Localbitcoins vol. has grown not because the avg Indian suddenly started liking crypto, its because they have no other way to buy/sell it here.

By the time the average Indian farmer understand what Bitcoin or any of the technology is, it'd far from feasible for such people to own it. You do not understand the Indian mentality if you think otherwise. You should stick to your french communities.

I've grown up in Indian villages, I know the mentality. If it's not backed by gov it's a scam! The avg. Indian doesn't even trust non-gov banks.

So all that talk about crypto is for everyone only sounds good ideologically. Practically it does not hold its ground.

Oh yes buddy! You could face legal ramifications and not only that, this is ethically a pretty shitty thing to allow. You might as well be tagged as a scammer for enabling a scammer this way. Legally, you'd be liable.

Interesting, this also means that they'd have to clear all traces of the 7k btc's movement in or out of their system. Which is very hard to do. But then again with billions at disposal, hard becomes easy.

Some of you might know there are a growing number of wallets with in-built person to person exchanges. Whether it be  Pint or Mycelium, these marketplaces are a little slower than a regular p2p market like localbitcoins, bitkan or Paxful.

So what do you guys think? is it economically feasible for a wallet app to dedicate resources to this p2p marketplace feature? Is it worth it, given how less it is used by people? Or is it too soon to say?

One thing is for sure, with even Binance getting hacked, it seems nothing is safe enough to trust 100% anymore. Would wallet linked semi decentralized p2p exchanges be the future? or just another failed experiment?

And there lies my problem.

No matter what I do, whether import or sweep by address that gets imported does not reflect in the balance. I understand if I sweep an address it will not update the balance if the address receives a transaction after the sweep, but it should work for import, right? nope, not happening. My question is what am I doing wrong and how to find out where I am going wrong in this quest of mine.

If someone could point me to some documentation about importing addresses, that'd be of great help.


I'm going to look beyond your snarky comment and assume you're here to help. So, no, neither importing nor sweeping is showing the balance.

However, I have tried importing the address into Electrum and it worked fine.

I had the pleasure of speaking to Charles. He's a very punctual man.
Although I did not join him on his crypto-journalistic journey with his company due to my personal reasons, I must recommend this post.
After all, he is seeking to hire an "editor" who would create written content. About 4900 words per week and for a really high pay rate of $0.00816 per word.

So yeah, I recommend this high paying editor job. Please do not focus on the use of my explicit adjectives. Any hint of sarcasm is consequential.

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The purpose of this post of mine is to let people know what they're getting into before they get their hopes up. I harbor no animosity towards OP or anything just and I hope OP is able to take my lighthearted jive at his recruitment post sportingly.

I agree, for some of us in this community $40 a week is a lot, and OP would be better off if he targeted those people and stopped calling this post as the post of an editor and be offended when I correct him.

Beware.

All the positive trusts on his profile are fake made by his own puppet accounts.



I'd ask everyone to report this guy to the mods so he's banned from here.

No, it's not a syncing issue. I think after nearly 7 years using crypto of all sorts I'd be able to tell if its a syncing issue.

The issue is adding imported address into Bitcoin Armory and using it as a regular address within the wallet.

Like I said, the import only sweeps for funds, is there a way to use it the way a regular address would work? Much like how Electrum works?

I would request people to refrain from making useless posts here.

How do you import an address without importing the keys first?  I wasn't aware you can do that, the only way to import an address is by importing the keeps and sweeping. If I'm missing something let me know.

You are digging yourself into a hole that you do not want to find yourself in.

90% of all the names you have given are of other projects and you want me to believe that you just randomly thought of all those names? Really funny.

If you had a better budget I'd have suggested Parodium but since this isn't exactly a paid position I don't think he'd be interested.
However, I am looking to expand my portfolio, I'd like to give this a shot. I'll shoot you a PM.

Hmm this ought to be interesting. Dropping my telegram in your inbox. I just hope you're legit. My creds are on my profile. Further details about my experience will be in your inbox.

You are supposed to suggest NEW names for a NEW wallet. Not existing names.. 

I tried importing a wallet address to armory. While it imports the thing just fine, it does not let me use the address as a normal receiving address and does not update the balance when the imported address receives funds.

Does anyone know what I am doing wrong here? Or does armory does not allow this at all?

I think he got it confused between a public / private key pair that's used to generate some wallets. But still, that is no reason for him to foolishly expose his word sequence online. No newbie is that dumb.

I'd advise everyone to stay away from CoPay/BitPay. They've become way too unreliable these days. The PC wallet glitches every time and I have to restore from backup everytime it loads.

lol I was right, no dev mode.

So now my question is, if I switch the pricing to Cryptocompare from Exodus pricing server on my desktop wallet, is that getting synced to my mobile wallet at all? I assumed it wasn't the case and hence wanted to access the dev mode.

Besides that, having access to it allowed me quick access to the data folder on PC. Does anyone know where the data folder is saved on Android devices?

When you say open source, are you inferring that your tech is ready to be used as a white label solution? Are you guys ready to partner with other wallet development projects who might be interested? Let me know through DM.

I was bummed out that there was no developer mode on the mobile. Or if there is I couldn't find it. If anyone else finds the dev mode on mobile please let me know through DM.


This is a major issue with Exodus. The fees for even small transactions are enormous.

Yeah, not all entries are serious but not everyone will be the winner. It's only fair that I track every entry.



You are lucky I am not tagging your account for shitposting.



It's okay you can pick any of the participants to receive the coins on your behalf.