[BTE] The Bytecoin Information Thread - page 5.

movellan

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I did set up a node tracker / DNS seeder for fun, with the few IP's I found on the thread;
but so far it has not found any novel nodes, it just gives back the hard coded IP from this thread:

Code:

dbkeys@home ~ % dig bte.chainetics.com
;; ANSWER SECTION:
bte.chainetics.com.	3420	IN	A	86.160.129.103

IP is not valid for a node.

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Quote from: movellan on September 24, 2019, 07:34:53 PM

Quote from: BytecoinCollector on September 24, 2019, 02:58:14 PM

It does not say anywhere who created this coin and why. Also how much preminning happened with this coin?

Check here

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/new-currency-maria-20-was-banned-here-is-her-proof-the-birth-of-bytecoin-164569

Bytecoin was launched with no pre-mining, but almost immediately a guy who goes by Ahmed Bodi from BC, Canada (I think) pointed a big ASIC at the coin. He and his gang scarfed over 100,000 BTE during the first year from startup. He would mine until the difficulty went up, wait till it dropped at the next recalc, mine again and so on. He did this at least half a dozen times, but then seemed to lose interest.

We have had several posters on this thread recently that I suspect are Bodi or one of his associates posing as newbies under different handles.

Difficulty is now down to 264k, so now is a good time to start mining.

This coin evidently needs a hardfork to a more responsive diffalgo (like Dark Gravity Wave, etc.)

Tried to compile a node, but the code is quite obsolete ... lots of errors related to new SSL library / BIGNUM.

I did set up a node tracker / DNS seeder for fun, with the few IP's I found on the thread;
but so far it has not found any novel nodes, it just gives back the hard coded IP from this thread:

Code:

dbkeys@home ~ % dig bte.chainetics.com
;; ANSWER SECTION:
bte.chainetics.com.	3420	IN	A	86.160.129.103

movellan

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How about sharing the nodes?

realdantreccia

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Fuck BlackRock

Quote from: cpu6502 on December 06, 2021, 03:18:07 PM

Got the blockchain now

Thank you very much indeed.
That helps me plenty, as I can now see I sent BTE coins to (probably) an exchange in early May 2013, presumably I exchanged for BTC I'm guessing. I can now fill in a blank space on my transactions.

There's plenty more missing gaps though. Don't suppose you've got the blockchains for Fairbrix and Tenebrix as well? Leaked transaction trade dumps of btc-e.com and cryptsy.com would be a life saver, but I can't find those anyway on the web. So wished I'd exported my trade data before the sites went down.

Anyway, once again thank you very much.

Quote from: cpu6502 on December 06, 2021, 03:18:07 PM

Got the blockchain now

Thank you very much indeed.
That helps me plenty, as I can now see I sent BTE coins to (probably) an exchange in early May 2013, presumably I exchanged for BTC I'm guessing. I can now fill in a blank space on my transactions.

There's plenty more missing gaps though. Don't suppose you've got the blockchains for Fairbrix and Tenebrix as well? Leaked transaction trade dumps of btc-e.com and cryptsy.com would be a life saver, but I can't find those anyway on the web. So wished I'd exported my trade data before the sites went down.

Anyway, once again thank you very much.

Quote from: cpu6502 on December 06, 2021, 03:18:07 PM

Got the blockchain now

Thank you very much indeed.
That helps me plenty, as I can now see I sent BTE coins to (probably) an exchange in early May 2013, presumably I exchanged for BTC I'm guessing. I can now fill in a blank space on my transactions.

There's plenty more missing gaps though. Don't suppose you've got the blockchains for Fairbrix and Tenebrix as well? Leaked transaction trade dumps of btc-e.com and cryptsy.com would be a life saver, but I can't find those anyway on the web. So wished I'd exported my trade data before the sites went down.

Anyway, once again thank you very much.

I have Tenebrix mining and up to the latest block

. What files do you need?

Also, I'm successfully syncing BTE blocks! Thanks for the nodes guys.

What is the goal here with Bytecoin?

If anyone wants to donate me my first BTE I have TBX to share - 607,000+ TBX total haha.

BTE: 8JtibXCVjX8tvCZ9S3Z2vDPyAk3bmNzP25

cpu6502

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Got the blockchain now

Thank you very much indeed.
That helps me plenty, as I can now see I sent BTE coins to (probably) an exchange in early May 2013, presumably I exchanged for BTC I'm guessing. I can now fill in a blank space on my transactions.

There's plenty more missing gaps though. Don't suppose you've got the blockchains for Fairbrix and Tenebrix as well? Leaked transaction trade dumps of btc-e.com and cryptsy.com would be a life saver, but I can't find those anyway on the web. So wished I'd exported my trade data before the sites went down.

Anyway, once again thank you very much.

movellan

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No luck on that one. Send me another and then also the next couple of times it changes. I may be able to specify a IP range if the address are close enough to each other.

Quote from: cpu6502 on December 05, 2021, 05:23:01 PM

Quote from: movellan on December 05, 2021, 04:11:28 PM

If you can get your node running, PM your IP address and I'll try and connect. If you don't mind making your IP public, you can post it her and perhaps others can connect also. LMK. If you don't have the Windows wallet setup, I can supply a clean copy. Shouldn't take long to DL the entire blockchain.

Quote from: cpu6502 on December 05, 2021, 02:46:07 AM

Hi ya,

I'm trying to reconstruct my transactions from years ago. Tax reasons. Embarrassed

There's a lot, and many exchanges are now defunct and so with it my trade records.

I have an old bytecoin BTE wallet, and have compiled the bytecoin daemon, but unable to download the blockchain as there is currently no peers. Can anyone help with this?

My ip is currently 86.160.129.103 but my ISP changes it regularly, so it may of changed by the time you read this.
I have a DDNS address setup at dns1.ddns.net which should still point to me if my ISP changes it.

I have my node running and listening on port 6333 and have opened up the port in my firewall.

Hope you can connect.

OK, it's connected now. As per previous message keep me abreast of your IP changes until I can get a working IP range going.

Quote from: cpu6502 on December 05, 2021, 05:23:01 PM

Quote from: movellan on December 05, 2021, 04:11:28 PM

If you can get your node running, PM your IP address and I'll try and connect. If you don't mind making your IP public, you can post it her and perhaps others can connect also. LMK. If you don't have the Windows wallet setup, I can supply a clean copy. Shouldn't take long to DL the entire blockchain.

Quote from: cpu6502 on December 05, 2021, 02:46:07 AM

Hi ya,

I'm trying to reconstruct my transactions from years ago. Tax reasons. Embarrassed

There's a lot, and many exchanges are now defunct and so with it my trade records.

I have an old bytecoin BTE wallet, and have compiled the bytecoin daemon, but unable to download the blockchain as there is currently no peers. Can anyone help with this?

My ip is currently 86.160.129.103 but my ISP changes it regularly, so it may of changed by the time you read this.
I have a DDNS address setup at dns1.ddns.net which should still point to me if my ISP changes it.

I have my node running and listening on port 6333 and have opened up the port in my firewall.

Hope you can connect.

[moderator's note: consecutive posts merged]

cpu6502

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Quote from: movellan on December 05, 2021, 04:11:28 PM

If you can get your node running, PM your IP address and I'll try and connect. If you don't mind making your IP public, you can post it her and perhaps others can connect also. LMK. If you don't have the Windows wallet setup, I can supply a clean copy. Shouldn't take long to DL the entire blockchain.

Quote from: cpu6502 on December 05, 2021, 02:46:07 AM

Hi ya,

I'm trying to reconstruct my transactions from years ago. Tax reasons. Embarrassed

There's a lot, and many exchanges are now defunct and so with it my trade records.

I have an old bytecoin BTE wallet, and have compiled the bytecoin daemon, but unable to download the blockchain as there is currently no peers. Can anyone help with this?

My ip is currently 86.160.129.103 but my ISP changes it regularly, so it may of changed by the time you read this.
I have a DDNS address setup at dns1.ddns.net which should still point to me if my ISP changes it.

I have my node running and listening on port 6333 and have opened up the port in my firewall.

Hope you can connect.

movellan

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If you can get your node running, PM your IP address and I'll try and connect. If you don't mind making your IP public, you can post it her and perhaps others can connect also. LMK. If you don't have the Windows wallet setup, I can supply a clean copy. Shouldn't take long to DL the entire blockchain.

Quote from: cpu6502 on December 05, 2021, 02:46:07 AM

Hi ya,

I'm trying to reconstruct my transactions from years ago. Tax reasons. Embarrassed

There's a lot, and many exchanges are now defunct and so with it my trade records.

I have an old bytecoin BTE wallet, and have compiled the bytecoin daemon, but unable to download the blockchain as there is currently no peers. Can anyone help with this?

cpu6502

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Hi ya,

I'm trying to reconstruct my transactions from years ago. Tax reasons. Embarrassed

There's a lot, and many exchanges are now defunct and so with it my trade records.

I have an old bytecoin BTE wallet, and have compiled the bytecoin daemon, but unable to download the blockchain as there is currently no peers. Can anyone help with this?

realdantreccia

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Quote from: Wekkel on November 01, 2015, 01:25:07 PM

Interesting project but why would people throw away the one and only Bitcoin 1:1 copy of the old days?

Same reason you like hodling your devcoins. Plenty of Satoshi clients that still exist. 3.

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Quote from: ProfMac on March 24, 2018, 11:02:58 PM

Quote from: movellan on March 24, 2018, 07:00:42 AM

Prof,

Any idea why my block height is well above the one you show? How do we get more nodesup?

My electricity was off for a few hours today. When I booted back up just now, some new nodes connected, and my block count went from 58122 to 58126. However, there was a re-organization back 16 blocks, and the newest block now is back to Sat Aug 27 01:26:49 2016 instead of last week. Apparently the nodes have been fragmented for some time.

I think it is important that everyone try to accept connections from each other as well as reach out to each other. If I get hit by a truck or something and no one else allows each other to connect, the network is still vulnerable.

Prof you ever met markm... he and you always talking about getting hit by trucks and buses lol

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Quote from: ProfMac on June 28, 2018, 03:34:39 PM

Quote from: huyenphung8698 on June 28, 2018, 04:48:15 AM

True but you have to have a large bank roll. They're greedy, once they finish you out, they're gone. They have no loyalty.

I am really curious what you are talking about here.

Rich or Poor. You're contributions make you the real Satoshi to me. Thank you for your amazing scaling efforts in every aspect of work you put into this. I hope this message finds you well. I hope that this world gets to give you the recognition your deserve. You're much like MarkM, I've seen some posts with the both of you. And Gavin, Lolcust, I even learned to mine some TBX from Mr. markm. I hope you're still around somewhere. Collectively you markm, and all the unsung heros were here all along, not riding lambos and cashing out. Just here leaving the world documentation. I hope this board and software is kept up forever so one day it becomes the library of the greatest achievements known to human kind. And also the way Open Sourcing not just software or code etc, but the discussions and social aspects of development can help persistent people grasp enough to have gratitude for people before they're told to be TV. I have yet to lose my soul to the media. It's made me resilient. It's made me care more about the right things. All the best sir.

movellan

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Anyone have a node running I can connect to? IP address would be helpful. TIA.

Loveyourcoins

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Quote from: movellan on April 12, 2021, 06:33:29 AM

Who's asking?

Quote from: Loveyourcoins on April 11, 2021, 12:27:12 PM

Why is this coin not up to date with the original bitcoin repo? And why there is no activity for this coin?

I have updated this coin to the latest bitcoin branch will post link here soon.

movellan

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Who's asking?

Quote from: Loveyourcoins on April 11, 2021, 12:27:12 PM

Why is this coin not up to date with the original bitcoin repo? And why there is no activity for this coin?

Loveyourcoins

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Why is this coin not up to date with the original bitcoin repo? And why there is no activity for this coin?

movellan

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You might want to use the internal info on the Bytecoin console. Go to Help>Debug Window>Console and enter "getpeerinfo" at the bottom and hit enter. I get,

"addr" : "164.68.101.222:6333",
"services" : "00000001",
"lastsend" : 1615901883,
"lastrecv" : 1615901882,
"conntime" : 1615889275,
"version" : 70001,
"subver" : "/Satoshi:0.8.1.1/",
"inbound" : false,
"releasetime" : 0,
"startingheight" : 64754,
"banscore" : 0

Which is the same result as yours. but I'm not seeing your node. What's the IP?

Quote from: Loveyourcoins on January 30, 2021, 12:52:14 PM

I ran bitcoind getinfopeers and got this response
8YLxieVt6cspdhA8CimGz3uxEwWVfRbELB
ubuntu@ip-172-31-47-236:~/bytecoin/src$ ./bitcoind getpeerinfo
[
   {
   "addr" : "164.68.101.222:6333", "services" : "00000001", "lastsend" : 1612028494, "lastrecv" : 1612028490,
   "conntime" : 1612028490, "version" : 70001, "subver" : "/Satoshi:0.8.1.1/", "inbound" : false, "releasetime" : 0, "startingheight" : 64754,
   "banscore" : 0
   }
]

Is this correct?

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Quote from: Loveyourcoins on January 30, 2021, 12:52:14 PM

I ran bitcoind getinfopeers and got this response
8YLxieVt6cspdhA8CimGz3uxEwWVfRbELB
ubuntu@ip-172-31-47-236:~/bytecoin/src$ ./bitcoind getpeerinfo
[
   {
   "addr" : "164.68.101.222:6333", "services" : "00000001", "lastsend" : 1612028494, "lastrecv" : 1612028490,
   "conntime" : 1612028490, "version" : 70001, "subver" : "/Satoshi:0.8.1.1/", "inbound" : false, "releasetime" : 0, "startingheight" : 64754,
   "banscore" : 0
   }
]

Is this correct?

Should be. That is my node that has been running for about a year now.

Loveyourcoins

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I ran bitcoind getinfopeers and got this response
8YLxieVt6cspdhA8CimGz3uxEwWVfRbELB
ubuntu@ip-172-31-47-236:~/bytecoin/src$ ./bitcoind getpeerinfo
[
   {
   "addr" : "164.68.101.222:6333", "services" : "00000001", "lastsend" : 1612028494, "lastrecv" : 1612028490,
   "conntime" : 1612028490, "version" : 70001, "subver" : "/Satoshi:0.8.1.1/", "inbound" : false, "releasetime" : 0, "startingheight" : 64754,
   "banscore" : 0
   }
]

Is this correct?

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This is true

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