- 22 November 2024 (567 messages)
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Houston Burrus (@neweramuzic) on X
#factsoverfiction #deepdive
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not the same as frontrunning in dispensers, where you lose your money even if you didn’t get the asset
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on the dex, you don’t lose your money even if you don’t win the trade
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nobody cares about a locked token SMFH
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Mempool wars can cost hundreds in fees, but the combatants know the risks/costs
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Yes. This problem of being the first to match an order isn’t just limited to crypto, this is something true in every market
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It can be brutal when there are multiple parties trying to get the top bid in
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Then the sell order doesn't get mined in the next block
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so it takes longer to get the asset bought?
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The order won't fill until the sell order is mined
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and if it's a long block, the fee paid might cause it to fall back
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when competing against other buyers, you have to keep upping your bid and fees
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then maybe cancel your orders because you don't have enough XCP or whatever to bid more
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Sorry, I still do not understand - I like how you improvised around that pesky character limit by screenshotting your phone and posting the pic
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Yeh the whole damn space don't get it!!! I disclosed to the entire world the #factsoverfiction
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whose node?
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JDog's obviously
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but yeah, BTC and XCP don't have a record of mempool timestamps
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Yeah or even without malicious actors, the node’s next-door neighbor
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If you live closer you win. Simple!
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Using a vpn is out of the question though
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you’ll lose
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It's weird that people still don't understand the fundamental issue here: if we could rely on mempool "first seen" we wouldn't need a blockchain at all. Would save a lot of money. Instant txns. Alas, that's not how any of this works
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Exactly
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I was thinking that maybe Counterparty could not match orders within the same block, but I think that would create other problems
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Like if there were no orders in the book already, would that order never match?
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Would you have to add a delay?
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i don’t think it gets rid of the race- there’s still a deadline by which orders would have to get in to be filled
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An imperfect solution that was finally solved by atomic swaps
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The difference being with atomic swap psbt sniping you only incur the cost if you win
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I would assume that magic eden would simply make the Buy button unavailable once the first tx hits their nodes mempool
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But the mempool is public so if someone is looking for a particular utxo and sees it’s spent in a way where they can pull out the sighash single anyonecanpay outputs and create their own new tx, then they’ll do it if it’s worth it
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Private mempool.
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I've done that
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How? Do you have the txid of the orders?
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lol, this channel is becoming too serious
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Happy Friday friends!!! Glad the week is over and time to relax
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Another green week
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I'll grab that for you as soon as I get to some Wi-Fi
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Horizon Explorer
Horizon Explorer by Unspendable Labs
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Yup, they matched in the same block
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YES YOU DO!
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the fee you paid for sure, do you also lose the amount paid to fill the order?
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yes
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? that’s crazy though. is that specific to freewallet
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yes
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That’s terrible
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Awful. I never used freewallet other than for the most trivial things so i’m not familiar
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yeah man
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So if it expires it’s gone? Why lol
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Omg
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He is so creative coming up with ways to lose people money
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yeah he’s allergic to feedback
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he closed tickets i made with detailed bug reports on github without fixing
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sucks, i hope your bags will get pumped as a reward for putting up with so much bullshit for so long
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1. open order to buy anything with BTC.
2. set auto pay and keep wallet open
3. FEEwallet will broadcast at priority fees
4. IF fees will pump and keep you unconfirmed for 21 block, you will not be able to replace that tx and all you can do is to watch of how your bitcoin is sitting in random address without you getting anything -
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Yeah, btcpay with an expiration that doesn’t return your btc afterwards is completely stupid
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doesn’t make any sense
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yeah... any
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Definitely
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He didn’t do that, that was Adam pre-jdog
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Btcpay was part of the original protocol
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So the expiration was always there?
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Yes
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Damn
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It’s so orders arent just pending forever
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no way to cancel?
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Not as the seller
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So if a buyer matches your order but then never sends btc then your asset would be forever stuck
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It was an imperfect solution
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He denied that the webdata folder was containing plain text imported private keys only to patch it 7 months later, with no formal notice of the breach possibility
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spend BTC you got
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sounds like btcpay is broken fundamentally then
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Yes just like dispensers are just in a different way
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I will give you that, it would be a wallet feature
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what do you mean never sends lol?
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There are two txs
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First to match
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Second is the btcpay
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I’m not arguing with you lol, just explaining the reasoning
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It is a flawed feature I completely agree
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Bitcoin us not the solution
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Sounds like something that needs to be removed or fixed
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maybe fundamentally broken like dispensers
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Bitcoin is digital cash
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Yes exactly
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I mean you can think it’s stupid and still understand the reasoning
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Back n forth for what???
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just because something is in the mempool it can’t affect counterparty consensus, because it’s not confirmed and therefore not deterministic
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imagine you buying something with btc, it would not get confirmed for 5 hours and shop would keep your money
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One of the things I asked early on
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Yea it’s bad, what is the point you’re trying to get across, it wasn’t my design and I don’t promote it
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I think really it’s just not a well designed feature. Atomic swaps have to replace it
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Getting rid of the expiration leaves a different problem
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It’s not the payment that expires it’s the order match
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what problem?
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Im just going off what Joe said
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The asset is in limbo forever if btc is never sent
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but yes
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I’d love to hear your solution
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the solution is atomic swaps
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Exactly
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But i don’t love the idea of leaving old broken features in that have footguns to lose money
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I also agree
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lol
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for sure, not arguing hahah
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Dispensers people like but it’s not clear that btcpay offers any value beyond atomic swaps
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I actually build a wallet to use btcpays in 2016 and then when we saw a period of elevated fees I realized how bad the flaw was
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Yeesh
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And that wallet became rare pepe wallet and btcpay was removed
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Also why I’ve never integrated dispensers into any of my wallets
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What is the wallet name?
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Btcpaymarket
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Was the original name
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But this is what lead to the creation of dispensers in the first place, they are a bastardized btcpay
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Because if you accept that btcpay is flawed with tradeoffs then you just create a new solution that’s much easier and cheaper for users (one tx instead of two) with a different set of tradeoffs
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It’s why I thought it was so funny how horrified the current dev team was of dispensers (although I think most of that was due to the addrindex dependency) when it was Adam that introduced a similarly flawed function in btcpays
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Yeah, you have to pay a fee high enough that it’s filled
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in the next 21 blocks i guess
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But luckily we have an actual solution finally in atomic swaps via psbts
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The flaw in btcpay can’t be exploited by the seller or other buyers. You can be fucked by a clogged mempool. It’s not exploitable in the same way dispensers are.
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I agree it has different flaws
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It’s also harder to use
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It seems like the risk mostly comes in from circumstances of fees rather than actions by bad actors, which is substantially different
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There was a time when it was completely unimaginable that a txn would take 21 blocks
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Right, the time that it was created
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The first high fee issues I remember were in 2015ish, and I experienced them in 2016 while building the wallet
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So it did happen occasionally over the years
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I don’t think it’s helpful to argue which is more flawed when they can both result in you losing bitcoin
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Yeah, i think the main thing to think about is what becomes of old features that people probably shouldn’t use
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once they’re replaced. But maybe there’s still value in them for people who are paying high fees idk
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Fortunately I don’t t think anyone uses btcpay as the implementation is very janky
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it sounds like it’s present in freewallet though?
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I’ve never used it once and rarely do you see it on the dex
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Stack does!
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stack uses it all
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Hes got his own test suite
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I had to think back on this xchain bug that caused about 100 people to try to buy PEPEDINHO for 4000 PEPECASH
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yeesh
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Yeah I think I tried lol
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I'm pretty sure I did too
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so what happens with those buys? you cancel them after?
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just let them expire unless you need the PEPECASH
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Since it was so little, I imagine most let them expire
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should be fixed now.... the data displayed on xchain did not match the order in CP... I've written a fix_order_status.php script which loops through all open orders and checks their status in the CP database and updates accordingly.... this and a bunch of other orders like it have been fixed 🙂
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hard to say why there’s a separate database that needed to be fixed instead of the one that is part of counterparty lol
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Because the api db didn’t exist so jdog made his own
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yuck
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but wasn’t there always the v1 api? that was original right?
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Yes but it used the counterparty.db and isn’t well suited for many requests like what a block explorer requires
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Thats why we have counterparty.api.db now
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It’s just tightly integrated with the core software itself rather than being a separate service like Jdog’s
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for sure, so basically instead of adding what was needed to counterparty-core he added it where it could give him a competitive edge in the market by making it more difficult to enter the space as a new tool provider
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No his tool was/is open source
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He’s a php dev so that’s what he built it in rather than tightly coupling a python service
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makes sense
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I believe he built it well before he was the maintainer
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could you use CPFP on a btcpay if the fees shot up?
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CPFP only makes sense with coin control
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Yes for sure. it has risks so if the risks aren’t acceptable the best is to not use it
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Btcpay still exists as a standalone and doesn’t completely suck btw
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Funny to see this pop up in the Horizon chat right now
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Just kinda sucks
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Not completely tho!
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Yes but obviously the wallet would need to be able to do that
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Rpw defaults to cpfp in a way because it always uses the largest output even if it’s unconfirmed
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easiest way
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how many transactions a day do you do on counterparty stacks? you must be the busiest person on the network
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why not?
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what makes the fees higher on counterparty wallets for the same address type
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opinion
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hahah
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so it’s just the fee estimation
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you can enter a lower fee manually though right?
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man if you have 1000 outputs
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Yes makes sense
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Thanks!
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so what are you saying there is a way to connect counterparty wallet to electrum?
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Mastercoin
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I know about omni layer
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its the birthplace of tether
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yep so thats the same op return
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Without ICO was the major difference but also tokens needed to be whitelisted on mastercoin
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also there is no such thing as counterparty wallet or bitcoin wallet
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have you made these adjustments yourself ?
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or you just giving us the theory
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you can just import the private key from your counterparty wallet into a bitcoin wallet. You won’t see your counterparty assets but you’ll see any btc that is in your counterparty wallet
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Used to say “counterparty aware” Bitcoin wallet
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lol
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done that
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I prefer sparrow to electrum for bitcoin only
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ok did you know that BITCOIN and all these tokens except for like 4 of them are illegal?
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Like low entropy hd wallets 😆
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illegal ? :D
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yeah horizon will have hardware wallet support in the next few months thankfully
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Ledger works great with rpw, it’s my preferred method
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Although I’m biased lol
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ok its opinion
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you wanna believe that bullshit
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Hahaha yes i have trezor myself , i tried to set it up with freewallet but it was broken
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yeah, i know lol
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Yeah he closed my ticket on github for it haha
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awesome
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amazing thank you
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btw legacy is not necessary, segwit is fine too.
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if someone want to donate to developer per each tx (i dont do it because it makes tx heavier by one output, better just to donate jpja one single larger payment if you want to support dev for his tool - i would recommend) then they can use newest electrum version, but if wanted to send 0 like in my videos, get 4.3.4 version, it will show no errors when sending zero
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Stamp: A824891867838148288, by bc1qhalegendkfkrjuwe3g9n5kcsdpkch4gy3nk3vu
Most detailed realtime stamp database, one click purchase, sales history, current dispensers, holders, friendly src-721 navigation and more.
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Bitcoin Transaction: c1b19d8854d81568d08a862a38f5e72ae08c797ba96d39995139b693cb01fdc9
Explore the full Bitcoin ecosystem with The Mempool Open Source Project®. See the real-time status of your transactions, get network info, and more.
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more than 2k outputs in the single tx. an image stored forever on chain.
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counterparty is bitcoin! it’s a good thing. hopefully the counterparty wallet space gets more developed
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some problems can't be fundamentally solved. There are practical limits to what Bitcoin can do.
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i know the limit Mike (edit: now thinking its not what you meant lol)
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- 23 November 2024 (13 messages)
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especially when the first broadcast was 2k and 2.2k was second. but like always, "something" happened and now i will have to cancel one of the orders and pay 200 more in situation where that should't happened at all. just because wallet randomly takes outputs in my wallet and use how it wants to.
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I'd guess that you're 2200 one was paid with an equal or higher fee, got indexed in the block in front of the 2000 one. The order matching matches it with the lowest priced one, which is what you'd normally want. In this case, it caused an issue for you since it left your 2000 buy order left hanging.
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Something I was thinking about - The ledger didn't fork on block 866000 or 866001 yet
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That red banner is wrong
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The ledger forks on block 866002
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not the first thing to be wrong there 😅🙈
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Left.
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- 24 November 2024 (39 messages)
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Iam buying more becuae og dev returned and more happening now in xcp then ever before. It's awesome. Before it was centralized by jdog with zero dev...code base out dated for years causing so many issues. Now og dev returned and in a couple weeks/months the codebase and features gonna be fire
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Bull market, BTC is boomin and we should be jumping out of chairs, but no. XCP has declined 70% since "update".
like i said:
stupidity of devs, lack of understanding and ignorance killed this network.
all assets will be dragged down by worthless xcp. enjoy your worthless bags, or lets say almost worthless. -
1 week candles.
BITCOIN AT ALL TIME HIGH
XCP AT ALL TIME LOW -
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There's a counterparty proposal to move the decimal point over three spaces which will increase the supply from 2.5 million to 250 million which will reduce the price accordingly but increase everybody's XcP Holdings. This will allow for more liquidity as there will be more coins available for a cheaper price
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thats the same person lol
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I guess COC wasn't marketed effectively as the degens usually come in droves when they're promised forked copy profits
Jeremy also admitted to not paying the wash trading fee on Dex trade who reports the price to coin market cap
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I'd be okay to see dex trade no longer an option. It just adds confusion when considering that Counterparty has had the longest running DEx on Bitcoin.
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I capitulated and signed up to buy some of the cheap XCP from there
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Yeah, it's really misleading and just another point of confusion for newcomers
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Yeah, the fees to withdraw XCP are really high too
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Smh
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was so good to inflate BTC supply too, so everyone could buy cheaper BTC :DDDDDDDDDD
question.
First hit from the crack pipe? -
- 26 November 2024 (78 messages)
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There’s like $2k of volume. This means nothing for long term XCP price.
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I noticed that the Rare Pepe card bot is down too, which he hosts
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Counterparty Classic (@Counterparty_OG) on X
Counterparty Classic v9.62.0 has just been released which adds replay protection at block 873,000! Counterparty 2.0 ledger fork information is available at https://t.co/Jo2EPaOcxw #Counterparty #CounterpartyClassic $XCP #LedgerFork #ReplayProtection https://t.co/ZlQwnq0M14
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Looks like this chat is going to be officially official
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Make sure to fork all of your tokens ahead to get a 3 for 1
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So many devs want this!
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The dev of FreeWallet
From Mafia Wars
Chief Samyaza
CoinDaddy
XChain
Modern Relics
RudeRelics
BTNS
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hooray
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"A counterparty community member created the “UNITYXCP” token which does a good job of summarizing the key themes and tensions between the two communities which led to the ledger fork. The description of the UNITYXCP token is given below "
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