It's just the internet... You never know who's trolling, who's a shill, and who's just a bored 16 year old.


Not a coder, and I rarely find myself in Caesarea, but I'll keep it in mind

Hello caesarea,

If you want to remove doubts that you're a troll, you can you verify yourself to be the one Layla Calcali interviewed here by posting a picture of yourself holding a sign with your username and date

The Israeli Bitcoin Facebook group was following the story back in February when it was posted on BitPremier and aired on Layla Calcali. If you're interested in getting to know some of us, feel free to drop by the Bitcoin Embassy in Tel Aviv

Good luck!

Just to keep everyone updated, the crowdfunding campaign was not successful (it was mostly Israel-focused) and the producer is not giving up and is re-envisioning the project.

From reddit:

Updated dataset. The INTJ's have closed the gap on INTP's. *queue dramatic music*

This is an interesting forum to say the least. Well, if you're into MBTI...

woot  woot 

BTW OP since you speak Hebrew:
http://www.alefbit.com/guides/xbt/#technical

Detailed answer, shorten it as you please:

1. You press "send":
Wallet signs a transaction with private key to prove to the network that it's a valid transaction.

2. Your transaction is sent but "unconfirmed":
Wallet sends the transaction to the network. This transaction is like a file which is shared with everyone (and most importantly, with the miners) p2p style - it's floating around the network, being shared. If the transaction is in any way not valid the nodes and the miners of the network would not "accept" it - they would delete it and stop sharing it.

Each miner maintains their own "mempool" which is basically a pile of transactions that floated around. When you sign a transaction and transmit it p2p, you're hoping the nodes and miners relay it to each other until most everybody has a copy of it in their pile of transactions. "Unconfirmed" means the signed transaction is floating around but hasn't entered the blockchain yet. This is considered "unconfirmed" because even though you signed it and it's valid, you don't know in what order it will enter the blockchain.

3. Your transaction "confirms":
The miners build their blocks from whatever they have in their pile, so if your transaction is there, it is being included in the next block. When a miner "finds" a block, it contains all the transactions the miner had in their pile. Until it's in the block the transaction is just floating around, it's not actually in the blockchain - but once in the blockchain you know there's very little anyone can do to "reverse" or mess around with the order of transactions so it's "confirmed".

Sitting here with Ron talking about it. This actually arose from the fact that I get my paycheck based on the fiat-average over a span of time. E.g. if my paycheck is 1 dollar / day, and I want to know how much I am to be paid for the last week, I would need to measure the weighted average of the USD exchange rate over the last week multiplied by 7.

I'm expecting the user to input:
Her local currency
Her salary in local currency per day
Beginning and ending dates

The user gets:
Her paycheck in BTC, based on the fiat-average exchange rate of the relevant dates.

AlefBit doesn't believe it's dead.

Confirmed 3 of 4 txn, 577 bytes.
https://blockchain.info/tx/ec680affe2d8f8c846e6906a0a16f99c32d931a32fc38b60caf48f057cf99915

My 3 of 4 just got confirmations. 3 of 5 still being rejected by both coinb.in and blockchain.info.

Coinb.in is also failing... I also just tried a 3 of 4...

Edit: I was running the multisig locally, maybe that's why it failed (doesn't explain why blockchain.info failed...) - it worked on the site. Let's see if it gets into the blockchain.

My 3 of 5 is being rejected... The "verify script" shows all in order. Blockchain.info pushtx:

Trying to figure out how the signature process works (so far only getting rejections). Do I broadcast signed(txn,key1)+signed(txn,key2) or do I broadcast signed(signed(txn,key1),key2)?

Was about to offer a bounty for someone to do this... Thanks!

I'm looking for the private keys in my wallet (or looking for a way to export them). Can anyone give me a hand?

I know of quite a few people who would argue that you can't be X between J and P...

Mmmmm... Bump!

CoinShake exchange officially announced English coming soon, APIs for automated trading, as well as price history.

BTW, we (the Israeli community) are investigating this scammer he is accusing me of being, but not helping by providing evidence... Shame. We will expose him if our investigations prove it either way.

Unfortunately I am being accused of being a known scammer via PM, with doubts about this coin's intentions being raised. If anyone is interested in verifying my identity I will gladly do so via PM. Thank you.