Re: If i send my bitcoins to a wrong address, what happens?
by
e1ght
on 26/12/2017, 05:49:49 UTC
Wow, this whole thread has turned into a place for people to up their post count. The original question is from 2011 with hundreds of answers and they're all the same. You lose your coins.
The activity number is determined in this way: time = number of two-week periods in which you've posted since your registration activity = min(time * 14, posts)
Rough summary of what this means: If you post once per day on average, then you will eventually get the maximum number of activity points that you can get. Posting more than once per day on average is useless for increasing activity. The maximum number of activity points you can get is 1 per day, but your activity score only updates every two weeks. Therefore, it will take about 100 days to get 100 activity if you post once per day on average.
Activity is updated every hour.
The new membergroup limits work like this:
Group
Requirement
Brand New
0 posts
Newbie
(none)
Jr. Member
activity: 30
Member
activity: 60
Full Member
activity: 120
Sr. Member
activity: 240
Hero Member
activity: 480
Legendary
occurs randomly between 775 and 1030 activity
I'm not 100% sure that the membergroups work correctly. Tell me if you see any bugs.
Thanks for very good info
Yes, info is ok, I just don't understand that my activity is 56, since i have 60 posts en i'm a member since May 4th.
61 now. It updates every 24 hours to my understanding, and you can get a maximum of 14 activity every 2 weeks.
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Re: Activity & new membergroup limits
by
e1ght
on 23/08/2017, 22:31:29 UTC
How exactly do I have 5 activity in my first day?
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Re: Craig W. only claims to be Satoshi, because he knows the real Satoshi is dead?
Just an idea. If Craig Wright is NOT Satoshi Nakamoto, he would definitely risk the real Satoshi come up with a proof, that Craig is not SN. Is it possible, that CW explicitly knows about the death of the person behind SN, so he can make his claims without backing them up with a proof?
No, he knows that Satoshi Nakamoto, whoever they are, would not risk communicating with the world ever again. (its kinda obvious why)
To me it's not obvious. Please explain.
Well according to some blockchain analysts, Satoshi is sitting on billions of US dollars worth of Bitcoin. If I was them, I wouldn't risk any possibility of being traced. This includes making a post on the internet or really doing anything online that involves that username.
So you would never spend a satoshi from your wealth and keep hiding? Then what would you do this for?
The government may want to question you and keep you on watch if you made something that could replace the currency they're built on.
The gov. should know (as Satoshi should also know btw), that he can't change the bitcoin system to a gov friendly system. It will not be accepted by the Bitcoin community. He has one voice as every developer has. He wouldn't be in danger only because he created a code he can't change anymore. He might be in danger because of the potential money that he holds, but a burn address would delete this problem as well.
I see where you're coming from, burning the bitcoin would be a solution. It's possible they just don't want to have to deal with the issues that arise after burning is done (and they reveal their identity w/ proof).
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Re: Craig W. only claims to be Satoshi, because he knows the real Satoshi is dead?
Just an idea. If Craig Wright is NOT Satoshi Nakamoto, he would definitely risk the real Satoshi come up with a proof, that Craig is not SN. Is it possible, that CW explicitly knows about the death of the person behind SN, so he can make his claims without backing them up with a proof?
No, he knows that Satoshi Nakamoto, whoever they are, would not risk communicating with the world ever again. (its kinda obvious why)
To me it's not obvious. Please explain.
Well according to some blockchain analysts, Satoshi is sitting on billions of US dollars worth of Bitcoin. If I was them, I wouldn't risk any possibility of being traced. This includes making a post on the internet or really doing anything online that involves that username.
So you would never spend a satoshi from your wealth and keep hiding? Then what would you do this for?
The government may want to question you and keep you on watch if you made something that could replace the currency they're built on.
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Re: Craig W. only claims to be Satoshi, because he knows the real Satoshi is dead?
Just an idea. If Craig Wright is NOT Satoshi Nakamoto, he would definitely risk the real Satoshi come up with a proof, that Craig is not SN. Is it possible, that CW explicitly knows about the death of the person behind SN, so he can make his claims without backing them up with a proof?
No, he knows that Satoshi Nakamoto, whoever they are, would not risk communicating with the world ever again. (its kinda obvious why)
To me it's not obvious. Please explain.
Well according to some blockchain analysts, Satoshi is sitting on billions of US dollars worth of Bitcoin. If I was them, I wouldn't risk any possibility of being traced. This includes making a post on the internet or really doing anything online that involves that username.
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Re: Do you keep buying?
by
e1ght
on 23/08/2017, 08:52:17 UTC
Well, I do feel the need to sell some of my alts for btc, but I am holding back. Who knows where bitcoin will be in a year. I have an idea of where my altcoins will be, so that's why I'm sticking to them. Better safe than sorry.
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Re: Craig W. only claims to be Satoshi, because he knows the real Satoshi is dead?
Just an idea. If Craig Wright is NOT Satoshi Nakamoto, he would definitely risk the real Satoshi come up with a proof, that Craig is not SN. Is it possible, that CW explicitly knows about the death of the person behind SN, so he can make his claims without backing them up with a proof?
No, he knows that Satoshi Nakamoto, whoever they are, would not risk communicating with the world ever again. (its kinda obvious why)