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Title: [Abe Block Explorer] Who is interested in full support for multisig/P2SH tx?
Post by: ShadesOfMarble on March 25, 2013, 09:03:51 PM
Abe currently lacks support for new types of transactions.
John Tobey indicated he is willing to implement full support for these transactions for an amount of 11 BTC (at current exchange rate).

Please refer to this post: (I've opened this thread to gather attention.)
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=22785.msg1673735#msg1673735

6/11 BTC have already been pledged.


Title: Re: [Abe Block Explorer] Who is interested in full support for multisig/P2SH tx?
Post by: Jouke on March 26, 2013, 11:02:19 PM
If Abe will support this, it will be very easy to create and check an enormous variety of transactions.

If you want to be able to do stuff blockchain.info does with transactions, Abe is the way to go!


Title: Re: [Abe Block Explorer] Who is interested in full support for multisig/P2SH tx?
Post by: John Tobey on March 28, 2013, 03:51:43 PM
Thanks to the market, the asking price is down to 8 "at current rates" (c. $750).  But pledges have also been "at current rates"... danged volatility.


Title: Re: [Abe Block Explorer] Who is interested in full support for multisig/P2SH tx?
Post by: ShadesOfMarble on March 29, 2013, 12:31:56 AM
Well, I think I keep my pledge at 2 BTC. If Jouke does the same (he said "at current rates"), only 2 BTC are missing!


Come on guys - Abe is a great piece of software and incredibly useful!


Title: Re: [Abe Block Explorer] Who is interested in full support for multisig/P2SH tx?
Post by: ShadesOfMarble on April 01, 2013, 01:04:26 PM
Just a small push ;) Only a few BTC are missing!


Title: Re: [Abe Block Explorer] Who is interested in full support for multisig/P2SH tx?
Post by: John Tobey on April 08, 2013, 04:11:44 PM
Thanks to deflation, I am asking 4.5 BTC.

EDIT: still "at current rates".  IOW, $800 USD.

But the early Bitcoin adopters got too much.  Not "too much" in the sense of "unfair" nor in the sense of "I want them" or "it can't work", but enough to plague the currency with exchange rate volatility for the foreseeable future.  Perhaps even enough to limit the exchange value's upside.