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assets/basics/cryptocurrencies.md

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# Cryptocurrencies
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## Miners
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```[minergate](/man/minergate)```
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```[xmrig](/man/xmrig)```
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```[bfgminer](/man/bfgminer)```
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```[multiminer](/man/multiminer)```
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```[awesomeminer](/man/awesomeminer)```
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```[cgminer](/man/cgminer)```
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```[cardano-node](/man/cardano-node)```
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```[polkadot](/man/polkadot)```
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## Wallets
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```[electrum](/man/electrum)```
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```[daedalus](/man/daedalus)```
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```[armory](/man/armory)```
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```[exodus](/man/exodus)```
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```[eidoo](/man/eidoo)```
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```[mycrypto](/man/mycrypto)```
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```[jaxx](/man/jaxx)```
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```[wasabi](/man/wasabi)```
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```[mymonero](/man/mymonero)```
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```[multidoge](/man/multidoge)```
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```[dogecoincore](/man/dogecoincore)```
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```[guarda](/man/guarda)```
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```[geth](/man/geth)```
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## Trading Bots
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```[krypto-trading-bot](/man/krypto-trading-bot)```
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```[freqtrade](/man/freqtrade)```
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```[gekko](/man/gekko)```
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```[blackbird](/man/blackbird)```
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```[gocryptotrader](/man/gocryptotrader)```
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```[hummingbot](/man/hummingbot)```
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```[bitvision](/man/bitvision)```
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```[tradinggym](/man/tradinggym)```
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```[node-binance-trader](/man/node-binance-trader)```
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```[octobot](/man/octobot)```
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```[r2](/man/r2)```
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```[peregrine](/man/peregrine)```
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## Coin Tracker
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```[cointop](/man/cointop)```
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```[coinmon](/man/coinmon)```

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## Display printer status
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```[lpstat](/man/lpstat) -t```
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## Enable printer
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```[enable](/man/enable) [name]```
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## Disable printer
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```[disable](/man/disable) [name]```

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# System control
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## Lock screen
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```[gnome-screensaver-command](/man/gnome-screensaver-command) -l```
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```[dbus-send](/man/dbus-send) --type=method_call --dest=org.freedesktop.ScreenSaver /ScreenSaver org.freedesktop.ScreenSaver.Lock```
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## Unlock screen
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```[gnome-screensaver-command](/man/gnome-screensaver-command) -a```
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```[dbus-send](/man/dbus-send) --type=method_call --dest=org.freedesktop.ScreenSaver /ScreenSaver org.freedesktop.ScreenSaver.SetActive boolean:false```
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## Reboot the system

assets/commands/dogecoincore.md

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# TAGLINE
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Dogecoin Core daemon and CLI client
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# TLDR
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**Start the Dogecoin daemon**
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```dogecoind -daemon```
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**Get blockchain info**
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```dogecoin-cli getblockchaininfo```
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**Get wallet balance**
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```dogecoin-cli getbalance```
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**Send Dogecoin to an address**
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```dogecoin-cli sendtoaddress "[address]" [amount]```
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**Stop the daemon**
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```dogecoin-cli stop```
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# SYNOPSIS
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**dogecoind** [_options_]
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**dogecoin-cli** [_options_] _command_ [_params_]
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# PARAMETERS
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**-daemon**
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> Run dogecoind in the background as a daemon.
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**-testnet**
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> Use the test network.
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**-datadir** _DIR_
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> Specify data directory.
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**-conf** _FILE_
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> Specify configuration file.
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**-rpcuser** _USER_
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> Username for JSON-RPC connections.
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**-rpcpassword** _PASS_
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> Password for JSON-RPC connections.
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**-rpcport** _PORT_
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> Listen for JSON-RPC connections on this port.
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**-help**
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> Display help information.
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**-version**
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> Display version information.
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# DESCRIPTION
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**Dogecoin Core** consists of **dogecoind**, the full node daemon that validates and relays transactions on the Dogecoin network, and **dogecoin-cli**, a command-line client for interacting with the daemon via JSON-RPC.
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The CLI supports wallet operations (sending, receiving, balance queries), blockchain queries, network management, and mining controls. Configuration is stored in **dogecoin.conf**.
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# CAVEATS
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Running a full node requires downloading the entire Dogecoin blockchain. The daemon must be running for dogecoin-cli to work. Based on Bitcoin Core.
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# SEE ALSO
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[electrum](/man/electrum)(1), [geth](/man/geth)(1)
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# TAGLINE
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wireless recon visualization tool for Kismet data
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# TLDR
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**Import Kismet NETXML data**
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```giskismet -x [kismet-output.netxml]```
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**Query for specific access points by ESSID**
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```giskismet -q "select * from wireless where ESSID='[MyNetwork]'"```
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**Export results to KML file**
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```giskismet -x [data.netxml] -o [output.kml]```
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**Filter by encryption type**
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```giskismet -x [data.netxml] --encryption [WPA]```
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**Filter by BSSID**
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```giskismet -x [data.netxml] --bssid [AA:BB:CC:DD:EE:FF]```
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# SYNOPSIS
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**giskismet** [_options_]
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# PARAMETERS
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**-h**, **--help**
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**-v**, **--version**
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> Display version.
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**-x** _FILE_, **--xml** _FILE_
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> Parse Kismet NETXML file.
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**--csv** _FILE_
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> Parse Kismet CSV file.
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**--bssid** _FILTER_
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> Filter by BSSID (file or comma-separated list).
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**--essid** _FILTER_
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> Filter by encryption type (file or comma-separated list).
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> Filter by channel (file or comma-separated list).
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> Insert only access points.
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**-q** _SQL_, **--query** _SQL_
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# DESCRIPTION
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**giskismet** is a Perl-based tool that processes wireless recon data gathered by **Kismet** and stores it in a SQLite database. Users can run SQL queries against the data and generate **Google Earth KML** files for mapping access point locations.
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# TAGLINE
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# TLDR
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**Start an interactive chess game**
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**Play in two-player mode** (user vs user)
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```gnuchess -u```
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**Load a game from a PGN file**
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# PREVIEW
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**gnuchess** is a free chess-playing program that can be used as a standalone interactive chess game or as a backend engine for graphical chess frontends like **XBoard** or **GNOME Chess**. It supports both the **XBoard** and **UCI** communication protocols.
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# HISTORY
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GNU Chess was first written by **Stuart Cracraft** in **1984**, making it one of the earliest programs in the GNU Project. It has been maintained by numerous contributors over the decades and remains one of the most well-known free software chess engines.
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# TAGLINE
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**Get ticker for a currency pair**
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**gocryptotrader** is an open-source cryptocurrency trading engine written in Go. It supports simultaneous connections to multiple exchanges for trading, portfolio management, and market data retrieval.
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The companion CLI tool **gctcli** provides command-line access to the trading engine via gRPC, allowing users to query tickers, manage orders, view portfolios, and configure exchange connections. The engine supports backtesting, live trading, and paper trading modes.
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