Being familiar with bitaddress.org, I think they set a good standard for code auditability by having that website in a github repo, providing hashes, etc. So I would suggest taking it in that direction to help people trust it on an ongoing basis.
The github source is now available at https://github.com/blockscan/cw_address_key_generator
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Can this tool supports all assets and also can we sign TX with this tool like brainwallet?
~~MZ~~
Signing is not an issue. But there are no JavaScript client libraries to build the CP transactions client side, that I am aware off. You will need to run and connect to backend daemon like counterblockd
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Being familiar with bitaddress.org, I think they set a good standard for code auditability by having that website in a github repo, providing hashes, etc. So I would suggest taking it in that direction to help people trust it on an ongoing basis.
I agree, the eventual plan is to Github the generator ( https://github.com/blockscan/cw_address_key_generator). But the code need some major cleaning up first ....
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Why can not I log in counterparty. This is the message: " No counterparty servers are currently available. Please try again later. ERROR: The server is not fully caught up to the blockchain. Please logout and try later. (Most likely this message is due to the server being updated.) " This puts into question my safety. I do not feel safe with GEMS. Counterparty server does not work and so I did not have my GEMS. I do not like this whole GEMS. Peled1986 voice heard. The application also do not mix.
If you do not like them, you should sell them. That said, your GEMS aren't stored by counterparty servers, they are stored on the bitcoin blockchain. You could probably also create a script to spend them with a normal bitcoin client to, if you were so inclined. Even if counterwallet dissapeared one day, as long as you remember your 12 word passphrase you can always retrieve your addresses and corresponding private keys using a tool like https://blockscan.com/tool_generatekey
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Hi I've just released a tool to allow you to check/retrieve/generate your counterwallet bitcoin addresses/keys using your counterwallet 12 word passphrase. The script runs client side only (in your browser using javascript). No keys, passphrases are transmitted server side. For additional security the script can also be run while in offline/disconnected mode The tool can be accessed at https://blockscan.com/tool_generatekey. Because it is built purely with javascript and html, all of the code is viewable online. Feedback welcomed
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Are there any videos of the Counterparty presentation at the TNABC ?
Cheers
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Notice: Minor changes to the API url (speed improvement changes implemented) Please call the API as specified in http://blockscan.com/api ** there is no file extension in API URL (so do not include the .aspx)
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their deposit works, withdrawal won't... much logic ? nope ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Deposits are easy to process as these are just bitcoin addresses. You can easily check if the coins have been received. But managing withdrawals take additional thought .....
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Thanks man,
There are very few books in the .net framework for these topics
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Hoping someone can help answer a quickie as don't have any bitcoin or XCP to test this out I want to use Counterparty as a voucher system for a kickstarter reward on a project I'm working on, but to prevent fraud and enable administration of delivery on redeemed vouchers I was hoping a message could be sent along with the transmission of assets? Could I do this with the sign message or sign transaction feature I can see in Counterparty's online wallet? -Customer registers their voucher (counterparty) address, along with delivery address on my site and are given a security pin. -Customer redeems voucher by sending to my counterparty address along with the security pin they got on registration as a signed message, confirming ownership of the token relating to that shipping address. I might be missing the point of what a signed message or transaction is so would appreciate clarification. Cheers ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif) Unfortunately, you cannot send a message/text along with a transaction. The recommended way is to setup unique addresses for each of these transactions and get the clients to send the token to those uniquely assigned addresses. The message signing is more for things like verifying "address" ownership Cheers
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When I run CounterWallet in PC, will I have to download full Blockchain? I heard I have to and for clarification, I posted above but didn't get any response.
~~MZ~~
If you are running a local instance of Counterwallet on your PC, the short answer is yes. Alternatively you can also just run counterpartyd cli (which also requires the full blockchain download)
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That 1 GEMZ (at the time of writing) should just about cover it for their BTC transaction fee costs. So that does not seem out of place
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Or if theres a confirmed balance, the unconfirms aren't also listed.
They should list the unconfirmed balances regardless of whether there are confirmed balances in the latest update. However, you have to use the "Get Address Balance for a specific Asset" API
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Greetings .. I'm from Shah Alam. Into Bitcoin since early 2014.
Hope to make new BTC friend. Not many BTCian in Malaysia.
there are over 180 members in our chat group, pm me Should move the group chat to getGEMS... eventually once they have both clients (Android and IOS) out wow, are you a Malaysian and also the BlockScan dev? Malaysia boleh. Lol
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https://blockscan.com/pending shows transactions in the counterparty mempool. From what I observed it could take either a few seconds to a few minutes to appear (even though they are already present in bitcoind getrawtransactions). The delay has something to do with the way counterpartyd is processing them (prior to version .9.4.1 this was not an issue) While they do not seem be affecting the counterparty transactions this unfortunately introduces some delay when viewing the transactions... I am currently working on some new code to see if this can be improved I have made some code changes to address the delay issue in the address page. And have also modified the address balance API to show an unconfirmed balance. Let me know if this helps or if you are still running into issues
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Greetings .. I'm from Shah Alam. Into Bitcoin since early 2014.
Hope to make new BTC friend. Not many BTCian in Malaysia.
there are over 180 members in our chat group, pm me Should move the group chat to getGEMS... eventually once they have both clients (Android and IOS) out
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A lot more are not in the "group" ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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https://blockscan.com/pending shows transactions in the counterparty mempool. From what I observed it could take either a few seconds to a few minutes to appear (even though they are already present in bitcoind getrawtransactions). The delay has something to do with the way counterpartyd is processing them (prior to version .9.4.1 this was not an issue) While they do not seem be affecting the counterparty transactions this unfortunately introduces some delay when viewing the transactions... I am currently working on some new code to see if this can be improved
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