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ascii_butugychag: what i do know is that -connect nodes within my walls do not ever
blackhole.
ascii_butugychag:
blackhole results when the worker thread (the one that handles nearly everything) is wedged
☟︎ assbot: Logged on 10-01-2016 15:49:35; copypaste: so people going along with soft forks are literally just throwing their coins into a
blackhole which will be opened whenever miners defect, which is a gaurantee as more muppets follow along with the softfork the potential gain from defecting rises
copypaste: so people going along with soft forks are literally just throwing their coins into a
blackhole which will be opened whenever miners defect, which is a gaurantee as more muppets follow along with the softfork the potential gain from defecting rises
☟︎ TheNewDeal: They say that burning bitcoin, or sending it to a bitcoin
blackhole, is a great way to fund an altcoin
jurov: youre stretching it too extreme... then the
blackhole is punishment gazette too
dexX7: well, should not be much of a problem, even if it's a
blackhole at the moment. thanks fluffy anyway :)
mircea_popescu: if a
blackhole pops up anywhere in the atmosphere we'd likely hear about it.
Duffer1: it's like a bitcoin
blackhole Namworld: For a limited time only, pretrading, I offer you LABCOIN! Only 0.05 BTC per unit! Simply send funds to this
blackhole address: 1Blackhole
seongyupyoo: Does anybody know how to make a
blackhole address?
seongyupyoo: i'm wondering what ways there are to do 1. really destroy bitcoins 2.
blackhole it 3. give it back to blockchain
jurov: seongyupyoo, what about sending the btc to *minable*
blackhole and publish the challenge?
seongyupyoo: kind of still similar to putting it in
blackhole mod6: abuse? to the
blackhole you go!