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Half John Galt, half Peter Gibbons, half Cassandra. Coin attractor.
Joined October 2013
When you fund a mining pool to decentralize mining but you realize it's full of nutters.
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Anyone else remember when @LukeDashjr wanted to bring back 0-fee transactions based on coin age?.
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RT @bitcoin_bugle: 🚨Bitcoin Knots Announces Knots Private™. Knots Private™ clients will have 24/7 access to Concierge Spam Filtering servic….
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RT @_Rob_Wallace: @bitcoin_bugle @rodpalmerhodl Take your pick, it's only your life savings at risk.
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Average Knots user has zero clue what they are running.
@murchandamus @callebtc I was unaware it was that much and would not call that infinitesimal.
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It's true, your next block might be mined by retards who hate money.
You don't know what the next block is going to look like. Heuristics that require the assumption that you do are broken. Embrace the chaos and accept that nodes are not obligated to relay what a miner might mine.
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Ideally leakage of private keys or seeds would be subtle, and over time, and require a lot of transactions. So I'd also encourage "daily spends" to make sure the TX data leaks as much as possible.
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What I would not do - try to infiltrate something with hundreds of paranoid developers looking to rip me apart.
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- Convince people that using such software was morally important, and get them to move their funds to my wallet. - Wait for amount of coins using it to increase. - Rugpull everyone.
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If I wanted to steal someone's Bitcoin, I'd do the following:. - Infiltrate development of that wallet software without a lot of contributors and become a trusted contributed. - Slowly introduce changes that can be exploited when combined, but each change hard to detect. .
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Nothing is more damaging to a rebel than the mainstream taking their sides.
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.01% of economic value using Knots, Core won't have a release again. OK.
"Bitcoin Core unilaterally deciding on updates is more of an attack than any "spam".". Yup. Core's behaviour here is the driver behind taking away core's ability to behave in this manner. Core 30 will likely be the least and slowest adopted version ever, and quite (remotely).
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