Topic: [UNO] Unobtanium Info & Discussion - Hardfork block 1042000 - Merge Mine w/BTC! - page 261. (Read 1047025 times)
October 13, 2015, 07:35:16 PM
Anybody up for chat on cryptocat?
October 13, 2015, 07:33:22 PM
@ Nat: fine reply.
# Yunbi: IMZ got a reply from Yunbi: thanks, no – but they have English-speaking support
# Yuanbao: IMZ got a Google-page translation, but couldn’t crack the registration process on that basis (and we don’t know if there’s an English speak at their support).
# Gatecoin: Hong Kong based. IMZ has completed the bend-over-and-part-your-cheeks registration. Will send email.
# Btc38: who was doing this one?
# Bitcoin Indonesia: who emailed these guys?
State of Play re Chinese (et al.) Exchanges. Please update and Re-Post
# Yunbi: IMZ got a reply from Yunbi: thanks, no – but they have English-speaking support
# Yuanbao: IMZ got a Google-page translation, but couldn’t crack the registration process on that basis (and we don’t know if there’s an English speak at their support).
# Gatecoin: Hong Kong based. IMZ has completed the bend-over-and-part-your-cheeks registration. Will send email.
# Btc38: who was doing this one?
# Bitcoin Indonesia: who emailed these guys?
October 13, 2015, 06:47:14 PM
I just noticed that a couple hours ago as well. Now we're up to 1.9 PH, and the difficulty has about doubled today tripled with all the hashpower. If we can get another 400-500 TH thrown on here maybe some bigger miners will start to notice and jump on Unobtanium!
October 13, 2015, 06:20:41 PM
A couple of things in response to Aurelio 77's remarks (although with this kind of post as their first it shouldn't be taken as more than FUD; discussion, critiquing, clarification and education is good.)
1) There hasn't really been an effort to 'promote/advertise' the testnet. HagbardCeline created a GUI & name for the testnet and it was placed on Cryptopia. That's about the extent of it and I appreciate and support any developments from HagbardCeline. Yes, it was very recently added to Coinmarketcap, though there was no discussion about that here, as it is traded on an exchange I don't see why it shouldn't be listed on Coinmarketcap when hundreds of less valuable cryptocurrencies are. Besides, anything we can do to push the envelope is a positive, having a traded testnet is unique in the crypto-world. I have never mined or traded Prototanium but it does not bother me that it exists in its current form. I am not sure of the distribution status of Prototanium, but even if 50% of it has been mined from the devs themselves, as long as traders do their research before buying any the worst that can happen is that our devs get some more funding! A few dozen pages back I made some calculations, & even if the testnet coins had 10% of the value of UNO, basically anyone could still run tests equivalent to hundreds of years of transaction volume for a few dollars of transaction fees.
2) "Innovate the wallets": Cryptapus just released an awesome Electrum adaptation for Linux, Windows and Mac. We added an Android wallet in the last year, and we have someone tinkering with hardware wallet support. I've also heard several other interesting ideas lately from community members, there is plenty of wallet work happening.
3) I would not say that this community is easy to manipulate. Most of the core members of this community have been around since the beginning and have continued to both accumulate and innovate. Casual traders and the price itself however does appear rather easy to manipulate, but the consensus seems to be that the hardcore accumulators don't mind because it means they can acquire a larger portion of the total. And as RDD said, it's rather amazing how stationary about 2/3rds of the total coins have been. Most of the movement has been within the exchange wallets, which have been shrinking for months.
EDIT: We're at 1.82 PH/s! Is that a new record?
1) There hasn't really been an effort to 'promote/advertise' the testnet. HagbardCeline created a GUI & name for the testnet and it was placed on Cryptopia. That's about the extent of it and I appreciate and support any developments from HagbardCeline. Yes, it was very recently added to Coinmarketcap, though there was no discussion about that here, as it is traded on an exchange I don't see why it shouldn't be listed on Coinmarketcap when hundreds of less valuable cryptocurrencies are. Besides, anything we can do to push the envelope is a positive, having a traded testnet is unique in the crypto-world. I have never mined or traded Prototanium but it does not bother me that it exists in its current form. I am not sure of the distribution status of Prototanium, but even if 50% of it has been mined from the devs themselves, as long as traders do their research before buying any the worst that can happen is that our devs get some more funding! A few dozen pages back I made some calculations, & even if the testnet coins had 10% of the value of UNO, basically anyone could still run tests equivalent to hundreds of years of transaction volume for a few dollars of transaction fees.
2) "Innovate the wallets": Cryptapus just released an awesome Electrum adaptation for Linux, Windows and Mac. We added an Android wallet in the last year, and we have someone tinkering with hardware wallet support. I've also heard several other interesting ideas lately from community members, there is plenty of wallet work happening.
3) I would not say that this community is easy to manipulate. Most of the core members of this community have been around since the beginning and have continued to both accumulate and innovate. Casual traders and the price itself however does appear rather easy to manipulate, but the consensus seems to be that the hardcore accumulators don't mind because it means they can acquire a larger portion of the total. And as RDD said, it's rather amazing how stationary about 2/3rds of the total coins have been. Most of the movement has been within the exchange wallets, which have been shrinking for months.
EDIT: We're at 1.82 PH/s! Is that a new record?
October 13, 2015, 06:09:22 PM
What a splendidly mixed bag of posts to read this morning!
And I'm gonna chase up and post some details about Chinese exchanges today and tomorrow. That project got side-tracked.
And I'm gonna chase up and post some details about Chinese exchanges today and tomorrow. That project got side-tracked.
October 13, 2015, 04:33:54 PM
Oh, someone has made a brand new account to trash talk UNO. All markets are manipulated. The long term holders barely move their coins.
Don't know what you mean by link, it was the guy that posted a few posts up, with only 1 post to his account.
October 13, 2015, 04:24:17 PM
Oh, someone has made a brand new account to trash talk UNO. All markets are manipulated. The long term holders barely move their coins.
Don't know what you mean by link, it was the guy that posted a few posts up, with only 1 post to his account.
October 13, 2015, 04:09:49 PM
Oh, someone has made a brand new account to trash talk UNO. All markets are manipulated. The long term holders barely move their coins.
October 13, 2015, 04:07:59 PM
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.12673825
'A vulnerability was found in Bitcoin Core. It allows an attack from malicious peers in the local network via UPNP. Namecoin is affected, too, so everybody should turn off UPNP until further notice.'
anyone smart enuf to explain?
'A vulnerability was found in Bitcoin Core. It allows an attack from malicious peers in the local network via UPNP. Namecoin is affected, too, so everybody should turn off UPNP until further notice.'
anyone smart enuf to explain?
By default uPnP is on in Bitcoin core to connect up more full nodes through port forwarding, and with this specific attack, someone would create a spoofed local server on the network and crash your Bitcoin client. It's not very dangerous IMO, just an annoyance which will get fixed.
Code:
parser.xmlstart = buffer;
parser.xmlsize = bufsize;
parser.data = data;
parser.starteltfunc = IGDstartelt;
parser.endeltfunc = IGDendelt;
parser.datafunc = IGDdata;
parser.attfunc = 0;
parsexml(&parser);
XML parses the replies from uPnP and initiates a function call parsexml() here at the end of this code
Code:
void IGDstartelt(void * d, const char * name, int l)
{
struct IGDdatas * datas = (struct IGDdatas *)d;
memcpy( datas->cureltname, name, l);
datas->cureltname[l] = '\0';
datas->level++;
if( (l==7) && !memcmp(name, "service", l) ) {
datas->tmp.controlurl[0] = '\0';
datas->tmp.eventsuburl[0] = '\0';
datas->tmp.scpdurl[0] = '\0';
datas->tmp.servicetype[0] = '\0';
}
}
A buffer overflow occurs in IGDstartelt( and an unsafe call is made to memcpy shortly thereafter.
With the successful buffer overflow on the stack, remote code execution is possible. Potential for something nasty there if really well crafted, but it'll be patched soon, if it isn't already being pushed/patched.
Oh, someone has made a brand new account to trash talk UNO. All markets are manipulated. The long term holders barely move their coins.
October 13, 2015, 02:26:24 PM
knot as small as you stink ;/
October 13, 2015, 02:07:08 PM
A positive thing about the UNO community is that it's small. A negative thing about the UNO community is that it's small. I agree more can be done to develop the idea of $UNO as a crypto-commodity standard.
October 13, 2015, 11:42:04 AM
Why you people bother to promote/advertise this like separate crypto ?
It's not even announce fairly at the start. Premine 10%. The people was surprise when some of you vant this to moneytise this shit. Testnet with a marketcap - you are so funny
This community is so SKINNY!
To all:
Try to grow the community and innovate the wallets!
It is big paradox for me how shity coin communities doing good ,but fair Un have not enough attention and fight
Lol what the hell is wrong with this community? Six people post here only and if some geko fart the coin going down
BTW you do not see down yet. Un Community is extremely small and believe you going to see low low price. Some players left ,somebody drop the fud and you guys give up. This community is so easy to by manipulated ! Be careful!!!
October 13, 2015, 04:53:27 AM
October 13, 2015, 03:35:36 AM
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.12673825
'A vulnerability was found in Bitcoin Core. It allows an attack from malicious peers in the local network via UPNP. Namecoin is affected, too, so everybody should turn off UPNP until further notice.'
anyone smart enuf to explain?
'A vulnerability was found in Bitcoin Core. It allows an attack from malicious peers in the local network via UPNP. Namecoin is affected, too, so everybody should turn off UPNP until further notice.'
anyone smart enuf to explain?
October 13, 2015, 01:43:35 AM
Whoops. 18th. (5 more sleeps)
October 13, 2015, 12:55:23 AM
Edit2: How did this person send funds to like 70 different addresses in 1 transaction? https://chainz.cryptoid.info/uno/block.dws?675401.htm
i'm not sure about the uno client/wallet ... i will have to poke around ... but you can send to multi addresses via the console commands ... there are a number of wallets (i think world coin) that let you add via the GUI multiple addresses in a single transaction.
if we don't have that feature yet, then later down the road we ought release a GUI client/wallet with the option ... but specifically geared for merchants ... the plan is to have several flavours of wallets for differing needs ... another style of wallet i'd like to see is one that is security focused ... and streamlines importing priv keys ... i've seen another coin that does a toggle keyboard for password entry ... that helps avoid keystroke loggers.
October 12, 2015, 06:30:14 PM
The front page says that it was launched October 18th. What happened on the 18th and what happened on the 13th? I guess the official birthday should be when the first block was mined...
Edit: Today Unobtanium had the most transactions in nearly 6 months. 324 transactions today and 324 on April 21st, we had 374 on March 14th, nearly 7 months ago.
Edit2: How did this person send funds to like 70 different addresses in 1 transaction? https://chainz.cryptoid.info/uno/block.dws?675401.htm
Edit: Today Unobtanium had the most transactions in nearly 6 months. 324 transactions today and 324 on April 21st, we had 374 on March 14th, nearly 7 months ago.
Edit2: How did this person send funds to like 70 different addresses in 1 transaction? https://chainz.cryptoid.info/uno/block.dws?675401.htm
October 12, 2015, 05:32:40 PM
Bali is good, B.N. -- but is there an exchange based in Jakarta? The money is in Jakarta.
[My computer says '10/13/3015' at this second. Am I two?]
[My computer says '10/13/3015' at this second. Am I two?]
October 12, 2015, 12:40:55 PM
[email protected]
in Bali too ... mo betta than Jakarta ... perhaps a vay-k to direct exchange
markets
BTC LTC DOGE DASH
NXT XRP XEM stellar
UNO could be #9
a short & rare list
in Bali too ... mo betta than Jakarta ... perhaps a vay-k to direct exchange
markets
BTC LTC DOGE DASH
NXT XRP XEM stellar
UNO could be #9
a short & rare list
October 12, 2015, 11:07:10 AM
okay take 2
maybe not China but ASEAN the markets
https://www.bitcoin.co.id ... i am really impressed with their btc & doge trade volumes ... there is also fair btc trade in .ph .th .malaysia ... then later on the list .india .paki .... if we can score victories there then we are already on the door steps of China ... .jp .kr also have budding btc exchanges.
Right now china alt market is a little flat ... BTER in particular seems to be deadwood ... btc38 is the clear favorite ... and then there are 2-3 other (possibly) fake volume only exchanges.
maybe not China but ASEAN the markets
https://www.bitcoin.co.id ... i am really impressed with their btc & doge trade volumes ... there is also fair btc trade in .ph .th .malaysia ... then later on the list .india .paki .... if we can score victories there then we are already on the door steps of China ... .jp .kr also have budding btc exchanges.
Right now china alt market is a little flat ... BTER in particular seems to be deadwood ... btc38 is the clear favorite ... and then there are 2-3 other (possibly) fake volume only exchanges.
I e-mailed bitcoin-indonesia a couple of weeks ago and got no response, but I encourage you to try as well. Any of the regions you mentioned, if you can find an exchange, send them a message
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