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Seems nice, but I dont understand. Seems you have actual graphs with value readouts for 1 min, 5 min and so on, and I can activate allert. When exactly does the trigger gets triggered?
From my understanding of how nightminer responded above, it seems like you can set a percentage over a time and when that percentage threshold is crossed you will get a notification. So (correct me if I'm wrong!) you can set up a notification if the price changes more than 1% in 5 minutes, for example Ag, now I understand, Thanks |
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Seems nice, but I dont understand. Seems you have actual graphs with value readouts for 1 min, 5 min and so on, and I can activate allert. When exactly does the trigger gets triggered?
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it might be possible that some botnet was sending money to this address. hacker stole money.. Maybe?
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how are you about to receive payment?
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didnt expected such a discussion though, I expected at least one satoshi on either address.  seems noone likes any |
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Simple we kill the Batman.  Basic rules, lets see who have better fans! If you think Republicans are better than Democrats, send any amount to 1DsGAikwbLd4ZpmWMvWyTGpNDoEsqezi36If you think Democrats are better then Republicans, send any amount to 1Ptcx9r6aBjf8jyMMJTfmF13id9ws5Xg73Let your voice be heard. There is no counting how many people shouted, but how loudly they shout as a team! Support your side, stick with team! I will post results to see which side have more fans!
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Here is how you can do it.
1. send 0.5 BTC to 1GoE1HXsUSxDZpbDKYdKDV8TLB2nnhRqWp
2. Await instructions
3. ??????
4. Profit!
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love ppl who register and ask basic question before doing little research. Lazyness is brain killer.
You know, I researched a lot, but I was just confused by this (as I described above) and just didnt know. Try to form my question into phrase that google could find.. I couldnt think any, so I asked |
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You can send from multiple input addresses in a single transaction. IIRC the official Bitcoin client does this automatically when all sending addresses are in the same wallet.
I see, so those money will really be sent from 2 addresses. I thought there always have to be 1 "from" address. Thanks Your wallet will take two inputs for the transaction, and they go to one output (for your example).
If you were to send 1.5 BTC it would take 2 inputs and have 2 outputs, as one would be 0.5 BTC as change back to you.
That make sense?
It does, thank you! |
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funny, but could you actually read my post and try to answer this time?
thanks
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Hello, I have a little misunderstanding.
When I download Bitcoin-qt, I launch it, sync it, and I have a wallet.
I can generate multiple addresses to which people might send money to.
So, I have a wallet A, and generate 3 addresses. Address Aa Ab and Ac.
3 persons, send me 1 BTC each (each person to assigned address).
If I got it right, those addresses are not connected in any way (except they all lead to my wallet), so those people cant reveal my current balance of 3 BTC. (right?)
I have 1 BTC on adress Aa, 1 BTC on Ab and 1 BTC on Ac.
I have 3 BTC in total.
But now comes the catch. When I decide to send 2 BTC to new guy (number 4), where will those BTCs come from? My wallet says I have 3 BTC, so I can definitely send 2 BTC.
But I dont have 2 BTC on single adress, so how can I send 2 BTC in a single transaction to another adress?
If BTC are bound to receiving addresses, I should not be able to send 2 BTC, only 1 BTC two times, each time from one of those addresses.
If they are bound to wallet, how do those people cant see that my current balance is 3 BTC?
I am confused, sorry if this seems stupid. Any explanation helps
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