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I'm still not sure if a blockchain is the way to go for this. Or if real world asset tokenization makes sens in the first place...
from reddit 4 years ago:
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27 trillion in circulation
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unlimited supply cap
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only 1 node
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1% of holders own 30%
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25% supply minted in the last 6 months
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38 million notes printed every day
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loses at least 3% of value every year
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in a bear market since its conception
Not having the words order is a stronger protection than most 13th words.
In this case the best security improvement would be to not advertise as a challenge that you have a mnemonic in one of the guides.
Maybe the fact that people “misunderstand” your invitation to find your mnemonic is your fault.
In communication, the responsibility of having the message delivered and understood is of the sender.
About the “totally useless job”: some people like to play as a way of learning. Even through doing “useless” things.
You are not speaking the truth. Read the title: “Looking for @DarthCoin's hidden 1 BTC in his guides”.
Finding does not mean stealing.
You are focused on labeling everyone else as a retard/shitcoiner/thief.
I understand what you mean. I'm not looking for shortcuts.
I'm looking for confirmation and details about the day to day implications of living by natural law in a geographic area controlled by a criminal organization.
What do you do when the property tax letter comes to your mailbox? You tell them to fuck off. Great, understood.
What I'm asking is what consequences does that have. Because I want to know more.
Does it just get forgotten? Do you get forced to go to court next time you get stopped in a police control? Can you ever travel without and ID?
There are tradeoffs to the decisions we make. I want to learn what those are in your case.
What harm?
There is no need for you to reveal any personal information. What would be helpful to reveal is some more practical details about how did you buy land, what do you do about property taxes, how do you move around when your travel...
But it feels like you are more focused on insulting others than about helping them/us. And I'm still trying to get my mind around this since you looked like a completely different person in your guides and podcasts. Are you happy? Are you spreading Bitcoin love or hate? What happened to you that made you so full of hate?
Yes: at least @DarthCoin
That's not my wallet. Ask @DarthCoin
Once you get a potential Bitcoin address, you need to see if it actually has funds. For that, there's no other way to get that information than from the Bitcoin blockchain.
One way of doing that is through an API that returns the summary of an address, where you would see if it has ever been used and the balance.
Looking up addresses summary/balance/history requires having an index of all of them (more than 1TB) to be fast. And some computing power to retrieve it.
There are public APIs such as the one from mempool.space The software is open source and you can also host your own instance. If you use the public one, you will only be able to perform a limited number of queries per unit of time (e.g., 10 requests per minute).
For the previous script, you would want to make as many as transactions per second as you can. And that's not feasible with a public instance.
Here is an example request. If you do enough requests fast, you will get rate limited: the server will stop responding requests from your IP.
curl -sSL "https://mempool.space/api/address/bc1qhm9gr74n4my0pk5fm36njgwpfyqf4ekmeplfjn" | jq
{
"address": "bc1qhm9gr74n4my0pk5fm36njgwpfyqf4ekmeplfjn",
"chain_stats": {
"funded_txo_count": 1,
"funded_txo_sum": 71813214,
"spent_txo_count": 1,
"spent_txo_sum": 71813214,
"tx_count": 2
},
"mempool_stats": {
"funded_txo_count": 0,
"funded_txo_sum": 0,
"spent_txo_count": 0,
"spent_txo_sum": 0,
"tx_count": 0
}
}