Topic: [ANN][Main] Bitcore- BTX - Datacarriersize up to 220 bytes - page 645. (Read 730297 times)

Off the top of my head, a few are:

•   Better fungibility
•   Faster block propagation
•   Easier global [tax] regulations

I’m pretty certain that’s patently false.  

Hal wanted anyone to be able to run a node for as long as possible and at the time 1MB was plenty of capacity.  They didn’t expect crazy clowns to hijack bitcoin.

What is the advantage of having all coins mined?

It's not only about the speed, but also about delay. Especially the time it needs to propagate a mined block through the network to stop others from mining that block. The bigger the block, the more blocks are going to be found in one round.

No, obscene 100x profits would be much too moist and delicious.

No, he reduced it cause Hal kept busting his balls about it. 

2.5 minutes is stable and it will raise the effective blocksize from 10MB to 40MB. 

Not to mention they’ll mine out all remaining coins by probably 2020, another huge advantage over Bitcoin.

So what is the plan?
wait for coinmarketcap to update?

once we have visibility, it would not be sensible to resort to the majority of large bittrex, poloniex exchanges?

What I mean is: Blocktime = 2.5 min and Block size of say 15-20 MB might be a problem for some nodes if they are located in a 3rd world country or developing country due to lack of internet speed. Don't you agree?

Didn't Satoshi later reduce block size to 1 MB due to this issues?

I really hope they will finally react and start acting honestly,  hope to see it fixed the coming days.


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Well now you are cause I just told you.  

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This is exactly what I'm talking about.

You can have 100MB blocks right now, without Segwit, with no speed/network issues.  Satoshi originally coded bitcoin for 32MB and that was 9 years ago.

It's only a matter of speed of internet connections. Maybe 9 years ago it was huge, but now with 100Mb available to every housewife, it is not a problem at all.

Any plans to support hardware wallets (Trezor and Ledger Nano S)?

Thanks a lot! I got my precious BTX to safe.

Anobody knows why original Bitcore Android wallet is abandoned?

i had the same problem but i just sended all my btx to 1 adress and registered only that one. You can register multliple adresses but then you would get al the airdrops seperatly

Yeah you can and should send it back to your registered airdrop address, this way you make sure to get the airdrop properly next time.

Wow thank you, looks promising in my wallet. It looks like it really went to a wallet called "(Wechselgeld)" (change money in engl.). Can I now simply send it from this change address to my airdrop registered wallet and receive the full airdrop amount?

They were probably sent to another change address in your wallet. Activate coincontrol in bitcore qt. And check to wich address the money went. Then you can send them to your registered adress or register the new address too.

https://bitcore.cc/Bitcore_CoinControl.pdf

Hello Bitcore team,

after trying to get a serious and helpful reply to my problem on your slack channel without luck, I hope that you can shine light on my problem here in more detail.

TL;DR: Got ~2,5 BTX less than calculated on 20th Nov airdrop, found out that half of my BTX from the 25% one-time airdrop were sent somewhere I did not authorize, but still show up as owned in my wallet.

In detail:
The problems arose with not receiving the proper calculated airdrop BTX amount on 20th Nov. I should've gotten ~23,6 BTX but I only received ~21,1 BTX.
That's when I checked my wallet address with the blockexplorer, because it would mean that "your" information on my BTX amount (that you use to calculate the airdrop amount) is different from what I see in my actual wallet, hence the differing airdrop amount.

I found out that when I sent 80 BTX to cryptopia on 15th Nov, the remaining amount of the 25% one-time airdrop BTX (around 83 BTX) were sent to an unknown wallet at the same time. But I only filled out and authorized one single transaction!

But the confusing part is that I still "have" these ~83 BTX in my desktop wallet. So the BTX amount in my wallet is ~83 BTX higher than the network thinks it is. This would explain the differing airdrop amounts.

But my questions are now:

1. What the hell happened there?
2. How is it possible to send these coins with another single transaction?
3. Were they really sent or does the network only think so?
4. Do I still own these ~83 BTX or not?
5. What to do now (about the ~83 BTX and the following airdrops to receive the correct amounts)?


Please enlighten me. I really want to keep trusting in this promising project, but the (nonexistant) communication efforts of your staff on slack nearly let me lose hope for Bitcore.
For me this is a serious problem, as at the current market value 83 + ~2,5 BTX are a lot of money to me.

Thank you!


Edit: If you need my wallet address to check and investigate, please pm me.