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    Cryptocurrency AMA Announcement: Robert Alice Project - Raising money for Fran Finney's ALS - Monday, 5th October 2020 - 5PM (PST)

    October 04, 2020

    Cryptocurrency AMA Announcement: Robert Alice Project - Raising money for Fran Finney's ALS - Monday, 5th October 2020 - 5PM (PST)

    AMA Announcement: Robert Alice Project - Raising money for Fran Finney's ALS - Monday, 5th October 2020 - 5PM (PST)

    Posted: 03 Oct 2020 03:16 PM PDT

    We are pleased to invite Robert Alice Project for an AMA here at r/CyptoCurrency on Monday, 5th October 2020 at 5 pm PST / 12 am GST.

    One artist's journey to hand-paint all 12.3 million digits of Bitcoin's code over 3 years, Portraits of a Mind by Robert Alice is the largest work of art in blockchain's history and is the first artwork and NFT from the crypto space to be exhibited and auctioned at Christie's New York on October 7.

    Read more about it here: https://decrypt.co/42581/a-massive-bitcoin-artwork-is-being-auctioned-at-christies

    Link to Christies: https://www.christies.com/lotfinder/installations-video-art/robert-alice-block-21-6283759-details.aspx?from=searchresults&intObjectID=6283759

    The Robert Alice project was founded by Benjamin Gentilli, a London-based artist , in 2018 to promote blockchain culture within the visual arts. Ben is a big supporter of ALS, and they are currently launching the largest work of art in Bitcoin's history. He has hand painted all 12.3 million digits of code behind BTC version 0.1.0, it took 3 years and is over 50m long.

    Join the artist Robert Alice for an AMA here, to ask questions about the making of the 50 meter painting, plus a few little revelations about Satoshi and Hal Finney that no one else knows but him…..

    Robert Alice will be donating 0.00019 ($2) for every question asked, split between CoinCenter and Social Alpha Foundation.

    Date/Time: Monday, 5th October 2020 - 5 pm (PST) / 12 am (GST)

    Duration: 1 Hour

    Photos: https://imgur.com/a/cNCcRRZ

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    Daily Discussion - October 4, 2020 (GMT+0)

    Posted: 03 Oct 2020 05:11 PM PDT

    Welcome to the Daily Discussion. Please read the disclaimer, guidelines, and rules before participating.

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    Though karma rules still apply, moderation is less stringent on this thread than on the rest of the sub. Therefore, consider all information posted here with several liberal heaps of salt, and always cross check any information you may read on this thread with known sources. Any trade information posted in this open thread may be highly misleading, and could be an attempt to manipulate new readers by known "pump and dump (PnD) groups" for their own profit. BEWARE of such practices and exercise utmost caution before acting on any trade tip mentioned here.

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    Note it

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    Pretty accurate

    Posted: 04 Oct 2020 03:11 AM PDT

    Would you long or short in this chart?

    Posted: 04 Oct 2020 02:35 AM PDT

    Let's make history!

    Posted: 03 Oct 2020 04:17 PM PDT

    I like the ethics of r/cc but I feel like you guys don’t offer much insight...

    Posted: 03 Oct 2020 09:10 PM PDT

    Comparing this sub to something obscure like 4chans /biz/, you do have to wade through some shit but if you goto biz with a legit question you'll walk away with some diverse and highly educated responses.

    Biz doesn't bombard you with run-of-the-mill, basically useless/irrelevant coin telegraph blog posts.

    It's rare to see a thread going on with real talk here. This sub almost feels like an amateur/enthusiast forum although I've only been browsing for a month and a half... I know this probably isn't the best place to ask, but are there any better subs than r/cc?

    Edit: What do mods do here exactly? Quality control doesn't seem to be high on their list. 😅

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    Opinions on the ledger live UI experience.

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    There are many digital assets that you can store on ledger but are not integrated into ledger live. Resulting in having to cycle through 3rd party web wallets to calculate a portfolio. Is this something that will be updated and integrated or is it a limitation of the device. It can be a frustrating experience.

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    Seedshift: BIP-39 mnemonic phrase date shift cipher encryption/obfuscation

    Posted: 04 Oct 2020 03:27 AM PDT

    I wrote this Python script https://github.com/mifunetoshiro/Seedshift that encrypts your English mnemonic seed words using a date shift cipher and optionally obfuscates them by mapping them to the Unicode characters in the Traditional Chinese BIP-39 wordlist (to just obfuscate them and not encrypt them with the date shift cipher, I wrote this script: https://github.com/mifunetoshiro/bip39_obfuscator), so you can safely store the seed words and not have to worry about a thief finding them. There is also an option to split the encrypted/obfuscated seed words into 2-out-of-3 recovery sheets.

    Note that you do not need this script to encrypt/decrypt your seed words with a date shift cipher, you can do all of it by hand on a piece of paper. Please read the "Safe usage" section on GitHub!

    Example usage:

    Let's say oppose duck hello neglect reveal key humor mosquito road evoke flock hedgehog are your seed words. The script takes dates in YYYY-MM-DD format. So let's say you use 3 dates: your mother's birthday is 1963-07-10, your father's birthday is 1956-04-27, and your birthday is 1994-01-31. The script will automatically sort the dates from oldest to newest (you don't have to input them in that order) and split each in 3 parts (year, month, day) which will be used to right-shift the words' positions in the English BIP-39 wordlist. In the above example: 1956, 4, 27, 1963, 7, 10, 1994, 1, 31. The script will shift the words and output a table with the shifted words, their number and the Unicode codepoint of the Chinese counterpart character in the Traditional Chinese wordlist (if present):

    | # | Original | Number | Shifted | Encrypted | Number | Chinese | |----|----------|--------|---------|-----------|--------|---------| | 1 | oppose | 1245 | 1956 | mosquito | 1153 | 5BF6 | | 2 | duck | 543 | 4 | dust | 547 | 5B57 | | 3 | hello | 855 | 27 | hotel | 882 | 6162 | | 4 | neglect | 1185 | 1963 | maximum | 1100 | 7238 | | 5 | reveal | 1476 | 7 | rich | 1483 | 6C2E | | 6 | key | 977 | 10 | kitten | 987 | 6FC3 | | 7 | humor | 889 | 1994 | hair | 835 | 4E4E | | 8 | mosquito | 1153 | 1 | mother | 1154 | 5348 | | 9 | road | 1496 | 31 | salute | 1527 | 95CA | | 10 | evoke | 625 | 1956 | dream | 533 | 52E2 | | 11 | flock | 715 | 4 | flush | 719 | 932F | | 12 | hedgehog | 853 | 27 | hospital | 880 | 4E95 |

    To decrypt them and get back your original seed words, the script will accept the encrypted words, their numbers or the Unicode codepoints and the same dates you used to encrypt them (again, you can also do all of this by hand and don't need the script at all).

    Note that the last encrypted word will most likely not be a valid checksum word (in the above example, hospital is valid, though). Having a valid checksum last word can provide plausible deniability in that the encrypted words are in fact encrypted, as they are valid BIP-39 seed words. You could even store a small amount of coins there, so if someone ever steals/uses your seed words, that's all they're going to think you have. The script can generate a valid last checksum word for your encrypted words if you want to replace it (if it's already valid, the script will tell you so, and you don't have to replace it), however, it's not possible to decrypt it back to the original checksum word. If you choose to replace it, you will have to remember or write down your original or encrypted last word!

    You can store the Chinese Unicode codepoints in multiple ways, since each is 4 characters long (just remember this fact when you want to rebuild your original seed words). You could write it unchanged: 5BF6 5B57 6162 7238 6C2E 6FC3 4E4E 5348 95CA 52E2 932F 4E95, or, to make it look even more random, as a bunch of hexadecimal characters that return useless nonsense when converted back to text ([ö[Wabr8l.oÃNNSHÊRâ/N), you could write it without spaces: 5BF65B57616272386C2E6FC34E4E534895CA52E2932F4E95, you could write it with a space every 2 characters: 5B F6 5B 57 61 62 72 38 6C 2E 6F C3 4E 4E 53 48 95 CA 52 E2 93 2F 4E 95, you could group two or more together: 5BF65B57 61627238 6C2E6FC3 4E4E5348 95CA52E2 932F4E95, etc. To lookup and convert the Unicode codepoints manually, just do a Google search of e.g. "4E95 unicode" or use Unicode.org's Unihan Database Lookup: https://unicode.org/charts/unihan.html, then find the position of the character in the BIP-39 Traditional Chinese wordlist. I included "mapping_table.txt" and "mapping_table_unicode_sorted.txt" for faster/easier lookup to save you the trouble.

    Optionally, the script can output a 2-out-of-3 recovery sheets like this:

    | Sheet 1 | Sheet 2 | Sheet 3 | |----------------------------|----------------------------|----------------------------| | #1: mosquito / 1153 / 5BF6 | #1: mosquito / 1153 / 5BF6 | #2: dust / 547 / 5B57 | | #2: dust / 547 / 5B57 | #3: hotel / 882 / 6162 | #3: hotel / 882 / 6162 | | #4: maximum / 1100 / 7238 | #4: maximum / 1100 / 7238 | #5: rich / 1483 / 6C2E | | #5: rich / 1483 / 6C2E | #6: kitten / 987 / 6FC3 | #6: kitten / 987 / 6FC3 | | #7: hair / 835 / 4E4E | #7: hair / 835 / 4E4E | #8: mother / 1154 / 5348 | | #8: mother / 1154 / 5348 | #9: salute / 1527 / 95CA | #9: salute / 1527 / 95CA | | #10: dream / 533 / 52E2 | #10: dream / 533 / 52E2 | #11: flush / 719 / 932F | | #11: flush / 719 / 932F | #12: hospital / 880 / 4E95 | #12: hospital / 880 / 4E95 |

    Write down and store each sheet separately at a different location. Please remember that if you replaced the last encrypted seed word with a valid checksum word, you will have to remember or write down your original or encrypted last word somewhere as well!

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    Check this Land Rover discovery Bitcoin style������

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