You cannot lock them until a certain transaction exists. However, what you can do is have a script can only be spent from when a certain secret is known. That secret could be published in another transaction.

You can also lock to a certain date or block height.

I considered doing that and I actually was going to, but life happened, I got lazy, and it just never happened. Once I get some more time I will resume working on this.

I have been using Wagecan's virtual debit card. I like it and it does work in the US. The only problem I have is that loading the card can sometimes take up to two days.

Yes that is true. It is true even when not using tor. If you are sending data over HTTP, it is unencrypted so anyone between you and the site (e.g. tor exit nodes, routers, switches, proxies, etc.) can intercept and read the data in clear text. This includes passwords and sensitive information. The solution is to use HTTPS. IIRC the tor browser comes with an extension called HTTPS Everywhere that forces sites to use HTTPS if it us available. If it isn't, I think the extension will warn you.

There are Permalinks, kinda. Under the token there is a link for "Share this estimate" and that will link back to the estimate once it generates. The estimate only stays on the server for a week though so that link will only work for one week. This is so that storing the estimates doesn't crash my server.

Regarding this I suppose: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1392185.msg14175242#msg14175242.

Yes, I do code and I can read and understand code. If you would like me to escrow a deal, please send me a PM.

Depends on what you want, but that is off topic for this thread.

Hm. I'm not sure what is wrong here, you will probably have to wait for goatpig to respond.

What was the error that you got when it crashed?

Try starting Bitcoin Core manually. In Armory, go to the settings and uncheck the option to allow Armory to run Bitcoin Core in the background. Then start Bitcoin Core and restart Armory.

use pastebin.com and post the link.

Go to the data folder. It is in %appdata%/Armory in windows or in ~/.Armory on linux. There should be two log files there, post the content of those.

Also, try 0.94 testing. You can download it from https://github.com/goatpig/BitcoinArmory/releases/tag/0.93.99.1.

The export logs shouldn't be disabled, but submit bug report is since ATI no longer is developing armory and their servers are now down.

Can you post your logs here?

Shut down Bitcoin Core. Then wait a few days and check the block explorers for that transaction. Check multiple block explorers like blockchain.info, blocktrail.com, and blockcypher.com. After a few days the transaction should be dropped from the network and then you should be able to spend the Bitcoin again.

You could import the address into the wallet as watching-only with importaddress <address>. Otherwise, Bitcoin Core doesn't do address checking stuff, so you can use online apis from blockchain.info, blocktrail.com, blockcypher.com, and many other places.

I have used their virtual debit card and I continue to use it. The service is legit and IMO it works very well. I have used that card in many places online. The only caveat with buying stuff with it is that the card is issued from Hong Kong so it may not be accepted in some places. The only problem is loading the card which can take up to two days to load the card with money.

You should report this at https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/issues. You will get more help there as what you have found may be a bug so they can write a fix for this. When you report this, make sure that you include the specs of the system you are using, including the OS version.

How so? Segwit only moves the signature data out of the transaction.

The current way will still work. Current transactions will still be valid when segwit is deployed.

Now I'm not up to date on how colored coins work, but AFAIK they use OP_RETURN, which segwit will not change. Segwit will not change the output scripts except for maybe adding a new op code.

Please be more specific on what you want to do and what you are asking. Are you trying to make an altcoin? What do you "add node to crypto wallet"?

I only have problems with verifying signatures, not signing. The signing is working fine and those signatures can be verified in Bitcoin Core.

Edit: I wrote a fix here: https://github.com/goatpig/BitcoinArmory/pull/20

Actually that is the last resort.

This is specific for Bitcoin Core, it may be different for other nodes.
First the node checks for its own list of peers that it has built. If it is a new node, that list won't exist.
Then it will check with several DNS seeds, servers which provide a list of nodes. Those DNS seeds are hard coded into the client.
If for some reason the DNS seeds aren't reachable, then it resorts to its own internal hard coded list of seed nodes. Those seed nodes are nodes which have had a super high uptime so it is likely that the node will be able to connect to those.

I don't get many views since the site is super specific to one thing on bitcointalk so I don't make much. But if you make something that a lot of people will use like something just bitcoin specific, then you will probably make more.

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