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Shorena said, it is bad for a phone. Phones can be attacked easier than a computer. So it is bad. That's the point here.
I don't think you understand what you are talking about. The ease of "attack" (what kind of attack? You don't say.) has nothing to do with re-using small numbers of addresses, which has objective negatives. Deterministic wallets completely solve the problem of backups. |
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Are there any iPhone wallets that correctly return the change of a transaction into a newly generated address, much like Electrum does?
BitWallet does not do this.
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As far as I know there is nothing you can do, except try to remember the password.
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Change addresses should never be used by the user, only as change from another transaction, so there is no use in showing change addresses with no bitcoins in them.
Change addresses with a balance of zero should be hidden.
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That one is, yes, though I did a regular "Send" transaction, not a custom one, so whether the source addresses are imported or not shouldn't matter to me. I would expect all change to go to a "Change" address - that is the whole point of them. It didn't even return the change to the imported address, just to one of my other regular addresses.
This seems like a bug to me.
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Is it possible to determinate the unspent balance of an arbitrary bitcoin address (not one from my wallet) from the Electrum console?
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Is it possible to use (ocl)vanitygen to generate addresses for BitMessage?
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I have a bunch of pre-generated vanity addresses (addresses that start with a word, like 1DocumentnGL9WwyL4ZkLoHcKhtfm5zFDk) that I don't need.
Because they're pre-generated I can't sell them safely using split-key because, well, they already exist.
If I wanted to try to sell them, what would be the best way to do so and prove I'm not planning to steal the purchaser's coins? Is there some way they can be setup as a forwarding address, perhaps?
Alternatively, what else can I do with a bunch of vanity addresses?
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IMHO, it made more sense to have those options in the menu bar. Mac users are not accustomed to routinely right-clicking things. The menu bar is the standard place to put things like that on the Mac.
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Aha. Was it always like that? I'm sure I remember options being in the menu bar.
Apologies if I just remembered wrongly. (!)
Thanks for fixing the link.
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I restarted repeatedly, it did not help.
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These transactions now show as confirmed. Still, the delays are concerning. I've moved my remaining coins to MultiBit until I can be sure the problem is fixed.
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I'm using electrum.be without issue. Maybe try this server.
That is the server I'm using - please read my original post! |
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The last three transactions I made with Electrum are still showing "Unverified" after several days. The transactions themselves have received many confirmations on the blockchain, such as this one: https://blockchain.info/tx/1eed09277aa0d036791e5bbdb1dea5f9aad4376b63e1eba565a50b677e8d8cadIs there anything I can do to get Electrum to "update"? I know there was that bug recently, but I'm connected to electrum.be which I thought was patched. I tried electrum.no-ip.org but got the same problem. I'm running Electrum 1.8.1 on OS X 10.8.4. Any advice? |
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Is there any way in MultiBit of getting a breakdown of a wallet balance, so you can see exactly how many bitcoins are stored in each address in that wallet?
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