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A partial answer is probably in the same API docs for the TXoutput: addresses array[string]
Addresses that correspond to this output; typically this will only have a single address, and you can think of this output as having “sent” value to the address contained herein I'm not aware of any current use cases that have multiple addresses for a single output... perhaps it was going to be a planned feature that was simply never implemented... but the API was left as is.  Also, you should note that this is the Blockcypher API, which is not necessarily identical to the Bitcoin spec... I am using this tool https://github.com/libbitcoin/libbitcoin-system/blob/79442071497efe14801d103dd5d400dc3157bbf6/include/bitcoin/system/chain/output.hpp and I face the same issue, I wanted to confirm if there is / can be a case where I will face an output with more than one address. |
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I understand that bitcoin transaction has 1 or more inputs and 1 or more outputs. I was assuming, that each input and output is related to a single address, however, when reading the blockcypher api docs I read: addresses array[string]
An array of public addresses associated with the output of the previous transaction.
How is it possible that multiple addresses are involved with a single input or output? I was thinking of multi-signature transactions, however, afaik this would be accomplished by writing a script, which would then be hashed (or double-hashed, since btc folks like to double-hash all the things  ) which would represent the P2SH address, right? Disclaimer: I searched the internet with no success, all I was able to find were questions à la "Why does a BTC tx have multiple inputs/outputs". Also, I'm not a native English speaker, so forgive me any probably existing mistakes I made. |
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Email address hash : 58BB119C35513A451D24DC20EF0E9031EC85B35BFC919D263E7E5D9868909CB5
Number : 1004
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Admins and legendar members always criticise Newbies who wanna do business here and are honest people.
This guy here has 4 names....his name here is Paul, his email is Mark Kirkman, on ICQ is RON and if you wanna buy BTC from him he gives you another Name. Donzelle Moore ....so Admins?? Where you at?!?!?!?
It’s not the job of admins to track scams, there are escrow services for this purpose, there are also shitload of warnings against scams. |
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Hello Everyone, I need $3,000 btc for bank transfer or paypal. Anybody who got btc should inbox me via icq. Contact me Skype - +19417772973 Markkirkman299@gmail.com741406971 try localbitcoins or sifr.com |
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Email address hash : 58BB119C35513A451D24DC20EF0E9031EC85B35BFC919D263E7E5D9868909CB5
Number : 1004
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Email address hash : 58BB119C35513A451D24DC20EF0E9031EC85B35BFC919D263E7E5D9868909CB5
Number : 446
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I want to get those sifr credits and use them in your platform, and why not the btc as well.
I made a script to autopost a unique and different number in random between 1 and 5000 every hour.
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I was shocked bro on hearing about hidden orders, this is very scary because you don't know the order placed by a whale which might either dump the price of the coin or cause a growth in the price of the coin, it's a 50/50 chances.
I think I might have to avoid exchanges that has the hidden order feature because it just makes me very scared and I don't want to enter a market and in the next minute seeing myself losing a lot of coins because I never knee that a whale somewhere placed an hidden sell order to dump coin.
Lol, if there is a market movement on any exchange, with or without hidden orders other exchanges will follow price wise. Hidden orders reduce price slippage, you should use an exchange that supports hidden orders. You need to know that hidden orders lose in order priority, always pay taker fee even if the order is a maker, and have other disadvantages compared to visible orders. |
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Hidden orders are very important when trading on margin with large position.
It’s pretty obvious that most exchanges have market makers and automated trading bot analyzing the order book continuously, hidden orders helps close an open position without scaring market participants.
@sifr.com : the platform you’re building is amazing, you have OCO + OSO orders, no other platform has that.
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Big whales use such type of orders in order to avoid from front running by other traders. Hidden orders are not shown in order book on exchanges from my trading experience. Is there any difference between to put hidden orders and using software that can place orders with pre-specified time, price adjustments?
Yes there is the order priority, if I put a hidden limit sell order at 4000.00, and other traders post a visible limit sell at the same price, my order will be matched first if the market moves up. Using a software to post an order won't hide it from the orderbook. |
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Hello,
Which exchange supports hidden orders or partially hidden orders ?
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Hello,
Most exchanges use USDTether instead of USD and I want to give it a try.
Which wallet do you use to send, receive and store your USDTethers ? or do you keep them on an exchange ?
Thank you.
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