- 16 December 2023 (45 messages)
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I take compliments quite well. From industry peers.
https://x.com/adam3us/status/1736137278643118429Adam Back (@adam3us) on X@ercwl @mikeinspace did it best. touché
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lol the timing of that tweet tells me we’re living in the simulation.
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7 minutes after being told I don’t take compliments well Adam Fucking Back pays me a compliment
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Stamp it
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Concur
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- 17 December 2023 (116 messages)
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Some Counterparty history in this clip. Hilarious. https://x.com/adamamcbride/status/1736179796839735464?s=20Adam McBride (@adamamcbride) on X
The Stamp Fathers got you🫡
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Confirmed 🤣
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Humans are animals made of meat too, btw.
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His honesty is commendable lol
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Haha this is awesome, go Adam
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What exactly is roll up technology lol
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ZK rollups?
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A lot of the roll up stuff is centralized but I looked into it earlier this year and some of the ZK stuff looked legit and quite interesting as a scaling solution.
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Having said that, it's been a while but I think that some of the more ambitious claims certain projects made turned out not to be entirely accurate... but don't quote me on that.
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This is hilarious. People are paying a premium knowing exactly what they are doing for permanence. It’s in some perspective inexpensive for the historical ramifications. How is this a trick?
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It's not more permanent than op return, nor script sig, nor witness data. It's the only option that hurts everyone that has utxo set loaded however without any benefits. Literally all other forms of storage are better cost wise you are paying premium for your own illiteracy while being the worst person you can be out of all the options
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are we tricking the miners to include these txns in blocks? Ultimately, doesn't the fault lie with them?
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You can always make a protocol that requires making 100 dust outputs with fake pubkeys too. But ppl don't do it because ethics. Responsible use of shared network and all.
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It's your job as protocol designer not to be a cunt
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People dont do it cuz they didn't think to do it first. I guarantee you 99% of the people in this room would do it if they knew the outcome. Just a lot of sour grapes. It's also funny that Bitcoiners should be concerned about "shared resources" and the "tragedy of the commons" when that's the exact same criticism lobbed at Bitcoin by environmentalists. So fucking hilarious how Bitcoiners suddenly become woke when it effects them
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didn't XCP do the thinking for you?
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We'll survive, just be slower and more bloated for no reason . Core devs have some fault too for not making multi opreturn standard but jfc p2ms of all things. Best part about xcp was it rarely using p2ms and other nastier forms unless really necessary
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you kind of just threw shit on the wall
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absolutely. there is nothing original in stamps which is why its the fake and ghey protocol. It's all pure counterparty. So who you getting mad at? 10 BTC worth of dust was already trapped in outputs due to carelessness
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im interested
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People don't do it first? We have better ways now wth you mean . You literally get discount on witness data bc itxo bloat is the worst thing possible for Bitcoin
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im not
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I just wasnt sure
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that existed already. I needed a novel approach to MAKE FUCKING MONEY FOR ME. Get it?
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At what point do we tell everyone this whole chat is a fake made up drama just for fun while we all drink cognac in the lounge?
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that was my guess
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it was all planned in 2021
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simulatoooors
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I know you've been told this before, all explained, and you ignored all and learned nothing, so no point convincing years later. You made a choice to do the worst thing possible and lie about permanence to promote your top kek
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I forgot, the monks in this room are not here to make money. lol
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oh I learned a lot: how to make money. I was stupid from 2013-2023... not making money while being in crypto lol
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why only 1 rarepepe
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very late in the series. I would have made more but the series ended
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there were over 30 series
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I was series 32... I think... went to 36
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no
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lmao
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Yeah scamming for money is a common business model
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dude, most people in this space would say selling a pointer to an image is a scam
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25, but I did think it was much earlier
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I made a fake rare in series 4
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Any deception for profit is a scam, that's what it means. What people say doesn't matter. Counterparty didn't lie about p2ms being more permanent than op return, you did
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A lot of people might even say putting new artwork on old assets is a scam...
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oh it totally is
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I guess any form of money is a scam too
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simulation is a giant scam too
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I want a refund
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at what point do we all just say In Lak’ech Ala K’in (i am you and you are me) we are all Kevin. that's the meme, duh.
realistically i'm tired of putting on a fake mask of perception of who i am. i know who you are -
lets all grow together free from the shakles of the perception of lack and money
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what wagmi is all about mutherfuckers
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share in the abundance of the universe. give to receive without judgement or expecation
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this is the persona of Pepe anyway
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why we say Ser because it has no judgement or perception of duality and masculine and feminine
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otherwise fuck off and let's see where it goes together
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free from all this bullshit. we are on the same path
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tbf i do quite enjoy drinking a fine scotch and making up collective stories just for fun with @jdogresorg it's all in our imagination
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this
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it's a toss up between whisky and cognac is the lesson here ofc
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don't even get me started on the significance of the flocks in this whole matter
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gentleman
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drinking the meaning of life and death in every sip of whiskey,while you solve the riddles of the world with your friend. this man knows how to live
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how's ICQ doing? you're repping his cards?
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you posted a big ass list of his cards in Rare Pepe Trading the other day, thought you must be repping them for him
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why do you call them nft?
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Oh so he is that dam
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MPMA aka multisend never used bare multisig - but all other counterparty operations can be done using Multisig.
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Yup…. Multisig only used for larger issuances n broadcasts… we use op_return by default, then multisig if needed.
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Bloating the UTXO set is undesirable behavior, so CP only uses multisig when there are no other options…. Also, with CP txs, there is the option to redeem that Multisig dust… the user can decide for themselves if they want to redeem the UTXOs.
In contrast stamps uses the most destructive method to encode data (multisig) AND forces a new keyburn method on the multisig outputs to make sure those outputs can never be spent.
There is a reason (besides dev friction) why I don’t support stamps… creativity n creating new art stamps is great… but forcing users to use centralized for-profit minting services that bloat the UTXO set is not something I think is good overall for the BTC ecosystem…. Good for some short-term drama/attention/profit… but longer term not responsible usage of BTC.
Prolly why so much stamps hate by some BTC maxis🤷🏻♂️
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Would solve a bunch of problems but prolly won’t happen ever…. Would require a huge threat to btc network…. More so than the “threat” ordinals n stamps pose…
I think some more contentious BTC forks in coming years.
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Encoding cat n mouse game is lame… would be nice to just allow multiple op_returns
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At least steer to prunable areas n stop fighting a losing battle🤷🏻♂️😜
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I can’t answer that as I came to cp like 6 months after it started… not sure if multisig was added before or after op_return was neutered from 80 to 40 bytes… @teysol should be able to answer tho…. Since he wrote it😜
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Gotta dig up some old memories but IIRC @teysol made it so that all CP txs could fit in 80 byte OP_RETURN then core devs cut it to 40 bytes. Always had multisig as an option but were forced into using it.
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When we were first designing Counterparty he was aware of the contentiousness around OP_RETURN and correctly pointed out that if it were kneecapped it'd result in overall worse situation for the BTC blockchain, since data would have to be stored in a less hygienic way.
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of course, the core devs' goal was/is not to make sure that non-BTC data makes as little mess as possible, but essentially to censor it from the blockchain.
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strange to see this same cat and mouse game being played ~decade later.
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I tried to use it a few times.. but it runs on tor…. And not many people run that unfortunately.
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I thought it was a nice thing to do
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It is nice n how it should be done… unfortunately I don’t think it will get much usage until it’s integrated into a wallet or product.
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it did lack power .. a rpi3 and your heavily used address prolly not good friends
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You're serving your tool from a rpi3 over tor? You don't hear of setups like that that too often these days lol
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pretty cool!
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wen Freewallet tor option like Trezor suite has?
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yeah saved me opening a port on my router an revealing my ip as well as providing user privacy
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Sure totally get it. Hopefully you've got a good cooling setup 😛
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what temps does the 3 get to when it gets hit hard?
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When more hours in day? 🤷🏻♂️😜
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is the code open source?
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hiya frens. we added an ai chatbot that answers most q's bout counterparty, freewallet, and pepe the frog on https://pepeflags.art (its still a bit buggy but it works pretty gud) wuld appreciat ne feedbakHome
Pepe Flags: NFT Art Redefined Each Pepe The Frog Flag is minted on CounterpartyBitcoin's Layer 2 Protocol Meets Meme Magic 0 US State Flags Minted 0 Mints Per Flag $ 0 Floor Price Counterparty Protocol bitcoin / counterparty See the entire collection: View Collection click here for how to
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Not bad👍🏻
- 18 December 2023 (49 messages)
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New CIP
- like stamps but 50% cheaper
- easy on nodes; file stored in p2wsh outputs but not in counterparty db
- test it out; links to tx builder for electrum and decoder
https://github.com/CounterpartyXCP/cips/discussions/126CIP33 – File Storage in P2WSH Outputs · CounterpartyXCP/cips · Discussion #126Use this tread to discuss CIP33 – File Storage in P2WSH Outputs.
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could be a couple things - UTXO count, outdated version, unconfirmed - etc etc - in this tg chat we discuss Freewallet issues, FAQ's and bugs. check the pinned post there for more help
https://t.me/freewallet_ioFreewallet.io ChatThis is a channel to discuss FreeWallet and ask questions and let the community answer
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Ok, thx
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for your issue i have this guide: https://gist.github.com/davestaxcp/1e2cc086a13c9a2d045876852b57e5be#failure-to-send-not-enough-btc-in-wallet
but we usually discuss freewallet issues there in that tg chat as to not clog up the xcp chat with troubleshooting etcFreewallet FAQ 2023 v0.9.23 - Write Up - Draft #5Freewallet FAQ 2023 v0.9.23 - Write Up - Draft #5. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.
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the easy answer is use 3x the recommended "high fee"
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Freewallet FAQ 2023 v0.9.23 - Write Up - Draft #5
Freewallet FAQ 2023 v0.9.23 - Write Up - Draft #5. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.
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Thanks! Definitely interested in this. Been talking about that for a while.
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Thank you! So say I want to send the same token to 600 different addresses and I set the fee as 3x the "high fee", how many transactions will that approximately result in?
I am a bit in fear that I will pay 600x the transaction fee that I set.
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i think you just pay it one time
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600? i think it will be multiple tx's but it wont be 600 individual ones - depending on how much data you are including (600 sends) it will break it up into linked multiple tx's .... if i were to guess I'd think it would be 3-4 individual tx's..... right now it would be quite expensive
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Freewallet puts them all together and also will inform you "this will need a second tx" with a popup
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anyone offering bitcoin yield is a scammer. Stacks seems to be the latest ghey attempt to tokenize on layer 2.
CounterParty solved this back in 2014 and still running strong -
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Smash or pass?
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😂
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ok amazing, thank you so much, this helps a lot!
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Insufficient BTC · Issue #1288 · CounterpartyXCP/counterparty-lib
I see the error message about insufficient btc when its not true - the address i am using has plenty of confirmed coin in a single utxo yet the insufficient btc error still shows it is an intermitt...
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Aryannn! Thank you kindly
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You feel me! & I’m actually troubleshoot for my homie in Canada tryna transfer but ima start here.
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If I recall correctly, I think it was @sn_noop2 or @B0BSmith who suggested to just keep battering the thing and continuously request the transfer.
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guys damien sent me here, said some1 had a naka for me? THANK YOU 1NFbGkvdsgh58Je9Dv8PF5crCmcF7ePqNP
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Sending
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WELL RECIEVED!! THANKS MAN!!
- 19 December 2023 (18 messages)
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Just kept smashing send?
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Yup the homie had to leave some liquidity for the fees instead of taking the whole amount out.
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Yo fam.
Had a question about a frens tx to a dispenser fir FAKEDUST.
He did the thing and grabbed 1 from the dispenser.
The tx went through fir the proper amount to the correct addy.
FYI. He did this through his freewallet by using the dispenser watch list.
He never got the asset but I see the funds went through.
Never seen this, so I hope some one knows supin.
Thanks. This is the TX.
https://mempool.space/tx/4a30db7305083283fd601068cbbdc93a08c2dd8fb11b464b55afd7b9291b3511Bitcoin Transaction: 4a30db7305083283fd601068cbbdc93a08c2dd8fb11b464b55afd7b9291b3511Explore the full Bitcoin ecosystem with mempool.space
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whats the best wallet to import counterparty wallet? i only have 12 word passphrase not private key. ty!!
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freewallet.io
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Thank you so much 🙏
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GM!
I am having an issue with one of my dispensers
https://xchain.io/tx/4b49b5b6dc7c4a916388269d528488141a45e4d6afd9e836cae10ab6b0b98cf1
There was a dispense transaction that emptied the dispenser but it doesn't show the asset in the buyers' balance neither the dispense in the dispenser -> https://blockstream.info/tx/e02b089d76ab641f716df1a67ae3f249722709b826da104f45a0ce463c596466Blockstream Block ExplorerBlockstream Explorer is an open source block explorer providing detailed blockchain data across Bitcoin, Testnet, and Liquid. Supports Tor and tracking-free.
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i think there is some desync between xchain and counterparty
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There seems to be a sync issue - last block parsed 18h ago
https://xchain.io/blocks
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Always be careful with fucking scammers in your DMs
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username @jdogressorg
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Instablock thanks ser
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- 20 December 2023 (24 messages)
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bounty for the person that find the owner of this addy
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That's my address.
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jdog was a good man, i cant believe he stopped so low lol
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Hi, please what is DiamondBond (propably closed token on CCP) Can I buy it or sell it? Thanks
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Is a CP token. 400,000,000 issues. You can buy 50 here https://xchain.io/tx/cf2785a30d2d339c37908c071bc49d5349c5eb010dd830d3dca8946c5d923af0. But not cheap, only $21,000. Or maybe it is cheap and I don't understand.
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and sell?
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And what mean CP? First post should be xcp
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why would you buy a token with no activity in years and unlocked supply?
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Because someone try to confuse me and try to guarantee with 14,2 DiamondBond from this wallet and say that its tradable, but there is no exchange with this , thanks you very muchhttps://xchain.io/address/1PwVhDEWY5QWCmADDvVwJz3R26CU8jNpNr
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Its there possibility that this token exist with this price should be sell?
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I mean, it's tradeable, but nobody is gonna buy it from you
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It's just a dead asset
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and how to sell it?
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You can sell in dispenser or in the DEX in exchange of other asset
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problem will not be how to sell it, but whom to sell it to
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Because he told me, that he has buyer
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Good luck on that, feels like he wants to scam you
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yes
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i know, so just want to know other opinien
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imho stop talking to whoever is trying to take you there
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Hey, sent you a DM for some help in recovering this assets. Please check TIA
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Seems like counterparty was like 9 years ahead of time lol
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Updated - 1652 XCP available on verified dispensers
https://xchain.io/tx/dd36eeba1f8995b9879be8372016649d1728cee19fd997ac0c858e8b02ea218e -- 0.00008880 -- 198 XCP
https://xchain.io/tx/331e33ae887acbcc61da7ee9f12af8c035f81e262da60486301c3f943dc0bd60 -- 0.00010600 -- 788 XCP
https://xchain.io/tx/95c46a1a82b5725692e3d621e09ad4ab6082cc7793e9764f4a5b66e3c160269a -- 0.00011000 -- 66 XCP
https://xchain.io/tx/484acbe3bd214efae1a9396dcb77269f9a0d32bba6eccc852e492524b5cacce1 -- 0.00011500 -- 600 XCP
Important - Do make sure to use a sufficiently high fee (~59500 sat for a smooth tx right now) - these days many dispenses get stuck due to low fee - 21 December 2023 (287 messages)
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hi ,im having troubles logging in to my wallet
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i dont think its a word period
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RIP
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Only CounterCord, which is brilliant and underutilized
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Oh boy…
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Counterparty has been around a decade and has many historical projects and acts as the underlying protocol for Bitcoin stamps. It’s feature-rich and has a thriving community. SRC-20 is very different. It doesn’t exist on top of Counterparty anymore nor does it leverage counterparty features like dispensers. Presently, it can’t be used for “art” NFTs. It’s a simple fungible token protocol.
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Was also thinking exactly this — aren’t SRC20/BRC20 just counterparty tokens?
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src20 are still a counterparty asset afaik, they're minted using CP.
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as i said
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how did they migrated the first batches of src20s?
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Good question.
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i think you will find it was more due to the fact they were creating 0 issuance counterparty tokens and locking them not only when creating assets but also when transferring them - so were creating 0 issuance locked assets when they did not need to be
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afaik they developed their own wallet and indexer but they're still Bitcoin Stamps. ergo text encoded in base64 under the token description.
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imho they were very poorly designed from the start
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and just like with ordinals they like to clog the mempool
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I honestly haven't follow all their development cuz I came for the art and src20s look boring to me.
things were much nicer before them imho.
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Going to be cleaning up numeric nonsense from my explorers in wallets in 2024… Hope the communities are ready… might be a good idea for the stamps guys to start building their own explorer n wallet for all stamps… not just the src-20 stuff that forked off counterparty. (We need more explorers neway, this is a way to force development of them)
My tolerance for nonsense in 2024 is much lower … The CP community can figure out what they wanna do with the protocol (I still feel we should put a fee on numerics)… as for me and my personal projects (xchain /freewallet/dogewallet), I won’t be supporting numeric assets much longer in 2024.
This is just a personal decision that I have made for my personal projects. My development focus is elsewhere in 2024, and I have little to no time or interest in maintaining part of someone else’s infrastructure any longer (increased cost n drama n no net benefit)
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what is the numeric nosense ser?
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Bulk issuing numerics because they are cheap/free and don’t require an XCP fee… no interest in debates or back-and-forth as to whether or not numerics should or shouldn’t have a fee…. All that’s been talked to death, and the community can decide their path forward.
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it's completely understandable.
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He's got a product. He decided a thing.
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All subassets are numerics - but not all numerics are subassets
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You should be able to import your FW to stamped.ninja, methinks.
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Great question - only JDog can answer that
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i am working to index them on the new opensource indexer
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It costs me more to maintain the infrastructure cuz of all the spammed numerics…. Drama all discussed months ago…. My interest is in keeping xchain/freewallet up for the community, not allowing one project to abuse my resources, not compensate me, and cause my products to lag n run slower.
I explained all this 6+ months ago… how it was effecting my infrastructure…
so, since my focus is on BTNS and XChain platform in 2024… I’m choosing to put cp/freewallet to the side… which means less time / energy to maintain…. So, removing numerics makes things much easier to maintain on my end.
Feel bad about it, but if it’s a decision between supporting the community who has been here 8+ years or one newcomer project…. It’s no contest.
Plus the project being abusive to bitcoin UTXO set makes the decision to part ways much easier.
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i understand that the src20 on cp affected your products but stamps? is using exactly the same as named assets
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Sub assets pay an extra XCP registration fee… so they will always be supported… you’ll be able to reference them on exchange same as you can now using sub asset, name or numeric name
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I’m sure one of the top Bitcoin programmers in the world knows what his decisions entail 😂
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Yes… AFAIK the only way to send stamps right now that are not SRC 20 is via xchain and FreeWallet… and I’ve expressed many times that stamps has put an extra burden on these services…
Users will still be able to use counter wallet to do with stamps…. The counter wallet needs to be fixed since it is currently broken and the community has to decide a path forward to get it working again.
This is why I am mentioning it now , so that there are no surprises to the stamps community…. I would suggest focusing on building tools to move your Bitcoin stamps around. -
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Soon i will release a blockcvault update supporting all things of coins, including stamps, src20.
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Yes, you can still create name assets in the wallet, and put whatever you want for the description… I would discourage doing this since stamps encoding is very wasteful and whatever you create would not be considered a Bitcoin stamp anyway, since it is a named asset…. But from a technical perspective yes, you can still stamp named assets.
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For android/ios users
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what about open dispensers for art stamps?
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Including dispensers.
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but I don't know if the dispensers are allowed under ios policies
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@stackbtc Nobody wanted to buy my 9 year old shitcards so I had to create my own wallet. so I can sell that shit...
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I want to be very clear…. Counterparty the protocol continues on with no changes… stamps work, the exact same as they always have.
All that is changing, as I am no longer supporting numeric assets on XChain, and by extension in FreeWallet.
Dispensers will still be open , stamp users just won’t have a way to view those dispensers, or view stamps in their FreeWallet, or use FreeWallet to manage their stamps.
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I would like to respectfully thank you for clarifying your boundaries in a clear way. While I do not agree with you personally, I find what you are doing and the way you are phrasing it to be 100%. Thank you for taking the time to let everyone know in a professional manner.
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Thank you for the respectful reply 👍🏻
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I’ll take progress in all forms… even baby steps❤️
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Oh, I returned all of my stamps that were donated to me 6+ months ago when I decided I no longer wanted to be associated with the project
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I wish you success from the bottom of my heart. I know I was vocal about choices you've made in the past, but I dont want that to be taken personally. I want to be critical of actions, but I don't believe in shitlisting individual people. Most of the things I've said in the past can be chalked up to me addressing your agency at the time. Now that you fully represent yourself as yourself, I can sympathize much more.
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Wouldn’t you just enter your existing passphrase? Why would you have to send them?
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Sweep is way cheaper…. One small op_return tx to move everything (including asset ownership)…. Mpma requires 2 txs n a list of what to send
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Me being sole maintainer for many years was difficult both on myself, as well as on some community members.
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I wonder what's the matter with a web wallet?
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not opensource web wallet
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Once the XChain API stops handing out information on numerics…. Numerics will just disappear from FreeWallet…. All areas of FreeWallet…. Including dispensers and exchanges and open orders…. Everything will have to be managed in a different wallet counterwallet
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All counterparty wallets, except for xcp.ninja are open source…. The only thing that is not open source is the xchain explorer and API code base
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Nothing at all. You’ve done an incredible job, but if you have $100,000’s in your wallet, I can understand one’s apprehension of entering their passphrase into an new wallet
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Personal choice, just prefer FW, nothing wrong with them
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what's the timeline for numeric asset suport to be shut down?
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Thanks, just want to precise 100% saifu wallet doesn't exists, except if you've built it yourself
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no need to trust me... I dont want anyone to trust me... all code should be open sourced and verifiable what is going on... thats why they trust the wallet... not cuz they trust me (hopefully)... but cuz the code is there for anyone to review (and I know your working towards the goal of open-sourcing the wallet 👍️️️️️️)
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I understand some components have to be closed source (xchain is)... so, I get it... sometimes gotta build the various components out n have the full thing built before you can decide what parts to open source and what parts not to... so no pressure... IMO your making your way to open-sourcing the wallet... which is the right path 🙂
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no hard date yet.... xchain.io traffic will be migrated to tokenscan.io site/APIs in Jan/Feb.... so prolly remove numeric support by March 1st
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and the guts of FW started with copying tx signing code from counterwalllet... open source software helps build more open source software 🙂
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got it - ty
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having some artwork designed for "FORKOFF" and "FORKOFF.WAR"... 100 supply each... first issuances on 9.61.0... FORKOFF crashed CP parsing and caused 9.61.1 hotfix to be issued..... a token with backstory and drama... threw up some dispensers last week... 0.005 BTC sent to 1ForkedSyctJYYx9tDPZGmevzycf9nzi2D gets ya both.... just in case anyone interested in "interesting" assets 🙂
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I think the last asset that crashed CP and caused a hotfix was VOAT... that event was commemorated by someone in this token BADBURGERDAY
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Curious what the perspective is on the value of CP assets as a whole with this filtering of data. If the primary public source is stripping out valid counterparty data this could be perceived as a slippery slope of what will be censored next. I don't disagree with it as a personal decision for a private projject, but are there larger implications to the community?
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Is it censorship or a spam filter? 🤔
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same same
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i guess it just begs the fact that CP needs an agnostic explorer built into the public code that anyone can run.
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is yours?
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nosir. Just a quick search to enhance my shitposting.
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Once again, i'll point out that i've been saying we need more explorers for years... I dont want to be the only explorer for counterparty... but this is the situation we are in cuz few built other explorers (@hodlencoinfield is working to build out memepool.wtf)... building explorers and making them scale can be tough work, so I understand why few have attempted it. I am making a decision for my personal project xchain.io.... it is unfortunate that the majority of the community relies on one explorer... but that is not my concern... I have to make decisions that are right for my projects and keep them up and running...
Stamps has put an unfair burden on my services, and cost me a bunch of time, energy, and finances to keep xchain.io and freewallet up and running smoothly.... I no longer am willing to carry that operational burden for Stamps.
Stamps claims to have a huge community and claims to be "supporting" the CP community, yet I see very few tools built out that benefit the WHOLE community and not just the "stamps" community.
IMO so far what I have seen from Stamps is profit-seeking behavior and offloading operational cost to others (Counterparty/XChain/Freewallet) with very little net benefit to the CP community.
This is an opportunity for the stamps community to step up and demonstrate that they ARE adding value to the CP community by building tools that benefit everyone. -
on the bright side we will have an open source explorer built into the stamps indexer. so shouldn't be too comoplex to port that over to be an overall CP explorer for everything perhaps integrated with fednode.
The stampwallet is open source and could be forked to support all CP assets. So i don't think we're too far off. Another public CP api node coming online from stampchain along with the xcp.dev api so it's bulllish the community is diversifying -
Bro, I've had about 9 months here to build something out with the support of yourself and the CP community which I greatly appreciate. It's a great opportunity to be part of such a large project. However it takes time to figure out our own shit to be able to circle back and see how we can benefit CP as a whole. As mentioned this is starting with an open CP api which i'm sure will evolve, especially now.
Not sure the hate against 'for profit' - I at least dream of being able to quit the day job one of these days and work on this or related project full time. Idk how you pay the bills if it's so fkn altruistic and supposedly nothing to do with CP has ever been about making a few bucks to get a good meal once in a while and not worry about a boss man on your ass.
Unfortunately all this 'profit' is going back into infrastructure costs and we actively request dev fund support from the community. So the day job is a must. Selling a few stamps here all to cover some bills while also trying to collect assets and support artists. is hardly a greedy operation.
I'm sure you'd find if you were to be involved and help support the stamps ecosystem there's enough opportunity, suppport and enthusiasm to help cover some administrative burden.
Otherwise thanks for the heads up. It's a relief to not have to scramble within a matter of a few weeks regarding massive changes. At least with stampchain nothing has or does rely on xchain or related services. -
oh wait i guess all that fkn btc you got from the community a few years ago to support CP full time wasn't for profit since you didn't use any of it for personal expenses.
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why use a sock account
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Fwiw, I was aware of him IRL. He was never shifty about that.
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One thing I should add because there seems to be a perception that stampchain is taking in "massive" profits. The reality is that there are now 5-6 minting services, so stampchain holds no unique advantage. There's a tremendous amount of activity on SRC20 lately and almost none of that is flowing through stampchain for the record. Its an Open standard and we have to compete with all the other industry players some of which, quite frankly, have much slicker websites than us.
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i didn't make the cruise fwiw because I didn't have a ticket. I never once hid who i was and had lots of great connectionsn with very supportive people in Paris. Were you even there?
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tbh it's not very motivating to contribute to CP directly because of all the roadblocks and forced changes that make us scramble to make rushed changes on our end. I see why it was so stagnant for years.
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Well apologize and I’m wrong apparently
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could have used named assets
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Not if I wanted Stamps to succeed. I'm certain about that.
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we do have pending named asset support in the new api and explorer. however it may be best to remove that since it will create confusion if other stamp assets aren't shown in freewallet, etc.
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why
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I guess your projection is based on the user base being incompetent
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I'm not rehashing it for the hundredth time. I've explained the rationale. You just have to look at numbers to see that its the most successful project in the history of counterparty by every metric
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Nope. Less friction. Ideologicial alignment. But yes, we want to welcome the incompetent too. Everyone is welcome
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lol
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arguable but wte
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Why use Windows GUI when you can use Linux command line... are your users incompetent?" Meanwhile Bill Gates is a billionaire.
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oh no two tx
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thats a lot
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seems to have been a hurdle for CP adoption all these years
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Calling users incompetent for not wanting to invest the time for an NFT project explains so much. Go to OpenSea... they make it EASY to part with your money. They gamify it. Why would you want to add friction lol
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didnt bitcoin add friction to traditional banking methods or the system itself?
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oh ok
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would be impressive maybe presegwit all of this
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a little late
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Bitcoin made it easy to buy heroin or evade capital controls so it was worth jumping through hoops. People collect NFTs for fun and profit not a CompSci degree
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you added security to btc via user incompetence
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like min maxing the model potential
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benefits where some is lost i guess
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I wouldnt even call it incompetance. People have limited time in their day and may not want to prioritize learning the intricacies of one specific blockchain protocol
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I'm sure I could fix my own car if I invested enough time, but I'd rather be incompetant and drop it off at the mechanic. I have better shit to do
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¯\(ツ)/¯ is all subjective takes on why not to use named assets at the end of the day
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enough with the analogies
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I agree and we can't rewind time and try it again. But we can look at relative success metrics vs other attempts on CP
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your success is measured added security to the btc network not sales and mints
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did you make more people laugh?
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doubtful
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Bankless (@BanklessHQ) on X
What are Bitcoin Stamps? Here's your 101 Intro 🧵👇
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Pretty nice write up from a very big account
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incentive to miners helps secure the network on one hand with reduced block rewards if that's a metric.
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lol...
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subassets, dividends
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all the full cp stuff
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we can do dividends and dont want subassets
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we can use it
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you cant mint subassets
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you
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personally that doesnt mean someone couldnt engineer utility for a stamped subasset
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your incompetent user base?
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I wouldnt expect them to
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coulda woulda shoulda... we can debate all the multitude of things that don't exist.
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well subjective defenses for subjective arguments but sure
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cool... yet another point where your indexer and BTNS / XChain platform will differ... The value of subassets has clearly been proven in CP... so adding support for it to BTNS... glad to see you guys going your own route and forging your own path... I hope you take all the stamps community with you on your indexer journey.... and i'm doing my best to make sure that happens 👍️️
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doesn't mean we can't or won't support subassets if the need arises from a particular idea. we kept things simple for a reason so we could focus on the core and build out from there.
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good idea. i could see the sub token layer on src-20 for art as well being beneficial as an added value to the token holders.
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more fun to brainstorm ideas and usecases that can be implemented rather than bash why we don't support things YET.
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ppl can stil use the open protocol counterparty-lib however they want.... just cant use my products (xchain/freewallet) how they want anymore.... costs me time, energy, money I am no longer willing to spend 🤷️️️️️️ I wanna be done with stamps and the drama and be free to focus on building on fun software projects in 2024... this change is a step towards that goal.
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I understand you bro.
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I think the core should be separated from he projects(stamps, and others). if a project uses the CP protocol, perfect keep building. but don't try to force the core to work on the project
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@hodlencoinfield is building out memepool.wtf which serves its data directly from counterparty API... good framework to start with... tho think your gonna pretty quickly run into scaling issues trying to use CP API / sqlite3 database.... either way, its a step in the right direction.
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xcp.ninja making great strides
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1. STAMPs are net positive for Counterparty imho (+development, +community, +liquidity, +tools, +attention)
2. STAMPs used Counterparty because it was able to do so by using the protocol
3. Counterparty protocol needs developers and maintainers, Counterparty ecosystem needs developers, tools and platforms
4. J-Dog has his own right to support or not and dedicate his resources, energies and time in whatever he considers
5. More explorers and wallets is a positive thing for Counterparty (and they are appearing)
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Love you all
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back to the debugger
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I guess if the idea was to create so many numeric assets, with been around counterparty so long, knowing that numerics were not meant for such mass use, you could have implemented as was suggested that upon issuing a stamp it buys/destroys a certain amount of xcp in the transaction, then both goals could have been achieved, or you could have built your own explorer first
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You know what else Counterparty was "not meant for"? NFTs. Things change.
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Also the xcp idea was proposed.
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Cool so use counterparty/frw watever and claim u created the best protocol since sliced bread, I like stamps but just saying that your stance regarding can't use xcp is and was false
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we never said can't use XCP. At the time we just couldn't be rushed into a forced 'emergency' change with weeks (or less) to implement. As mentioned we are adding named asset support right now, and there's no reason we can't implement subassets along the path.
These changes on the indexer/exploer/minting/wallet level make it easier to build a user friendly 'burn xcp' mechanism in one mint transaction for the user. At that point it will be easy to implement a burn on numerics if the community wants to move that way. Part time coding on this takes time to move towards these goals, but always open to the discussion. I personally would love to see more XCP burning to help drive the XCP price upwards but that may be too profit motivated for some so we just leave it as-is.
FWIW This was all a test to bootstrap on counterparty with Joe and Jeremy's initial support. Nobody was going to build an entire indexer/explorer/wallet for stamps before even launching to test if there was any demand for such a thing. None of us really thought it would become a thing besides a fringe project anyway, but here we are. -
All I keep hearing is stamps wouldn't be successful as is friction, hard for user, I'm just reading the history and noticed that a solution was offered, the mint process could have easily encorporated a buy/burn xcp amount all in 1 transaction I guess this could been worked out if working alongside from the offset instead of just thinking is a great idea to mint loads of free numerics
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On the other hand I see the positives also, but just stating that xcp could have been easily used
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But I'm talking about stamp 0 and 1, from the beginning, the stamp.protocol could have encorporated xcp but still only cost the minter/user/buyer/seller btc
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i'm sure it could have been done that way for stamps 0,1. The decision was made not to do that because of additional complexity in coding up a MVP. The directive was to keep it all as simple as possible, add as we go, see where it takes us.
IMO it would have been a non starter using XCP burn the way it was with counterwallet use and the overall complexity in the beginning anyway. I didn't see anyone stepping up to help me code and implement this additional functionality either. A lot has changed which now allows us to be proactive in new features now. -
i had no fkn clue what i was getting into lol. nor the ramifications of early decisions if it did turn into a success. just hacking away in the basement.
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Yes but also you have to work alongside the actual protocol that helps you to be functional, just saying might have been an idea discussing the potential outcomes/problems/solutions of minting/abusing the free asset option
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nobody brought up the fact that it might be abuse until waaay later. Joe and Jeremy were in the room at its inception
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But yh it has moved and is still moving, some good tools have come out of it
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I think to users like mikethebestprotocolcreator that numerics were designed to help new users ease into asset creation and not mass use,should have been obvious, as even I knew that
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Again this is a philosophical difference of opinion maybe. I don't consider use to be abuse. We want use. Every project wants use. That's how you remain relevant and grow. Burning xcp doesn't even compensate for infrastructure use so its pointless. All it does is add friction. It's admission that use is not wanted.
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I don't think J-dog would have added support to xchain in the first place if he thought it was abusive
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Again, there was a use for it as explained above
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mikethedementedprotocolcreator. I admit lol.
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My point wasn't if the use of xcp upon creating a stamp had any benefit, just that it was possible to implement whilst keeping the user on a use btc only system, but yes this would have required a bit of insight and brainpower, so still could have been successful, like when making an easyasset link it costs a token but most users don't feel that effect, fees would have been higher, not discussing any pros/cons, just that it was possible
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"so still could have been successful"
Yes, you are right. But when you put time and money into a project, you don't want to take the path that "could" still be successful, you want to go 100% with a strategy. I don't need to handicap myself in a race. I knew what the perception was regarding xcp (which Casey echoed when he launched Ordinals) so a big part of the strategy was making Stamps FUD-proof. -
Remember that first stamps was created in counterwallet
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No project has 100%, and again if using counterparty assets maybe best to check if creating/spamming so many free assets that I believe were designed for new user adoption and not mass use, that checking first might have been an idea
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Remember all stamps are/were counterparty assets
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check with who? Its a decentralized protocol. Did you check with Luke before putting image pointers in OP_RETURN?
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Not the protocol the numeric assets
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What is not more is xchain assets but remember xchain is a product not a protocol
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To mate oe to mart toe
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What about them? It's no different than stuffing data into the witness. That wasnt what it was "intended for".
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What I'm saying is, the numeric free assets, which give value to the way in which you store date on chain, give all the value to buy/sell, best not abuse what is free?
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But where is the abuse ser
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"numerics were designed to help new users ease into asset creation and not mass use, as even I knew that"
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Too late to go back, but it is of my opinion that xcp could have been used, so the "we couldn't use xcp coz of narrative" falls flat, and with heignsight prolly good idea numerics have a fee, fees are high now but that's because of ordinals imo, so plenty cheap enough back then, also read all the drama and seems like there were solutions offered, but ya know giving donations then asking for them back etc etc, I think counterparty/freewallet/xchain has been more than accomodating to stamps
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When in Rome and all that
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With this clear we can start talking about your xcp bags and in your burning interest to token to pump but what should be interesting to talk about is how to incentive node operators I'm more in the opinion to add a btc fee to the node operator in the issuance that is who is supporting the network and paying for all the rest to use, I'm more in the opinion of add a kind of reward and do the network more resilient as we are planning for stamps indexer operators a communication between nodes to check consensus in definitive in progress not in being with rules written 10 years ago with Bitcoin at 600$
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I think stamps have done well, and will continue to do well, but with alot of thanks to counterparty/xchain/freewallet
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And I hold about 10xcp so not financially motivated to hold the opinion I hold
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If you wanted the full btc play then ya shunt have used counterparty and free assets
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But hey grats, u do u, hope much success for all, in no way am I saying I am against stamps but just cut the bs, an xcp fee could have been encorporated
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I didn't design this, just start working on it when I saw a message from jpjansen in historic nft chat and as we like counterparty start learning and developing on it that (until this moment we didn't have tested with it so much) just one issuance of a named asset and being scammed from a rugspenser of xcp
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Yh unfortunately there are bad actors in all areas, but counterparty not as much risk as eth, and people are generally helpful and we try to warn each other etc, most actors are good, but my point is the narrative that xcp couldn't be used, that's all, so no need to enter the convo as I've already mentioned that my point had nothing to do with pros cons
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Even stamp ninja wallet has risks, or potential risks
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Plus if the xcp was required and embedded into protocol, it could have worked similarly to easyaseet, probs more technical than it needs to be, but deffo possible
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Yes for sure
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As far as I can tell "stocks on a blockchain"... the Description field was then repurposed to act as an image pointer
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AFAIK XCP token was created as an anti-spam mechanism... and as a base currency for the platform on the DEX... BTC cannot be escrowed by the DEX, but XCP can... hence why XCP was created, to have a native token and be able to showcase the true power of the DEX.
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Decentralized EXchange (DEX)
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Right. But what is that. Is it like a thing for end users or a thing for developers to incorporate in to things for end users ?
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How do they access it ?
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Ok so when we say dex do we mean buy/sell orders and dispensers ?
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Or something else ?
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Freewallet, market, danksterpepe/xcp
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Right makes sense
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So pepe.wtf , rarepepewallet , FreeWallet, counterwallet all took advantage of the dex
Which is what then counterparty api based data ?