can i send my coins to mintpal?
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June 04, 2014, 01:56:42 AM
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June 04, 2014, 01:55:56 AM
page 1 guys.... look up top page!!!
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good luck!!!
June 04, 2014, 01:03:10 AM
can i send my coin2 to mtgox?
LOL! you are a funny person!
June 04, 2014, 12:54:03 AM
can i send my coin2 to mtgox?
June 03, 2014, 10:39:59 PM
June 03, 2014, 09:49:35 PM
can i send my coins to mintpal?
June 03, 2014, 09:48:49 PM
Guys I am going to sleep...
I really believe I will wake up in a world of new C2.0 coin!
Good nite!
I really believe I will wake up in a world of new C2.0 coin!
Good nite!
June 03, 2014, 09:27:50 PM
I like this...we will use this technique !!! Thanks heaps!!!!!!!!
I am not an expert on the blockchain.... but, with regards the RPC method,
if we use listUnspent() then shouldn't the response be verifiable ?
Well, afaik "listunspent" gives you a list of transaction outputs (vout) that are not seen in inputs (vin) of any other transaction. And this info is publicly available in blockchain. As an example look at that address http://nc2chain.info/address/CeNudFti4pMv2DGhQny9tPZcgpBzh7pTa9
Note (U)nspent and (S)pent in transaction outputs...
Speaking of untrusted info and the way to help devs - you just gave me another idea btw
Dev can make simple form to request only this kind of info - "old address, signed message, new address". So there will be no need to make transaction and it can be nicely automated too.
This is how to make it work (yes, using console again, sorry everyone
):
1. some person sign his address as a message (you can sign any message with only if you have private key for it)
- old address - CHAiN12348eGFtwQsMTVPFfGwQRniAMqw1
- signed message - HGlGZcNK54gFlnKLOPUlFYdBlvyfaFrL6HRXJyJHtjoONPyr0JYaC940kuRgOYM3WIMySeoDNUoVhl8 F33AB1oE=
- new address - SomeNewAddressForOurNewCoin2walletqt
3. devs can easily verify that this person own this address by making RPC call to old daemon
4. dev can use whatever method they like to get old balance, for example nc2chain.info API
What do you guys think?
Correction to idea with RPC calls:
- I thought about it a little more and that's not that good idea actually - rpc protocol is plain http, we cannot trust it. One can write his rpc server and fake responses easily.
Regarding 2 latest ideas:
- simple daemon that run locally can be easily compromised too and I'm not sure we are capable of writing another safe crypto thing just for swapping coins
- I don't think exchanges are going to swap balance by unconfirmed deposits - pretty risky for them
Sorry, can't join IRC right now, please post ideas here too. Be back in 8-10 hours.
Thanks.
- I thought about it a little more and that's not that good idea actually - rpc protocol is plain http, we cannot trust it. One can write his rpc server and fake responses easily.
Regarding 2 latest ideas:
- simple daemon that run locally can be easily compromised too and I'm not sure we are capable of writing another safe crypto thing just for swapping coins
- I don't think exchanges are going to swap balance by unconfirmed deposits - pretty risky for them
Sorry, can't join IRC right now, please post ideas here too. Be back in 8-10 hours.
Thanks.
I am not an expert on the blockchain.... but, with regards the RPC method,
if we use listUnspent() then shouldn't the response be verifiable ?
Well, afaik "listunspent" gives you a list of transaction outputs (vout) that are not seen in inputs (vin) of any other transaction. And this info is publicly available in blockchain. As an example look at that address http://nc2chain.info/address/CeNudFti4pMv2DGhQny9tPZcgpBzh7pTa9
Note (U)nspent and (S)pent in transaction outputs...
Speaking of untrusted info and the way to help devs - you just gave me another idea btw
Dev can make simple form to request only this kind of info - "old address, signed message, new address". So there will be no need to make transaction and it can be nicely automated too.
This is how to make it work (yes, using console again, sorry everyone
):1. some person sign his address as a message (you can sign any message with
Code:
signmessage
for exampleCode:
signmessage CHAiN12348eGFtwQsMTVPFfGwQRniAMqw1 CHAiN12348eGFtwQsMTVPFfGwQRniAMqw1
and the output will be something like that (for this example)Code:
HGlGZcNK54gFlnKLOPUlFYdBlvyfaFrL6HRXJyJHtjoONPyr0JYaC940kuRgOYM3WIMySeoDNUoVhl8F33AB1oE=
2. this person enters data in form I mentioned before- old address - CHAiN12348eGFtwQsMTVPFfGwQRniAMqw1
- signed message - HGlGZcNK54gFlnKLOPUlFYdBlvyfaFrL6HRXJyJHtjoONPyr0JYaC940kuRgOYM3WIMySeoDNUoVhl8 F33AB1oE=
- new address - SomeNewAddressForOurNewCoin2walletqt
3. devs can easily verify that this person own this address by making RPC call to old daemon
Code:
verifymessage
or for my example Code:
verifymessage CHAiN12348eGFtwQsMTVPFfGwQRniAMqw1 HGlGZcNK54gFlnKLOPUlFYdBlvyfaFrL6HRXJyJHtjoONPyr0JYaC940kuRgOYM3WIMySeoDNUoVhl8F33AB1oE= CHAiN12348eGFtwQsMTVPFfGwQRniAMqw1
that should give dev an outputCode:
true
if everything match orCode:
false
if there is something wrong with that address or signature (so maybe someone is trying to fool dev)4. dev can use whatever method they like to get old balance, for example nc2chain.info API
Code:
http://nc2chain.info/api/address/CHAiN12348eGFtwQsMTVPFfGwQRniAMqw1/balance
Code:
7555.502597
5. ... and credit this person to his SomeNewAddressForOurNewCoin2walletqt by making RPC call to new daemonCode:
sendtoaddress
likeCode:
sendtoaddress SomeNewAddressForOurNewCoin2walletqt 7555.502597
What do you guys think?
June 03, 2014, 08:35:40 PM
Alternative method
CAUTION: A LOT OF LETTERS
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.7032195
In short: using signmessage wallet command
Pros:
- Works on any platform
- Takes almost no time for user
- No need for user to coordinate exact time with devs
- No need for user to share screen or install smth
- No need for user to make transaction while network is unstable
- Proves 100% that this user really own that address
Cons:
- should be done only after all exchanges finalizes swapping to prevent double swap by sending to exchanges (like for any manual swap)
- network should be shutdown to prevent double swap by sending to another address (like for any manual swap)
PS. instead of using web form one can think of using any kind of messaging available to actually send request to swap coins (like for manual with TXIDs)
CAUTION: A LOT OF LETTERS
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.7032195
In short: using signmessage wallet command
Pros:
- Works on any platform
- Takes almost no time for user
- No need for user to coordinate exact time with devs
- No need for user to share screen or install smth
- No need for user to make transaction while network is unstable
- Proves 100% that this user really own that address
Cons:
- should be done only after all exchanges finalizes swapping to prevent double swap by sending to exchanges (like for any manual swap)
- network should be shutdown to prevent double swap by sending to another address (like for any manual swap)
PS. instead of using web form one can think of using any kind of messaging available to actually send request to swap coins (like for manual with TXIDs)
June 03, 2014, 08:04:55 PM
Do not go to war for insignificance.
I have suggested a safe and anonymous way to exchanges coins from computer wallets. I'm waiting for an answer from my colleagues.
I would like to know if users are able to copy paste an old Coin2 address, a transaction ID and a new Coin2 address.
More exactly to Copy data in the wallets and paste it on a web form.
I have suggested a safe and anonymous way to exchanges coins from computer wallets. I'm waiting for an answer from my colleagues.
I would like to know if users are able to copy paste an old Coin2 address, a transaction ID and a new Coin2 address.
More exactly to Copy data in the wallets and paste it on a web form.
pc literate user checking in here...lol
can we just get on with it already?
June 03, 2014, 07:56:47 PM
Do not go to war for insignificance.
I have suggested a safe and anonymous way to exchanges coins from computer wallets. I'm waiting for an answer from my colleagues.
I would like to know if users are able to copy paste an old Coin2 address, a transaction ID and a new Coin2 address.
More exactly to copy data in the wallets and paste it on a web form.
I have suggested a safe and anonymous way to exchanges coins from computer wallets. I'm waiting for an answer from my colleagues.
I would like to know if users are able to copy paste an old Coin2 address, a transaction ID and a new Coin2 address.
More exactly to copy data in the wallets and paste it on a web form.
June 03, 2014, 07:46:21 PM
I need a few c2 changing over but I refuse to use a mouse, keyboard or even a monitor due to electricity costs.
Please tell me what to do.
(I thought I best edit this and add it is a joke just in case!)
Please tell me what to do.
(I thought I best edit this and add it is a joke just in case!)
June 03, 2014, 07:27:52 PM
and you created new profile just to ask about kinda things?
Yes, I created new profile just to "ask about kinda things". I don't want to link my real-name profile with my anonymous cryptocurrency holdings.Join.me works on Linux
It requires Adobe Flash, which I don't use because it's not opensource. C2.0 wallet is.c2swap: can you install Adobe Flash just for the sake of coin exchange? or find an alternative so we can verify, it will only take less than 5minutes from us to verify the balance?
thanks
June 03, 2014, 07:24:01 PM
and you created new profile just to ask about kinda things?
Yes, I created new profile just to "ask about kinda things". I don't want to link my real-name profile with my anonymous cryptocurrency holdings.Join.me works on Linux
It requires Adobe Flash, which I don't use because it's not opensource. C2.0 wallet is.So you have a problem which I cannot find an answer for if you don't want to co-operate in normal mode.
You should sent your coins to some exchange when there was a time to do it. 90% of coins were able to do that. Yours % didn't.
I don't know what to say to you. You will need to force yourself to use Flash Player or you will have to find other way to do it. Dunno how.
I am not a Coin Developer so well maybe they will tell something more. But ... IMO you are trying to make things harder... You can install Flash Player for a 3min and later remove it ...
job done. (it wont kill you or your computer) June 03, 2014, 07:19:33 PM
and you created new profile just to ask about kinda things?
Yes, I created new profile just to "ask about kinda things". I don't want to link my real-name profile with my anonymous cryptocurrency holdings.Join.me works on Linux
It requires Adobe Flash, which I don't use because it's not opensource. C2.0 wallet is. June 03, 2014, 07:18:06 PM
Is there exact specifications for the new coin yet?
I know you guys mentioned 60m and 5% yearly interest but it looks like it might end up around 80k.
And great job of course, looks like things will come together soon enough
I know you guys mentioned 60m and 5% yearly interest but it looks like it might end up around 80k.
And great job of course, looks like things will come together soon enough
There is no official announcement yet about new coin specification.
We need to be patient while developers are doing their best to release the coin as soon as possible but with a care about safety.
What I know as a fact is that exchanges should finish swapping soon (a matter of hours - not days
). Then after that as soon as everything is going to be OK new wallet will be announces and released.
June 03, 2014, 07:12:31 PM
Is there exact specifications for the new coin yet?
I know you guys mentioned 60m and 5% yearly interest but it looks like it might end up around 80k.
And great job of course, looks like things will come together soon enough
I know you guys mentioned 60m and 5% yearly interest but it looks like it might end up around 80k.
And great job of course, looks like things will come together soon enough
June 03, 2014, 07:05:32 PM
Kalisto, how do manual transfers occur? Sorry for my lack of fundamental knowledge
We will use Join.me(Well you guys will) and we will check your old wallet(Coin2.0) and transfer the new coin to your new wallet.
This is only for manual transfers of course. Join.me still leaves you anonymous as well since we only connect to a web browser
More secure than skype and less painful lol
I don't use windows, macOS or adobe flash. How am I supposed to exchange?
and you created new profile just to ask about kinda things?
Do you have a wallet? If so - you have an operating system. Join.me works on Linux and Windows.
If your operating system WAS ABLE to handle C2.0 wallet - you will be able to communicate with Developers team to swap your coins.
June 03, 2014, 06:37:47 PM
Kalisto, how do manual transfers occur? Sorry for my lack of fundamental knowledge
We will use Join.me(Well you guys will) and we will check your old wallet(Coin2.0) and transfer the new coin to your new wallet.
This is only for manual transfers of course. Join.me still leaves you anonymous as well since we only connect to a web browser
More secure than skype and less painful lol
I don't use windows, macOS or adobe flash. How am I supposed to exchange?
June 03, 2014, 06:28:11 PM
Kalisto, how do manual transfers occur? Sorry for my lack of fundamental knowledge
We will use Join.me(Well you guys will) and we will check your old wallet(Coin2.0) and transfer the new coin to your new wallet.
This is only for manual transfers of course. Join.me still leaves you anonymous as well since we only connect to a web browser
More secure than skype and less painful lol
hey kalisto, how are you going to manage potentially 1000's of manual transfers? wont that take ages? what if trade kicks off and some of us cant sell because we're waiting in a queue for manual transfers?
there will be not 1000's.
There was already 90% of coins deposited to the exchanges.
So only FEW indeed person would be in need of manually transfer I think.
ok, so i'm one of those "few". kalisto just said in irc that manual swaps wont be done til AFTER the exchange swaps are done and the markets open. i want my coins on an exchange when it opens.
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