Interesting. This place is like the exact opposite of WHT.

So what's available in Israel? Maybe if you listed some of the stuff available there you might get people interested.

I think bitcoin needs to make it into the dictionary first!

@Kernel32 who are you? You have few posts and you only joined in April this year. Why should anyone trust you?

Worst case you've locked up your money for 3+ months and have to pay John's escrow fees.

Wow bitcoins on xe. That is big news. I think it deserves its own thread!

1. Depends on your bitcoin client. The reference client (bitcoin-qt) generates 100 addresses when you first start it and then picks one from that pool of addresses each time it needs a change address. It also generates a new address to add to the pool. That is why you are advised to backup your wallet.dat file every 100 transactions.

2. That would be a nasty bug. Do you want to send change to some specific address?


3. The wallet concept abstracts this whole business away. The drawback is that you don't have fine grained control like that unless you use the CLI - https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Raw_Transactions

Electrum offers the option to freeze and prioritize addresses. So you freeze all addresses except the one which contains the exact amount of bitcoins you want to spend.

Another way is to use the blockchain.info API - http://blockchain.info/api/blockchain_wallet_api


4. Enter the address in the search bar on the top right corner of http://blockchain.info


Change addresses are not a problem. They are part of how using bitcoin works. You shouldn't worry about them.

What happens when you restart bitcoin-qt? Does it continue to try to send the transaction? If it does then the question is where is transaction data stored? If it is stored in the wallet then you will extract all private keys using pywallet and then recreate it.

All the ISPs in my country hand out dynamic IPs. Literally thousands of gamers use their services happily. So I say that stuff about dynamic IPs being bad is total bull.

Post the transaction hash. If the payment has been confirmed you can't get the coins back. If not you can try a double spend.

Guys educate yourselves about dynamic IPs. It'll save you from a wild goose chase.

I think the bigger question is how to tell Americans to accept US dollars cash in an envelope? Iran is well served by the Hawala network. They take rials from your doorstep and deliver cash to whomever you want anywhere in the world.

And FYI Iranian rials are widely used in Afghanistan and for cross border trade in Pakistan. So you guys are completely wrong that no one accepts Iranian currency.

Can someone please update the opening post? What are we buying here? What is the share we get and how much does it cost? It still talks about shares in a saturn.

Is there a larger version available somewhere on the www?

Install tab mix plus and choose reload tab every > 5 minutes

I suggest using armory because it supports offline wallets. You can use an offline wallet installed on a PC that is never connected to the net to hold your "savings account":

https://bitcoinarmory.com/using-offline-wallets-in-armory/

Oh my please don't follow the guide in that thread above. The author talks about emailing private keys! That is very insecure! The info there is obsolete as well.

You need to extract the private keys of all your addresses from the wallet.dat file and then import them into multi bit. To extract the private keys use pywallet:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=34028.0

You can just use satoshis and you won't have to worry about decimal points.