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Quote from: uralcryptocoin on October 31, 2017, 01:20:28 AM

Dear Bitcore dev!

I registered in airdrop (via signing the message on https://bitcore.cc/airdrop.php) only today. I hold my BTX for a long time (from July 2017). Could I recieve airdrop bonus or now it's too late? By the way I didn't recieve any airdrop yesterday.

A priori thanks for responce

you will get next mondays ,
the announcement already half-month ago.

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Dear Bitcore dev!

I registered in airdrop (via signing the message on https://bitcore.cc/airdrop.php) only today. I hold my BTX for a long time (from July 2017). Could I recieve airdrop bonus or now it's too late? By the way I didn't recieve any airdrop yesterday.

A priori thanks for responce

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what bag are you shilling?

Quote from: agostine on October 31, 2017, 12:07:17 AM

Quote from: Alex max Khan on October 30, 2017, 07:07:17 PM

Quote from: e6ug on October 27, 2017, 11:20:20 AM

ATTENTION BITCORE COMMUNITY

we can use everyone help to get listed on Poloniex! please fill out this form ( only takes about 3 minutes)

https://m.poloniex.com/coinRequest

here are just a few things you can add:

1: Bitcore has 10 MB blocks with Segwit enabled which allows for the network to handle about 17.6 billion transactions per year, that is an entire years worth of Bitcoin transactions in 3 days.

2: unique asic resistant pow algorithm Timetravel10

3: unique difficult adjustment called 64_15 that ensures that there is no more than a 15 percent change in difficulty within a 64 block period.

I've also completed the form

Yeah I like to complete this form as well after purchase more BTX a couple of minutes ago. But I do not understand this part "17.6 billion transactions per year, that is an entire years worth of Bitcoin transactions in 3 days."

As I read it BTX handle this amount of transaction but BTC can do it in only 3 days? If so BTC is faster due this statement?

If I am wrong it's because I'm not native in English.

Peace

I complete the form I wish succes for this coin

overlordcoin

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Suggestion for the DEVs. make a Press Release with the info for the 02 November BTC Airdrop and lets put on the internet to be republished by the crypto websites arounde the world

I can help with this if needed

zhouyz

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I forgot to register for an airdrop address and lost a 25% reward Cry

disconnectme

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After this successful 25% airdrop and the price is still this high, I think we should expect Poloniex to respond with positive news soon, I'm really not sure of the criteria they are looking for that this project don't have

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I cant figure out how to do this register sign message thing. just keeps saying error. no clue

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Quote from: Alex max Khan on October 30, 2017, 07:07:17 PM

Quote from: e6ug on October 27, 2017, 11:20:20 AM

ATTENTION BITCORE COMMUNITY

we can use everyone help to get listed on Poloniex! please fill out this form ( only takes about 3 minutes)

https://m.poloniex.com/coinRequest

here are just a few things you can add:

1: Bitcore has 10 MB blocks with Segwit enabled which allows for the network to handle about 17.6 billion transactions per year, that is an entire years worth of Bitcoin transactions in 3 days.

2: unique asic resistant pow algorithm Timetravel10

3: unique difficult adjustment called 64_15 that ensures that there is no more than a 15 percent change in difficulty within a 64 block period.

I've also completed the form

Yeah I like to complete this form as well after purchase more BTX a couple of minutes ago. But I do not understand this part "17.6 billion transactions per year, that is an entire years worth of Bitcoin transactions in 3 days."

As I read it BTX handle this amount of transaction but BTC can do it in only 3 days? If so BTC is faster due this statement?

If I am wrong it's because I'm not native in English.

Peace

Alex max Khan

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Quote from: e6ug on October 27, 2017, 11:20:20 AM

ATTENTION BITCORE COMMUNITY

we can use everyone help to get listed on Poloniex! please fill out this form ( only takes about 3 minutes)

https://m.poloniex.com/coinRequest

here are just a few things you can add:

1: Bitcore has 10 MB blocks with Segwit enabled which allows for the network to handle about 17.6 billion transactions per year, that is an entire years worth of Bitcoin transactions in 3 days.

2: unique asic resistant pow algorithm Timetravel10

3: unique difficult adjustment called 64_15 that ensures that there is no more than a 15 percent change in difficulty within a 64 block period.

I've also completed the form

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Disobey.

Quote from: prettybuds on October 30, 2017, 06:24:53 PM

hi friends, I'd like to ask, is there an official BTX Electrum wallet executable available for download? I remember having seen it on Github some day but not sure if it's just the code to compile

It has not been officially released, just wait for a few more days, Electrum is near its finish line!

Quote from: kalymist on October 30, 2017, 06:49:36 PM

Yeah go to the moon, run that pumping bot Wink

Holding for sure !!!

Order book are weak on the sales, that's just a great sign

This is not investment advice. All I can say is personally I am not selling for these prices for sure. It's nothing official yet, but chances are some great news coming soon.

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Yeah go to the moon, run that pumping bot Wink

Holding for sure !!!

Order book are weak on the sales, that's just a great sign

Alex max Khan

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thx for the bonus i am happy i am hold. go to the moon..... Cheesy

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Quote from: crypt0kid on October 30, 2017, 06:19:45 PM

Quote from: antonio8 on October 30, 2017, 05:32:32 PM

Never had an issue with the wallet.

Now all of a sudden I open it to check the balance and 0 connections to network after 20 mins. Still on 0.14.1.6

I've got 5 active connections to the network.

Fixed it.

Just manually added nodes in a conf file.

crypt0kid

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I'm glad that the devs chose my plan of increasing the percentage of the airdrop payouts every month Grin

I think that this will be excellent for marketing Bitcore. I expect that we will see a huge increase in the number of BTX HODLers in the coming months as the community continues to grow Wink

Well done devs!!!

prettybuds

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hi friends, I'd like to ask, is there an official BTX Electrum wallet executable available for download? I remember having seen it on Github some day but not sure if it's just the code to compile

crypt0kid

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Quote from: antonio8 on October 30, 2017, 05:32:32 PM

Never had an issue with the wallet.

Now all of a sudden I open it to check the balance and 0 connections to network after 20 mins. Still on 0.14.1.6

I've got 5 active connections to the network.

antonio8

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Never had an issue with the wallet.

Now all of a sudden I open it to check the balance and 0 connections to network after 20 mins. Still on 0.14.1.6

European Central Bank

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Quote from: Kryptowerk on October 30, 2017, 05:27:53 PM

This is correct, it can take a little work to get to your private keys in some cases. It is practically the same as with all the recent bitcoin forks.
However I think you can compare it to having to dig up 20 cm of sand to open a treasure box. It's not thaaat horrible. Wink

well, last time i needed some keys from an hd wallet i downloaded one of those html pages that decrypts the bip39 seed and gives you the potential addresses and keys derived from it.

after 1500 addresses i gave up looking for the one that had coins on it.

Kryptowerk

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Disobey.

Quote from: European Central Bank on October 30, 2017, 05:01:27 PM

i assume this has been asked a million times already and it's probably super obvious, but what do people who want to claim after november 2nd do if they have bitcoin seeds rather than raw private keys? i know private keys are retrievable from seeds but you might have to dig through a lot of crap to find them with third party programs depending on what wallet you have.

This is correct, it can take a little work to get to your private keys in some cases. It is practically the same as with all the recent bitcoin forks.
However I think you can compare it to having to dig up 20 cm of sand to open a treasure box. It's not thaaat horrible. Wink

European Central Bank

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i assume this has been asked a million times already and it's probably super obvious, but what do people who want to claim after november 2nd do if they have bitcoin seeds rather than raw private keys? i know private keys are retrievable from seeds but you might have to dig through a lot of crap to find them with third party programs depending on what wallet you have.

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