No there is nothing to worry about, and as I said read This]https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1639722.msg16496231#msg16496231]This. I have also downloaded and checked it with my AV and there is nothing to worry about.

The reason I asked this is because I though there is an easier way to check it directly and not download, upload

I am curious to know how you are using virustotal?
Do you download on your computer and then upload using their file tab?


Read Danny's comment in last page.

To be honest I do not know the difference, I think I should look it up 

are these helpful:
https://btc-e.com/api/documentation >>> http://pastebin.com/jyd9tACF
https://github.com/ltoinel/BtceClientApi

I checked with my AntiVirus (Eset Smart Security with latest virus signature database 14246) there is no Trojan or any other kind of alert.

Check these and report back:
1) Make sure you have downloaded from the right source
https://electrum.org/#download
Standalone Executable: https://download.electrum.org/2.7.2/electrum-2.7.2.exe
sig: https://download.electrum.org/2.7.2/electrum-2.7.2.exe.asc

Windows Installer: https://download.electrum.org/2.7.2/electrum-2.7.2-setup.exe
sig: https://download.electrum.org/2.7.2/electrum-2.7.2-setup.exe.asc

ThomasV sig: https://pgp.mit.edu/pks/lookup?op=vindex&search=0x2BD5824B7F9470E6

2) Check the signatures after you finished downloading. There is helpful link in one of the above comments.

3) Make sure you did not have a Trojan already on your PC from before (like having it from a month ago but not knowing about it)

4) If and only if you did all of the above and you still had the same problem, make a proper report and wait for a developer to see this.

then get right on it and report back.

i don't know how reliable virustotal is about .exe files but here are the results (all 0/68):
https://www.virustotal.com/en/url/c096e0ca01756ce8f5cb2e93485054a94f14ad8ec34bae36f77a1e59280ba165/analysis/1475921551/
https://www.virustotal.com/en/url/209415e6ffcf095588fd702336f45d216a52ce8bc3ef7d1316c46cd675de5712/analysis/1475921700/
https://www.virustotal.com/en/url/1e8ccd93295e937efdb629ee2d8866308db7534eb0f6ed48e5f17b46a574f5aa/analysis/1475921727/

did you check the signature after you finished downloading Electrum?

Thanks for your feedbacks.


This is the main reason. to make the code open source, get feedback on the code and learn more about coding (look at my name )


I enjoy coding so even if others don't find it useful, I am learning a lot of things in the process and I find it useful for myself that is why I created this in the first plce.
2 weeks ago I couldn't imagine designing the Xaml like what you see in the first post.
A month ago I didn't know how to use Github now i am pushing commits properly to my new branch.
A couple of months ago i had no idea how to use API and now i have this as my tiny side-project and 4 other projects 1 of which is a trading utilities which i am up to 2000 lines of code.


It is mainly about the size, Electrum is lightweight but it is still 50 MB installation file + 35 MB headers and wallets files.
this project is 1 MB installation file + < 3KB wallet file

Also i personally like to keep track of the value of my bitcoin. If you look at the left side of the GUI you see three TextBoxes for total bitcoin balance and the value of it in USD and local currency which I can't get in Electrum.


It is more like a log book to keep track of ALL your money (public keys)!
For example I have multiple bitcoin addresses which I want to keep them all in one place and not have to copy each address, open a browser and paste one by one to see what the balances are and then open up a calculator to calculate how much it is worth especially in my local currency!

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If I see more C♯ Enthusiasts around here I may publish more of my projects on Github.
I'll be glad to see your contributions and help you in any way i can in learning C♯.

It may not have been updated.

Check the other link: https://1209k.com/bitcoin-eye/ele.php

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thank you mprep

please do the following:
at the bottom right side of the Electrum window click on the green circle or got to Tools > network

then report what does it say in the first line of that window.

it should be Blockchain: 433108 blocks. right now (or a bigger number depending on when you check it.)

i agree about the edge cases but lets review your edge cases that you have been focusing on in your first post (corrosion, melting point, and you mentioned hard to machine which relates to hardness if we want to engrave physically and doesn't matter much if we want to laser-engrave)

keep in mind corrosion is a process, not a property.
Corrosion:
when we talk about corrosion it is all about the environment, put simply there are two categories to watch: corrosion that is not influenced by any other process and corrosion that is influenced by another process, such as the presence of stresses or erosion (Erosion being a wear process, in which surface damage is caused by the repeated application of high localised stresses)
since the wallet is going to be kept at home environment, lots of conditions like stress induced corrosion cracking are not relevant.
the only things that we have to think about are "Aqueous" and "atmospheric" Corrosion. so strictly speaking a carbon steel with a simple coating is going to do the trick.

melting point
again room temperature and a case of possible fire to reach a temperature of as high as 1100°C which is still inside working temperature of steels.


you misunderstood the meaning of "brittle". a brittle metal is a metal that breaks catastrophically when it reaches the UTS point.
we are talking about a metal, so tungsten with a Yield strength ~ 1000 MPa (it is 500 ish for SS) needs a tremendous amount of power to be broken.
i am not saying use tungsten , just pointing out what brittle means


you didn't say which alloy though.
you are intriguing me to buy one and do a quick XRD to find out

it is suggested not to do Address reuse and many users are following this suggestion. this means your suggested feature is either encouraging address reuse! or is not going to work because the sender no longer wants to use that address or may not even have access to it because of using an Exchanger, an online wallet like Coinbase,...

Electrum is already showing addresses in a way that some believe is encouraging address reuse. so i don't think it would be a good idea to add to that.

also bitcoin is a no charge-back-currency so i find the idea of "refund" a bit redundant.

there are a lot of overkill in your comment and since my expertise lies in the following part i try to explain my thought:


lots of the links about corrosion, erosion (that you missed the link to), melting point, maintainability, etc are used for harsh/corrosive environment which contains acids like in the food industry, and as for machining, forming,... the hardness of these materials is what you should look for and a simple Austenite Stainless Steel has enough properties to be able to cut the big plate in the form of a paper wallet and then engrave on it using a simple chisel.


is your research a self google search or is is a consult with a material science expert?
if you ask me i say you have increased the cost at least 20 times by choosing Titanium and gaining not much properties over the stainless steel.


Aluminium properties can range from a melting point of 460 °C (865 °F) to 1500 °C (2800 °F) but the price is also going to go up!


i am curious to know which Titanium alloy it is used in this product.

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Austenite Stainless Steel is most probably more than enough for this particular usage, and if you are worried about some properties like the strength, more corrosion resistance, a better surface, a better resistance to Pitting there are some alloys that have structures made out of a mixture of Austenite, Martensite, Ferrite which are so much cheaper than Titanium with enough properties to satisfy any possible threat.

i will post more information with my CES if i had time!

bitcoin wallet is just a software like any other software so adding these features is not hard or unheard of but some of them have no use so nobody wants it like twitter feed! why would anyone want to see twitter feeds on his bitcoin wallet?!

but price is useful and it is already implemented in Electrum (i don't use other wallets to know more) it is in the plug ins window.


to my knowledge there is none (but i may be wrong) because it is a string (json or other formats) that you receive and work on that so it can not be in any other format or like be malicious! it doesn't make sense to me.

as for your IP, yes the site sees your IP based on your code you are just asking the site "give me price" nothing else so the site sees this "IP address XX.XX.XX.XX is asking for price through an API call" that is all. (unless your wallet is shady and sends more information intentionally ) in other words there is no way an API call to get price for example can reveal your bitcoin addresses.


my knowledge about this matter is limited but there is a difference between sending a message through channels that satoshi had in mind (like alert keys) and a twitter (third party and potentially insecure) channels.


the following are Electrum plug-ins and to be honest i have no idea what half of them do and i don't care either because i don't find any of it useful for me



is there any particular feature other than twitter feeds and price you have in mind?

lol, thanks for sharing. my only missing character was jigsaw which i could never think of starting with j because i thought it is a puzzle piece
apparently my English sux


♯♯congrats.

hey thanks for the link, i just have to get some free time to start on the signing part. may do it this weekend.

and i use C♯ (i am a newbie though)

I don't know if I should report this here but here it goes:

In this page https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/OP_RETURN in the second paragraph the link to github pointing to 80 bytes has an a character in the end which is extra https://github....snipped... q=MAX_OP_RETURN_RELAYa

wrong:

corrected:

it is still 80 bytes as it is also said in the Wiki

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THE HISTORY

i suppose yes in 2014