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0 sats \ 0 replies \ @Artilektt OP 6h \ on: Restoring Multisig in Specter and Electrum? bitcoin
Still haven't solved it exactly but I found a work-around. Signed with Specter and broadcast with Electrum.
Yes the issue is that is a 3 of 5 multisig but electrum is only allowing/prompting me to find with a particular set of 3 signers, not any of the 5 like it's supposed to. The wallet is there with the right balance and addresses it's the transaction signing I'm having an issue with.
Hmm I don't see an export as json option. I've tried some other formats importing into electrum like BSMS and it just reopens the wallet, same signing issue.
It looks like BTC Sessions and others have done tutorials about it on Youtube but not sure if they're significantly outdated
It seems likely that in doing so hashers would be incurring some loss of profit (at least because of switching costs, but likely also due to payout structure or pool size, as well as the increased risk that not enough hashers defect to break CensorPool's majority) and switiching is definitely not in their immediate best interest -- possibly not in their interest at all. Does Bitcoin's security model in this situation rely on nothing more than the altruistic feelings of hashers? Hoping that hashers will do "the right thing" even when it's contrary to their immediate best interest?
Nice write-up! I think hashers acting "in their immediate best interest" is maybe a fair but not entirely accurate assumption. A lot of hashers are very knowledgeable about Bitcoin and would not put immediate best-interest over the viablility of the project as a whole. Why risk killing the goose? Something like this happened when Gigahash.io got a bit over 50% years ago. The pool didn't even exist for very long after that. If hashers feel legitimately threatened they will act, imo.
I haven't had one in probably 20 years or longer but am looking to get one done. I think I'm going to use InsideTracker. It's very expensive but since I haven't had one in so long I'm kind of looking for an exhaustive analysis.
"Association" is an understatement. Silk Road was the first time bitcoin was shown to have any kind of real world use-case instead of just being a quirky collectibe for a bunch of nerds. It was a foundational boot-strapping event.
Who gives a shit whether something is just "illegal" or not. All kinds of ridiculous things have been legal or illegal over time. The question is one of morality and principles, not legality.
Very interesting thanks. I was familiar with Niederhoffer as a long time student of the markets but I didn't know he was a libertarian or held this discussion group. Very cool you got to attend some of them
24 sats \ 1 reply \ @Artilektt 20 Jan \ parent \ on: What’s a new habit you’ve trying to form? AskSN
yep! three days no calories. I do end up spending some time in the bathroom and after 3 days you do wonder what exactly it is coming out of you at that point sorry if that's TMI lol
21 sats \ 0 replies \ @Artilektt 19 Jan \ parent \ on: The Trump agenda to destroy the Eurocommies econ
100%. Nick Szabo talks about how much of a historical aberration it is that countries are willing to trade purely in each other's fiat currencies.
I've always said the same thing whether I'm talking to a vegetarian or a carnivore. I point to my teeth. I've got meat teeth and I've got plant teeth. Seems pretty obvious to me.
It's a long-term habit but I find it very valuable. Once a year in January I do a three day fast. Have done so for nearly 20 years. It's difficult, but I find it a good time to reflect on being grateful for the basic things in my life, because there's nothing like being extremely hungry that will make you appreciate even a single meal. It's very cleansing to me and a good way to kind of reset and start my year.