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Re: [ANN] Spells of Genesis - Innovating the Game Economy with BitCrystals (BCY)
At current market cap there is still lot's of potential. Yesterdays presentation again proved that. Just some reasons why I invested in BCY:
- The team behind SoG is super solid
- Many serious partnerships are constantly announced
- Active community with exponential growth potential
- Everdreamsoft already been very succesful in the market before
- There is frequent communication from the team to it's community
- There is a clear roadmap with constantly new goals being added and timely realized
- There is a revenue model that has already been working from the start
- There is an actual real and good looking platform that is constantly updated
Compare this to other coins that are currently valued at 20x BCY... They are often just idea's with vague revenue models that yet have to be proven.
- The team behind SoG is super solid
- Many serious partnerships are constantly announced
- Active community with exponential growth potential
- Everdreamsoft already been very succesful in the market before
- There is frequent communication from the team to it's community
- There is a clear roadmap with constantly new goals being added and timely realized
- There is a revenue model that has already been working from the start
- There is an actual real and good looking platform that is constantly updated
Compare this to other coins that are currently valued at 20x BCY... They are often just idea's with vague revenue models that yet have to be proven.
^^ Completely agree with this fundamental analysis! ^^
Re: Is Bitcoin Wallet for Android Hierarchical Deterministic?
You can just use the WalletTool program from the bitcoinj source code with a wallet file.
Andreas told me he wants to be careful about exposing the seed words because it can break in various edge cases e.g. if you have an old wallet that has pre-HD keys in it and then you think all you need are the post-HD seed words. So it will take some effort and testing to get it fully right.
Andreas told me he wants to be careful about exposing the seed words because it can break in various edge cases e.g. if you have an old wallet that has pre-HD keys in it and then you think all you need are the post-HD seed words. So it will take some effort and testing to get it fully right.
I know Mike is out of the scene now, but I need some help with this. I have pulled my keys from version of the android wallet which was available in Nov 2013. The keys when backed up came from a newer version of the android wallet in Nov 2014 and I need to get the private key for my original address that was reused a bunch before this wallet went to HD. I have the seed which says it had a birthday on Nov 14, 2013, but after putting the seed into an HD wallet generator like the one mentioned above (https://dcpos.github.io/bip39/) I cannot generate the same original address/key pair. Does anyone have some clues to figure out how to get the private key for the original address?
Three keys came out in a format like this:
Keys:
addr:xxxxxx...
hash160:xxxxxx...
ECKey{pub=xxxxxx...,
priv=xxxxxx...
creationTimeSeconds=xxxxxx, isEncrypted=false, isPubKeyOnly=false}
And then this once:
Seed as words: xxxx xxxx xxxx ...
Seed as hex: xxxxxx...
Seed Birthday : xxxxxx.
Key to watch: xxxxxx...
addr: xxxxxx...
hash160:xxxxxx...
And then a few more like this:
DeterministicKey{pub=xxxxxx...,
priv=xxxxxx..., isEncrypted=false, isPubKeyOnly=true}
addr:xxxxxx...
I've also tried to used the ECKeys to generate WIF format private keys, but they do not produce the original address.
Thanks in advance!
Moreover the very first address on this decrypted list is the address I need, but like I said I could not get the ECKeys to produce the right WIF format.
I'm not sure if I understand correctly. Is it the case that you have the public/private key pair for the addy you want? And that your issue is just converting the format to WIF? If so, it's not that hard, I can probably help you. What format are the keys in now (hex, binary, decimal)?
I have a python script which takes a private key as input and produces the bitcoin addresses and WIF for the priv keys for that private key.
Yes, I have the public and private key pair written as "ECKey{pub=[key here], priv=[key here]}. It appears to be hexadecimal. This is straight from the instructions of extracting private keys from the Schildbach wallet key file.
foudn some replieso nline http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/29586/how-do-i-extract-my-private-keys-from-a-protobuf-wallet
is this really that complex ?!
is this really that complex ?!
It's not that complex. Pasting the wallet.dat format is more of a pain. You're making the problem more complex by trying to import it to a program taking a different format. Just parse it using protobuf, or bitcoinj's protobuf wallet parser.
If you don't write java, you might not know how to "just parse it with protobuf". Here's the actual steps I used to extract private keys from a Schildbach wallet export:
1) decrypt the file using openssl aes-256 (as described in the linked stackoverflow)
2) dump the private keys using bitcoinj's wallet tool. This is not actually described in the document, but you can do it like this:
$ ./wallet-tool dump --dump-privkeys WALLETFILE
3) convert the privatekeys to WIF, I used the "ku" program for this from the pycoin repo: https://github.com/richardkiss/pycoin
4) import your WIF into bitcoind
Can you help me convert my ECKeys into WIF so I can move some Maidsafe coins? I've tried a bunch of stuff (I'm not super technical) without any luck. See my post here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=889287.new#new
Thanks!
Re: Is Bitcoin Wallet for Android Hierarchical Deterministic?
You can just use the WalletTool program from the bitcoinj source code with a wallet file.
Andreas told me he wants to be careful about exposing the seed words because it can break in various edge cases e.g. if you have an old wallet that has pre-HD keys in it and then you think all you need are the post-HD seed words. So it will take some effort and testing to get it fully right.
Andreas told me he wants to be careful about exposing the seed words because it can break in various edge cases e.g. if you have an old wallet that has pre-HD keys in it and then you think all you need are the post-HD seed words. So it will take some effort and testing to get it fully right.
I know Mike is out of the scene now, but I need some help with this. I have pulled my keys from version of the android wallet which was available in Nov 2013. The keys when backed up came from a newer version of the android wallet in Nov 2014 and I need to get the private key for my original address that was reused a bunch before this wallet went to HD. I have the seed which says it had a birthday on Nov 14, 2013, but after putting the seed into an HD wallet generator like the one mentioned above (https://dcpos.github.io/bip39/) I cannot generate the same original address/key pair. Does anyone have some clues to figure out how to get the private key for the original address?
Three keys came out in a format like this:
Keys:
addr:xxxxxx...
hash160:xxxxxx...
ECKey{pub=xxxxxx...,
priv=xxxxxx...
creationTimeSeconds=xxxxxx, isEncrypted=false, isPubKeyOnly=false}
And then this once:
Seed as words: xxxx xxxx xxxx ...
Seed as hex: xxxxxx...
Seed Birthday : xxxxxx.
Key to watch: xxxxxx...
addr: xxxxxx...
hash160:xxxxxx...
And then a few more like this:
DeterministicKey{pub=xxxxxx...,
priv=xxxxxx..., isEncrypted=false, isPubKeyOnly=true}
addr:xxxxxx...
I've also tried to used the ECKeys to generate WIF format private keys, but they do not produce the original address.
Thanks in advance!
Moreover the very first address on this decrypted list is the address I need, but like I said I could not get the ECKeys to produce the right WIF format.
Re: Is Bitcoin Wallet for Android Hierarchical Deterministic?
You can just use the WalletTool program from the bitcoinj source code with a wallet file.
Andreas told me he wants to be careful about exposing the seed words because it can break in various edge cases e.g. if you have an old wallet that has pre-HD keys in it and then you think all you need are the post-HD seed words. So it will take some effort and testing to get it fully right.
Andreas told me he wants to be careful about exposing the seed words because it can break in various edge cases e.g. if you have an old wallet that has pre-HD keys in it and then you think all you need are the post-HD seed words. So it will take some effort and testing to get it fully right.
I know Mike is out of the scene now, but I need some help with this. I have pulled my keys from version of the android wallet which was available in Nov 2013. The keys when backed up came from a newer version of the android wallet in Nov 2014 and I need to get the private key for my original address that was reused a bunch before this wallet went to HD. I have the seed which says it had a birthday on Nov 14, 2013, but after putting the seed into an HD wallet generator like the one mentioned above (https://dcpos.github.io/bip39/) I cannot generate the same original address/key pair. Does anyone have some clues to figure out how to get the private key for the original address?
Three keys came out in a format like this:
Keys:
addr:xxxxxx...
hash160:xxxxxx...
ECKey{pub=xxxxxx...,
priv=xxxxxx...
creationTimeSeconds=xxxxxx, isEncrypted=false, isPubKeyOnly=false}
And then this once:
Seed as words: xxxx xxxx xxxx ...
Seed as hex: xxxxxx...
Seed Birthday : xxxxxx.
Key to watch: xxxxxx...
addr: xxxxxx...
hash160:xxxxxx...
And then a few more like this:
DeterministicKey{pub=xxxxxx...,
priv=xxxxxx..., isEncrypted=false, isPubKeyOnly=true}
addr:xxxxxx...
I've also tried to used the ECKeys to generate WIF format private keys, but they do not produce the original address.
Thanks in advance!
Re: [ANN] BitCrystals (BCY) - Innovating the Game Economy with Cryptocurrency
Bazaarcard Just Created, 1000pcs:
https://counterpartychain.io/asset/BAZAARCARD
Question is....
Is it a new SoG Card, or not?
Who knows
p.s. ehm... https://counterpartychain.io/address/1EewCNrN1oypSYZE81HBiqrjuhkLcz1qXR the owner
p.p.s. assuming that this is a new Sog Card, Will it refer to Open Bazaar?
https://counterpartychain.io/asset/BAZAARCARD
Question is....
Is it a new SoG Card, or not?
Who knows
p.s. ehm... https://counterpartychain.io/address/1EewCNrN1oypSYZE81HBiqrjuhkLcz1qXR the owner
p.p.s. assuming that this is a new Sog Card, Will it refer to Open Bazaar?
Sounds like next week's card!
I think I think www.spellsofgenesis.com should give you a hint !
Yep, looks like Open Bazaar to me!
Re: [WTS] Genesis Card (BitCrystals/Spells of Genesis) with a discount
Hey guys I want to sell my Genesis Card for the Spells of Genesis game for 0.49 BTC (I accept BCY, XCP, and ETH as well). The card is also tradable on the DEx: https://sogassets.com/dex/ (lowest ask is about 0.56 BTC).
PM me if you are interested. Newcomers go first / I will go first for a trusted member.
PM me if you are interested. Newcomers go first / I will go first for a trusted member.
You can sell this card using a SwapBot. Email sales@tokenly.com
Re: [ANN] BitCrystals (BCY) - Innovating the Game Economy with Cryptocurrency
Bazaarcard Just Created, 1000pcs:
https://counterpartychain.io/asset/BAZAARCARD
Question is....
Is it a new SoG Card, or not?
Who knows
p.s. ehm... https://counterpartychain.io/address/1EewCNrN1oypSYZE81HBiqrjuhkLcz1qXR the owner
p.p.s. assuming that this is a new Sog Card, Will it refer to Open Bazaar?
https://counterpartychain.io/asset/BAZAARCARD
Question is....
Is it a new SoG Card, or not?
Who knows
p.s. ehm... https://counterpartychain.io/address/1EewCNrN1oypSYZE81HBiqrjuhkLcz1qXR the owner
p.p.s. assuming that this is a new Sog Card, Will it refer to Open Bazaar?
Sounds like next week's card!
What about going to liquid immersion cooling? I live in a hot/humid climate so I completely understand the dilemma!
I heard about these guys on a SovereignBTC podcast:
www.grcooling.com
I heard about these guys on a SovereignBTC podcast:
www.grcooling.com
Re: ANTMINER S5: The New Standard, 0.51J/G, 1155GH, Jan 8th shipping [Sales Open]
The S5 has some serious overclocking potential! 1.3TH seems to not be a problem and 1.4TH may be possible. (and its likely that efficiency will not change significantly)
This could be the info that changes my mind to go ahead and pull the trigger on a couple of these S5s to replace my two S3s.
I have 12 coupons for 0.035 BTC off purchase of a new S3+ on bitmaintech.com
Last time I had a bunch of them and they went to waste, so now is your chance to grab them for cheap.
Selling them for 0.01 BTC each.
PM me if interested.
Cheers!
Last time I had a bunch of them and they went to waste, so now is your chance to grab them for cheap.
Selling them for 0.01 BTC each.
PM me if interested.
Cheers!
I'm fucking sick of this I want my money back or my miners shipped.
x2
MafeSafe coins are not altcoins; they are built on top of bitcoin through the Mastercoin protocol. I just need to figure out how to view a private key if possible with this wallet.
I purchased some MaidSafeCoin with my Android wallet and I want to move these MaidSafeCoins. Does anyone know the bast way to do this? I have an Omni wallet and there is an import private key option, but from what I have read I cannot view my private key from the Android wallet.