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I doubt you can do this the way @ashmoran described - script doesn't control the destination of funds neither it can send anything. All script can do is to control that this exact utxo is spendable only by someone who provides the right conditions for this script to evaluate to "true". However...

Not sure what you are asking about exactly and why would you need uncompressed pubkey specifically. Compressed pubkey is completely legit and is used by default. To read more about pubkey formats - https://bitcoin.org/en/developer-guide#public-key-formats

1) a) listsinceblock is used to demonstrate the difference, it doesn't filter out normal/pending/non-IS txes b) it should... why wouldn't it? c) yes, you can see txes with bcconfirmations > 0 in the example 2) there is no special lib for this in C++, you just need to invoke RPC call (http...

"validateaddress youraddresshere"

Either type "walletpasphrase YourPassPhrase 30" (YourPassPhrase should be your passphrase and 30 is a timeout after which your wallet will be locked again) or simply unlock wallet via Settings -> Unlock Wallet...

IS fee is 0.001 per input. If network get loaded this much and normal fee would get close to IS fee, we'll just rise the block size limit.

Works for me but let's ping @crowning anyway :) PS. Moved to General

ok, so: 1. local wallet and remote node are synced (block count matches, sync process finished on both sides) 2. masternode start-alias <alias> 3. what's in remote logs? EDIT: can you send remote debug.log to my email?

Just let them run for a while and they should become enabled if sentinel is (was) configured correctly (before).

"Receiving" addresses are the ones you requested explicitly. When you send coins new change address is created automatically for you, change addresses are not shown in "Receiving" list. To copy address in Coin Selection just right-click and choose "Copy Address".

Delete fee_estimates.dat in DashCore folder and and see if it helps (12.0 had a bug so if you installed it over the old version it preserved old stats in this file)

I wouldn't count every silent MNO as a "cryptotard". I guess we can agree that there are 3 possible groups of MNOs: active voters, "lurkers", "cryptotards" (I would call them "speculators"). I might be wrong but I believe that the further the project moves the less "cryptotards"/"speculators" we...

Yep, this can be the case too. But that's where economic incentive starts to push because the more you waste funds on "stupid" proposals and not funding "good" ones the more you damage the price of the token and thus the value of your investments. This should force "silent" majority to wake up...

I don't think there is smth to fix. I personally only vote when the whole picture doesn't quite match my vision which proposals should pass and which shouldn't. If everything looks good enough I don't bother :oops: My guess is that the silent majority of masternodes sharing the same logic...

@demo, please keep discussion on topic and stop derailing every thread you are participating in. Moved "pivx community this, pivx community that" posts to the appropriate subforum. If anyone is interested in @demo 's progress with similar proposal for PIVX, you can follow this thread...

ping @rango

Using cracked version of security software is not a good idea in general. Also it's not a good idea to post this on our forum cause using this "version" is an unlawful activity as far as I can tell. For now, I'm just locking this thread. Be aware that next time you violate forum rules, you'll...

Try another pool maybe? Or could be that you hashrate is way too low - GPUs days are gone, it's ASICs era now in Dash.

No offense, but nothing is free. "If you are not paying for the product YOU are the product" :rolleyes: