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Thanks for the link, HCP!
That is exactly what I was looking for.. In that topic there is this list:
https://onedrive.live.com/view.aspx?resid=584F122BA17116EE!313&app=Excel
That is exactly what I was looking for.. In that topic there is this list:
https://onedrive.live.com/view.aspx?resid=584F122BA17116EE!313&app=Excel
I'm trying to recover particular key to known public address with some balance. The problem is that I've got old 12-word mnemonic from 2014 and I don't know which software wallet was used to create it. Luckily mnemonic is correct and checksum is right.
Using some default BIP32 derivation paths and Mnemonic Code Converter I haven't been able to find that particular public address. As I understand it, wallet software used to create this mnemonic was using some non-standard derivation path. Is there any way to "bruteforce", ie try to find public address by trying all possibilities of derivation paths?
Is there a definitive list of all derivation paths to check?
Using some default BIP32 derivation paths and Mnemonic Code Converter I haven't been able to find that particular public address. As I understand it, wallet software used to create this mnemonic was using some non-standard derivation path. Is there any way to "bruteforce", ie try to find public address by trying all possibilities of derivation paths?
Is there a definitive list of all derivation paths to check?
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BitcoinPriceData.com
BitcoinToUsd.com
BuyingBitcoins.com
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www.BitcoinCalc.com
BitcoinPriceData.com
BitcoinToUsd.com
BuyingBitcoins.com
XBT.sk
(SK - Slovakia, EU)
Dear Bitstamp!
We regularly fetch prices from various exchanges using standard https protocol. So its really sad for us that we have found that you are updating your http api ticker only each 15 or so seconds... Is there any chance that you will update it more often..? You are currently the only exception that publishes old prices. Update per second is industry standard currently. I'm pretty sure that any good IT professional can implement it for you. You can e.g. write the file each second and cache it for 1 second so that any requests in the 1 second time frame gets the cached version. I'm pretty sure it won't impact your server performance.
I'm sure many sites would love it..!
Thank you!
carlos
p.s. I know there is websocket version of api, we just prefer the standard https...
We regularly fetch prices from various exchanges using standard https protocol. So its really sad for us that we have found that you are updating your http api ticker only each 15 or so seconds... Is there any chance that you will update it more often..? You are currently the only exception that publishes old prices. Update per second is industry standard currently. I'm pretty sure that any good IT professional can implement it for you. You can e.g. write the file each second and cache it for 1 second so that any requests in the 1 second time frame gets the cached version. I'm pretty sure it won't impact your server performance.
I'm sure many sites would love it..!
Thank you!
carlos
p.s. I know there is websocket version of api, we just prefer the standard https...
Hi, for bitcoincalc.com (project mapping world bitcoin prices) I'm looking for historical market data (ticker, depth) for various exchanges that you have possibly obtained through their API in past... only in fine granularity (few seconds interval) Please send me PM with the details (exchange and data period).. Thank you
What, 50% premine? Are you kidding?
Guys are crazy... Or they think that we are crazy... Or both... 
CZC is meant for average Joe - he knows nothing about pre-mine or mining at all..
Hello,
I'm looking for someone so kind to send me CSV of historical prices (ghash in btc) on CEX...
Also do you have any idea about past changes in maintenance costs? Is anybody logging this?
Thank you very much, please PM me..
carlos
I'm looking for someone so kind to send me CSV of historical prices (ghash in btc) on CEX...
Also do you have any idea about past changes in maintenance costs? Is anybody logging this?
Thank you very much, please PM me..
carlos
Nefario is again in bitcoin business. After closing GLBSE he is back with new service - bitcoin trading exchange - coinfloor.com.
http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2013-10/29/coinfloor-launch
What do you think?
He is notorically known for withholding user's bitcoins for weeks without notifying them with any solid info or any release ETA.
Would you put your bitcoin in trust with Nefario again?
http://www.wired.co.uk/news/archive/2013-10/29/coinfloor-launch
What do you think?
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A senior developer at the company is James McCarthy, AKA Nefario, who launched the Global Bitcoin Stock Exchange in 2011. The stock exchange grew rapidly, but was closed down in October 2012 because of concerns McCarthy had, after speaking to a lawyer, of being accused of money laundering after speaking to a lawyer.
He is notorically known for withholding user's bitcoins for weeks without notifying them with any solid info or any release ETA.
Would you put your bitcoin in trust with Nefario again?
I just saw a huge online forex exchange announce a few weeks ago they are accepting bitcoin.
Others would probably follow.
which one?Others would probably follow.