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Topic: CoinWallet.eu Stress Test Cancelled + Bitcoin Giveaway - page 22. (Read 98876 times)

legendary
Activity: 1708
Merit: 1036
It will be funny if this cleverly distributed plausible-denial stress test fails simply because so many wallets crash that few people are able to send transactions and actually gum up the bitcoin transaction network.
hero member
Activity: 1299
Merit: 502
LOL Have anyone been successful at actually getting btc?
legendary
Activity: 2674
Merit: 2965
Terminated.
Bc.info is only ONE service. They are being ddos since they are the most popular.

These addresses have 3k inputs. So clients like electric don't store the full blockchain so it's crashing when you tryou to imortgage these keys.

If you had a full node running you would already have the dust txs and their scriptpubkeys, v_outs, etc required to create a transaction.
It is actually easy for addresses with 3k inputs compared to the one with 0.53BTC. Electrum can't handle either. The one that I tried to import had over 50k inputs, and it was impossible to do anything with it even using Bitcoin Core.

More free coins.
More like free 'stress testers' for you guys. It would be fun if you were actually convicted because of what you're doing right now. It is pretty clear to most.


Synchronizing with network ....  ||||||  ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___

OK I'll come back in a week  Huh
Won't work with electrum, don't even try it.
legendary
Activity: 1330
Merit: 1001
I have bitcoin qt it is reexploring Cheesy Multibit and electrum crashed.
newbie
Activity: 14
Merit: 1
More free coins.

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legendary
Activity: 1708
Merit: 1036
Hmmph, is there a way to "unload" private keys from Electrum (undo the act of trying to import them)? I tried to add the last batch and it's just stuck "synchronizing." I don't want to permanently foul up my electrum wallet if I can help it.

(Other question - if I create new public keys in Electrum, am I correct in thinking they will be based off the original private key Electrum started with? I wouldn't want to inadvertently create a public key tied to the published private keys I just added.)

full member
Activity: 146
Merit: 100
Synchronizing with network ....  ||||||  ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___

OK I'll come back in a week  Huh
legendary
Activity: 1442
Merit: 1186
The other block explorers work like blockr.up
It's funny how many people think bc.info is thee only way to check addresses. If you have a fI'll node running it should be relatively easy to move those coins. I haven't synced my core in a few weeks and it's time to goto work so I wI'll only be a spectator.  Coinwallet.eu, clever girl.

Care to enlighten us mortals as to why? I don't understand why other wallets like electrum won't do (aside of the fact that they crash trying to load the priv key alone lol).

Bc.info is only ONE service. They are being ddos since they are the most popular.

These addresses have 3k inputs. So clients like electric don't store the full blockchain so it's crashing when you tryou to imortgage these keys.

If you had a full node running you would already have the dust txs and their scriptpubkeys, v_outs, etc required to create a transaction.
hero member
Activity: 700
Merit: 500
Does coinage have an import private key option? If so this could get ugly with news not understanding how bitcoin txs work and demanding to be paid out in fiat for "their" imported coins.

LOL coinbase shut down their import priv key function back in august. True captains of industry.  Grin
newbie
Activity: 14
Merit: 1
Lets keep the party going.

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legendary
Activity: 1020
Merit: 1000
waste of time.
Yes. Best he send some BTCs to everyone. They like it. Grin
legendary
Activity: 1442
Merit: 1186
Does coinage have an import private key option? If so this could get ugly with news not understanding how bitcoin txs work and demanding to be paid out in fiat for "their" imported coins.
legendary
Activity: 1382
Merit: 1002
This is just as much as an experiment in human behavior as it is testing the Bitcoin network.
People panicing for free BTC while blockchain.info taks a hit.

Anyway smart played from coinwallet.eu, let the people do the legwork.
full member
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waste of time.
hero member
Activity: 700
Merit: 500
The other block explorers work like blockr.up
It's funny how many people think bc.info is thee only way to check addresses. If you have a fI'll node running it should be relatively easy to move those coins. I haven't synced my core in a few weeks and it's time to goto work so I wI'll only be a spectator.  Coinwallet.eu, clever girl.

Care to enlighten us mortals as to why? I don't understand why other wallets like electrum won't do (aside of the fact that they crash trying to load the priv key alone lol).
legendary
Activity: 1442
Merit: 1186
The other block explorers work like blockr.up
It's funny how many people think bc.info is thee only way to check addresses. If you have a fI'll node running it should be relatively easy to move those coins. I haven't synced my core in a few weeks and it's time to goto work so I wI'll only be a spectator.  Coinwallet.eu, clever girl.
hero member
Activity: 700
Merit: 500
Getting this error Maximum concurrent requests for this endpoint reached. Please try again shortly.


I tried to check this wallet

https://blockchain.info/address/1BepxXDfAYMhRKP69xuUxvzwy2HsAh6TuK


Private key - L4FJC5Lun8bHebAJGPPQpqit7iUxQFCMj6DEpHzXS44Mc3apuvmW

Try with anything but a web wallet... I don't even know if core would manage handling those. Maybe for standalone wallets electrum is the best because of it's sweep option. Still the fees to get coins out are big..

Isn't Electrum an SPV wallet? I'm not sure it would work...

You think that'd be an issue? Core doesn't have a sweep option though.
sr. member
Activity: 287
Merit: 250
Getting this error Maximum concurrent requests for this endpoint reached. Please try again shortly.


I tried to check this wallet

https://blockchain.info/address/1BepxXDfAYMhRKP69xuUxvzwy2HsAh6TuK


Private key - L4FJC5Lun8bHebAJGPPQpqit7iUxQFCMj6DEpHzXS44Mc3apuvmW

Try with anything but a web wallet... I don't even know if core would manage handling those. Maybe for standalone wallets electrum is the best because of it's sweep option. Still the fees to get coins out are big..

Isn't Electrum an SPV wallet? I'm not sure it would work...
My Electrum server's sessions shot up to 350, and then immediately dropped to 80. This is just hilarious tbh.
sr. member
Activity: 291
Merit: 250
Lol those priv keys are wallet crashers. Their UTXO is so large most wallets won't handle it and just crash, not to speak of web wallets.

+1

Yes, this could end up being epic. 
legendary
Activity: 1492
Merit: 1021
Getting this error Maximum concurrent requests for this endpoint reached. Please try again shortly.


I tried to check this wallet

https://blockchain.info/address/1BepxXDfAYMhRKP69xuUxvzwy2HsAh6TuK


Private key - L4FJC5Lun8bHebAJGPPQpqit7iUxQFCMj6DEpHzXS44Mc3apuvmW

Try with anything but a web wallet... I don't even know if core would manage handling those. Maybe for standalone wallets electrum is the best because of it's sweep option. Still the fees to get coins out are big..

Isn't Electrum an SPV wallet? I'm not sure it would work...
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