Hmm, interdasting… I've tinkered with Paymail for some time and realized that it's made of 2 main parts. :-) One part is is about receiving payments, the other about sending payments. Receiving payments via paymail address is really simple. Sending payments is a bit more complicated if Twetch wants to support other paymail services like HandCash and Relysia.
Pete Name and picture from twetch — not on-chain. The signature is; the profile is not.
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Interesting details from BSV wallets and other services that support Paymail protocol:
The "senderHandle" field isn't used as well as possible: HandCash by default uses paymail_resolver@handcash.io as the "senderHandle" despite the more logical option would be to use the true sender Paymail address, such as kuopassa@handcash.io in my case. Relysia uses admin@relysia.com.
Also "purpose" field isn't used as well as possible: none of the services/wallets I've so far tested have allowed the payment sender to specify a message for the "purpose" field. HandCash uses "Pay from HandCash", Signavera uses "Requesting Address", Relysia uses "Request from admin@relysia.com", but RockWallet, Simply.cash and Chainbow use nothing.
my2cents and Centi both use Relysia as the paymail service provider at least for outgoing payments to paymail addresses.
At the moment Twetch doesn't seem to support Paymail, same with RelayX. Probably caused by technical issues.
/pay @26064 0.01 USD
/pay 0.01 USD @26064
Partially available here: https://twetch.app
Yes, but subpages can still be accessed, such as this blog post published yesterday:
I'm building a service like Money Button where the user can provice KYC/KYB data, and which then can be used in a limited manner by external services. This service will have identities connected to BSV addresses.
But an exchange could do something different. :-) Two ideas:
An exchange could automatically store to the BSV blockchain their BTC, BCH, ETH etc. wallet addresses, for example once per 10 minutes. Thus anyone could verify the balances and how much on-chain trading volume has occurred.
An exchange probably doesn't do on-chain transactions very much simply because it's too expensive (for example using BTC and ETH). That means when a trade happens, the exchange will change the balances of individual accounts inside their own database. So funds are not actually moved anywhere until the account owner withdraws funds. This of course leads to all kinds of shady practices. An exchange who doesn't want to look shady could do this:
Use BSV for all trading-related bookkeeping -- all trades could be saved to the BSV blockchain for example in batches once every 10 minutes.
Ironically any exchange could use BSV blockchain to verify their trading volume truly exists if they'd store data to the chain.
I made this Web page for creating "mention lists":
https://kuopassa.net/mentionmaker/?from=0&to=50
Change "to" variable from 50 to something else, like 300. That creates mentions from 0-300. By changing "from" variable from 0 to something else, you can create the range from some else number, such as 200. That way you can mention users in the range of 200-300.
Mentioning every Twetch user (from 0 to 163607) would cost 818 USD. It might be a good marketing tactic if someone would have a valuable product or service that should get attention from the BSV community. But then posting a large message with so many mentions is probably not possible because of technical limitations, so it would be advisable to split the megamention message into smaller parts. (For example 100 mentions per message.)
Testing: @0 @1 @2 @3 @4 @5 @6 @7 @8 @9 @10 @11 @12 @13 @14 @15 @16 @17 @18 @19 @20 @21 @22 @23 @24 @25 @26 @27 @28 @29 @30 @31 @32 @33 @34 @35 @36 @37 @38 @39 @40 @41 @42 @43 @44 @45 @46 @47 @48 @49 @50 @51 @52 @53 @54 @55 @56 @57 @58 @59 @60 @61 @62 @63 @64 @65 @66 @67 @68 @69 @70 @71 @72 @73 @74 @75 @76 @77 @78 @79 @80 @81 @82 @83 @84 @85 @86 @87 @88 @89 @90 @91 @92 @93 @94 @95 @96 @97 @98 @99 @100
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You are a strange person, @11377
The "CE" symbol may actually be "C E" symbol. Wikipedia describes the function of CE:
"[…] indicates that the manufacturer or importer affirms the goods' conformity with European health, safety, and environmental protection standards."
"C E" is a Chinese countermeasure to bypass "CE". This symbol, which is intentionally made to look like "CE", comes from the words China Export.
You're from Hodlocker aren't you? That exceptional schizopost is not native to Twetch — here be retards.
Also archiving that a fighter plane just flew over our town. I don't know if it was Finnish or Russian. 😉
Archiving this screenshot from Chilocker (which mirrors Hodlocker content).
Eino is a nice touch. 🤖👍
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APRIL GIBAWAY: Follow this account, branch this post, and I send you $1 (active accounts only).
If you would like a chance to win $50 in Bitcoin, offer something for sale in your pinned post besides Twonks. At the end of April, I pick the Twetch entrepreneur I like the best. It's time to get serious about building an alternate economy here.
Maybe get a real insurance if you're worried something bad happens.
He barks the bark, but!
As it's time to walk the walk,
just the hind leg lifts.
Then golden shower gifts.
Duro Dogs has a new rare collectible: Craig The Gold Digger Pendant. Only 352 minted! Get yours from:
I thought it was something like this.
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Centi has a stablecoin that could be used for this purpose, but it has only stablecoins worth of 200k CHF in circulation. 1 CHF = 1.11 USD.
At the left side piss bottles fly, but on the right it's the shit eagles.
Storing thousands of keys isn't a great challenge because the most simple way is to write a program that creates new address-key pair and stores that inside a database. The most simple database is a text file where each line contains the private key (and maybe address for convenience).
This is more fresh, apparently from Venezuela:
Is that Hebrew? That's a cryptic language. 🧠
At least the skin glove didn't come off. 😶
Some events are rehearsals so that the next events can be conducted better. 😷