https://bitst.art/7de5f3d062ea03e1167d2e5a9042226c4159d738afccb6b379876b92b97d4d8a
@jp_janssen
- 12 March 2025 (18 messages)
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Love the Ninten Do vibe of it
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Sweet concept an Explorer integrating all assets broadcasted on Bitcoin. Fun tool to have.
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Latest is obviously sort by recent timestamp. What characters does Rarest follow?
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I thought you disappeared
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Calling art by file name?
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cips/cip-0033.md at 1c6b90fb82a9ddfb3a14810c3d50c7901b205cf4 · jdogresorg/cips
Counterparty Improvement Proposals. Contribute to jdogresorg/cips development by creating an account on GitHub.
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The file name with extension is useful metadata, I like it.
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Rarest is more of an umbrella for “any type of sorting” really.
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The app tries to represent only onchain data, clearly marking when is not.
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Apologies i mean, Characteristics, specifications, requirements in defining rarity. For ordinal theory they use named sats/quantity to justify or market rarities
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For CounterParty assets rarity has been justified previously by historical relevance and quantities?
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Fun Explorer
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bitSTART
BITCOIN MAXIMUM EXPRESSION - Discover Bitcoin Art
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I love scrolling bits.art it’s fun 🤩 and opening some addresses in there is mind blowing haha
- 21 March 2025 (16 messages)
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Nice work Juan! Glad to see u still around n tinkering🔥😊
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Referring to bitSTART or the image?
I minted that stamp 😉 I used a special minting technique. Will share explanation and code soon.
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Humm I see the op_return is not in the first output is in the second one a
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Happy to see you here guys.
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Both… mainly just saying I’m glad to see Juan still active, but happy to see your encoding method as well…. Glad to see ur always experimenting JP… much respect
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https://www.xcp.dev/asset/A888544658420688848
Cool asset, notice how from a single transaction, it ends up with “2 NFTs” each in a different address.
One in balance, and the other with the issuance ownership.
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Love little quirks like that !!
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Do not prune…. Please 🙏🏼 lol 😂
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Deluxe spam
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And here I thought the indexer would only accept the stamp in the first output. Nice mainnet test
- 22 March 2025 (16 messages)
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The purpose is to lock/burn the asset ownership.
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Btw, im setting up my own node finally.
Trying manual install but the bitcoin.conf file from the docs doesn't work. Any idea why?
I raised an issue : https://github.com/CounterpartyXCP/counterparty-core/issues/3107bitcoin.conf for manual installation · Issue #3107 · CounterpartyXCP/counterparty-coreWhen starting Bitcoin Core 28.1 with the bitcoin.conf from the docs an error pops up: "Prune mode is incompatible with -txindex".
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Manual Installation | Counterparty
Counterparty Core can be installed on most platforms but, for now, manual installation is being tested and is only officially supported on Ubuntu 22.04 and MacOS.
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Error: "Prune mode is incompatible with -txindex"
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Ok, tnx!
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https://www.xcp.dev/address/14xyFwHGmrGJjGtMbjJoJHqrLZvf6MibYU
Things not jiving like it once did ? -
Is there an issue here? Let me know…
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Ya just that wallet doesn’t show any action
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On xcpdev
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Xcpdev runs an older forked version of CounterParty. Data may not align when comparing, activity is not the same
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Hmm ya that one shows no issuances
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Some issued on rare pepe
Some on FreeWallet and some issued on horizon lol
Depending what I was up to lol 😂
I don’t issue nothing on rare pepe anymore ipfs is too glitchy and only shows on rare pepe stuff lol - 23 March 2025 (5 messages)
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If the action is from a feature that started on v10/CP2, then it won’t show as valid on xcpdev.
But the transaction itself will most likely still show because of the shared CNTRPRTY message detected in the transaction.
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Ah k I see
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No they don’t eh
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So great proof of troll shows there 🔥🔥🔥
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- 26 March 2025 (15 messages)
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Im installing on Windows. It's a pain.
I managed to install the dependencies and counterparty rs + core.
Now trying to run counterparty-server. It appears that counterparty uses an outdated bitcoin library ( unmaintained Vitalik code). Requires open ssl 1.1.x (specifially libeasy32.dll). I cant find a download.
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I saw that Jeremy mentioned that the current build of counterparty does not rely on the latest field of Bitcoin.
So it looks like you are confirming?
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As in code Vatalik wrote?
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Can you elaborate?
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Docker is horribly slow. Syncing bitcoin at 0.5% per hour. After closing restarting it rolls back 10000 blocks - around five seconds per block.
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Yea, unless i missed something the bitcoin package is outdated
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See it looks old af
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Maybe docker is slower on windows, haven’t tried it recently…
For Windows, I highly recommend using Hyper-V Manager, where you can create an Ubuntu virtual machine.
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Mmmm I think that docker has limited resources by default but you can extend it
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- 27 March 2025 (1 messages)
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Thanks for the tip! Wil give it a try