Maybe it's haircomb.
Maybe she's born with it
Gabriel Powell
Oliver Brown
Ideal gf right there, OP
Ayden Ward
Claim haircomb then!
Asher Hughes
early comb claimer here. have over100 combs and a tattoo of jimmy saville on my big fleshy taint.
the modified bitcoin core client if you go to the info tab, it will show you the highest fee p2wsh output in the mempool. so you can just overbid it and ur chances of successfully claiming is 90% or higher then.
also claim to the same liquidity stack, this way if you want to move them you dont have to sign 21 txs to move each comb claim.
i have alot of early claims so all my combs are on their own stacks. so moving them would be 21 btc tx's each stack.
liquidity stacks can have unlimited addresses moved to. so 21 btc txs can scale to 1million comb addresses or any amount you want.
in that way it scales. but if your just moving 1 address to 1 address you still need to sign 21 txs on btc.
the day an exchange lists is the day that manually normal claiming will most likely be gone because they will add a claim tx to their output batches.
and most likely if it hits an exchange and has liquidity, then miner software will add it to their first output for 0 fee aswell. im taking a big shit rn
all speculation but if it happens then even 1 comb claim right now can be worth more then 1 btc in the future. easily.
another thing to consider is as the block reward drops in btc, it gives more incentive for the miners to look for other profits from finding blocks. this can easily be scalable bitcoin.
alot of ppl consider btc needs to have inflation over the long term to succeed. now im not one of them, but comb inflation is very low and its sustainable for hundreds of years.
Oliver Cruz
I think if you're claiming with the current client each of the secret addresses is its own liquidity stack, so if you claim with the corresponding mining address it's fine. When I claimed I just hit sweep and it kicked the combs to my wallet.
What I curious about though is if, after you sweep a stack, you could still use that stack for receiving transactions from other people, or if a stack is essentially dead once you sweep it. Need to look into the TX history code to figure out exactly how it works.
Christopher Parker
is comb real
Landon Murphy
No
Nolan Edwards
Yep.
Jonathan Hill
why?
Jackson King
Yes
Kayden Torres
how
Luke Morris
It’s not listed on CMC, Coingecko, etc. what’s the address? can I buy it on Uniswap?
Connor Gutierrez
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
Xavier Kelly
dude... its not an erc token. It holds an abstract value until a CEX gives liquidity to it, because the only way you claim it is during mining
Jaxon Thomas
Haircomb is quantum proof and anonymous, while also relying on the BTC blockchain. This means it can grow synergistically with BTC. As the mining rewards drop lower and lower, either TX fees or BTC price must rise to compensate. And there isn't unlimited money, so the BTC price can't rise forever (although some hope differently.) This means you'll see fees start to rise as time goes on make BTC less usable.
But if haircomb gains value, then because of the way haircomb claiming works, whomever mines the BTC block will be able to order the transactions to guarantee that they get the haircomb. This can provide a new incentive for the miners to continue.
The tech is also SUPER cool, I'm writing up a beginner's guide to it to hopefully get more people involved.
Nolan Howard
Can't purchase it yet, the only way to get it is to claim it.
Actually you could purchase it from somebody who already has claimed some and is willing to purchase, but atm very few have claimed, and fewer are willing to sell.
Justin Reyes
Why the fuck would anyone 'claim' if there is comb spam 24/7? Makes it pretty obvious its a scam ya retards
Justin Brooks
Read the whitepaper, baldy.
raw.githubusercontent.com
Liam Long
how many teeth does a hair comb have ?
Asher Wilson
> I'm writing up a beginner's guide to it to hopefully get more people involved.
GOOD LAD GOOD LAD
Lincoln Robinson
Natasha's has 21 :)
Luis Adams
it has so many teeth it will comb the bald
Adrian Green
Jason Perry
Kevin Kelly
Code is open source, no scam here baldy.
Noah Sullivan
>open source
>already compiled to .exe
Christopher Miller
>github.com
you can read the source code
how long have you been in crypto and you cant even use github
Jace Stewart
actually, reading the source doesn't matter if you end up downloading the premade .exe
Noah Fisher
then dont do that genius
Hudson Cook
just pointing out the deception of claiming open source then telling people to download an virus .exe
Levi Barnes
yes please download the haircomb virus
Nathan Martin
oh no i downloaded an virus
what an terrible mistake ive made