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461  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: The Fucking Chinese on: March 13, 2017, 10:54:24 PM
We can't beat cheap electricity+labor+Mining rig they are the one whos in top of manufacturing and energy sector but still it has many drawbacks like pollution unless they can shift to renewal energy then its hard to chase them. We just have to grasp that without government participation on our each country its hard to populate peoples mind to use bitcoin.

Nepal is one of the place with near the same cheap electricity or free, mainly from green energy, and i guess the same "labor"
Island as well is efficient with green energy... One country is latin america, the electricity is free since they fully turned to green energy.
But yeah when using broken and old nulclear implants without updating them or renew infrastructures, and spending multiple millions just 'to try" to recycle sure it's hard to be cheap

Since you're calling Latin America a country I already started doubting the whole sentence, but then you say
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the electricity is free since they fully turned to green energy
  Huh Huh Huh

YOU DON'T SAY?!?!?!?
462  Bitcoin / Electrum / Re: Electrum for Android on: February 06, 2017, 01:57:11 AM
Okay, things are getting more difficult.
I read the Lumpi101 link, and it states:

" ecdsa commented on 18 Nov 2016 • edited

This is not related to android. It is caused by the way you use cold storage.

If your watching only wallet does not have the master public key, then it cannot know the address derivation.
In that case, the cold storage will not be able to sign, (unless the address is in the cold wallet)

The following combinations should work:

    Watching-only wallet: xpub. Cold storage: seed or xprv
    Watching-only wallet: imported address. Cold storage: imported privkey

However, this does not work:
3. watching-only wallet: imported address, cold storage: seed or xprv
"


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The way I set the phones is:
Offline: seed
Watch-Only: imported address via QR-Code

I've already realised it won't work, so the question is: How do I export the xpub from the offline phone and import it to online phone?

Thank you guys.

UPDATE:
Nevermind guys, already figured out how to do this. I didn't realise the Electrum symbol on top left was a button with the master key data.

I'd also like to thank a lot Mr ThomasV for everything he's doing on support the Electrum's users community and apologise for any harsh-sounded statement on my previous comments.
Thank you also Lumpi101.
463  Bitcoin / Electrum / Re: android electrum wallet on: February 06, 2017, 01:31:22 AM
yes it can sign transactions.
you need to scan the unsigned transaction with the camera, and it will open a transaction window with a sign button.

Thanks for answering. Should I scan the unsigned transaction from what tab? "Send"? Because when I scan from the "Send" tab it only show details about the transaction, recognizes as Unsigned, but won't show any button except for the QR-Code symbol and the Close button. No "Sign" button in this screen.


UPDATE: as I was posting in 2 topics, let's give preference to https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=75617 as there's more detailed info. Thank you for answering, ThomasV. Could we consider producing a Manual to this matter?
464  Bitcoin / Electrum / Re: Electrum for Android on: February 04, 2017, 01:58:37 PM
Hello,

neither I am an expert in bitcoin/Electrum nor have I ever traded/bougt bitcoins but I plan to...
For that I would like to make an offline wallet (or "cold storage" how it is called by Electrum) on an Android phone. And a watch-only-wallet on another phone or computer.
So here some questions:

1.) Is that possible with the Android version? I can't find any "import (unsigned) transaction", "sign" or "export (signed) transaction" buttons. I couldn't try it because I have no bitcoins yet, so I can't create any transaction.


I'd like to do the same, Lumpi101 , and although I already have bitcoins my plans went down water since the air-gapped phone that should sign the transactions now have bitcoins in its wallet but cannot sign anything, because Electrum's Android version apparently does not support signing transactions. I got very disappointed with that, looks like signing transactions is an ordinary feature for a wallet manager and Electrum won't do that.
Does anybody know another wallet manager FOR ANDROID that could sign transactions and can be installed via apk?
465  Bitcoin / Electrum / Re: Accidentally re-used an address for receiving, should BTC still arrive? on: February 04, 2017, 12:23:22 PM
Irecommend reviewing the Addresses tab ( Ctrl-A ) and double checking that the address you sent to is listed in that wallet.
Is it possible to to review the Addresses in an Electrum's Android version?
466  Bitcoin / Electrum / Re: android electrum wallet on: February 04, 2017, 11:23:16 AM
Hi guys,
I've recently bought an refurbished Samsung Galaxy GT-I9100 really cheap with intentions to use it as a cold storage wallet. I mean, uninstall all applications already present, install Electrum (apk) and never allow bluetooth or wi-fi (SIM card already removed). My intention is to use my everyday regular phone to watch this wallet and create transactions to be signed by this other offline one (I'd use the camera to read the generated QR-code). My susprise was to find out that Electrum's Android version cannot sign transactions. Is there a way to get this to work? Thank you buddies.
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