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How is BBR used within SuperNET (and InstantDex)? I'm confused on how the roles of BBR and BTCD differ there.
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What different roles do BTCD and BBR play in SuperNet and InstantDex?
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Is there any way to make OTC XCP deals?
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Thanks guys. Sounds like it's just Coinbase and Circle then. I miss Buttercoin already.
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What about Kraken? Can they do bank drafts?
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Do you know if any of those handle US bank drafts (not wire transfers)? |
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I have 3 wallets:
- main wallet
- Blockchain web wallet
- Wallet32 mobile wallet
I keep my BTC in my main wallet, but when I want to spend some, I transfer that amount to the Blockchain wallet and then use SharedCoin to transfer it to my mobile wallet from where I spend it. That way the people/businesses I spend money with don't know my total BTC balance.
Now I need to receive some BTC and I'd prefer not to share my total BTC balance with the sender. Can I have him send the BTC to my existing Blockchain web wallet and then use SharedCoin to send it to my main wallet? Or do I need to open a second Blockchain web wallet that has never received BTC from my main wallet?
You can generate a new address in your existing blockchain wallet. Then give that address to the sender. Then once you receive the transaction, you can use SharedSend to send it to your "main wallet". Once you've done that, you can "archive" the new blockchain.info address so that it will never be used again. That way it won't be connected to any other address in that wallet. When I send the BTC from that 1-time address to my main wallet, couldn't it be linked to other addresses in the same wallet? For example if there were a tiny amount of BTC on some of the other addresses in the wallet that were combined with the BTC going out from the 1-time address? So empty your blockchain.info wallet first (so that you don't have "a tiny amount of BTC on some of the other addresses"), or archive those addresses first, and then remove them from archive afterwards, or use the blockchain.info feature that allows you to choose which outputs you are spending. Honestly I think it's simpler and easier to just open a second Blockchain wallet. |
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I have 3 wallets:
- main wallet
- Blockchain web wallet
- Wallet32 mobile wallet
I keep my BTC in my main wallet, but when I want to spend some, I transfer that amount to the Blockchain wallet and then use SharedCoin to transfer it to my mobile wallet from where I spend it. That way the people/businesses I spend money with don't know my total BTC balance.
Now I need to receive some BTC and I'd prefer not to share my total BTC balance with the sender. Can I have him send the BTC to my existing Blockchain web wallet and then use SharedCoin to send it to my main wallet? Or do I need to open a second Blockchain web wallet that has never received BTC from my main wallet?
You can generate a new address in your existing blockchain wallet. Then give that address to the sender. Then once you receive the transaction, you can use SharedSend to send it to your "main wallet". Once you've done that, you can "archive" the new blockchain.info address so that it will never be used again. That way it won't be connected to any other address in that wallet. When I send the BTC from that 1-time address to my main wallet, couldn't it be linked to other addresses in the same wallet? For example if there were a tiny amount of BTC on some of the other addresses in the wallet that were combined with the BTC going out from the 1-time address? |
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Bitfinex.com - has the largest and trustable volume in BTC/USD
Bitstamp.net - also trustable
Btc-e.com - USD withdrawal fee is expensive
Okcoin.com - I don't think their trade volune is real
Can I do a bank draft (not a wire) with any of these like I can with Coinbase and Circle? |
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Generating a new address doesn't protect you from the addresses being linked together though. As soon as you spend BTC from the wallet which generated the two address, they may be linked together.
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Let's say I regularly send BTC back and forth between wallet #1 and wallet #2. I'm receiving BTC and I don't want the sender to link me to wallet #1 and its transaction history. Is my privacy increased at all by having him send to wallet #2 instead of wallet #1 or will I be linked to wallet #1 for sure no matter which wallet he sends to?
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OK it sounds like I would need 2 Blockchain wallets then.
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From what I understand, whenever you send BTC from that wallet afterward, you are potentially linking those different addresses together.
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I have 3 wallets:
- main wallet
- Blockchain web wallet
- Wallet32 mobile wallet
I keep my BTC in my main wallet, but when I want to spend some, I transfer that amount to the Blockchain wallet and then use SharedCoin to transfer it to my mobile wallet from where I spend it. That way the people/businesses I spend money with don't know my total BTC balance.
Now I need to receive some BTC and I'd prefer not to share my total BTC balance with the sender. Can I have him send the BTC to my existing Blockchain web wallet and then use SharedCoin to send it to my main wallet? Or do I need to open a second Blockchain web wallet that has never received BTC from my main wallet?
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I should have said I'd like to be able to do a bank account transfer like with Coinbase and Circle. Can Bitstamp, Bitfinex, or OKCoin do that?
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I'm using Coinbase and Circle. I was using Buttercoin but they're done. Are there any others as reliable as these?
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Has anyone been able to withdraw?
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Hey guys, what's with this latest rise? Is it a mystery or was there a clear catalyst?
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It looks like they're allowing altcoin withdrawals now. Has anyone had one go through successfully?
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Do any of the big merchants that accept Litecoin do so without GoCoin?
Litecoin doesn't have anything like Bitcoin's OP_RETURN?
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