Title: Blockchain question/btm Post by: Evildrum on April 05, 2016, 06:34:04 PM Hypothetical question here and its more dreaming than anything.
To use a bitcoin atm you need a wallet and they have daily limits based on the address. Do I need to create multiple wallets or can I just create multiple addresses in that wallet to circumvent bitcoin limit for daily use? I ask because I rather not step into the office when the day comes that I have a bit of bitcoin and be forced to sign a KYC form because I potentially have gone over 10K in a week. Its all speculative but I am curious if what I am thinking is true. Recap: To make multiple withdrawls from a bitcoin atm with a limit of 1btc per day,do I need to create multiple wallets or can I create multiple addresses to get around this limit? This set up does not have the whole scan you hand and driver license all you need is a phone. Any one? Title: Re: Blockchain question/btm Post by: achow101 on April 05, 2016, 07:06:18 PM Just 10 new addresses. It is not possible to know whether multiple addresses belong to the same wallet unless a transaction happens where those addresses are the inputs. If you use 10 new addresses, you should be fine.
Title: Re: Blockchain question/btm Post by: Evildrum on April 06, 2016, 02:59:15 AM Thanks. Guess I was confused that all the addresse where like arms off the main address.
Title: Re: Blockchain question/btm Post by: bitbaby on April 06, 2016, 03:17:01 AM Thanks. Guess I was confused that all the addresse where like arms off the main address. For a wallet like Electrum where all the addresses are generated from a Seed, they're like arms but there is no way to link those unless of-course they're used together in a transaction. Title: Re: Blockchain question/btm Post by: Scream on April 06, 2016, 04:44:27 AM in my opinion you can use 1 wallet decentralized like xapo, so ATM bitcoin can't trace your address and you can send 1btc 10times maybe 100times or 1000times.
im never use ATM bitcoin, it's just my opinion. |