transaction.
• Copied raw hex of 'SENT' transaction and pasted raw hex of 'SENT' transaction into https://blockchain.info/pushtx
• Blockchain.info throws an error: "An outpoint is already spent".
  
• Tried to push raw hex transaction on other websites but received similar errors. "Missing Inputs"

 

Based on the replies and poll, I'm thinking about building a site where I don't have to pay attention to all of the coins.

Something where with one click, you can have your funds automatically mimic the best traders. Like https://www.etoro.com/ but for crypto.

Quick mock-up, for thoughts. Should I make this?

Come-From-Beyond did some work for me in 2013 -- I never had any problems and he was generally quite helpful and easy going.

It sounds like most people (think, know, assume) the majority of coins are not worth trading/investing. Most keep focused on a handful of coins, the coins' fundamentals and not technicals.


No worries

There used to be a good site where it had a genealogy map of found it -> http://mapofcoins.com/bitcoin

I've been around for a while but don't post often.

I've been buying coins since 2012 and it seems more difficult than ever to keep up with coin fundamentals and technicals.  I'm thinking about building a site but wanted to see if others share this problem. I want to make good trades just as much as the next person, but it seems difficult to wade through all of the information now days. Maybe I just am reminiscing the Gox days and less than a handful of coins to follow.

I bought two WRT 1900 ac routers and cannot get them configured to my liking.

ISP -> (WAN) Router 1 (LAN) -> (WAN) Router 2 (LAN) -> Computer 1

Router 1 is on the main floor. Router 2 is in the basement. Both Routers are dual band output (2.4GHz and 5GHz). Various devices (all N or AC) will connect via Wifi.

Ideally I would like:

• Internet as fast as possible over Wifi. (30Mbps at modem)
• Main SSIDs the same (hidden) name over 2.4GHz and 5GHz
• Guest access Wifi (visible) separate from main (hidden)

Is this the most efficient way to connect the routers?
If this were your setup, how would you connect the routers?
Will having Guest access (visible) output 2.4GHz and 5GHz limit speed of Main (hidden)?
Will having both Main and Guest affect Wifi Mbps?
What settings need to be set on the second router, DHCP, Static IP etc...?


Tech Specs of the routers:
Model: Linksys WRT1900AC
Technology: Wireless-N & AC
Bands: 2.4 & 5 GHz
Processor: 1.2 GHz dual-core ARM-based
Antennas: External antennas 4x
Ports: 4 x Gigabit LAN, 1 x Gigabit WAN, 1 x USB 3.0 + 1x eSATA/USB 2.0
Power Adapter: 100-240V -50-60- Hz
Storage File System Support: FAT,NTFS,and HFS+
LEDS: Power, Internet, 2.4 GHz, 5 GHz, LAN (10/100 Mbps or 1 Gbps), USB 3.0, USB 2.0, eSATA, Wi-Fi Protected Setup
VPN Support: PPTP IPSec pass-through
Media Specifications: UPnP Server
Memory: 128MB Flash, 256MB DDR3 RAM
Warranty: 1 year hardware limited warranty
OS compatibility:Windows, Mac
Wireless:802.11b: up to 11 Mbps, 802.11a/g: up to 54 Mbps, 802.11n (2.4 GHz): up to 600 Mbps, 802.11ac (5 GHz): up to 1.3 Gbps, Simultaneous Dual-Band 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Next-Generation Wireless-AC Technology For Powerful Networking.
IPv6 support: Native IPv6 and 6rd support

I could not agree more.

Look at the badge on the desk. Google Cerulean Tower. Though it could be photochopped or not sent from Karpeles

I don't think so because they would have to know the public address from which he was trading the customers coins.

My guess is that these two things are linked 

“well, technically speaking it's not 'lost' just yet, just temporarily unavailable.” -Gox CEO

"and clear policies to not use customer assets for proprietary trading or for margin loans in leveraged trading." -Joint-Statement

In regards to this --> http://finance.fortune.cnn.com/2014/02/25/secondmarket-knew-about-mount-gox-troubles/


The community ought to demand, in my opinion, all of the following companies make a statement clearly stating that they nor any of their employees privately knew that Gox was finished in advance and made trades based on that information.

I am interested to see how up front and transparent these companies are.


"We strongly believe in transparent, thoughtful, and comprehensive consumer protection measures. We pledge to lead the way."

-Blockchain.info
-Coinbase
-Circle
-Kraken
-Bitstamp
-BTC China

Cool, so as long as the smallest unit is 10^-8 it rounds out at that point. Thanks.

As bitcoin approaches 2140, when "the last satoshi is created," how does the protocol handle this operation? Additionally, when people say, "there will never be more than 21 million bitcoins created," does that mean that technically there will not be more than 21 million bitcoins but that there can be slightly more than 21 million and it will never hit 22 million? In other words, is there an asymptote at 21 million, or 22 million, or neither because when the last satoshi is created is the exact same time it technically hits 21 million and the protocol checks and stops coinbase rewards?