Project Decorum - Crowdsale (Ended)

Dude, don’t leave them on exchange as ‘safer’ solution than your wallet!

Takes less than 30 seconds to go to bitaddress.org, wiggle the mouse and type randomly until it hits 100% and you get a public and private key pairing generated that you own and control.

Literally all you have to do is send your PDC to that public address and keep the private key noted down very safely (in triplicate prob).

When you want to access your coins it takes 1 minute to go to omni wallet, create a wallet or open the one you use regularly, click ‘import’ in ‘my addresses’ section, then you just type in the private key you have written down and you’re done, your coins are now in your omni wallet.

Safe, free, quick and very easy. Never a good idea to store your coins on exchange long term, a lot of people have learned that lesson the hard and expensive way.

I only learned how to do this myself quite recently, I was amazed how easy it actually is. Spend 2 minutes learning how to do it, it’s worth it and far easier than you’d think.

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My address on coinbase is different than 1LpdMJ1gTiu82NGP4MMazcgPSDfRSuP3zE . I don’t know why , but that is me. I went onto the advanced setting , wrote the message “please send all pdc meant for address 1LpdMJ1gTiu82NGP4MMazcgPSDfRSuP3zE to address 16AFXbqsbuuFMtJa5WCKEz3CwgoLAbe5Di instead” and hit sign message. It than gave me a signature. I know that 1LpdMJ1gTiu82NGP4MMazcgPSDfRSuP3zE belongs to me because I took a picture of it .

This is the wallet address that i used to send my bitcoins to you
1AjftMhzAzmnw1zuxAvFiRs2e4ZNNmeUhq . I don’t see it in the spread sheet that you sent out.

Yep, it’s difficult to act when you got stuffed with irrelevant issues of people who believe their issues are the most important issues in the world…

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What good does a bitcointalk thread do? Start one with a link to this thread and then close it.

The project is sound and is still dependent on The Safe Network launching…there is plenty of time left for patience.

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I don’t want to sound disrespectful nor patronizing but anybody can fake a picture and nobody bitcoin message signature. Signing message with an address you participated in crowdfunding with is the only acceptable proof demonstrating you are the owner of private key of the said address, easy for @Seneca and the public to verify.

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Also interesting to read how some “investors” have practically 0 interest in project development, but big interest in putting their investment on exchanges…

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I can’t find anything from that address to one of the crowdsale addresses.

If you want, you can post or PM me a (partial) screenshot(s) of the address listing in coinbase, similar to what you see in this picture: https://support.coinbase.com/customer/portal/attachments/488245

Maybe that can explain something.

@elconejo I can’t really say that address:
1AjftMhzAzmnw1zuxAvFiRs2e4ZNNmeUhq

Participated in the crowdsale

It only holds 0.01 btc

Screenshots can be modified in html, bitcoin transactions speaks louder than words

I know, not as proof, but just to help him figure out what happened perhaps.

As far as I can see is that 0.01 btc was send to that address, but that address didn’t send anything to the crowdsale address.

Check out:


That’s the beauty of the blockchain, it speaks (transactions speak)

I don’t really mean to butt in, but honestly you should be coding instead of all this extra administration BS.

Thanks for all your hard work @ seneca + for Decorum :stuck_out_tongue:

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Hi seneca, thank you for your patience. Please email me at elconejo1288@gmail.com so we can communicate. I feel bad about taking up forum space with my problem.

Has anyone ever experienced the error “Unable To find all tx inputs” when trying to broadcast a transaction? I’m trying to refund the BTC that was sent too late, but for some reason it seems my watch-only wallet is generating faulty transactions. (The process of offline signing works though, no trouble with that)

This is the raw, signed transaction:

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

The decoded version:

{
  "txid": "3fdeb2df1831a07a6741b0acd03e20f1184b7f3b62b2b99e594c900a15ba78e4",
  "size": 437,
  "version": 1,
  "locktime": 0,
  "vin": [
    {
      "txid": "a1d0bcce350543348d4456a55ed14db3b89bb027926c98215611e23c74d27990",
      "vout": 0,
      "scriptSig": {
        "asm": "304402206246ab71f22cec4db6fdc7b3580775693375b2500531841b641632142a1d90d5022009c75ef7a295a8341eca8cf9640044464b1772d257d1b1ac31428ab76573308d[ALL] 048f7f357791ff6e000212c8be5e40ff3da89dfa1c2ef1ec54492d377b278ae125501df2dea7a8920867fc99ec36cc2b903922aa4ed8ff4971d3a58525c5fb1deb",
        "hex": "47304402206246ab71f22cec4db6fdc7b3580775693375b2500531841b641632142a1d90d5022009c75ef7a295a8341eca8cf9640044464b1772d257d1b1ac31428ab76573308d0141048f7f357791ff6e000212c8be5e40ff3da89dfa1c2ef1ec54492d377b278ae125501df2dea7a8920867fc99ec36cc2b903922aa4ed8ff4971d3a58525c5fb1deb"
      },
      "sequence": 4294967295
    },
    {
      "txid": "a1e4a5255ffaff52c99d53632c2181f3c38ab92a21bf8bb8dba2a59ffe2f42f3",
      "vout": 0,
      "scriptSig": {
        "asm": "3045022100849d49e76dd36563ea791649f9ac29fa6e964b513e2c95927d982ffe18f22a8d022034e7d112cddd695e8bac98a9459ebb9d2289a0394470fdf3eeb696356f4c118c[ALL] 048f7f357791ff6e000212c8be5e40ff3da89dfa1c2ef1ec54492d377b278ae125501df2dea7a8920867fc99ec36cc2b903922aa4ed8ff4971d3a58525c5fb1deb",
        "hex": "483045022100849d49e76dd36563ea791649f9ac29fa6e964b513e2c95927d982ffe18f22a8d022034e7d112cddd695e8bac98a9459ebb9d2289a0394470fdf3eeb696356f4c118c0141048f7f357791ff6e000212c8be5e40ff3da89dfa1c2ef1ec54492d377b278ae125501df2dea7a8920867fc99ec36cc2b903922aa4ed8ff4971d3a58525c5fb1deb"
      },
      "sequence": 4294967295
    }
  ],
  "vout": [
    {
      "value": 19.4999518,
      "n": 0,
      "scriptPubKey": {
        "asm": "OP_DUP OP_HASH160 9b9857635b1cc831c1513053c92a201c302db9a7 OP_EQUALVERIFY OP_CHECKSIG",
        "hex": "76a9149b9857635b1cc831c1513053c92a201c302db9a788ac",
        "reqSigs": 1,
        "type": "pubkeyhash",
        "addresses": [
          "1FBiEbdAtY7JCWNcPDyWVRJdeeQarTZDDn"
        ]
      }
    },
    {
      "value": 0.9999482,
      "n": 1,
      "scriptPubKey": {
        "asm": "OP_DUP OP_HASH160 8a653757e0843c0e7cac048a6e09c4648568e968 OP_EQUALVERIFY OP_CHECKSIG",
        "hex": "76a9148a653757e0843c0e7cac048a6e09c4648568e96888ac",
        "reqSigs": 1,
        "type": "pubkeyhash",
        "addresses": [
          "1DcmW6bHHFHxLvgH1qjiKzz24QAJPE23Zg"
        ]
      }
    }
  ]
}

It chokes on the first input it seems. I have no idea why my wallet is generating a transaction like this, seems to me it should be simpler. The first input is unnecessary and doesn’t exist.

This happens with Bitcoin Armory btw. I tried generating an unsigned transaction using Omniwallet, but I get “Unknown Error” there, on both Firefox and Chrome.

Does anyone know any other wallet that supports easy generating unsigned (raw) transactions?

I don’t know exactly what that means, but I suggest trying electrum as it seems very good to me.

@Seneca Will your forum software rely on any API abilities that are not currently available, or has everything that you need from SAFE been implemented there and it’s just up to you to code your app?

Where did I say that? Read my post correctly?

No you didn’t, even the second time. I pointed out to the irony that while there is apparently big interest in putting coins on exchanges, there is practically no interest in development. If you still don’t get the difference between that and a complaint it’s probably hopeless.

When @Seneca promise that PDC will be on an exchange? Not in the crowdsale terms.

And in the forum I only find that:

or that

You don’t care about development? Others don’t care about speculators. Take it or leave it.

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You seem to have a problem with reading. I didn´t complain about investors, I didn´t say everyone cares about development. I also never disputed that speculators don´t care about development. I find it ironic and your off way of insinuating I said different things won´t change that.

I also don´t believe you are an investor, for investors read the terms by which they risk their money carefully and don´t push people around for something that has never been promised to them.