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1  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: what makes some btc coin's wallet addresses start with bc instead of 1? on: May 04, 2018, 04:56:52 PM
there are currently 3 different address formats used in bitcoin.
P2PKH addresses which start with 1 which are the oldest and most common addresses used. the transactions are using a pubkey hash to pay to.
there are P2SH addresses which start with 3 which are using pay to script hash. they mostly are multi signatures but SegWit can also have addresses starting with 3.
and finally the newest format is Bech32 where addresses will start with bc1. these represent SegWit addresses.
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Address

hopefully this answers your question. I don't quite understand what you mean by "tracked".

ah i see, thank you sir.
extra thanks fer giving me a seriours clear answer, an not makin me look like more of a dumbass than i already am.
2  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / what makes some btc coin's wallet addresses start with bc instead of 1? on: May 04, 2018, 03:50:26 AM
it looks like it follows the coin through every dif. trans. couldnt coins be tracked like this?
the coin was bought through libertyX, ive never noticed it before
anyone know? its not btc cash either regular btc Huh
3  Other / Off-topic / whats it take to build a darnet marketplace? on: November 12, 2017, 10:39:49 PM
i know i cant do it now.....but i got another 10-20yrs to learn.  say if thats what ya wanted to do with ur life what collage courses would one take?
computer programming? what code is used nowadays? like python etc.? hows bitwasp fit into it? and lastly could you buy a marketplace premade, does anyone sell em?  sorry lots of questions at once but im not able to get online much. thanks...an if ur wondering the awnser is yes i am in a state prison right now. Undecided
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