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Sun Aug 27 14:01:56 UTC 2017 <punkman> it's a coin called "Coin"
Sun Aug 27 14:01:09 UTC 2017 <assbot> A sketchy Satoshi has popped up to promote his new blockchain - The Verge ... ( http://bit.ly/2vhGZlk )
Sun Aug 27 12:32:24 UTC 2017 <adlai> BUT, if you had your coins deposited at a gox, and the gox convinced Jed McCaleb that it's a proper gox, then you just got them credited into your account
Sun Aug 27 12:27:34 UTC 2017 <adlai> he's sitting on a nice little service fee, if he moves quickly enough
Sun Aug 27 12:20:38 UTC 2017 <adlai> a surprising amount of bitcoin-ownership evidently doesn't consider the trouble of selling bch, worth even the current offer
Sun Aug 27 12:11:38 UTC 2017 <*> adlai guesses we have about a day of this, until BCH EDA retargets... unless perhaps the market kils BCH first
Sat Aug 26 19:31:11 UTC 2017 <assbot> Librem 5 – A Security and Privacy Focused Phone – Purism ... ( http://bit.ly/2vygVO4 )
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Fri Aug 25 16:35:35 UTC 2017 <adlai> luke-jr: sure, it also does that, although that metric isn't something that a non-SW node operator cares about
Fri Aug 25 15:00:16 UTC 2017 <pankkake> it has a woman on a beach, why wouldn't I trust it
Fri Aug 25 14:48:10 UTC 2017 <punkman> "Grand Pacaraima Gold Corp. was a Canadian penny-stock gold mining company that, like many penny-stock gold miners, hadn't found any gold. This was not great for its stock price. Eventually it had a better idea: "On February 27, 2014 the Company changed its name to First Bitcoin Capital Corp.," and became a Canadian penny-stock cryptocurrency company that trades under the ticker BITCF"
Fri Aug 25 14:38:02 UTC 2017 <punkman> "The internet is a machine which takes human creative endeavors that are authentic, novel, and interesting and replicates them until they are toxic, trite, and stale. Only dril himself alone stands incorruptible."
Fri Aug 25 13:32:41 UTC 2017 <funkenstein_> thanks punkman, good find ... and here's another TX spending those outputs a P2PKH address as adlai described https://blockchain.info/tx/04be18177781f8060d63390a705cf89ffed2252a3506fab69be7079bc7ba9410
Fri Aug 25 10:56:23 UTC 2017 <punkman> here's a native segwit tx https://blockchain.info/tx/a4bc261faf9ca47722760c9f9f075ab974c7351d8da7b0b5e5a316b3aa7aefa2
Fri Aug 25 06:21:40 UTC 2017 <punkman> "Imagine an aspiring operations manager building skills and experience in Stormwind, then leveraging that reputation for a transition to a role managing the greater Chicago area; an architecture firm that makes no meaningful distinction between buildings to be constructed on real Earth or Middle Earth; or a hobbyist hedge fund manager who keeps futures in rare earth metals, but diversifies into
Fri Aug 25 05:37:55 UTC 2017 <assbot> BitCrypto'ed? sur Twitter : "Someone likely had a stop loss order at 3600 for a lot of Bitcoin, exchange sees this, manipulated price down to trigger and buy it. https://t.co/1uj09pHc5t" ... ( http://bit.ly/2vbPnTf )
Thu Aug 24 23:27:18 UTC 2017 <funkenstein_> i'm not aware of a "native segwit" tx in the chain yet
Thu Aug 24 23:24:05 UTC 2017 <funkenstein_> http://log.bitcoin-assets.com/?date=24-08-2017#1475658 <-- rather than anyonecanspendolade this is a P2SH-P2WPKH tx
Thu Aug 24 19:12:33 UTC 2017 <adlai> sure if it's not confirmed, and it's a nonstandard tx by trb rules, then it won't sit in mempool... but i doubt asciilifeform would honor a 0conf tx from a p2pk output ca 2009, either, until it got buried under enough blocks
Thu Aug 24 18:04:50 UTC 2017 <asciilifeform> this will be the only warning. i have no intention of setting up a prb to even attempt to verify the claims of idiots who think they paid, but actually sent gavinolade.