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November 30, 2015, 08:01:39 AM
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Right now i got a wallet on my OSX computer right now, but i think its will be nice to have it on my Windows computer to and on work, will it be any problem width this? i can se on OSX the wallet download data to the system, but what will happen with my wallet-address on multi computers?
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November 30, 2015, 08:49:48 AM
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Assuming you are using bitcoin core, theoretically, you only need to copy "wallet.dat" to another computer and you can access the same set of addresses. I am not sure whether both wallets will create the same address when you create a new address in both wallets. Better not do this way, or only create new addresses on one wallet and copy to the other.
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November 30, 2015, 11:30:31 AM
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Assuming you are using bitcoin core, theoretically, you only need to copy "wallet.dat" to another computer and you can access the same set of addresses. I am not sure whether both wallets will create the same address when you create a new address in both wallets. Better not do this way, or only create new addresses on one wallet and copy to the other.

As long as the hidden pool of addresses (100 by default) is not used they create the same addresses even for change. Afterwards however the addresses will be different. So over time the 3 instances of the same wallet.dat will change and no longer be in sync. HD wallets (armory, electrum, multibit HD) are better for this.

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November 30, 2015, 09:07:12 PM
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It's possible to duplicate the wallet.
But after creating new addresses, like already mentioned, it will be out of sync.

So either always backup wallet.dat and manually synch it with every Computer after creating a new address.. or just use HD wallet / Mobile Phone (for not too much coins).

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December 01, 2015, 06:51:48 AM
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Okay thanks a lot, i will use Multibit HD for bitcoin's and all orther coin types will i place on a exchange, i think its the safrtys way to handle it, thanks for the nice respons! Smiley
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