Looking forward to more adoption of decentralized bitcoin address registrations like this:

http://imgur.com/fdipIYO

I went to make a payment via Electrum as I've done many times. This time, however, when I’m trying to sign the transaction it from my offline PC it tells me “transaction not related to your wallet”. I’m using 1.9.6 on both machines, haven’t changed anything, master public seeds match on both machines, hot PC shows correct balances, I've tried doing the transaction many times. I’m stumped. Any thoughts?

Next Meetup Wednesday, August 7, 2013 7pm @ The Charlotte Room (far back room behind the bar)

Come join us for wings & a pint to talk all things Bitcoin.

Join us on the 1st and 3rd Wednesday's of the month. The Charlotte Room is located at 19 Charlotte Street in Toronto (One street east of Spadina between Adelaide and King). There's a Streetcar stop right in front their doors, as well as parking (really cheap) at the Mountain Equipment Co-op parking garage right next door.[/s]

For the latest updates and to attend please RSVP using meetup.com by going to http://www.meetup.com/Bitcoin-Toronto/.

We are an EDGE Innovations think tank out of Montreal for General Dynamics

We have prototyped a portable (soon to be wearable) Biometric device with the following features:

• Biometric 3 factor authentication - (Something you "have", Something you "know", Something you "are")
• Communication via USB, Bluetooth, RFI, & Wifi
• Onboard biometric database and management software
• Stand-alone unit, untethered, and contact-less
• ATMEL encrypted chip for sensitive information
• Device is powered by a 32 BIT Cortex CPU
• Biometric system is powered by Authentic chip

Our product was demonstrated as a Biometric, bluetooth login device for a Windows system last week at the Toronto Bitcoin Community Meetup.
We are reaching out to the Bitcoin community to see possible applications for our product, which direction we should go and to get some discussion going regarding Biometrics and Bitcoin hardware.

Next Meetup Saturday, June 15, 2013 5:15pm @ The Ballroom (Main floor hightops)

Come join us for wings & a pint to talk all things Bitcoin.

We're changing things up a bit. The new group name is The Toronto Bitcoin Community Meetup and we'll be increasing the meetup frequency to every other week due to the explosion in membership we've experienced over the past 2 months. This weeks venue is The Ballroom, 145 John Street, Toronto.We're also trying out a new venue that will hopefully be a better fit and more flexible to accommodate our needs. The Charlotte Room is located at 19 Charlotte Street in Toronto (One street east of Spadina between Adelaide and King). There's a Streetcar stop right in front their doors, as well as parking (really cheap) at the Mountain Equipment Co-op parking garage right next door.

For the latest updates and to attend we recommend all attendees RSVP using meetup.com by going to http://www.meetup.com/Bitcoin-Toronto/ as the space must be planned appropriately and with the large numbers at the last meetup it takes more detailed planning.

Announcing the Beta launch of www.RUSHWALLET.com. A free, instant Bitcoin wallet.

The goal of this project was provide a service that fills the void left behind with the failure of Instawallet for a fast, simple, and secure instant Bitcoin wallet.

RUSHWALLET provides users instant access to a wallet where private keys are generated client-side, meaning keys to your wallet are not held on ANY server and ONLY the account holder has access to the wallet. The private URL system implemented has been tested on other live projects of ours over the last few months with great success.

Should for any reason our site go down your private key can be used to import your wallet into another service that offers a brain wallet import feature. (Blockchain.info for example)

We encourage feedback and suggestions during this testing phase and are looking for 20-30 Beta testers. Simply reply to this post that you're interested and we'll send you 100,000 Satoshis to the wallet address of your choice so that you can test the RUSHWALLET service. All we ask is that you agree to provide feedback/comments in this thread so that we can push out the full release soon to the Bitcoin community.

http://www.prlog.org/12136536-bitcoin-alliance-of-canada-gains-numbers-and-publicity.html

Hi all,

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This thread has moved here.

I see plenty of service specific announcements on the general thread. Bitpay, Blockchain.info, Mt. Gox. Yet I see many other service specific posts get moved to the "Service Announcements" thread.

Moderator, please clarify why some get moved and others are allowed to stay in the General Discussion. Is there preference being given to larger companies?

Thanks for clearing this up.

Where is the future of Bitcoin gaming heading. Games like SatoshiDICE.com or more interactive games like SatoshiCircle.com ?

Leaving gaming out of the picture, what is the biggest void in the Bitcoin community?

We've got a great development team (graphics designers, business professionals, developers) looking for the best projects to undertake. Any suggestions?

We'd love feedback and recommendations on improving play for a new game we just launched tonight. We'd also appreciate tips on the best place to market the game. Here's the live radio spot we did tonight on Free Talk Live, a nationally syndicated radio show on 100 stations in the U.S....they love talking Bitcoin.

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Thanks for taking the time to check it out. Greatly appreciated! Any questions please feel free to ask.

Can someone please explain how this works? I imported a few addresses as "watch only" and they confirmed successful but how do I actually see the contents of these wallets in Blockchain? I figured it would list the wallet info including transactions and amounts and balance. Am I not waiting long enough for it to refresh? Or perhaps because those addresses have no BTC in them?

Any info would be appreciated.

Saturday, December 1, 2012 @ 4pm

Location: Pauper's Pub - 539 Bloor St W, Toronto ON (1st Floor, all the way to the back)

Come join us for a beer and wings and lets talk all things Bitcoin.

You're encouraged to join the Toronto Bitcoin Group @ http://www.meetup.com/Bitcoin-Toronto/ where more details will be provided and you can RSVP.

Saturday, January 12, 2013 4-7pm

Location: Pauper's Pub - 539 Bloor St W, Toronto ON (1st Floor, all the way to the back)

Come join us for a beer and wings and lets talk all things Bitcoin.

You're encouraged to join the newly created Toronto Bitcoin Group @ http://www.meetup.com/Bitcoin-Toronto/ where more details will be provided.

So far we have presentations from Walletbit www.wallbit.com, as well as a presentation intro guide to Bitcoin.

Any others looking to present please contact me.