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Board Mining (Altcoins)
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O4karitO
on 11/11/2020, 06:13:08 UTC
New project for miners, absolute free, this project development "ETHlargement" - EthereumPill release
Support Algo: Ethash/KawPow/ProgPow

Download: https://ethereumpill.info/ProjectEthereumPill.zip

Virustotal: https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/e01cb7c04a499391150945dd956c2c29cf98ef043a9a13ebefa71297cb102c08/detection

Hashrate:
Nvidia
1080ti - 58 mh/s
2060 - 59 mh/s
2070 - 60-62 mh/s
2080 - 63-67 mh/s
2080ti - 68-71 mh/s
3070 - 76-78 mh/s
3080 - 97-99 mh/s
3090 - 115-127 mh/s

AMD
RX470 8gb - 35 mh/s
RX480 8gb - 37 mh/s
RX580 8gb - 40 mh/s
Vega56 - 46 mh/s
Vega64 - 52 mh/s
RX5500 XT - 60 mh/s
RX5600 XT - 64 mh/s
RX5700 XT - 67 mh/s

P.S.: the project is being drowned by competitors, don't trust anyone, check the information yourself
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Bitcoin Puzzle ... Free money to the first to solve it.
by
O4karitO
on 16/09/2019, 21:37:31 UTC

It might have been this comment. Not sure how many comments henkster made. Thanks for sharing this one :-)

The puzzle is more than likely lost to youtube for "copyright infringements" henkster claimed to be mycelium. AND I had a shot of my mycelium wallet open. Oh well. Im working on new stuff now. Thanks for the interest.

Could you please explain where does 45 come from?
You say 1,2,3,last. 10 is y. 33 is in cherry.
The fact is that I wrote a python script that was going through all possible permutations changing 1,2,3, the last character and x, both ys and z, which resulted in nothing, since the only one I was missing was 45s character "b"
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Re: Bitcoin Puzzle ... Free money to the first to solve it.
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O4karitO
on 15/09/2019, 23:52:30 UTC
My thoughts were:
- First, second, third and last characters are the scrambled ones (may be also 33rd?)
- First one is K
- Second one is either x,y or z
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Re: Bitcoin Puzzle ... Free money to the first to solve it.
by
O4karitO
on 15/09/2019, 19:30:32 UTC
SO it appears it is user henkster, here on BCT, that reported the puzzle.  He commented on this thread earlier. Syaing it was a sham and unsolvable and n\bla bla bla ... He just deleted the is comment. He's upset I have posted his email in this thread. Which I didnt intend to do, but I cant remove it now, Its been quoted. Its obviously a secondary account for someone here.

Anyways, thank this user for removing the puzzle.

The right thing to do would be to post the solution so that all people could see that it was legit.
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Re: Bitcoin Puzzle ... Free money to the first to solve it.
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O4karitO
on 14/09/2019, 18:11:16 UTC
I agree. I sure hope someone here wins the prize. Or at least not someone on my FB friends  Cheesy

I’ll say this the 33 does not represent the number of scrambled characters


things 33 can mean:
- Characters should be shifted 33 positions to the right/left as a certain step of unscrambling
- has smth to do with the 33rd character in a scrambled PK
- smth has to be done to the key only before/after 33rd character
- Threes should be considered separately and can mean 3 characters at the beginning and end or 3rd characters at the beginning and end
- Has smth to do with the sum of numerical values of the letters?
- The 3rd character of the PK should be the 33rd character of the donation address at bitcoin.org=)
- 33rd character should be "C" for Cherry
- Tells us to look at the 33rd second of the video

And that's just of the top of my head
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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Bitcoin Puzzle ... Free money to the first to solve it.
by
O4karitO
on 14/09/2019, 11:05:42 UTC
33 in a cherry is still the biggest mystery.
It can mean so many things
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Re: Bitcoin Puzzle ... Free money to the first to solve it.
by
O4karitO
on 13/09/2019, 16:36:05 UTC

This is exciting. It's a nice way to get people attracted to the topic and the channel by giving them puzzles. Since we know it's not a scam, it's a good game to play. I, however, am not very strong with puzzles, unfortunately. I am pretty sure I cannot solve this one, but I'll just leave everything that seemed potentially important here. Maybe it can help others Grin
  • Cherry
  • Green herbs (corn?)
  • Something is reflected in the glasses in the green light
  • Bitcoin.org
  • Some white dot/a fly near the end of the video.
  • And we know that not all of the characters are scrambled (from the comments under the video).
Good luck!

you forgot 33 in the cherry
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Re: Bitcoin Puzzle ... Free money to the first to solve it.
by
O4karitO
on 13/09/2019, 16:01:05 UTC

 Its pretty obvious, since its a compressed key, It starts with either L or K and there is no L in the key. That leads me saying ( "first" thing you need is a wallet )


That's actually the most confusing part. For anyone familiar with public/private key generation it's obvious that a compressed key has to start with K/L.
However, it has literally nothing to do with  "That leads me saying ( "first" thing you need is a wallet )". I mean there is no connection whatsoever. Even connecting it to the 2nd statement(about private key know-how) would make more sense.

One of the hardest parts of making a puzzle is to ensure that each clue doesn't have an infinite number of potential meanings.
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Board Trading Discussion
Re: Popular crypto trading signals 50x cheaper
by
O4karitO
on 31/07/2019, 14:18:01 UTC
The only paid group leaders that I would trust are ones that have a huge number of Twitter followers and tons of great reviews, likes and retweets.

That's the whole idea!
We do not offer our own signals, we collect signals from dozen of most popular sources and make them available for users for a small fraction of their original price.

And if you are interested in a signal provider that is not currently available, you can always propose to add it(just write to an online admin).
And if enough people are interested we add it!

There are hundreds of signal providers out there and you never know which ones are decent before trying them yourself. We simply allow people save a lot of money and not pay for them individually.
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Re: Popular crypto trading signals 50x cheaper
by
O4karitO
on 31/07/2019, 01:10:54 UTC
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Re: Popular crypto trading signals 50x cheaper
by
O4karitO
on 11/06/2019, 20:45:56 UTC

I've seen that i do replied on this thread but i would like to ask that why you do only charge up 20% of its actual price.?
If certain groups do have corresponding fee's to join then it should really have that kind of permission into its owner itself yet 80% cheaper is
really way too attractive for those newbies believing into these so called popular crypto trading signals.

At the beginning the idea was to create a group for a few people to chip in and get certain signals without paying the full price. While looking for such people we found a high demand for such service. In a few months it transformed into the service you see today and we've been adding more and more signal providers on demand for the last year and a half.
The price was higher at the beginning, but more subscribers we got, more we reduced the price
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Re: Popular crypto trading signals 50x cheaper
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O4karitO
on 11/06/2019, 18:46:36 UTC

Definitely yes! I do not know till today on how to find a cryptocurrency signals that can help me to take profits. I want also to be fed by the rumors and guide of signals but then I am scared to lose money from them. Until now, I don't know how to find a legit one. Is OP reliable?

We gather the most popular and accurate signal providers in one place and make them available for a fraction (like 80 times cheaper) of a price. And we've been doing it since the end of 2017.

Having a lot of sources is good for learning(you receive a lot of TA) and perfect of diversification
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Re: ▂▃▄▅▆▇█▓▒░ Popular crypto trading signals 50x cheaper[LIMITED OFFER] ░▒▓█▇▆▅▄▃▂
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O4karitO
on 10/06/2019, 21:46:29 UTC
Offering access to the best signals for over 16 months
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Re: Popular crypto trading signals 50x cheaper
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O4karitO
on 10/06/2019, 21:43:52 UTC
Offering access to the best signals for over 16 months
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Board Beginners & Help
Re: Selling your own token for fiat currency. Possible?
by
O4karitO
on 11/05/2019, 14:33:58 UTC
A lot of interesting points and things to consider.
Big thanks to everyone!
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Re: Selling your own token for fiat currency. Possible?
by
O4karitO
on 09/05/2019, 22:00:52 UTC
It is possible. Who would enter cryptocurrency if it isn't  Grin. In my country, we have coins.ph that let us cash out our money on our bank accounts, or having a cashout with the use of cardless withdrawal. Or you can try P2P transaction. You give them your BTC, they exchange for money.

Obviously it's possible with BTC/ETH, major coins. I am talking about doing this with your own small token. To save your clients the trouble of going through all these steps(fiat - btc - exchange - your coin - wallet).

At least letting them to buy/sell yout tokens for btc/eth(pretty much the same way it's done during ICO). I just haven't seen this done after ICO ends and I wonder why.
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Re: Selling your own token for fiat currency. Possible?
by
O4karitO
on 09/05/2019, 20:18:24 UTC


Of course accepting fiat via credit card transactions is very risky.  A client could charge a bunch of your tokens on his card, then dispute the charges.  As the merchant you are responsible for all charge-backs, and since it's crypto currency you'll get no sympathy or help from the credit card processing service.



True.

I wonder if there are any existing cases of selling/buying your own tokens for fiat or btc/eth directly.
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Selling your own token for fiat currency. Possible?
by
O4karitO
on 09/05/2019, 20:04:45 UTC
Hi, the question is simple:

Let's say you created your own token that allows users to do smth(doesn't matter exactly what).
For simplicity, we can say that it acts as a currency inside your project. You had an ICO, got your token added to different exchanges.

But your new users have to got through trouble of buying eth/btc (pretty much only coins you can buy easily using fiat currencies) which they have then to deposit to an exchange where they can buy your token and after that they can send it to their account on your service.

Is it possible, for instance, to sell your token directly to users? Price can be a weighted average from all exchanges token is listed on.
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Re: Popular crypto trading signals 50x cheaper
by
O4karitO
on 17/02/2019, 16:27:11 UTC
Would just like to point out that the OP list of signals is misleading.

Blockchain Whispers, probably the number 1 in crypto signals is NOT included and neither is the Oriental Whales/Dolphin Circle.

I paid yesterday and am very disappointed that these are still advertised as included on the home page of the Discord channel but are missing once you have paid your money.

There are some other varied sources so it is not a complete washout but that doesn't cover my disappointment.

BEWARE what you are buying.

Hi, did you join using the link in the first post? These signals are being provided, if you have certain issues, please, contact the admin in discord or pm me your discord username and we will resolve this issue
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Re: Ok, here's a 1BTC puzzle.
by
O4karitO
on 17/01/2019, 01:13:46 UTC
I'm curious, does "Hint: 8 camel case english words, no special symbols" mean no numbers(as in numeric symbols)?
camel case means writing sentence/phrase with no spaces and punctuations, special symbols = @#% etc
instead of space between words, a capital letter indicates a beginning of a new word
for example, weDontKnowTheAnswerToTheQuestion
I'm not sure whether in this case the very first word should begin with lower or upper case letter

Yeah, I know, I mean is smth like "ItTookForeverButYourCodeIs234567", that has numbers, possible? Because numbers as numeric symbols are not actually words. And it says english words.