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Re: Main BITSLER.com promotions thread
by
elsons
on 30/12/2019, 03:34:10 UTC
https://imgur.com/a/3yxnMA3

Bitsler username: Nero87
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Re: BITSLER BRAZIL | DICEY7'S | CHAT GAME
by
elsons
on 15/12/2019, 15:28:49 UTC
Username: Nero87
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Re: BITSLER BRAZIL | DICEY7'S | CHAT GAME
by
elsons
on 14/12/2019, 18:41:56 UTC
Register to Sunday 15/12/2019
username: Nero87
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Re: encrypted WIPC windows wallet
by
elsons
on 11/12/2019, 10:34:55 UTC
thanks guys will give it try idk maybe i didnt save notepad after closing it with passphrase i try to contact support but i got now answer
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Re: encrypted WIPC windows wallet
by
elsons
on 10/12/2019, 14:10:29 UTC
The message you see tells you everything, the password you entered is incorrect. Check every password character, maybe you enter some character incorrectly, or you type a completely wrong password for that wallet.
i did saved the passpharse right  idont know what else to do!!
is there any command line to restore it !


Maybe you are confused about passphrase and seed definitions.
Seed is the 12/24 words you save
 The passphrase is an additional"password" that will encrypt your wallet.

If you don't know the passphrase there is no way to recover. Myabe you can try to brute Force if you are sure it is similar to the one you think it is.

Passphrase is case sensitive, this means that Passphrase and passphrase are different.

  when i try to unlock it it give me this msg  this operation needs your passphrase to unlock the wallet !
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Re: encrypted WIPC windows wallet
by
elsons
on 10/12/2019, 14:02:46 UTC
One of the most important security measures that most wallet softwares have is to never save the password used to encrypt your wallet. Hence, I don't think there is any command that may help you restore it.
Where did you save the password? When typing check your keyboard maybe caps lock is turned on!
i saved it in notepad file on Hard drive i did cheek for caps lock
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Re: encrypted WIPC windows wallet
by
elsons
on 09/12/2019, 20:40:15 UTC
The message you see tells you everything, the password you entered is incorrect. Check every password character, maybe you enter some character incorrectly, or you type a completely wrong password for that wallet.
i did saved the passpharse right  idont know what else to do!!
is there any command line to restore it !
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encrypted WIPC windows wallet
by
elsons
on 09/12/2019, 11:39:51 UTC
i have wipc windows wallet locked and encrypted every time i enter passphrase that i saved to unlock it it give me error!! pleas help  !!!

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Re: 0.212 bitcoin Youtube/FanArt contest 🔥 Bitsler.com Birthday!
by
elsons
on 30/11/2019, 08:20:28 UTC
Thanks for drops bitsler happy anniversary❤ you are awesome guys❤
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Re: 🔥BITSLER > $20,000 Wagering contest + $5,000 Free challenges + Cashback/Chests
by
elsons
on 25/11/2019, 10:23:38 UTC
 nice work i add you Signature Smiley
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Re: explained running bitcoin full node
by
elsons
on 25/11/2019, 07:26:11 UTC
The least you can do when copy/pasting some article is to mention the source, otherwise you might get tagged for plagiarism.

https://bitcoinist.com/6-reasons-run-bitcoin-full-node/

ok thanks for the heads up
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Re: 📢[ANN] Official WIPCOIN (WIPC) POW | MASTERNODE | INVESTMENT - x16r 📢
by
elsons
on 25/11/2019, 06:47:40 UTC




WIPC  to be a digital cash financial solution the Future.





Mainnet Launch at 14:00 UTC October 01 2019











November 15 2019




         



In order to develop the project and stabilize the market for investors, as well as price support policy, we would like to estimate the initial WIPC price equivalent to $ 0.5.






                         

Soon up !






The BOUNTY will run at  09:00 UTC SEP 01 2019
The total budget of this Bounty is 5000 USD
REWARDS FOR TOP INVITERS:
1    $600
2    $500
3    $400
4    $300
5    $200
6    $100
RULES:
Don't Invite FAKE Accounts!
People who bring BOTS, people that are not related to crypto (game servers), Inactive or 24/7 Offline Accounts or Newly Created, will be Banned or Disqualified



***We need help in translation for other languages, 50 WIPC ~ $ 25 for each translation (whitepaper).***
 

 let me know if you want white paper translation to arabic language
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Re: [EDU] EXERCISE CAUTION WHEN LENDING TO USERS!
by
elsons
on 25/11/2019, 06:37:57 UTC
 what is minimum ranks to get loans and minimum for loan collateral ?
thank you
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Re: 📢[ANN] Official WIPCOIN (WIPC) POW | MASTERNODE | INVESTMENT - x16r 📢
by
elsons
on 25/11/2019, 06:32:32 UTC
can i start mining wipc pleas give guide to mining and official pools  thank you
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explained running bitcoin full node
by
elsons
on 25/11/2019, 06:18:36 UTC
Running a Bitcoin full node isn’t just for mining pools and companies. Today, we’re going to outline 6 reasons why the average user should also consider running their own Bitcoin full node.

 1) HELPS THE NETWORK:
Running your own full node is the only way to have full control and to ensure that all the rules of Bitcoin are being followed. Nodes do this by rejecting blocks and transactions that don’t follow the consensus rules and by rejecting connections from peers that send them (or too many of them).

In this sense, nodes are more important than hash power as they are the ones that verify that the blockchain is following the rules. Even with the longest Proof-of-Work chain, nodes will still determine if said chain follows the rules and whether or not it is accepted or ignored.

According to Bitcoin Wiki:

[…] full nodes enforce the consensus rules no matter what. However, lightweight nodes do not do this. Lightweight nodes do whatever the majority of mining power says. Therefore, if most of the miners got together to increase their block reward, for example, lightweight nodes would blindly go along with it

2) KEEPS YOU SAFE
Running any kind of Bitcoin wallet that does not require you to run a full node means that you have to place a certain degree of trust in the service provider, something that shouldn’t be necessary with Bitcoin.


 
A web-based wallet requires you to trust the central node through which your transactions are broadcasted and even lightweight clients like Electrum require that you trust their servers. Even an SPV client requires trust in a third party since you are only downloading the blockchain headers and not verifying if the blockchain you follow respects the rules of the network or if it’s the longest blockchain.

3)  ALLOWS YOU TO CHOOSE
In the possible event of a hard fork where both blockchains remain active with economic activity on each side like the one in Ethereum/Ethereum Classic, running a full node is the only way you can validate the rules of the new or old blockchain, according to your preference. If you don’t run a full node, your opinion will not be considered and you will simply follow the blockchain that is given to you.

Running a full node of the client you support is also an indirect way of voting, which shows miners what rule set the users overwhelmingly support.

4) GIVES YOU A HIGHER DEGREE OF PRIVACY
Using a centralized, lightweight or even SPV wallet will never be as private as running a full node. Since you rely on third-party servers to broadcast your transactions for you, those servers will be aware of which addresses belong to you.

Bitcoinist_privacy

This is true both for online wallets and lightweight clients. SPV nodes that rely on bloom filters leak considerable information about the addresses of Bitcoin users.

5) IT’S NOT THAT HARD
To less than tech-savvy users, running a full node may seem like a challenge. However, running a Bitcoin core full node is nothing more than simply downloading the latest Bitcoin core client version and running it.

6 Reasons to Run a Bitcoin Full Node

The Bitcoin blockchain is over 100GB in size, so it may take a while to synchronize your node initially. However, Core’s latest release v0.14.0 improves on validation speed and network propagation performance, leading to much shorter sync and initial block download times.


 
If in doubt, you can find instructions that detail the process for multiple operating systems on Bitcoin.org.

6) IT’S NOT THAT EXPENSIVE
Running a node will require you to keep your computer on at all times – or at least for the majority of the day. While you can always turn your node on and off at will with this option, it is not a very practical one. Many users decide not to host their nodes locally on a physical computer, but rather on a rented virtual server.

Some users have also resorted to hosting nodes on far less demanding machines than computers. This user, for example, is running a Bitcoin full node on his Raspberry pi3 by pruning the blockchain  (deleting unnecessary data about transactions that are fully spent).

Bitcoinist_BitSeed Node in Action

The minimum requirements for running a Bitcoin node outlined by Bitcoin Core are as follows:

Desktop or laptop hardware running recent versions of Windows, Mac OS X, or Linux.
125 gigabytes of free disk space
2 gigabytes of memory (RAM)
A broadband Internet connection with upload speeds of at least 400 kilobits (50 kilobytes) per second
An unmetered connection, a connection with high upload limits, or a connection you regularly monitor to ensure it doesn’t exceed its upload limits. It’s common for full nodes on high-speed connections to use 200 gigabytes upload or more a month. Download usage is around 20 gigabytes a month, plus around an additional 100 gigabytes the first time you start your node.
6 hours a day that your full node can be left running. (You can do other things with your computer while running a full node.) More hours would be better, and best of all would be if you can run your node continuously.
Given the benefits outlined above, running a Bitcoin full node will guarantee that you’re not only boosting the performance of the Bitcoin network but also having more say on its future.


 
Are you planning to run you own Bitcoin node? Which client would you choose?

source https://bitcoinist.com/6-reasons-run-bitcoin-full-node/
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Important Warning Blockchain Email Hacker "BIоϲkϲhаin Rеϲеivеd"
by
elsons
on 23/11/2019, 17:43:55 UTC
Recently I received many suspicious emails From e-mail addresses have nothing to do with blockchain so it should be noted not to click on those messages to protect your account from hacking
Did anyone else come across those letters


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Re: BIоϲkϲhаin Rеϲеivеd تحذير هام بلوكتشين هاكر ايميل
by
elsons
on 23/11/2019, 17:26:58 UTC
يؤسفني قول ان هذه المحاولات تنجح بشكل كبير في الايقاع بضحايا ، و ان الضحية ليس بالضرورة شخص سيخسر امواله لو اتبع رابطا مشتبها بل ان محاولة الاصطياد ستعتبر ناجحة اذا تمكن المتحيل من الحصول على بياناتك الشخصية او البعض منها. من الجيد اذا انك تفطنت للخدعة و من الجيد ايضا قيامك بنشر الموضوع ليلاحظه المستجدون .
لنستخلص بعض النتائج معا :
- نعرف الان ان بريدك الالكتروني موجود في قاعدة بيانات احد النصابين و من المتوقع ان تصلك رسائل مشبوهة أكثر . بامكانك تذكر المواقع التي استعملت فيها ذلك البريد و قد تستطيع حصر الاشتباه بمجال معين و لكن يستحسن ان تتخلى عنه ان كنت تستطيع ذلك.
- ان من الحكمة التثبت و التأكد و اعادة التثبت من عنوان مرسل أي ايميل غريب يصلك و ان لا تضغط على اي رابط موجود به الا بعد تأكدك من نزاهة المصدر الذي ارسله.
- حين تشترك ببريد الأخبار Newsletters بموقع جديد او تقوم بالتسجيل بمواقع جديدة فمن المحبذ ان تستخدم عنوان بريد جديد او عناوين بريد مختلفة ان امكنك ذلك .
- سيكون من المفيد تعميم المعلومة على مختلف المنتديات و الوسائل الأخرى كمساهمة للحد من خطر عمليات التحيل.

أخيرا ، أدعوك لنشر الموضوع بقسم المبتدئين الرئيسي بالانڨليزية . انظر هذا الرابط : https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=39.0

 اتفق معك تماما شكرا للدعوة للترجمه للاتجليزبة
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Re: بالصور شرح محفظة شبكة برق البيتكوين BlueWallet
by
elsons
on 23/11/2019, 11:35:55 UTC
 تسلم شكرا للمجهود ممكن توضبح المحفظة البرق ممكن تبعت دفعات صغيرة من الساتوشي لحد 1000 سات بسرعات عاليه صحيح ؟
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Re: BIоϲkϲhаin Rеϲеivеd تحذير هام بلوكتشين هاكر ايميل
by
elsons
on 23/11/2019, 11:21:24 UTC
لا يبدو لي أن هذا هكر وإنما هو إشعار بوصول دفعة إلى محفظة البلوك شين وإن كنت لست صاحب المحفظة فربما قد وضع صاحب المحفظة إيميلك بالخطأ لتسلم إشعارات الدفعات
هذه الايميلات معتادة عند وصول دفعات إلى المنصات او المحافظ يتم إرسال إيميل تأكيد وصول الدفعة وتفاصيلها ويبدو ان أيميلك مشابه لإيميل ذلك الشخص وأخطأ بكتابته قليلا ولكن لا أعتقد ان هذا يؤثر على محفظته ولا يمكنك الاستفادة من الدفعة بكل الأحوال.
   ليس خطا لكنه تحايل ونصب مدرسة السكامرز الفديمة ياريت كله ياخد حذره ومتتضغطش علي اي لينك مجهول المصدر
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BIоϲkϲhаin Rеϲеivеd تحذير هام بلوكتشين هاكر ايميل
by
elsons
on 23/11/2019, 07:27:11 UTC
⭐ Merited by SyGambler (2) ,hugeblack (1)
في الفترة الاخيرة وصلت لي عن طريق الايميل رسائل كثيرة  بعنوان بلوكتشين BIоϲkϲhаin Rеϲеivеd
 من عناوين ايميل ليس لها علاقة بالبلكتشين لذا وجب التنويه بعدم الضغط علي تلك الرسائل لحمايه حسابك من الاختراق   
هل  احد اخر صادفته تلك الرسائل
 https://imgur.com/a/VTq4aTD