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This week, Hodl Hodl launches a trading week dedicated to BTC/RUB trading pair, from March 4th till 8th.
If you have access to RUB payment methods and want to support this event, put an offer or accept existing one, and help Hodl Hodl to increase liquidity.
From the related blog post:
About
The main purpose of this promotion is to give everyone the ability to buy and sell Bitcoin for the Russian ruble — Hodl Hodl will make as much of an effort as possible to gather all possible traders in one place, at one time.
Why Russia?
We believe that Russia is one of the most important markets for Hodl Hodl, and we have prepared for it:
Also, if this trading week is a success, Hodl Hodl promises to hold another one soon, and users will choose the next pair (see Hodl Hodl’s Twitter for the news).
Efforts
To help this event succeed, Hodl Hodl added the most popular payment methods in Russia, invited traders through their preferred contact channels, and has reached out to public contributors.
To participate
There are few ways to contribute, which Hodl Hodl will reward (for more information about rewards check the blog post):
Be a market maker. Create or keep an existing offer active for the week, and complete contracts.
Take offers. Great opportunity, especially if you haven’t tried Hodl Hodl yet.
Spread the word. Invite people to join trading week via the referral program, retweet announcements, upvote and etc.
Also, we'd like to know, which trading pair we should take for the next trading week? Comment below.
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Use this guide, get yourself a raspberry pi and a 1tb SSD...and join the club! Bitcoin is scaling and the nodes that get in first will be the ones most connected to in the future. And don't forget to keep studying, and keep learning...oh and have fun! Fun is #1. https://github.com/Stadicus/guides/blob/master/raspibolt/README.md
在人脸识别数据库之后，安全研究人员 Victor Gevers 报告了一个外泄的社交媒体监视数据库，包括了 3.64 亿用户的资料和聊天记录，这些账户还被关联到用户的真实身份。这并不令人感到意外，中国的社交网络已经全面推行后台实名制，通常是关联手机号码，而手机号码已完成了实名制推广工作。这个数据库监视的平台包括了腾讯旗下的 QQ 和微信，这两个服务在中国都有数以亿计的用户。
https://twitter.com/0xDUDE/status/1101909112131080192
Can anyone (from China) identify these Messaging services?
qg <-- QQ_group
qqmesg. <-- https://www.imqq.com/
wwmsg <--. WangwangAlibaban~Taobao
imsg – iMessage
qqmesg – Tencent QQ
wxmsg – Weixin, aka WeChat
yymsg – YY (China’s twitch)
In China, they have a surveillance program on social networks which looks like a jerry-rigged PRISM clone of the NSA.
So this social media surveillance program is retrieving (private) messages per province from 6 social platforms and extracts named, ID numbers, ID photos, GPS locations, network information, and all the conversations and file transfers get imported into a large online database.
Around 364 million online profiles and their chats & file transfers get processed daily. Then these accounts get linked to a real ID/person. The data is then distributed over police stations per city/province to separate operators databases with the same surveillance network name
With these "operator databases" the local law enforcement investigate 2600 to 2900 messages and profiles. The name new table per day to keep track of the progress. So they manually review the social media communication (public/private messages).
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Massive Database Leak Gives Us a Window into China’s Digital Surveillance State
Earlier this month, security researcher Victor Gevers found and disclosed an exposed database live-tracking the locations of about 2.6 million residents of Xinjiang, China, offering a window into what a digital surveillance state looks like in the 21st century.
Xinjiang is China’s largest province, and home to China’s Uighurs, a Turkic minority group. Here, the Chinese government has implemented a testbed police state where an estimated 1 million individuals from these minority groups have been arbitrarily detained. Among the detainees are academics, writers, engineers, and relatives of Uighurs in exile. Many Uighurs abroad worry for their missing family members, who they haven’t heard from for several months and, in some cases, over a year.
Although relatively little news gets out of Xinjiang to the rest of the world, we’ve known for over a year that China has been testing facial-recognition tracking and alert systems across Xinjiang and mandating the collection of biometric data—including DNA samples, voice samples, fingerprints, and iris scans—from all residents between the ages of 12 and 65. Reports from the province in 2016 indicated that Xinjiang residents can be questioned over the use of mobile and Internet tools; just having WhatsApp or Skype installed on your phone is classified as “subversive behavior.” Since 2017, the authorities have instructed all Xinjiang mobile phone users to install a spyware app in order to “prevent [them] from accessing terrorist information.”
The prevailing evidence of mass detention centers and newly-erected surveillance systems shows that China has been pouring billions of dollars into physical and digital means of pervasive surveillance in Xinjiang and other regions. But it’s often unclear to what extent these projects operate as real, functional high-tech surveillance, and how much they are primarily intended as a sort of “security theater”: a public display of oppression and control to intimidate and silence dissent.
Now, this security leak shows just how extensively China is tracking its Xinjiang residents: how parts of that system work, and what parts don’t. It demonstrates that the surveillance is real, even as it raises questions about the competence of its operators.
Earlier this month, Gevers discovered an insecure MongoDB database filled with records tracking the location and personal information of 2.6 million people located in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region. The records include individuals’ national ID number, ethnicity, nationality, phone number, date of birth, home address, employer, and photos.
Over a period of 24 hours, 6.7 million individual GPS coordinates were streamed to and collected by the database, linking individuals to various public camera streams and identification checkpoints associated with location tags such as “hotel,” “mosque,” and “police station.” The GPS coordinates were all located within Xinjiang.
This database is owned by the company SenseNets, a private AI company advertising facial recognition and crowd analysis technologies.
A couple of days later, Gevers reported a second open database tracking the movement of millions of cars and pedestrians. Violations like jaywalking, speeding, and going through a red-light are detected, trigger the camera to take a photo, and ping a WeChat API, presumably to try and tie the event to an identity.
China may have a working surveillance program in Xinjiang, but it’s a shockingly insecure security state. Anyone with an Internet connection had access to this massive honeypot of information.
Gevers also found evidence that these servers were previously accessed by other known global entities such as a Bitcoin ransomware actor, who had left behind entries in the database. To top it off, this server was also vulnerable to several known exploits.
In addition to this particular surveillance database, a Chinese cybersecurity firm revealed that at least 468 MongoDB servers had been exposed to the public Internet after Gevers and other security researchers started reporting them. Among these instances: databases containing detailed information about remote access consoles owned by China General Nuclear Power Group, and GPS coordinates of bike rentals.
China, like many other state actors, may simply be willing to tolerate sloppy engineering if its private contractors can reasonably claim to be delivering the goods. Last year, the government spent an extra $3 billion on security-related constructionin Xinjiang, and the New York Times reported that China’s police planned to spend an additional $30 billion on surveillance in the future. Even poorly-executed surveillance is massively expensive, and Beijing is no doubt telling the people of Xinjiang that these investments are being made in the name of their own security. But the truth, revealed only through security failures and careful security research, tells a different story: China’s leaders seem to care little for the privacy, or the freedom, of millions of its citizens.
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Hello there. Here is today's selection of highlights and interesting items within the Lisk ecosystem and beyond.....
Asia Crypto Week is fast approaching (11-17th March) and blockchain/crypto enthusiasts and industry veterans are preparing to gather together, share their knowledge and nurture mass crypto adoption. Among the events taking place on March 15th will be a meetup at the University of Hong Kong catering to the University's Blockchain Club and anyone else that might be in the area and interested in all things blockchain. Lisk is co-hosting the event in collaboration with 9up.io, who are a group of blockchain enthusiasts based in Hong Kong and who also are a prospective Lisk delegate. Max Kordek, Lisk's Co-Founder and CEO, will be the main speaker at this event on the 15th March, as he will be in town from the 10th to 15th for Asia Crypto Week and Token 2049.
Tickets for the event can be secured HERE. Hong Kong has been a strategic position in the blooming Blockchain industry in recent years, so I will be interested to see what emerges from this meetup and indeed Asia Crypto Week as a whole.
Now from the future to the past, and the TicoBlockChain 2019 conference in Costa Rica this past month. Lisk Central America have linked us up with a Stylish Montage Video of the event with interview snippets interspersed within. Software Architect, Jake Simmons, represented LISK Central America with his presentation on 'Scaling blockchain horizontally with Lisk'. Jake's presentation took part in the midst of the conference's speaker collection of lawyers, developers, educators, banking executives, investment professionals, their keynotes, panel talks and fireside chats.
For those of us who could not make the trip we have Lisk community member /u/illuciferium to thank for filming Jake's presentation and uploading it to Youtube HERE. You can also see Jake being interviewed at the conference by Ricardo Barquero, Nimiq Community Manager in this VIDEO. Well done all!
That's it for today's highlights.
These highlight posts also go out daily on the….
LISK Highlights exclusive Telegram group: https://t.me/LiskHighlights
LISK Highlights Twitter : https://twitter.com/HighlightsLisk
They are are also included in my weekly roundup on the LISK Highlights Medium account and the Bitcoin talk forum's LISK thread, so keep an eye out for them on these outlets also.
Keep the faith Liskers! 👍
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The following post by justaminerthing is being replicated because some comments within the post(but not the post itself) have been silently removed.
The original post can be found(in censored form) at this link:
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The original post's content was as follows:
Hello everyone! I've been wanting to learn more about Lightning and I'm trying to find the best resources. I have a few starter questions:
1) Where's the best place to learn what it exactly means? I know it's a second layer solution to help with transaction speeds/them happening off-chain but what does that mean for a consumer vs. a business who might accept lightning payments?
2) I've been thinking about setting up a raspberry pi node but my Linux knowledge is very limited. Is there a good go-to guide for this for someone who needs it explained thoroughly?
3) What would be the best Android wallet to use currently?
Thank you for your help!
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QuarkChain Bounty Program Second Round Official Started!
QuarkChain is a wonderful blockchain project. Let's do promotional activities for this project to make money.
https://qbounty.quarkchain.io/signup?invitecode=b32w4g
What is QuarkChain?
QuarkChain is a flexible, scalable, and user-oriented blockchain infrastructure by applying blockchain sharding technology. It is one of the first public chains that successfully implemented state sharding technology for blockchain in the world. QuarkChain aims to deliver 100,000+ on-chain TPS. Currently, 14,000+ peak TPS has already been achieved by an early stage testnet. QuarkChain already has over 50 partners in its ecosystem. With flexibility, scalability, and usability, QuarkChain is enabling EVERYONE to enjoy blockchain technology at ANYTIME and ANYWHERE.
General Rules
For any questions regarding the bounty campaign please contact [bounty@quarkchain.org](mailto:bounty@quarkchain.org)
Please use your own account to participate in the event. Participants found using someone else’s social media account to participate in the campaign will be disqualified from all activities and rewards.
THE QUARKCHAIN BOUNTY PROGRAM IS NOT BEING OFFERED AND IS NOT AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES OR ITS AFFILIATED TERRITORIES. IF YOU ARE A CITIZEN OR RESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES, YOU ARE NOT ELIGIBLE TO PARTICIPATE IN THIS PROGRAM AND WILL NOT RECEIVE ANY REWARDS. QUARKCHAIN WILL STRICTLY ENFORCE THIS RULE VIA OUR KYC PROCEDURES.
All rewards will only be payable following the mainnet launch of QuarkChain and token swap event. In order to claim or receive any of the following rewards after mainnet launch, you will be required to provide certain identifying documentation and information about yourself. Failure to provide such information or demonstrate compliance with the restrictions herein may result in forfeiture of all rewards, prohibition from participating in future QuarkChain programs, and other sanctions.
Step 1: Register online.
Please go to website(https://qbounty.quarkchain.io), and use telephone number AND email address to finish registration.
Using telephone number to sign up.
Then you will need to input email address.
NOTE: If you already participated in First Round QuarkChain Bounty before, Please Click “Bounty Returned Users Click Here” to register this new QuarkChain Bounty program. We will migrate your earned QKC.
Step 2: Start doing tasks
After signing in, you will see “Official Engagement” and “Twitter Engagement”. Please click each engagement and finish listed tasks.
a. Invite a Friend
When invite friends to register bounty campaign, friends have to complete “Download qPocket” task in order to (make you) be considered as qualified referees and finish registration on official website bounty.quarkchain.io.
Inviter gets 200 points/person
Invitee joined the campaign, inviter gets extra 5% from the rewarded points (rewarded by doing activities) of invitee.
NOTE: Friends/invitee should not registered in our bounty campaign before.
b. Daily Check-in
You will receive points for login every day. For the first day logging in you get +5 points, then you will get5, 10, 10, 10, 20 and 40 points, respectively for your every next 6 logging in. After logging in daily during 7 consecutive days, you will receive extra 40 points for This period.
c. Download qPocket
Download qPocket on https://qpocket.io/
Create a wallet followed by instruction
Go to “Settings” and click on “redeem code”
Copy the redeem code and submit here, you will get 1,000 points
NOTE: The task can be performed up to 1 time before the end of the bounty program.
Rules
Task
Follow Us On Twitter
Take the task of following QuarkChain Official Page on twitter AND qPocket Wallet Official Page on twitter, you can obtain 100 points.
NOTE: In Twitter campaign, we can automatically recognize follow and retweet operations without uploading screenshots or links.
Retweet On Twitter
Retweet any tweets of QuarkChain Official twitter AND qPocket Wallet Official twitter on twitter within 7 days, you can obtain 25~150 points.
50-100 Followers：25 points
101-1000 Followers：50 points
1001-2000 Followers: 75 points
2001+ Followers：150 points
NOTE: The task can be performed up to 2 times everyday.
In Twitter campaign, we can automatically recognize follow and retweet operations without uploading screenshots or links.
Like Twitter
Like any tweets of QuarkChain Official twitter AND qPocket Wallet Official twitter within 7 days, you can obtain 10 points.
NOTE: The task can be performed up to 2 times everyday.
In Twitter campaign, we can automatically recognize follow and retweet operations without uploading screenshots or links.
Tweets about QuarkChain
Post Tweets about QuarkChain OR qPocket, and add hashtags including #QKC #QuarkChain and any one of #Blockchain #sharding #Crypto #ether #ethereum #bitcoin #cryptocurrency
50-100 Followers：50 points
101-1000 Followers：100 points
1001-2000 Followers: 150 points
2001+ Followers：300 points
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On Thursday (February 28th), blockchain startup Casa announced a pioneering business model for its personal key manager product Keymaster that truly democratizes multi-signature (multisig) security.
Casa, which was founded in 2017 by serial entrepreneur Jeremy Welch (CEO), is perhaps best known for another one of its products, Casa Node, which is "a small, plug-and-play box" that is one of the "the fastest, simplest way to run your own BTC and Lightning Node."
The very cute Casa Node, which looks and feels like a product designed by Apple in terms of both hardware and software, makes it easy to run a full node, allows you to validate the Bitcoin blockchain yourself and to broadcast your own Bitcoin transactions (furthermore, "you don’t have to rely on outside servers for sending transactions" since you can "connect your Casa Node to mobile apps that work as light clients"), and enables you to "support the network and help Bitcoin grow."
There is even a Google Chrome extension that makes it easy to send and receive "Bitcoin and Lightning Network payments on the web using your Casa Node" (the idea is that this browser extension lets you quickly send/receive BTC payments "on websites without leaving the site").
As for the Keymaster product, Casa modestly describes it simply as "the best personal key manager on the planet." Keymaster was Casa's first product, and it was launched in March 2018, according to Forbes. Initially, Keymaster, which bundled multisig support with a white glove service at a cost of around $10,000 per year, was aimed at "people who own from $400,000 to $10 million in crypto assets" and only supported Bitcoin (with the aim to support other cryptocurrencies in the future).
Casa's "Casa’s Key Shield multi-signature technology means you can thwart both cyber and in-person attackers. Each transaction is approved from multiple devices spread across multiple locations, giving you maximum security and maximum peace of mind."
In a blog post published two days ago, Casa CEO Jeremy Welch explained how Keymaster's new business model was going to enable "multisig security for everyone." Welch wrote that Casa Keymaster now supported three keyset types:
The Casa Keymaster package (i.e. software plus customer support) now has a tiered pricing model, with three levels: silver, gold, platinum, and diamond.
Silver membership, which is free to start, is Casa's "starter kit for securing your digital assets with multisig." This provides two types of security: "2-of-3 Basic Multi-signature (phone, hardware wallet, and Casa Recovery)" and "Mobile Key". Although, "Basic Multisig is free to start," Casa charges a fee of 0.1% of total funds for usage of its Key Recovery Service. Support at this level is primarily provided via the Casa's FAQ guide and community tools only."
Casa calls its Gold membership, which costs $300 per year, the "best self-sovereign deal available on the market" and says that it provides a nice balance of "security, affordability and self-service." Here, you get the two types of security that you get with Silver membership plus these extras:
Platinum membership costs $1,800 per year. This gives you the same two types of security as silver or gold membership plus the following extras:
And finally, we have Dimaond membership, Casa's "full-service offering", which costs $5,000 per year, and provides the "ultimate in crypto security." Here, in addition to the two types of security that you get with silver, gold, or platinum membership, you get "multi-user signing support for families and teams" and "Inheritance planning." This time, the extras are similar to what you get with Platinum membership, except that you get two Casa nodes instead of one and instead of phone/email customer support, you get a "dedicated client service represenative."
There is also good news for existing customers of Casa. People who have already purchased a Casa node are getting "an upgrade to a full Gold Keymaster package," which means that they will be receiving a new Trezor One hardware wallet. As for the existing customers of the original "3-of-5 Multisig" service for Keymaster, they are being rolled into the Diamond level.
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Benchwarmers in Ankeny on Mondays
Tuesdays at Blue Moon in WDM - starts at 8
Wednesdays at Fireside Grille in Altoona -starts at 8
Trivia Thursdays at The Ingersoll Tap.
Tuesdays at Quinton's
Gas Lamp has triva on Tuesday
Tuesdays at Basement Bar at Des Moines Social Club
There's trivia at The Beer House in Urbandale on Wednesdays, 7pm. Also at F&O's on Fridays, 9pm
Tuesdays at Wellman's Ingersoll
Geeks Who Drink at Red Monk is actually trivia. They do have specials, but the main event is trivia.
Wellmans Pub on Ingersoll has trivia Tuesday night at 8
Trivia at Thunder Head in Ankeny every Tuesday
Trivia at the Keg Stand, Thursday nights (I think it starts at 8:30?)
Hi, I'm the owner of Mad Meatball Pizzeria & Pub, located at 401 SE 5th St in Des Moines. We have Trivia every Wednesday at 7:30pm. The Special for the Trivia AYCE Wings for $10 from 7-10pm and $1 off all craft and import beer.
Drink Specials:
2 for Tuesdays @ the Flying Moose every Tuesday all night (Also, 2 fers every day until 8pm)
Beechwood has 2 for 1 on tuesdays.
Tuesday night is dollar domestic bottles at Streetcar 209
Quintons: Thursday Half off all drinks
Quarter beers at both Flying Moose and Mickey's Clive on Weds
Wednesday is geeks who drink at the red monk
Lift has $3 draws on Thursday
First Wednesday of every month there is a bottle share at 515 Brewing @ 6
Wacky Wednesdays at Hero's on Court Ave are 2 for 1's all night each week
Sunday nights at Lime at Lime Lounge in the East Village has live Hip Hop acts and DJs, no cover, 2 for $5 wells, 2 for $10 martinis and mojitos, 3 for $7 lime drop shots, and a $1 well drink power hour
Weekly Open Mic night:
Gas Lamp now does karaoke on Tuesdays (with a live band for you to sing with!).
Tuesday night comedy open mic at Lefty's Live Music at 8pm.
open mic every Tuesday at Luckys at 8.
Friday night at the Beechwood is free stand-up comedy.
Acoustic music open mic at AJ's on East Court, Sundays at 4pm
Free Killer Queen at Up-Down every Thursday!
Other Ongoing Events:
Blues Jam Band every Tuesday at Carl's Place, $3 tallboys
Des Moines Bitcoin and Blockchain MeetUp at Gravitate in West Des Moines - 2nd and 4th Thursdays of each month (eg Oct 25th) at 7:00pm
If any of these are no longer current or you would like to add something, please ping /u/annarchist to update this thread otherwise I may miss it.
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Hello all!
I'm currently running bitcoin core and also trying out LND, on windows 10.
I've run public nodes for a long time but now I want to learn more about tor integration.
I read this thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/2yzzmw/if_you_are_not_using_tor_youre_bitcoin_activity/
Is this line really accurate?:
I currently have the tor browser installed, but it seems bothersome that i have to keep the browser open for the other programs to work. Do i really need to?
I also read this page in the lnd github: https://github.com/lightningnetwork/lnd/blob/master/docs/configuring_tor.md#listening-for-inbound-connections
I'm pretty sure what i want to do is to run a v3 tor hidden service, they say here:
If you want to run v3 Onion Services, make sure that you run at least version 0.3.3.6.
Currently, i have tor browser bundle v8.0.6, but i cannot find any information about which version of tor i have. Maybe someone can clarify the differences between the tor browser bundle and tor itself, i seem to have trouble fully understanding it.
I want to be able to accept incoming connections, both through bitcoin core and lnd, to support the networks. If all I've read is correct, that shouldn't be a problem as long as i set everything up correctly?
Do i still need to forward ports through my router or will the tor hidden services take care of that in some other way?
I think i have found everything i need to put in the config files for bitcoin core and lnd, but i don't know how i can configure tor itself (if i even need to.) Most guides are for Linux and they mention a tor config file. Where does this exist on windows?
I appreciate any answers, explanations or links to guides.
I'm sure some of you are running your bitcoin apps through tor on windows!
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