While browsing pasebin i came across a post.

http://pastebin.com/2ZJGDJDk

Attempting to trick people into logging into there blockchain.info account. After you use one of the logins they provide you with they redirect you to a fake blockchain page and attempt to trick you into logging in.

Just wanted to give a brief post to warn the bitcoin community members.

Has anyone suggested a simple -rescan to see if the coins show up. I had an issue with a 0 confirmation transaction did rescan and they showed up again.

The bitcoin-qt client has a command called dumpprivkey that can export your private keys.


walletpassphrase and walletlock is only needed if your wallet is encrypted.

If you are unable to start bitcoin-qt you can dump the private keys with pywallet to back them up.

The issue your having looks like the blockchain may be corrupted. You can try starting the client with -reindex but this will force the client to redownload the block chain. This will take a long long time. atleaste it did for me.

This looks like a case of malware. If it was an issue with the client then there would of been more reports of thieft.

It is impossible to have a negative balance. The bitcoin protocol does not allow it.

What does everyone think of a cloud mining service that guaranteed you would make your BTC back plus a percent. I don't know what the percent is yet. I just thought of the idea. Basically the contracts do not have an expiration date. After the contract pays its guaranteed percent you were given the option to repurchase. This gives miners a guaranteed profit and gives the service an easy way to finance hardware so that it can mine for itself.

If you do not want to pay a transaction fee why dont you -addnode=192.3.11.20 and relay to Eligius.

Does anyone else feel this thing is a joke and was probably leaked intentionally.

http://www.scribd.com/doc/209050732/MtGox-Situation-Crisis-Strategy-Draft

Redacted section thanks to jontasc:

http://s21.postimg.org/6br9seex3/mtgox_health.png

Dont put all your eggs in one basket

The OP said it all in his post. He simply doesn't understand how bitcoin work. He is most likely using an Old client or hes sending his coins with no transaction fee. Learn what your talking about before you come crying to the forums...

I logged into my Blockchain wallet without any issues.

I got one tip its all about the Technicals. If you dont know how to read the technicals you are going to loose all your money.

Every time Mtgox has an issue you get people running to the forums yelling OMG its the end and it always passes. Remember last time they had an issue? It got resolved and now no one talks about it. I am sure many wallets and exchanges are seeing the same thing with withdraws. There was a surge in withdraws my site last night. I had $3500 when my average is a couple hundred.

I was wondering if anyone have the figures of Transactions involving Americans compared to the rest of the world? I would imagine the numbers are not that large and the US government is wasting there time.

thats my bad

I recently came back from a trip to Pittsburgh and I drank this tea but I can not remember the name and all I can find is a really bad picture I took. The bitcoin forums is a rather diverse group of people. I figured someone here probably knows it.

http://s23.postimg.org/agfh945cq/2013_11_11_11_10_54.jpg

username: donsanto

Hi,

I just seen your post and applied to join your corp. I see your looking to drop a POS does the corp have high enough standing to anchor one? If you just need a tower I may be able to assist with that I have a couple spares laying around.

did you get the Bitcoins in really small increments? If you did this is most likely why the fee is so high. The transaction size is very large and the fee is based on transaction size not bitcoins sent. There is a section over at the wiki that explains it in detail.
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_fees

Anytime someone offers a "How To Make $34,175" it just sounds like a scam to me. Reminds me of those get rich quick commercials you see late at night.