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Title: Saving each address in a different wallet Post by: bitcoin_builder on November 03, 2013, 06:13:52 AM Let's say I I generate 10 addresses in bitcoin-qt client. Is it possible to save each address in a different wallet.dat file?
Title: Re: Saving each address in a different wallet Post by: Rluner on November 03, 2013, 06:27:49 AM I don't believe bitcoin qt supports that feature.
Title: Re: Saving each address in a different wallet Post by: Shallow on November 03, 2013, 06:34:05 AM Yes if you generate them seperately
Title: Re: Saving each address in a different wallet Post by: bitcoin_builder on November 03, 2013, 06:54:00 AM Yes if you generate them seperately How do I generate them separately?Title: Re: Saving each address in a different wallet Post by: jackjack on November 03, 2013, 12:22:57 PM 0. n=0
1. n=n+1 2. Run bitcoin-qt 3. Generate an address 4. Quit bitcoin-qt 5. Rename wallet.dat to wallet_n.dat 6. Goto 1. Title: Re: Saving each address in a different wallet Post by: Kouye on November 03, 2013, 02:23:31 PM 0. n=0 1. n=n+1 2. Run bitcoin-qt 3. Generate an address 4. Quit bitcoin-qt 5. Rename wallet.dat to wallet_n.dat 6. Goto 1. I'd just add a "Wait for 5 minutes" between 2 and 3. ;D Alternatively, you can generate all (x) addresses from the same wallet, export the (x) p-keys, import each of them in a new fresh wallet, and ultimately delete the first generating wallet. Title: Re: Saving each address in a different wallet Post by: bitcoin_builder on November 03, 2013, 02:58:39 PM 0. n=0 1. n=n+1 2. Run bitcoin-qt 3. Generate an address 4. Quit bitcoin-qt 5. Rename wallet.dat to wallet_n.dat 6. Goto 1. What's "n" here? Title: Re: Saving each address in a different wallet Post by: 2weiX on November 03, 2013, 03:03:31 PM 0. n=0 1. n=n+1 2. Run bitcoin-qt 3. Generate an address 4. Quit bitcoin-qt 5. Rename wallet.dat to wallet_n.dat 6. Goto 1. What's "n" here? n = x, imho Title: Re: Saving each address in a different wallet Post by: bitcoin_builder on November 03, 2013, 03:05:28 PM 0. n=0 1. n=n+1 2. Run bitcoin-qt 3. Generate an address 4. Quit bitcoin-qt 5. Rename wallet.dat to wallet_n.dat 6. Goto 1. I'd just add a "Wait for 5 minutes" between 2 and 3. ;D Alternatively, you can generate all (x) addresses from the same wallet, export the (x) p-keys, import each of them in a new fresh wallet, and ultimately delete the first generating wallet. I exported keys and it generated one CSV for all keys. But I don't see any import or load wallet option in litecoin-qt Title: Re: Saving each address in a different wallet Post by: Kouye on November 03, 2013, 03:08:27 PM 0. n=0 1. n=n+1 2. Run bitcoin-qt 3. Generate an address 4. Quit bitcoin-qt 5. Rename wallet.dat to wallet_n.dat 6. Goto 1. I'd just add a "Wait for 5 minutes" between 2 and 3. ;D Alternatively, you can generate all (x) addresses from the same wallet, export the (x) p-keys, import each of them in a new fresh wallet, and ultimately delete the first generating wallet. I exported keys and it generated one CSV for all keys. But I don't see any import or load wallet option in litecoin-qt Not sure about litecoin-qt, but using bitcoin-qt, you can go to help=>Debuging=>Console and use the importprivkey command there. Type "help importprivkey" first to get the right syntax. |