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Typically when you delete files the operating system just marks the disk area as empty so there could be a small chance that it could be recovered with specialized software. But if the laptop has been in active use then it is probably more likely that the disk area has been overwritten by new...

Oops. The neo4j database had become unresponsive for some reason. It's now running again. I will probably move it to a new server because the current one is running out of space. Here is monthly unique visitor stats for anyone interested: I probably won't install analytics on the new server.

If you think that you can predict the future then what's the benefit of making these bets over trading on an exchange? How much does the service provider (ADAMANT?) charge in fees?

What is the current status of ElectroPay? It seemed really promising but I haven't heard about it in a while.

What happened to the ElectroPay Dash POS device? It seemed really promising but I haven't heard about it in a while.

Some people who updated late were stuck in the wrong chain. To make sure that you are in the correct chain you can use the "getblockchaininfo" dash-cli command and compare the bestblockhash to any block explorer.

@FabioEcoe I tried to see if I can follow the money from the address that you provided, but I can only see that it had 0.83 Dash. Is that a wrong address since you said you lost 143 dash? What is the transaction id of the transaction(s) that you didn't authorize?

Yeah rewinding the blockchain with invalidateblock is quite slow in my experience. The more blocks you are invalidating the longer it takes and the only way to see the progress is by reading the debug.log file. It's not an easy procedure so for most users I would recommend just making a backup...

I think this solution is otherwise correct but the block hash to invalidate and later reconsider should be slightly before the 0.14 hardfork. If you only do it for the lastblockckhash then you are most likely still going to be in the minority chain. This reddit user seems to have the same problem.

Dashradar does not currently recognize old mixing transactions where multiple different denominations in the same mixing transaction was allowed.

Did you follow a tutorial? I think I got it to work following this tutorial: https://github.com/dashpay/dash/blob/master/doc/build-unix.md

@tungfa please add https://blockchair.com/dash edit: remove dashvotetracker. remove https://gilemon.com:8080/static/BlockchainVisualizer.html remove dashpeople.com add dashnexus add dashcrypto.org

I don't think there have been any changes to txids. Maybe your program is breaking because of special transactions. For example a quorum comitment transaction has no inputs or outputs: getrawtransaction ebcf4d5b223edd1ae1b1babf4f530aeefcf49b9bec00962c7f9b3f45b132d001 2 { "hex"...

Maybe the fee source input is required to have a certain amount of confirmations? Just guessing.

Do you know how the participant is defined here? How is it prevented that the the other 2, 3 or 4 participants are not the same entity?

The collateral fee which is paid randomly (10% chance) has been reduced from 0.01 to 0.0001 in the last year or so. The cheapness of mixing leads me to think that an attacker could run a lot of mixing clients to become the only mixing participant to some honest mixers. If you are only mixing...

Market standard is a weak excuse to send user data to third parties in my opinion but I understand that your resources are limited. I would rather have you focus on core development than this.

Looks nice. My only concern is that it seems to use google-analytics instead of a self hosted open-source alternative like matomo (formerly piwik). Do we really want to send data about our users to google?

It might be a good idea to take explorer.dash.org down until the reindexing is done. Or alternatively add a message telling people that it's not synced and suggesting them to use insight.dash.org in the meanwhile.

Transactions per day includes all transactions including mixing transactions, privatesend transactions and create denominations transactions.