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gembitz

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Quote from: crypsy on November 18, 2017, 03:52:56 PM

any news from hitbtc?
how hard can it be to adopt a coin if exchanges like nova did it .....

the dev has another coin listed on bittrex ~ i'd expect BTX on there before soon :-D weee

panda111

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Well and now everyone can see what is going on which the prise on the market.
Because whales getting the big airdrop shots prise is falling down,no wonder, they selling .
Only the newcomers will buy and then they will be the loser's because the price will fall down threw this unfair airdrop .
I can see the price soon on 0.50 cent. or less

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any news from hitbtc?
how hard can it be to adopt a coin if exchanges like nova did it .....

gembitz

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Quote from: tmkn on November 18, 2017, 03:27:27 PM

Quote from: gembitz on November 18, 2017, 03:13:05 PM

Quote from: tmkn on November 18, 2017, 03:11:19 PM

However this is a strange situation:
Coinmarketcap.com lists $35,465,265 market cap for BTX
While only Devs' wallets worth $45,000,000 Grin

So how many coins are actually in circulation? Would be good to know.

outstanding vs. "available float".. .. .. :-D

Basically it looks like this:
~1,500,000 "in circulation" at Nov 1 (based on coinmarketcap - before the 25% airdrop + allocation to bitcoin wallets)
the rest in a big wallet

Currently, after the 25% airdrop / weekly airdrops:
~2,000,000 in circulation (1,500,000 * 1.25 * 1.06 * 1.03)
~1,500,000 dev wallets
~5,000,000 wallet for future airdrops
~8,500,000 allocated to bitcoin wallets - so we would expect 95% not touched - 5% -> ~400,000 BTX from these are circulating so far

So I would estimate the "available float" at ~2,500,000 BTX

interesting formulas ===> https://www.investopedia.com/terms/f/freefloatmethodology.asp

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Quote from: gembitz on November 18, 2017, 03:13:05 PM

Quote from: tmkn on November 18, 2017, 03:11:19 PM

However this is a strange situation:
Coinmarketcap.com lists $35,465,265 market cap for BTX
While only Devs' wallets worth $45,000,000 Grin

So how many coins are actually in circulation? Would be good to know.

outstanding vs. "available float".. .. .. :-D

Basically it looks like this:
~1,500,000 "in circulation" at Nov 1 (based on coinmarketcap - before the 25% airdrop + allocation to bitcoin wallets)
the rest in a big wallet

Currently, after the 25% airdrop / weekly airdrops:
~2,000,000 in circulation (1,500,000 * 1.25 * 1.06 * 1.03)
~1,500,000 dev wallets
~5,000,000 wallet for future airdrops
~8,500,000 allocated to bitcoin wallets - so we would expect 95% not touched - 5% -> ~400,000 BTX from these are circulating so far

So I would estimate the "available float" at ~2,500,000 BTX

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Quote from: tmkn on November 18, 2017, 03:11:19 PM

However this is a strange situation:
Coinmarketcap.com lists $35,465,265 market cap for BTX
While only Devs' wallets worth $45,000,000 Grin

So how many coins are actually in circulation? Would be good to know.

Do not take into account Coinmarketcap.com. Currently it has incorrect values

gembitz

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Quote from: tmkn on November 18, 2017, 03:11:19 PM

However this is a strange situation:
Coinmarketcap.com lists $35,465,265 market cap for BTX
While only Devs' wallets worth $45,000,000 Grin

So how many coins are actually in circulation? Would be good to know.

outstanding vs. "available float".. .. .. :-D

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Quote from: minestro on November 18, 2017, 03:01:43 PM

Quote from: Phensic on November 18, 2017, 02:54:50 PM

Dev Team why not use Single Address wallets?

Byteball switched there multi sig wallets to single address wallets because they had a lot of complaints from there users that the wallet was to difficult and confusing to use especially for things like the Airdrops, I know security concerns are a issue but could the Dev team at least open up the idea for discussion between themselves and the community to see what people think of the idea, i might be having the wrong idea for even suggesting this but i would prefer a simpler wallet.

You leave me speechless... Security is not only an issue, it's one of the main concepts of crypto currencies and one time usage of addresses is also one of them. Because the first time you sent coins from an address it's public key pops up in the blockchain and therefore is vulnerable.
And please stop always talking about multisig wallets. They have nothing to do with what you mean. A multisig wallet or address is a completely other concept then the reuse of addresses. If you want to know what multisignature means, have a look here: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Multisignature

Alright keep your shirt on mate, i was only suggesting an idea and looking for some feedback, i,m not very technical minded so i don,t understand all of the pitfalls of the blockchain technology, i,m just a trader and user of these coins so i,m looking at things from a consumer point of view, end product and how user friendly it is.

tmkn

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However this is a strange situation:
Coinmarketcap.com lists $35,465,265 market cap for BTX
While only Devs' wallets worth $45,000,000 Grin

So how many coins are actually in circulation? Would be good to know.

mindstyle

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Quote from: Jarod1231 on November 18, 2017, 03:02:49 PM

Quote from: mindstyle on November 18, 2017, 02:48:59 PM

Quote from: Anthony1985 on November 18, 2017, 02:08:17 PM

Quote from: mindstyle on November 18, 2017, 01:58:13 PM

Quote from: eance on November 18, 2017, 01:56:08 PM

Quote from: mindstyle on November 18, 2017, 01:32:25 PM

Ok so basically all of us that use hardware wallets are out of these snapshot airdrops due to not being able to get to our private keys. Thats a bit unfair, it would be good for the team to reach out to these manufacturers (at least Trezor and Ledger) and try to get them on board.

It is possible to get the priv. Keys from a Trezor, but not recommended!!

Well unfortunately I have a Ledger wallet and did not find a way to do it yet (note that ive already emptied it and transferred Bitcoins to another one for security reasons, so I dont care what happens with this one, thus having no issues getting the private keys).

If you have your ledger seed you can import it on electrum and then claim BTX, it should work.

Ive already imported it into Electrum, however im unable to export private keys or wallet.dat file to claim BTX. Or is there something im just not seeing? As far as I understand in order to claim, I etiher need to import provate keys to the BTX wallet or copy/paste wallet.dat file to the BTX wallet folder. None of these seems to be possible with Ledger + Electrum.

Electrum > Wallet > Private Keys > Export

Tried it but the private key export is greyed out, cant do it this way...

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Quote from: mindstyle on November 18, 2017, 02:48:59 PM

Quote from: Anthony1985 on November 18, 2017, 02:08:17 PM

Quote from: mindstyle on November 18, 2017, 01:58:13 PM

Quote from: eance on November 18, 2017, 01:56:08 PM

Quote from: mindstyle on November 18, 2017, 01:32:25 PM

Ok so basically all of us that use hardware wallets are out of these snapshot airdrops due to not being able to get to our private keys. Thats a bit unfair, it would be good for the team to reach out to these manufacturers (at least Trezor and Ledger) and try to get them on board.

It is possible to get the priv. Keys from a Trezor, but not recommended!!

Well unfortunately I have a Ledger wallet and did not find a way to do it yet (note that ive already emptied it and transferred Bitcoins to another one for security reasons, so I dont care what happens with this one, thus having no issues getting the private keys).

If you have your ledger seed you can import it on electrum and then claim BTX, it should work.

Ive already imported it into Electrum, however im unable to export private keys or wallet.dat file to claim BTX. Or is there something im just not seeing? As far as I understand in order to claim, I etiher need to import provate keys to the BTX wallet or copy/paste wallet.dat file to the BTX wallet folder. None of these seems to be possible with Ledger + Electrum.

Electrum > Wallet > Private Keys > Export

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Quote from: Phensic on November 18, 2017, 02:54:50 PM

Dev Team why not use Single Address wallets?

Byteball switched there multi sig wallets to single address wallets because they had a lot of complaints from there users that the wallet was to difficult and confusing to use especially for things like the Airdrops, I know security concerns are a issue but could the Dev team at least open up the idea for discussion between themselves and the community to see what people think of the idea, i might be having the wrong idea for even suggesting this but i would prefer a simpler wallet.

You leave me speechless... Security is not only an issue, it's one of the main concepts of crypto currencies and one time usage of addresses is also one of them. Because the first time you sent coins from an address it's public key pops up in the blockchain and therefore is vulnerable.
And please stop always talking about multisig wallets. They have nothing to do with what you mean. A multisig wallet or address is a completely other concept then the reuse of addresses. If you want to know what multisignature means, have a look here: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Multisignature

Phensic

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Dev Team why not use Single Address wallets?

Byteball switched there multi sig wallets to single address wallets because they had a lot of complaints from there users that the wallet was to difficult and confusing to use especially for things like the Airdrops, I know security concerns are a issue but could the Dev team at least open up the idea for discussion between themselves and the community to see what people think of the idea, i might be having the wrong idea for even suggesting this but i would prefer a simpler wallet.

mindstyle

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Quote from: Anthony1985 on November 18, 2017, 02:08:17 PM

Quote from: mindstyle on November 18, 2017, 01:58:13 PM

Quote from: eance on November 18, 2017, 01:56:08 PM

Quote from: mindstyle on November 18, 2017, 01:32:25 PM

Ok so basically all of us that use hardware wallets are out of these snapshot airdrops due to not being able to get to our private keys. Thats a bit unfair, it would be good for the team to reach out to these manufacturers (at least Trezor and Ledger) and try to get them on board.

It is possible to get the priv. Keys from a Trezor, but not recommended!!

Well unfortunately I have a Ledger wallet and did not find a way to do it yet (note that ive already emptied it and transferred Bitcoins to another one for security reasons, so I dont care what happens with this one, thus having no issues getting the private keys).

If you have your ledger seed you can import it on electrum and then claim BTX, it should work.

Ive already imported it into Electrum, however im unable to export private keys or wallet.dat file to claim BTX. Or is there something im just not seeing? As far as I understand in order to claim, I etiher need to import provate keys to the BTX wallet or copy/paste wallet.dat file to the BTX wallet folder. None of these seems to be possible with Ledger + Electrum.

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Quote from: wacko on November 18, 2017, 02:38:53 PM

Could anyone tell me how to find out my public key? Roll Eyes

It is required to input it into the airdrop form, but I can't see it anywhere in my wallet.

just copy and paste your wallet address there, got me confused a bit too

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Quote from: wacko on November 18, 2017, 02:38:53 PM

Could anyone tell me how to find out my public key? Roll Eyes

It is required to input it into the airdrop form, but I can't see it anywhere in my wallet.

Yeah, they... again.. messed it up. @devs: Why do you do that? Sometimes I get the feeling you don't know what you're doing...

You should put your address (which is the hash of your public key) in the first box.

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Could anyone tell me how to find out my public key? Roll Eyes

It is required to input it into the airdrop form, but I can't see it anywhere in my wallet.

gembitz

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Quote from: bmgbmg on November 18, 2017, 02:25:19 PM

There’s a lot of trolls in this thread that obviously have more time than money. Don’t feed them. This is a multi million dollar professional development and there’s plenty of info already.

ok who are these four devs then genius? :-D thanks

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https://github.com/LIMXTEC/BitCore/graphs/contributors

gembitz

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Quote from: minestro on November 18, 2017, 02:21:02 PM

Quote from: gembitz on November 18, 2017, 02:13:09 PM

ok you need me to fix that for you dots in stead of commas in total supply box dont make sense ~ WHO ARE THE FOUR DEVS? :\ please post selfies Wink

haa

Perhaps this clears it up for you: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decimal_mark
The Devs are using the german notation.

lol ok i see i'm in U.S.A. ~ this is all new to me Wink

gogo BTX weeee.eee.eee.eee,eeeeeee

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There’s a lot of trolls in this thread that obviously have more time than money. Don’t feed them. This is a multi million dollar professional development and there’s plenty of info already.

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