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legendary
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September 24, 2024, 11:08:08 AM
#8
as tempting as that is, I dont think I would want to share any private keys to any coins I have peeled - not openly at least.

understandable,  thats why I posted "members who feel comfortable." but also who's to say that you peeled them? no one really knows.

and just for educational purposes: Mopar, is there any added exposure between sharing a used private key from a coin compared to a used set of firstbits on a coin? ( I do not know the answer to this question, you would know better then me)



Mopar, by well known coins are you talking specifically Casascius and BTCC?  I don’t think people are worried about those makers as much as the other guys.  Also, I don’t think the full keys are necessary for this purpose.  Mainly just to see sample font to determine if it is intelligible.  Could potentially blotout the majority.  

RS, great idea!  Correct me if I’m wrong.  I’ll add $40 to pot.  

Edit: pot contributions dependent on more than 10 total submissions collectively

or any coin that was sold here on the forums where the buyer can be identified as buying "#10 of 21 with address: xxxxxxx"
then that private key shown here can be linked to that address and thus that buyer.

Either way, I am certain someone will do it for the bounty.

The only coins I have peeled, I did so openly anyways - 20 or so mrcryptohodl coins which had a 20% error/issue rate (all were remedied) and the yogg cards.

everything else that I have peeled has been to assist others.
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September 24, 2024, 11:03:10 AM
#7
Tempting.
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September 24, 2024, 10:49:58 AM
#6
as tempting as that is, I dont think I would want to share any private keys to any coins I have peeled - not openly at least.

understandable,  thats why I posted "members who feel comfortable." but also who's to say that you peeled them? no one really knows.

and just for educational purposes: Mopar, is there any added exposure between sharing a used private key from a coin compared to a used set of firstbits on a coin? ( I do not know the answer to this question, you would know better then me)



Mopar, by well known coins are you talking specifically Casascius and BTCC?  I don’t think people are worried about those makers as much as the other guys.  Also, I don’t think the full keys are necessary for this purpose.  Mainly just to see sample font to determine if it is intelligible.  Could potentially blotout the majority.  

RS, great idea!  Correct me if I’m wrong.  I’ll add $40 to pot. 

Edit: pot contributions dependent on more than 10 total submissions collectively
legendary
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September 24, 2024, 10:41:34 AM
#5
as tempting as that is, I dont think I would want to share any private keys to any coins I have peeled - not openly at least.

understandable,  thats why I posted "members who feel comfortable." but also who's to say that you peeled them? no one really knows.

and just for educational purposes: Mopar, is there any added exposure between sharing a used private key from a coin compared to a used set of firstbits on a coin? ( I do not know the answer to this question, you would know better then me)



a lot more can be done with a PK than a public address.

with private keys, someone could sign from an address and if that address is publicly known to belong to a coin and said coin was and is provable as bought by a specific forum user or individual - then someone could attempt to pretend to be said user/individual. should you accept a signature from a collectible as being someone? no - but if it is a well known coin, someone might get tempted to do so.
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September 24, 2024, 10:20:28 AM
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legendary
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September 24, 2024, 10:09:49 AM
#3
as tempting as that is, I dont think I would want to share any private keys to any coins I have peeled - not openly at least.
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September 24, 2024, 10:07:20 AM
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September 24, 2024, 09:48:19 AM
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