Topic: CoinWallet.eu Stress Test Cancelled + Bitcoin Giveaway - page 15. (Read 98906 times)
Mempool is increasing about 100kb every 4-12 seconds it seems. Good job you guys. Well played.
People really need to stop doing this. Obviously the plan from Coinwallet.eu is working out. It looks like they had a backup plan if problems (e.g. legal pressures) came up. I doubt that someone figured out something devious such as this so quickly.People really need to stop it. Most of the recent private keys contained around $4 each and it is not worth anyone's time. You are suffocating the network! It is only becoming worse.
https://www.smartbit.com.au/txs/unconfirmed
10MB since then.
Mempool is increasing about 100kb every 4-12 seconds it seems. Good job you guys. Well played.
People really need to stop doing this. Obviously the plan from Coinwallet.eu is working out. It looks like they had a backup plan if problems (e.g. legal pressures) came up. I doubt that someone figured out something devious such as this so quickly.People really need to stop it. Most of the recent private keys contained around $4 each and it is not worth anyone's time. You are suffocating the network! It is only becoming worse.
wont last tho, just chill man
Mempool is increasing about 100kb every 4-12 seconds it seems. Good job you guys. Well played.
People really need to stop doing this. Obviously the plan from Coinwallet.eu is working out. It looks like they had a backup plan if problems (e.g. legal pressures) came up. I doubt that someone figured out something devious such as this so quickly.People really need to stop it. Most of the recent private keys contained around $4 each and it is not worth anyone's time. You are suffocating the network! It is only becoming worse.
Don't use these keys, guys. Don't do it.
1- For your own sake: If you include those keys in your wallet, as spending those mBTC will implicate a very big and unmanageable transaction your whole wallet can potentially become unusable.
2- For the sake of your wallet provider, as you are saturating their operations
3- For the sake of Bitcoin, as you are contributing to an attack to the bitcoin network
The possibilities of claiming successfully those keys are minimal and most probably you will find that someone else has already claimed them.
I don't store bitcoins in a bitcoin node.1- For your own sake: If you include those keys in your wallet, as spending those mBTC will implicate a very big and unmanageable transaction your whole wallet can potentially become unusable.
2- For the sake of your wallet provider, as you are saturating their operations
3- For the sake of Bitcoin, as you are contributing to an attack to the bitcoin network
The possibilities of claiming successfully those keys are minimal and most probably you will find that someone else has already claimed them.
And yes the bitcoins moved to my wallet hasn't even appeared anywhere after 6 hours.
Don't use these keys, guys. Don't do it.
1- For your own sake: If you include those keys in your wallet, as spending those mBTC will implicate a very big and unmanageable transaction your whole wallet can potentially become unusable.
2- For the sake of your wallet provider, as you are saturating their operations
3- For the sake of Bitcoin, as you are contributing to an attack to the bitcoin network
The possibilities of claiming successfully those keys are minimal and most probably you will find that someone else has already claimed them.
1- For your own sake: If you include those keys in your wallet, as spending those mBTC will implicate a very big and unmanageable transaction your whole wallet can potentially become unusable.
2- For the sake of your wallet provider, as you are saturating their operations
3- For the sake of Bitcoin, as you are contributing to an attack to the bitcoin network
The possibilities of claiming successfully those keys are minimal and most probably you will find that someone else has already claimed them.
So... you make a giveaway with btc impossible to spend? 
Nice trick.
Nice trick.
Transactions are being sent from the addresses. Total amount is down from over $240 to $82.27. Nobody will disclose how they are removing coins from the addresses.
Why should they help?
Umm.. I don't know? For the good of the community? Help new users get free bitcoins that are available to everybody to help spread bitcoin and make it more successful.
The good of the community is not helping as this is spam to the mempool. You're just too damn blind and
ftfy
Seriously folks, do not contaminate your normal wallet with this, use a throwaway. If you receive Bitcoin from this you're basically spam attacking your own wallet.
So what you are saying is..
1. I tried to do this..
2. I dont understand it enough to get it working.
3. Now, anyone else who tries is BAD, coz its spam..
What a f*cking tosser.
duuuuhhhh
So... you make a giveaway with btc impossible to spend?
Nice trick.
Nice trick.
Transactions are being sent from the addresses. Total amount is down from over $240 to $82.27. Nobody will disclose how they are removing coins from the addresses.
Why should they help?
Umm.. I don't know? For the good of the community? Help new users get free bitcoins that are available to everybody to help spread bitcoin and make it more successful.
The good of the community is not helping as this is spam to the mempool. You're just too damn blind and greedy to see anything else.
Mempool is increasing about 100kb every 4-12 seconds it seems. Good job you guys. Well played.
So... you make a giveaway with btc impossible to spend?
Nice trick.
Nice trick.
Transactions are being sent from the addresses. Total amount is down from over $240 to $82.27. Nobody will disclose how they are removing coins from the addresses.
Why should they help?
Umm.. I don't know? For the good of the community? Help new users get free bitcoins that are available to everybody to help spread bitcoin and make it more successful.
If you weren't the very first few to get the private key, there is no much use going ahead with it. Probably you will make some 0.01 an hour (if you get lucky)..
So... you make a giveaway with btc impossible to spend?
Nice trick.
Nice trick.
Transactions are being sent from the addresses. Total amount is down from over $240 to $82.27. Nobody will disclose how they are removing coins from the addresses.
Why should they help?
I'd be surprised if someone manages to get $1 of Bitcoin into their actual wallet from this, and even if they do it'll be comparable to a dollar covered in shit due to the enormous amount of inputs.
Seriously folks, do not contaminate your normal wallet with this, use a throwaway. If you receive Bitcoin from this you're basically spam attacking your own wallet.
you need to make a new wallet, import keys and try to send small amounts to your regular wallet address and you get clean bitcoins..this worked for meSeriously folks, do not contaminate your normal wallet with this, use a throwaway. If you receive Bitcoin from this you're basically spam attacking your own wallet.
So... you make a giveaway with btc impossible to spend?
Nice trick.
Nice trick.
Transactions are being sent from the addresses. Total amount is down from over $240 to $82.27. Nobody will disclose how they are removing coins from the addresses.
I have seen over $70 claimed from the addresses I'm watching. It is not impossible to get money from this. However, nobody seems to want to help.
That's because most people don't want to participate in this 'attack' on the network. aka, not helping, IS helping.
http://motherboard.vice.com/read/great-job-everyone-bitcoiners-are-ddosing-bitcoin
Not the case. People don't have the access or knowledge on the required tools to get those coins moved. Read few of the last pages of this post and you'll figure out how hard it is to do it.
The people that are making progress aren't even reading this thread, they're too busy working to get free BTC.
So... you make a giveaway with btc impossible to spend?
Nice trick.
Nice trick.
I have seen over $70 claimed from the addresses I'm watching. It is not impossible to get money from this. However, nobody seems to want to help.
That's because most people don't want to participate in this 'attack' on the network. aka, not helping, IS helping.
http://motherboard.vice.com/read/great-job-everyone-bitcoiners-are-ddosing-bitcoin
Not the case. People don't have the access or knowledge on the required tools to get those coins moved. Read few of the last pages of this post and you'll figure out how hard it is to do it.
Seriously folks, do not contaminate your normal wallet with this, use a throwaway. If you receive Bitcoin from this you're basically spam attacking your own wallet.
So what you are saying is..
1. I tried to do this..
2. I dont understand it enough to get it working.
3. Now, anyone else who tries is BAD, coz its spam..
What a f*cking tosser.
I'm so confused. I've tried importing the keys with Bither and Blockchain.info, both import fine but I can't send transations. I see transactions being sent out of the addresses though at a steady pace. I haven't actually secured any amount, is this normal? What am I doing wrong?
My Bitcoin core software is still synchronizing, so I can't try with that yet.
My Bitcoin core software is still synchronizing, so I can't try with that yet.
I'm in the exact same situation, however no one likes to help around here, they just like to post memes instead of telling us why we shouldn't waste our time.
It's a waste of time; you won't get any actual bitcoin from this. The "why" is pretty technical so if you are new you likely won't understand. But you really shouldn't waste your time.
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