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White_banker

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Quote from: HeroC on January 03, 2015, 06:28:57 PM

1. No, it is p2p, so unless every single person running the bitcoin client goes down (see here for how many that is), then the network it up. You cannot DDoS it.

2. To sign or verify a message to an address it is free.

3. Resetting Blockchain in MultiBit just refreshes it, you still have your coins as long as you have the private key. (Refreshing blockchain does not delete the key)

4. It does not connect to a single computer, it connects to many computers around the world. Not one person owns it. If you run it on your PC, then you will become part of the network.

5. Your computer, and CPUs in general will be able to generate very little bitcoin, now that ASICs are on the market. If you really want to look into it, see this.

6. If you don't post for 2 weeks, then you will not get any extra activity.

7 & 8. To see how activity is calculated, see here.

I hope this helps, and welcome to the community!

Thanks i'm now ready to join the community ^_^

HeroC

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1. No, it is p2p, so unless every single person running the bitcoin client goes down (see here for how many that is), then the network it up. You cannot DDoS it.

2. To sign or verify a message to an address it is free.

3. Resetting Blockchain in MultiBit just refreshes it, you still have your coins as long as you have the private key. (Refreshing blockchain does not delete the key)

4. It does not connect to a single computer, it connects to many computers around the world. Not one person owns it. If you run it on your PC, then you will become part of the network.

5. Your computer, and CPUs in general will be able to generate very little bitcoin, now that ASICs are on the market. If you really want to look into it, see this.

6. If you don't post for 2 weeks, then you will not get any extra activity.

7 & 8. To see how activity is calculated, see here.

I hope this helps, and welcome to the community!

White_banker

newbie

Activity: 27

Merit: 0

Thank you all i have a serie of Question here :

1) Can bitcoin network down for DDos atack ?
2) To sign or verify a message will it cost some coins ?
3) If i set reset Blockchain and transactions in Multibit

unconfirmed transactions will return to my balance ?
Will i loose the private keys or coins ?
Are unconfirmed transactions dangerous ?

4) If i install bitcoin Qt

on what server it will connect and who own that server
If on my own pc how could this work ?

5) Where can i found the Ghashes that can my computer generate (Core 2 Duo 2.7)
6) If i spent two week without any post activity points will not added ?
7) How post per week , I need to have count activities
8) Can my activities points be much higher next time I make more posts ?

All respect ,
White banker ^_#

BadBear

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Quote from: hilariousandco on January 02, 2015, 11:13:40 PM

There is no problem with his account but I believe it is locked to stop attempted hackings. Satoshi could get it back if he wished by proving some decent evidence that it is infact him (pgp key, signing a message from known addresses etc).

Yeah it is.

Grand_Voyageur

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Quote from: White_banker on January 02, 2015, 11:03:18 PM

Hello how can i have positive and trust can a newbie have trust ?

Yes, they can! A Newbie, like more established member, can gain positive trust by being a trustworthy person in our community or by successfully carrying out a trade where another member risks something he/she value.

Quote from: b!z on January 02, 2015, 11:26:57 PM

You should not be asking how to gain trust feedback itself. Ask instead what you can do to be a trustworthy trader.

Also as b!z point out don't care about how to rise you trust; but, just be a trustworthy trader and forum member. You should also take notice that caring too much about ways to increase trust - in particular if in other ways than being a trustworthy trader and forum member - may picture yourself like a potential scammer to other members.

How to of the trust formula: ===>>> https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.3618130

White_banker

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Quote from: hilariousandco on January 02, 2015, 11:38:05 PM

Quote from: White_banker on January 02, 2015, 11:25:52 PM

Quote from: hilariousandco on January 02, 2015, 11:13:40 PM

Yes, newbies can have positive trust and you get it by doing trades with trusted members on the default trust list, but you shouldn't seek to just build this up to appear 'trusted' as that can appear dodgy. Just do trades naturally and you will gain the feedback over time. It is much more important to become a familiar face and reputable member without than just having lots of feedback.

1) Thanks . who set trust members medorators ?
2) Can i ever be medorator in this forum
3) Who is theymos and why he is the medorator
4) who own this forum , who create bitcoin.com site
5) Satoshi Nakamata is in this forum , what the problem with his account

1) theymos ultimately, but members of the default trust can add people to their trust list thus becoming trusted
2) possibly. Report lots of posts with a decent accuracy score and be an active community member and theymos may ask you eventually
3) theymos is the mac daddy and he is the admin just because Cheesy

4) theymos essentially owns it or is in charge of the running, but legally or officially ownership is somewhat a grey area
5) satoshi used to post here but doesn't anymore. There is no problem with his account but I believe it is locked to stop attempted hackings. Satoshi could get it back if he wished by proving some decent evidence that it is infact him (pgp key, signing a message from known addresses etc).

Thank you for the hard work you realy Worth Medorator ^_^

hilariousandco

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Quote from: White_banker on January 02, 2015, 11:25:52 PM

Quote from: hilariousandco on January 02, 2015, 11:13:40 PM

Yes, newbies can have positive trust and you get it by doing trades with trusted members on the default trust list, but you shouldn't seek to just build this up to appear 'trusted' as that can appear dodgy. Just do trades naturally and you will gain the feedback over time. It is much more important to become a familiar face and reputable member without than just having lots of feedback.

1) Thanks . who set trust members medorators ?
2) Can i ever be medorator in this forum
3) Who is theymos and why he is the medorator
4) who own this forum , who create bitcoin.com site
5) Satoshi Nakamata is in this forum , what the problem with his account

1) theymos ultimately, but members of the default trust can add people to their trust list thus becoming trusted
2) possibly. Report lots of posts with a decent accuracy score and be an active community member and theymos may ask you eventually
3) theymos is the mac daddy and he is the admin just because Cheesy

4) theymos essentially owns it or is in charge of the running, but legally or officially ownership is somewhat a grey area
5) satoshi used to post here but doesn't anymore. There is no problem with his account but I believe it is locked to stop attempted hackings. Satoshi could get it back if he wished by proving some decent evidence that it is infact him (pgp key, signing a message from known addresses etc).

b!z

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According to the trust page which appears on every member's profile, the positive trust feature is intended to be used when "You trust this person or had a successful trade."

This shows that you can either gain positive trust by being a trustworthy person in the community (such as having carried out many trades without issue), or by successfully carrying out a trade where the other party risks something.

You should not be asking how to gain trust feedback itself. Ask instead what you can do to be a trustworthy trader.

White_banker

newbie

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Quote from: hilariousandco on January 02, 2015, 11:13:40 PM

Yes, newbies can have positive trust and you get it by doing trades with trusted members on the default trust list, but you shouldn't seek to just build this up to appear 'trusted' as that can appear dodgy. Just do trades naturally and you will gain the feedback over time. It is much more important to become a familiar face and reputable member without than just having lots of feedback.

Thanks . who set trust members medorators ?
Can i ever be medorator in this forum
Who is theymos and why he is the medorator
who own this forum , who create bitcoin.com site
Satoshi Nakamata is in this forum , what the problem with his account

hilariousandco

global moderator

Activity: 3990

Merit: 2713

Join the world-leading crypto sportsbook NOW!

Yes, newbies can have positive trust and you get it by doing trades with trusted members on the default trust list, but you shouldn't seek to just build this up to appear 'trusted' as that can appear dodgy. Just do trades naturally and you will gain the feedback over time. It is much more important to become a familiar face and reputable member without than just having lots of feedback.

White_banker

newbie

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Merit: 0

Hello how can i have positive and trust can a newbie have trust ?

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