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Re: FreeBitco.in-$200 FreeBTC⭐Win Lambo🔥0.2BTC DailyJackpot🏆$32,500 Wager Contest
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Lancelight
on 04/04/2024, 04:39:01 UTC
Thank you TheQuin, I'm glad to finally have it resolved.

Now the real test.  Withdraw everything and forget this site ever existed Cheesy
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Re: FreeBitco.in-$200 FreeBTC⭐Win Lambo🔥0.2BTC DailyJackpot🏆$32,500 Wager Contest
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Lancelight
on 01/04/2024, 17:09:54 UTC
Expecting thequin to be "back" is not going to change anything. Do you guys really think that when he doesn't write here, the website is not taken care of? Or that the person who is in charge (as you can see from the name) of freebitco.in relations with bitcointalk that keeps writing here is just a decoy? When you here, or to that address, that thequin doesn't get information about you?

If your problem is not solved, and you do not get an answer, maybe it is because there is no reason to answer to you? You can claim whatever you want, in the end you are not going to get what you want just because you are persistent, just because you keep spamming doesn't mean that you are right. Thequin would respond if he wants to, if not then he doesn't have to.

It appears you didnt read anything about the scam accusation.  jper3009 has a VERY VALID case that has gone unresolved for almost a year now and it's completely inexcusable imo.  I would continue to bump the scam thread and push for a DT flag based on just the history of it as it sits right now.  Even if it get resolved,  imo it still merits a DT flag that expires in 3yrs.
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Board Electrum
Merits 34 from 6 users
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Get specific block's hash with client RPC?
by
Lancelight
on 03/11/2021, 16:35:33 UTC
⭐ Merited by ETFbitcoin (11) ,HCP (10) ,NeuroticFish (5) ,EFS (4) ,nc50lc (2) ,pooya87 (2)
I need an end point that could be used to get the block hash of a specific block using the RPC calls from the the Electrum client.  Currently "getinfo" only lists the block height and NOT the block hash.  How can I add block hash to "getinfo" or is there another endpoint that will work?  With the client,  none of the "protocol specification" endpoints work such as "blockchain.block.get_header" as listed here: https://electrum.readthedocs.io/en/latest/protocol.html   I tried them all,  none of them work.  But any of the commands in "--help" work great with RPC.  Even if I need to copy/paste some sort of modification to the "gitinfo" command,  that would be cool.  I just dont know a single thing about python let alone electrum's implementation of it.  I am however a PHP dev,  so I could probably stumble through it and get it working after an exorbitant amount for such a simple item that someone more knowledgeable could crank out in 30 seconds in a post here Smiley
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Board Wallet software
Merits 7 from 3 users
Re: Wallets with RPC services
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Lancelight
on 03/11/2021, 01:27:48 UTC
⭐ Merited by o_e_l_e_o (4) ,HCP (2) ,ETFbitcoin (1)
I think there is no other wallet that supports RPC calls except Electrum without downloading the full blockchain.
I don't know exactly what you want to achieve and another thing is you are not looking for a payment gateway but it seems that you want to develop a payment solution on your own without using any 3rd party like Bitpay but I still think that you want a payment gateway that doesn't need any 3rd party.

How about check the  BTCpayserver it's not a custodial 3rd party wallet it's a payment gateway that you need to host with your own it means no 3rd parties.

However, it still needs Electrum to connect it to the hosted BTCpayserver through uploading the wallet file or through a master public key(For safety master public key would be the best).
This doesn't need so much data so it won't be a problem compared to installing Bitcoin core with full node. But the problem is if you are going to add more other cryptos as you mention above then you will need to host a full node of those coins.

All you need for guide and development of this you can find here https://docs.btcpayserver.org/


You're right in that I'm looking for similar functionality to a payment gateway, I just dont want to use a 3rd party for it for multiple reasons.  One is I dont trust them,  another is I have no need for a USD offramp, and I also have a need to send out payments as well as receive them.  The payment gateways I have seen so far have all been 3rd party hosted.  I have not seen/heard of btcpayserver but I'll check into it,  I like the self hosted nature and wasnt aware there were self hosted options available.  So maybe I can amend my original ask to include self-hosted payment gateways if they have a "Refund" option as well.  I dont think this btcpayserver will satisfy the need for multiple cryptos given it's name though :/ 
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Board Wallet software
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Wallets with RPC services
by
Lancelight
on 02/11/2021, 20:07:48 UTC
⭐ Merited by ETFbitcoin (2)
I am looking for a wallet that has RPC Services to it similar to what the Electrum wallets offer.  Something like Coinomi with an RPC service would be amazing.  I'm trying to avoid having to install a crap ton of wallet apps on a server with limited disk space.  I know about the "prune" configurations of most wallets but thats not a solution since it's more than 1 wallet app.  The idea is to use it as a "hot wallet" on a webserver.  I like Electrum a lot as a headless interface to the Bitcoin network with wallet capabilities, but thats all it does, it doesnt do any other cryptos by default.