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May 09, 2014, 07:44:51 AM
shit coin
May 09, 2014, 07:33:56 AM
Its my birthday and I have been busy listening to sad songs, but I came to briefly say that I love you pandas 
Happy Birthday, fellow panda! Sent a (small) present for you 
Thank you （；_・）
May 09, 2014, 07:30:38 AM
Its called "leet phase".... A question is... PND coin or PnD coin? 
May 09, 2014, 07:08:53 AM
May 09, 2014, 05:37:23 AM
May 09, 2014, 05:33:12 AM
12 days til POS 还有12天进入POS阶段！
Chinese thread for PND中文讨论帖: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=484555.20
Chinese thread for PND中文讨论帖: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=484555.20
May 09, 2014, 05:17:48 AM
From another thread. I guess it's the same for PND.
What happens to Bitcoins that are sent to a non-existent address?
In three situations:
1) If the coins are sent from a local wallet
2) If the coins are sent from an online wallet with a static address
3) If the coins are sent from an online wallet with a dynamic address
I've always been afraid of mis-copying/mis-pasting an address into the corresponding field, so I want to get this cleared to prevent future worry.
Would appreciate any info :]
Thanks!
What happens to Bitcoins that are sent to a non-existent address?
In three situations:
1) If the coins are sent from a local wallet
2) If the coins are sent from an online wallet with a static address
3) If the coins are sent from an online wallet with a dynamic address
I've always been afraid of mis-copying/mis-pasting an address into the corresponding field, so I want to get this cleared to prevent future worry.
Would appreciate any info :]
Thanks!
the 3 situations are exactly the same.
If you send coins to an INCORRECT but VALID address they are gone forever.
Bitcoin addresses have a 32 bit checksum so the odds of creating a typo which is INCORRECT but VALID is about one in 4 billion.
Still it could happen. If you are copying and pasting the odds are essentially zero (that you could drop or add an extra digit and still produce a valid address with the same checksum).
The much more common problem is doing something stupid:
For example thinking you are sending coins to yourself (i.e. your address) but copying the last outgoing address and sending a boatload of coins to someone you sent coins to before.
Obviously the network can't protect you from that.
If you send coins to an INCORRECT but VALID address they are gone forever.
Bitcoin addresses have a 32 bit checksum so the odds of creating a typo which is INCORRECT but VALID is about one in 4 billion.
Still it could happen. If you are copying and pasting the odds are essentially zero (that you could drop or add an extra digit and still produce a valid address with the same checksum).
The much more common problem is doing something stupid:
For example thinking you are sending coins to yourself (i.e. your address) but copying the last outgoing address and sending a boatload of coins to someone you sent coins to before.
Obviously the network can't protect you from that.
it looks like they're gone - oh well - I do appreciate the information - thank you very much. It's only 12 hours so I'll survive - they'e going into my wallet now...
Swisscex can save your coins, the only thing is, if they want to fix this. If Swisscex is serious, they should not have a problem with that.
They must dump private key from PAND and import that back to your PND wallet.
http://www.reddit.com/r/dogecoin/comments/1t7x2m/for_those_who_sent_their_dogecoins_to_digitalcoin/
well - I have three support tickets into them - we will see what they do - thank you very much
May 09, 2014, 05:14:32 AM
From another thread. I guess it's the same for PND.
What happens to Bitcoins that are sent to a non-existent address?
In three situations:
1) If the coins are sent from a local wallet
2) If the coins are sent from an online wallet with a static address
3) If the coins are sent from an online wallet with a dynamic address
I've always been afraid of mis-copying/mis-pasting an address into the corresponding field, so I want to get this cleared to prevent future worry.
Would appreciate any info :]
Thanks!
What happens to Bitcoins that are sent to a non-existent address?
In three situations:
1) If the coins are sent from a local wallet
2) If the coins are sent from an online wallet with a static address
3) If the coins are sent from an online wallet with a dynamic address
I've always been afraid of mis-copying/mis-pasting an address into the corresponding field, so I want to get this cleared to prevent future worry.
Would appreciate any info :]
Thanks!
the 3 situations are exactly the same.
If you send coins to an INCORRECT but VALID address they are gone forever.
Bitcoin addresses have a 32 bit checksum so the odds of creating a typo which is INCORRECT but VALID is about one in 4 billion.
Still it could happen. If you are copying and pasting the odds are essentially zero (that you could drop or add an extra digit and still produce a valid address with the same checksum).
The much more common problem is doing something stupid:
For example thinking you are sending coins to yourself (i.e. your address) but copying the last outgoing address and sending a boatload of coins to someone you sent coins to before.
Obviously the network can't protect you from that.
If you send coins to an INCORRECT but VALID address they are gone forever.
Bitcoin addresses have a 32 bit checksum so the odds of creating a typo which is INCORRECT but VALID is about one in 4 billion.
Still it could happen. If you are copying and pasting the odds are essentially zero (that you could drop or add an extra digit and still produce a valid address with the same checksum).
The much more common problem is doing something stupid:
For example thinking you are sending coins to yourself (i.e. your address) but copying the last outgoing address and sending a boatload of coins to someone you sent coins to before.
Obviously the network can't protect you from that.
it looks like they're gone - oh well - I do appreciate the information - thank you very much. It's only 12 hours so I'll survive - they'e going into my wallet now...
Swisscex can save your coins, the only thing is, if they want to fix this. If Swisscex is serious, they should not have a problem with that.
They must dump private key from PAND and import that back to your PND wallet.
http://www.reddit.com/r/dogecoin/comments/1t7x2m/for_those_who_sent_their_dogecoins_to_digitalcoin/
May 09, 2014, 04:56:49 AM
These days the coin has risen from 20 120 is too amazing.
This is just a warm up....
total volume in 24hrs:
PND/LTC PandaCoin (PND) 0.00000128 - 11.11% 28.666 BTC 0.00000148 0.00000076 0.00000123 0.00000128
Whats taking mintpal so long... we need that btc market back!
May 09, 2014, 04:53:55 AM
These days the coin has risen from 20 120 is too amazing.
May 09, 2014, 04:53:38 AM
From another thread. I guess it's the same for PND.
What happens to Bitcoins that are sent to a non-existent address?
In three situations:
1) If the coins are sent from a local wallet
2) If the coins are sent from an online wallet with a static address
3) If the coins are sent from an online wallet with a dynamic address
I've always been afraid of mis-copying/mis-pasting an address into the corresponding field, so I want to get this cleared to prevent future worry.
Would appreciate any info :]
Thanks!
What happens to Bitcoins that are sent to a non-existent address?
In three situations:
1) If the coins are sent from a local wallet
2) If the coins are sent from an online wallet with a static address
3) If the coins are sent from an online wallet with a dynamic address
I've always been afraid of mis-copying/mis-pasting an address into the corresponding field, so I want to get this cleared to prevent future worry.
Would appreciate any info :]
Thanks!
the 3 situations are exactly the same.
If you send coins to an INCORRECT but VALID address they are gone forever.
Bitcoin addresses have a 32 bit checksum so the odds of creating a typo which is INCORRECT but VALID is about one in 4 billion.
Still it could happen. If you are copying and pasting the odds are essentially zero (that you could drop or add an extra digit and still produce a valid address with the same checksum).
The much more common problem is doing something stupid:
For example thinking you are sending coins to yourself (i.e. your address) but copying the last outgoing address and sending a boatload of coins to someone you sent coins to before.
Obviously the network can't protect you from that.
If you send coins to an INCORRECT but VALID address they are gone forever.
Bitcoin addresses have a 32 bit checksum so the odds of creating a typo which is INCORRECT but VALID is about one in 4 billion.
Still it could happen. If you are copying and pasting the odds are essentially zero (that you could drop or add an extra digit and still produce a valid address with the same checksum).
The much more common problem is doing something stupid:
For example thinking you are sending coins to yourself (i.e. your address) but copying the last outgoing address and sending a boatload of coins to someone you sent coins to before.
Obviously the network can't protect you from that.
it looks like they're gone - oh well - I do appreciate the information - thank you very much. It's only 12 hours so I'll survive - they'e going into my wallet now...
May 09, 2014, 04:48:26 AM
hmmm maybe im mistaking.. but IF you can get them back.. you have to do something with the wallet you send the coins from... and since thats the pool wallet... Maybe contact the pool?
thanks - I've contacted the pool and swisscex
how much are wel talking about...?
I understand you dont want too write down the exact numbers... but are we talking about 100K's here?... millions?... 10 millions?
I mean for instance... If you lost 100MIL (thats a lot) That would be nice too know since there a "sizeable" chunck of coins missing then in the total coin cap
I suppose your telling the truth...
I can give you some... PM me your adress (PND
)... since I didnt participate in the AC "giveaway"I cant blame people for making this mistake... Thats why we need to keep growing... so in the end only PND will be the "main" panda
May 09, 2014, 04:45:50 AM
From another thread. I guess it's the same for PND.
What happens to Bitcoins that are sent to a non-existent address?
In three situations:
1) If the coins are sent from a local wallet
2) If the coins are sent from an online wallet with a static address
3) If the coins are sent from an online wallet with a dynamic address
I've always been afraid of mis-copying/mis-pasting an address into the corresponding field, so I want to get this cleared to prevent future worry.
Would appreciate any info :]
Thanks!
What happens to Bitcoins that are sent to a non-existent address?
In three situations:
1) If the coins are sent from a local wallet
2) If the coins are sent from an online wallet with a static address
3) If the coins are sent from an online wallet with a dynamic address
I've always been afraid of mis-copying/mis-pasting an address into the corresponding field, so I want to get this cleared to prevent future worry.
Would appreciate any info :]
Thanks!
the 3 situations are exactly the same.
If you send coins to an INCORRECT but VALID address they are gone forever.
Bitcoin addresses have a 32 bit checksum so the odds of creating a typo which is INCORRECT but VALID is about one in 4 billion.
Still it could happen. If you are copying and pasting the odds are essentially zero (that you could drop or add an extra digit and still produce a valid address with the same checksum).
The much more common problem is doing something stupid:
For example thinking you are sending coins to yourself (i.e. your address) but copying the last outgoing address and sending a boatload of coins to someone you sent coins to before.
Obviously the network can't protect you from that.
If you send coins to an INCORRECT but VALID address they are gone forever.
Bitcoin addresses have a 32 bit checksum so the odds of creating a typo which is INCORRECT but VALID is about one in 4 billion.
Still it could happen. If you are copying and pasting the odds are essentially zero (that you could drop or add an extra digit and still produce a valid address with the same checksum).
The much more common problem is doing something stupid:
For example thinking you are sending coins to yourself (i.e. your address) but copying the last outgoing address and sending a boatload of coins to someone you sent coins to before.
Obviously the network can't protect you from that.
May 09, 2014, 04:43:18 AM
hmmm maybe im mistaking.. but IF you can get them back.. you have to do something with the wallet you send the coins from... and since thats the pool wallet... Maybe contact the pool?
thanks - I've contacted the pool and swisscex
May 09, 2014, 04:42:14 AM
hmmm maybe im mistaking.. but IF you can get them back.. you have to do something with the wallet you send the coins from... and since thats the pool wallet... Maybe contact the pool?
May 09, 2014, 04:35:14 AM
hi thanks for this, good community
Asiacoin address: AbdoFAWGbUAMdWoBxPXWhyJ87oGTDuBMJd
Balance: 67925.657208 AC
Proof: H0+/le7/oVWO0Td5onQP377L3v+0YaWZkaYA+Zsdu4TbYfjrza5Or5Agf7DxbahVGItgSYHZNc2HzG26PQL2/4w=
Pandacoin (PND) wallet address: PQhFwtdh6oEy55JJAzL8zWzg8jimhXwSAj
I hope i am not late
Asiacoin address: AbdoFAWGbUAMdWoBxPXWhyJ87oGTDuBMJd
Balance: 67925.657208 AC
Proof: H0+/le7/oVWO0Td5onQP377L3v+0YaWZkaYA+Zsdu4TbYfjrza5Or5Agf7DxbahVGItgSYHZNc2HzG26PQL2/4w=
Pandacoin (PND) wallet address: PQhFwtdh6oEy55JJAzL8zWzg8jimhXwSAj
I hope i am not late
You are not.
Verified and sent: c502bc1df3188b6e4d78185b2d4688a785defc0091416f0a86195562dcaf9b1a
Here's some extra: http://pandachain.net/tx/a28bec103f8b3ea8c4d2595e2b68f7e9cd038b5a322044e894ae40b33fd50e86
like like they have not been redeemed yet according to the block explorer - how do I get them back or transferred to my wallet?
May 09, 2014, 04:28:53 AM
hi thanks for this, good community
Asiacoin address: AbdoFAWGbUAMdWoBxPXWhyJ87oGTDuBMJd
Balance: 67925.657208 AC
Proof: H0+/le7/oVWO0Td5onQP377L3v+0YaWZkaYA+Zsdu4TbYfjrza5Or5Agf7DxbahVGItgSYHZNc2HzG26PQL2/4w=
Pandacoin (PND) wallet address: PQhFwtdh6oEy55JJAzL8zWzg8jimhXwSAj
I hope i am not late
Asiacoin address: AbdoFAWGbUAMdWoBxPXWhyJ87oGTDuBMJd
Balance: 67925.657208 AC
Proof: H0+/le7/oVWO0Td5onQP377L3v+0YaWZkaYA+Zsdu4TbYfjrza5Or5Agf7DxbahVGItgSYHZNc2HzG26PQL2/4w=
Pandacoin (PND) wallet address: PQhFwtdh6oEy55JJAzL8zWzg8jimhXwSAj
I hope i am not late
You are not.
Verified and sent: c502bc1df3188b6e4d78185b2d4688a785defc0091416f0a86195562dcaf9b1a
Here's some extra: http://pandachain.net/tx/a28bec103f8b3ea8c4d2595e2b68f7e9cd038b5a322044e894ae40b33fd50e86
--
Edit: Also send 100K (transaction) to each PND4PND organisation, leaving 200K for AC 'victims'.
May 09, 2014, 04:27:49 AM
250,000 PND Reward for the recovery of coins.
I'm a new miner and mistakenly generated a deposit address of Swissex for PAND instead of PND and a lot of deposits over the last day went to the wrong address and are not in my account at swisscex
250,000 PND Reward if you can recovery them for me. They went right from the pool into my account at swisscex (or were at least supposed to)
PM me only if you can help
I'm a new miner and mistakenly generated a deposit address of Swissex for PAND instead of PND and a lot of deposits over the last day went to the wrong address and are not in my account at swisscex
250,000 PND Reward if you can recovery them for me. They went right from the pool into my account at swisscex (or were at least supposed to)
PM me only if you can help
Sorry for your lost. How much did you loose?
can you help - I'd prefer not to at publicly what I lost
May 09, 2014, 04:25:53 AM
250,000 PND Reward for the recovery of coins.
I'm a new miner and mistakenly generated a deposit address of Swissex for PAND instead of PND and a lot of deposits over the last day went to the wrong address and are not in my account at swisscex
250,000 PND Reward if you can recovery them for me. They went right from the pool into my account at swisscex (or were at least supposed to)
PM me only if you can help
I'm a new miner and mistakenly generated a deposit address of Swissex for PAND instead of PND and a lot of deposits over the last day went to the wrong address and are not in my account at swisscex
250,000 PND Reward if you can recovery them for me. They went right from the pool into my account at swisscex (or were at least supposed to)
PM me only if you can help
Sorry for your lost. How much did you loose?
May 09, 2014, 04:23:59 AM
250,000 PND Reward for the recovery of coins.
I'm a new miner and mistakenly generated a deposit address of Swissex for PAND instead of PND and a lot of deposits over the last day went to the wrong address and are not in my account at swisscex
250,000 PND Reward if you can recovery them for me. They went right from the pool into my account at swisscex (or were at least supposed to)
PM me only if you can help
I did not realize there was also a PAND
I'm a new miner and mistakenly generated a deposit address of Swissex for PAND instead of PND and a lot of deposits over the last day went to the wrong address and are not in my account at swisscex
250,000 PND Reward if you can recovery them for me. They went right from the pool into my account at swisscex (or were at least supposed to)
PM me only if you can help
I did not realize there was also a PAND
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