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• belltown

  

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  Where can I find official information about address we should send fund to for a burn process?

  Why dogeparty.io doesn't list it? If official source doesn't list the address how can we trust that we send funds to the right address?

  Posted on August 14, 2014 at 4:16 PM
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• Outragedhuman

  

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  @rob

  I had seen they were just over 100% of the goal when I last checked, and thought that meant the funding was closed.

  I guess a lot of people just want to get rid of Doge, lol.

  You're quite welcome. The guy before me did a good summary of the process, and it's also described on their website.

  Posted on August 14, 2014 at 4:17 PM
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• Outragedhuman

  

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  @belltown Where can I find official information about address we should send fund to for a burn process?

  Why dogeparty.io doesn't list it? If official source doesn't list the address how can we trust that we send funds to the right address?

  The feature shows up within the wallet.dogeparty.io website once you fund THAT wallet with some regular Dogecoins. You'll click the little arrow next to "XDP" and one of the options will say "BURN".

  Then it goes here: http://dogechain.info/address/DDogepartyxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxw1dfzr

  However, I don't think you can send doge directly to the burn address above, and expect XCP in return, as the Doge has to come from a Dogeparty wallet. I realize this can be a bit confusing....

  Posted on August 14, 2014 at 4:19 PM
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• belltown

  

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  @outragedhuman

  @belltown Where can I find official information about address we should send fund to for a burn process?

  Why dogeparty.io doesn't list it? If official source doesn't list the address how can we trust that we send funds to the right address?

  The feature shows up within the wallet.dogeparty.io website once you fund THAT wallet with some regular Dogecoins. You'll click the little arrow next to "XDP" and one of the options will say "BURN".

  Then it goes here: http://dogechain.info/address/DDogepartyxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxw1dfzr

  However, I don't think you can send doge directly to the burn address above, and expect XCP in return, as the Doge has to come from a Dogeparty wallet. I realize this can be a bit confusing....

  Thank you! Now I see it's legit.

  Posted on August 14, 2014 at 4:24 PM
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• sbux

  

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  Is there official FAQ about burn?

  Posted on August 14, 2014 at 4:40 PM
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• Outragedhuman

  

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  @sbux Is there official FAQ about burn?

  AFAIK all the information is on dogeparty.io

  Posted on August 14, 2014 at 5:22 PM
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• Rob

  

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  @outragedhuman

  @sbux Is there official FAQ about burn?

  AFAIK all the information is on dogeparty.io

  I found it very straight forward, especially if you've used Counterwallet, as I assume everyone here has.

  Posted on August 14, 2014 at 5:27 PM
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• mdw

  

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  I'm a huge fan of this idea in general. These meta protocols can and should become chain-agnostic, and this is the first thing I've seen to try to migrate away from Bitcoin.

  What percentage of people d'ya think used one or more of these words in their 12 word passphrase for the wallet? And how long before those guys sending bots out to "mine" brainwallets try to find these?

  "such many so coin very much moon wow shibe crypto"

  Edit: passphrases auto-generated

  • many relief, such whew
  Posted on August 14, 2014 at 5:31 PM
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• Outragedhuman

  

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  @mdw I'm a huge fan of this idea in general. These meta protocols can and should become chain-agnostic, and this is the first thing I've seen to try to migrate away from Bitcoin.

  What percentage of people d'ya think used one or more of these words in their 12 word passphrase for the wallet? And how long before those guys sending bots out to "mine" brainwallets try to find these?

  "such many so coin very much moon wow shibe crypto"

  HAH! Probably a lot, but with 12 words even a dictionary attack would be a pretty rough brute-force. If there is currently, or ever will be, login-attempt throttling it would make it that much worse.

  Posted on August 14, 2014 at 5:35 PM
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• Rob

  

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  @mdw I'm a huge fan of this idea in general. These meta protocols can and should become chain-agnostic, and this is the first thing I've seen to try to migrate away from Bitcoin.

  What percentage of people d'ya think used one or more of these words in their 12 word passphrase for the wallet? And how long before those guys sending bots out to "mine" brainwallets try to find these?

  "such many so coin very much moon wow shibe crypto"

  Imagine as people who control major assets get their wallets hacked! I'm already trying to figure out a way to limit the damage one could do. Will be interesting...

  Posted on August 14, 2014 at 5:37 PM
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