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Just launched Shortlinks.
Shortlinks
- Can be integrated with any shortlink provider
- Limits the visit of a particular shortlink
- Cooldown on a shortlink
- Protection against multiple within the same IP address
- Easy-to install (+ instruction)
Can be bought for just $5 in JaguarBitcoin's shop.
Instant delivery upon successful payment confirmation in your JaguarBitcoin's dashboard.
There is a 7% discount when paying with Litecoin. This will be applied when selecting your currency.
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Wow, Nice! I was wondering if it was actually a shortlinks PTC wall or actually a shortlink when you claim from the faucet? I also want to ask where I could drop you some Bitcoins for your great work? I also wanted to know if the Block.io payment method was still supported and if it was possible to implement a deposit system using block.io? Also, is a Paid-to-Click wall pretty easy to code? I would be glad to help you develop the script as well. can you give me your Discord if you have one in PM? Thanks, Matt
Hello,
I can't hold back the update anymore, so I decided to release it on JaguarBitcoin.com & GitHub.
I revamped the login system in order to integrate ExpressCrypto more deeply to prevent unauthorized links with a BTC addy, Therefore, please report anything suspicious immediately if you experience problems related to this which I hope it doesn't.
But that's not the only newest thing there.
As many of you requested, I added Solvemedia as part of the captcha system besides reCaptcha. Moreover, I found out a hidden norm against crypto which is the referral system. Many cryptocurrency faucets who have an affiliate system wears the subquery "?r=ADDY". As part of this convention, I also integrated this into the faucet beside the usual one (?ref=NUMBER).
Lastly, many admins experienced problems pasting long code snippets in the spaces via the admin dashboard. From now, this problem has been resolved.
A quick summary:
I can't hold back the update anymore, so I decided to release it on JaguarBitcoin.com & GitHub.
I revamped the login system in order to integrate ExpressCrypto more deeply to prevent unauthorized links with a BTC addy, Therefore, please report anything suspicious immediately if you experience problems related to this which I hope it doesn't.
But that's not the only newest thing there.
As many of you requested, I added Solvemedia as part of the captcha system besides reCaptcha. Moreover, I found out a hidden norm against crypto which is the referral system. Many cryptocurrency faucets who have an affiliate system wears the subquery "?r=ADDY". As part of this convention, I also integrated this into the faucet beside the usual one (?ref=NUMBER).
Lastly, many admins experienced problems pasting long code snippets in the spaces via the admin dashboard. From now, this problem has been resolved.
A quick summary:
- Added SolveMedia into the script
- Added a new subquery for the referrals to follow the norm of crypto faucets using ?r=ADDY
- Integrated ExpressCrypto at the login/register page to prevent unauthorized links
- Fixed spaces bug where admins couldn't pate long code snippets
Should we expect shortlinks anytime soon?
Haha, no, it's not my site. I simply plugged their receiving addresses in to block explorers for the relevant coins you mentioned (BTC, ETH, and LTC), looking for an incoming transaction made around the same time as your last post for roughly the correct value. Everything on most blockchains is completely public. Knowing an address is all that is needed to look at all transactions involving that address.
I wasn't aware Mozilla were offering a VPN, but on closer inspection it runs on the Mullvad VPN network, which is one of those recommended by privacytools.io. Do they accept bitcoin payments?
I wasn't aware Mozilla were offering a VPN, but on closer inspection it runs on the Mullvad VPN network, which is one of those recommended by privacytools.io. Do they accept bitcoin payments?
Yes, I knew that most crypto transactions were publicly viewable, I just thought it would be a little harder and ambiguous to pick out any specific transaction. I have no idea if they accept crypto, I opted to pay with my AmEx since it will be considered a business expense for my taxes.
As far as the "take a pic" guy, I really didn't think there would be some draconian punishment meted out, I just wanted to let people here see what a board member was willing to do to steal from someone they thought was unaware. While I was at a loss to know how to get the coin back into the wild, I knew better than to pass a pic along. Others might not be so informed or aware. I thought it was important the movers and shakers and the helpful on the board were made aware of a douche in their midst. I know I will make it a point to warn others of "take a pic" douche if I see him on the board.
What tells you I was going to steal your BTC? I only wanted to help you and that's what I get as a response? Ok, fine, but you could of simply replied to my PM and refuse.
If your wallet has a private key (long string), you can go on Blockchain.com and import the wallet there by entering the private key (If it has a QR code, you can scan it.) then, import the wallet from there using the private key and you will now be able to withdraw from this wallet's balance.
60 USD stuck inside PaxFul Account (57$ USD Paxful account for sale)
I Have 57$ USD stuck inside Pxful account, I cannot unlock the account unless I do an identity verification, which i do not want to do, since crypto exchanges tend to get hacked all the time. The account also has 5 Positive trusts. I don't know if this adds value to the account 
. Let me know if it does. If you are interested, reply to the thread or send me a PM. As I said, the account needs to be verified. Thanks!
. Let me know if it does. If you are interested, reply to the thread or send me a PM. As I said, the account needs to be verified. Thanks!Re: Shouldn't this be treated as an obvious plagiarism case?
I would like to clarify something first. I understand that what I did is very stupid and I regret it. I am sorry to the Bicoin Community and to the Coaster89 from which I took the artwork and posted it on BitcoinTalk without thinking about the consequences. The reason I posted the artwork is because I was eager to earn Merit. Again, I am deeply sorry to the Community for doing this.
I hope that I will be forgiven. Thanks
I hope that I will be forgiven. Thanks
The co-creator of this forum, sirius, has not logged in since January 6th, 2018. Why so? Was the account hacked or he just vanished like satoshi? O
Maybe I missed someyhing big which explains everything but I was unable to find any information about the case on the forum or througha Google Search.
Maybe I missed someyhing big which explains everything but I was unable to find any information about the case on the forum or througha Google Search.
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I have decided I want to make a Bitcoin blog but I need ideas. The site is already live but I want ideas, the blog will mainly contain price analysis, news, tutorials and reviews. I want to talk about how Bitcoin works and it’s advantages. If you have any idea let me know!
I generated a Paper wallet a few minutes ago and the website mentioned that if I was to spend with the paper wallet, I needed to spend everything at once or my funds would almost surely be lost forever.
Which website did you use? I know one that makes this statement, and it's scamming after it was sold. If you use it, you put for funds at risk!I used bitcoinpaperwallet.com
BTC Address :
bc1qy7da9lyk389a7heq9ham9nehyh3kr5uz8nl9mg
Message : I'm Abutaleb628 i can sign a message
Signature : Hw1m25+n6uqtchkvNYmru4gGmjzM4xWXYb7rEBVtCP6uBufMWAPHbonA7Ko9ER5gK+kWUBBXfZBYFGcdfcOQhcA=
bc1qy7da9lyk389a7heq9ham9nehyh3kr5uz8nl9mg
Message : I'm Abutaleb628 i can sign a message
Signature : Hw1m25+n6uqtchkvNYmru4gGmjzM4xWXYb7rEBVtCP6uBufMWAPHbonA7Ko9ER5gK+kWUBBXfZBYFGcdfcOQhcA=
Can you please learn to read? OgNasty said that people with post only related to bounties will not recieve anything.
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BTC address : bc1qulwvh2le8sh9508zk27a6cr5wtsvxzgecvuc9q
Message : I am Alhaz107 I can sign a message
Signature : H2gQFZY50dw9MmGWnzJ3yXHlkQW7i8KlQM23djVXCi3FfRdV2nQrNSTNO5iG6F7U0M4fw2Fg+2B9HPe+sd+z4lg=
Message : I am Alhaz107 I can sign a message
Signature : H2gQFZY50dw9MmGWnzJ3yXHlkQW7i8KlQM23djVXCi3FfRdV2nQrNSTNO5iG6F7U0M4fw2Fg+2B9HPe+sd+z4lg=
There is no need to post any message in this thread, as your account is full of bounty posts. Please avoid posting in OgNasty's threads.
Yeah. Under the assumption every device is compromised or compromisable. The risky part of paper wallets is importing/sweeping the private key. So it's desirable to spend all the funds and get rid of that paper (you can spend some funds to another unused paper though).
So the problem here is when I scan the private key? It would mean that the people who provide these QR Code scanners have malicious intentions and claim my Private Key if they log data? I'm not sure why these scanner services are all malicious, considering that blockchain.com is the platform I use to redeem Paper Wallets. Or is the danger that someone could take a picture of the QR code when I scan it?
I generated a Paper wallet a few minutes ago and the website mentioned that if I was to spend with the paper wallet, I needed to spend everything at once or my funds would almost surely be lost forever. Why? I mean, is it just because the address touched the Internet or is it another reason? I don't see why I would lose all my funds. Thanks
you can read the topic I posted about a crypto book I read: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5299469.0