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Title: Bitcoin Core multisig adresses Post by: RappelzReborn on June 04, 2015, 06:42:08 AM I know that we can create Multi signature adresses using Bitcoin Core but using commands on the console if I remember right , forgot what are the Commands but dosen't matter I can get them again ... However I want to know why when they console gives me back the adresses of Multisig that starts with "3" it dosen't get added to "Receiving Adresses" ? :o
Basically I should keep that adress somewhere ? and if I give it to someone is he going to be able to send me BTC or not ? all I have to do is keep it on a .txt file , give it to people and I will receive in my wallet just that simple ? cause it looks kinda weird whenI don't have it on my receiving adresses and i was wondering ... gracias amigos :-* Title: Re: Bitcoin Core multisig adresses Post by: Muhammed Zakir on June 04, 2015, 09:36:45 AM I know that we can create Multi signature adresses using Bitcoin Core but using commands on the console if I remember right , forgot what are the Commands but dosen't matter I can get them again ... However I want to know why when they console gives me back the adresses of Multisig that starts with "3" it dosen't get added to "Receiving Adresses" ? :o Mutlisig addresses start with 3 and no, it won't get added to 'Receiving Addresses'. Basically I should keep that adress somewhere ? You should save redeem script somewhere safe. and if I give it to someone is he going to be able to send me BTC or not ? Send him address starting with 3 you got and he will be able to send you BTC. Whether he/she sends BTC to you will depend on him/her. I can't answer that. all I have to do is keep it on a .txt file , give it to people and I will receive in my wallet just that simple ? You will have to save redeem script not only the address just like you save private key. cause it looks kinda weird whenI don't have it on my receiving adresses and i was wondering ... gracias amigos :-* Bienvenido! Title: Re: Bitcoin Core multisig adresses Post by: RappelzReborn on June 04, 2015, 10:04:11 AM I know that we can create Multi signature adresses using Bitcoin Core but using commands on the console if I remember right , forgot what are the Commands but dosen't matter I can get them again ... However I want to know why when they console gives me back the adresses of Multisig that starts with "3" it dosen't get added to "Receiving Adresses" ? :o Mutlisig addresses start with 3 and no, it won't get added to 'Receiving Addresses'. Basically I should keep that adress somewhere ? You should save redeem script somewhere safe. and if I give it to someone is he going to be able to send me BTC or not ? Send him address starting with 3 you got and he will be able to send you BTC. Whether he/she sends BTC to you will depend on him/her. I can't answer that. all I have to do is keep it on a .txt file , give it to people and I will receive in my wallet just that simple ? You will have to save redeem script not only the address just like you save private key. cause it looks kinda weird whenI don't have it on my receiving adresses and i was wondering ... gracias amigos :-* Bienvenido! I understood basically all of what you just said , only the "redeem script" that you just mentioned , what's that ?? I don't think I need to save it so I'am able to receive BTC right ? I need to save it just to not lose my BItcoin adress if I understood right ? Title: Re: Bitcoin Core multisig adresses Post by: Muhammed Zakir on June 04, 2015, 11:35:39 AM I understood basically all of what you just said , only the "redeem script" that you just mentioned , what's that ?? https://bitcoin.org/en/developer-guide#p2sh-scripts I don't think I need to save it so I'am able to receive BTC right ? I need to save it just to not lose my BItcoin adress if I understood right ? You need to save it to *spend* BTC from the address you create. See • https://bitcoin.org/en/developer-examples#p2sh-multisig • https://bitcoin.org/en/developer-guide#escrow-and-arbitration • https://bitcoin.org/en/glossary/redeem-script • http://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/a/22471 CMIIW. Title: Re: Bitcoin Core multisig adresses Post by: cinnamon_carter on June 04, 2015, 11:42:02 AM you dont own the multi sig address
Title: Re: Bitcoin Core multisig adresses Post by: Muhammed Zakir on June 04, 2015, 11:45:15 AM you dont own the multi sig address Can you please explain further what you meant? Thank you! Title: Re: Bitcoin Core multisig adresses Post by: coinableS on June 05, 2015, 04:51:50 AM I was able to add my multisig address on core with the watch-only feature. Obviously you still have to create a raw tx to spend, but at least you can see it in your wallet and have it in your receiving addresses.
https://i.imgur.com/iwfRlDp.png?1 Title: Re: Bitcoin Core multisig adresses Post by: RappelzReborn on June 05, 2015, 05:59:21 AM I was able to add my multisig address on core with the watch-only feature. Obviously you still have to create a raw tx to spend, but at least you can see it in your wallet and have it in your receiving addresses. https://i.imgur.com/iwfRlDp.png?1 Nice , good job . Mind telling us how you did that , I'am really interessted on that thing . Title: Re: Bitcoin Core multisig adresses Post by: coinableS on June 05, 2015, 12:45:54 PM Just add it as a watch only address. importaddress in your debug console. Type help in your console and look for the importaddress entry.
Code: importaddress 3xy1fGmcTrropzz34acB6vuYn23 label Title: Re: Bitcoin Core multisig adresses Post by: RappelzReborn on June 05, 2015, 04:52:33 PM Just add it as a watch only address. importaddress in your debug console. Type help in your console and look for the importaddress entry. Code: importaddress 3xy1fGmcTrropzz34acB6vuYn23 label Makes sense when you explain it that easy , feel dumb . thanks :-* Closing the topic right now |
