Effortless BTC Distribution to 200+ Addresses with Cointool.app

[hellokitylist]

Are you looking for a hassle-free way to distribute BTC to multiple addresses in a single transaction? Look no further! Cointool.app offers a powerful and user-friendly BTC bulk sender tool that allows you to effortlessly send BTC to over 200 addresses in just one transaction.

Key Features:

Efficient: Save time and effort by sending BTC to multiple addresses in one go.
Convenient: No need to create and send individual transactions for each address.
Secure: Built on reliable blockchain technology for safe and secure transactions.
How It Works:

Simply input the recipient addresses and the corresponding BTC amounts.
Initiate the transaction with just a few clicks.
Sit back and relax as Cointool.app handles the rest, efficiently distributing BTC to all specified addresses in a single seamless transaction.
Supported Networks: In addition to BTC, Cointool.app supports a wide range of networks including ETH, BSC, SOLANA, and many more. Whether you're managing assets across different blockchains, Cointool.app has got you covered.

Experience the convenience and simplicity of bulk BTC distribution with Cointool.app today. Streamline your transactions and take full control of your BTC distribution needs.

Visit cointool.app now to explore the BTC bulk sender tool and unlock a new level of efficiency in managing your cryptocurrency transactions.


🔗 https://cointool.app/multiSender/btc

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[Zaguru12]

Doesn’t this mean that you have to actually leave you or send your bitcoin from your wallet to This app? This causes extra charges to send or rather extra risk to Leave the bitcoin on the app.

Most bitcoin wallet already do allow the sending of bitcoin from a one or more inputs to multiple inputs you can do this on electrum wallet by just separating the receiving addresses from each other using the comma sign (comma)

Just found a guide by AB de Royse777 on this

[BlackBoss_]

Another guide for sending Bitcoin to multiple addresses, also call as a batch transaction.

Batch Bitcoin transactions: Send BTC to two or more recipients, addresses

That article has its guide for Electrum and Bitcoin Core wallets. It can be broadcasted manually or by loading a CSV file. It's noticeable that campaign managers add a comma "," after each participant address, for a batch payment transaction later.

[AB de Royse777]

Are you looking for a hassle-free way to distribute BTC to multiple addresses in a single transaction? Look no further! Cointool.app offers a powerful and user-friendly BTC bulk sender tool that allows you to effortlessly send BTC to over 200 addresses in just one transaction.

I am not criticizing but curious to ask. With Electrum I can easily do mass payment. Even today I made a transaction with over 100 output addresses. Why would I move to your app when I have such feature already without any additional cost?

[hellokitylist]

Are you looking for a hassle-free way to distribute BTC to multiple addresses in a single transaction? Look no further! Cointool.app offers a powerful and user-friendly BTC bulk sender tool that allows you to effortlessly send BTC to over 200 addresses in just one transaction.

I am not criticizing but curious to ask. With Electrum I can easily do mass payment. Even today I made a transaction with over 100 output addresses. Why would I move to your app when I have such feature already without any additional cost?

It's easy. You can do the job in your browser with the plug-in wallet.

[pinggoki]

Are you looking for a hassle-free way to distribute BTC to multiple addresses in a single transaction? Look no further! Cointool.app offers a powerful and user-friendly BTC bulk sender tool that allows you to effortlessly send BTC to over 200 addresses in just one transaction.

I am not criticizing but curious to ask. With Electrum I can easily do mass payment. Even today I made a transaction with over 100 output addresses. Why would I move to your app when I have such feature already without any additional cost?

It's easy. You can do the job in your browser with the plug-in wallet.

But is this more convenient compared to Electrum though? That's the question that's going to need an answer because if not then what's the point right? Another thing that needs to be addressed is that we also need to be making sure that your product is open source because it's a good idea that we know what's in back end right?

[AB de Royse777]

It's easy. You can do the job in your browser with the plug-in wallet.

Do you support Multi-Sig wallet?
People like me who are paranoid about safely and security will always think several times before jumping to a new service when the service is already available in a well known wallet. If the product indeed has many things that is better than Electrum offers (in terms of mass payment) then you need to work to increase the customer confidence. What is your panning to market the product? Feel free to contact me if you need help in Bitcointalk marketing.

[hellokitylist]

Are you looking for a hassle-free way to distribute BTC to multiple addresses in a single transaction? Look no further! Cointool.app offers a powerful and user-friendly BTC bulk sender tool that allows you to effortlessly send BTC to over 200 addresses in just one transaction.

I am not criticizing but curious to ask. With Electrum I can easily do mass payment. Even today I made a transaction with over 100 output addresses. Why would I move to your app when I have such feature already without any additional cost?

It's easy. You can do the job in your browser with the plug-in wallet.

But is this more convenient compared to Electrum though? That's the question that's going to need an answer because if not then what's the point right? Another thing that needs to be addressed is that we also need to be making sure that your product is open source because it's a good idea that we know what's in back end right?

All you need to do is download a browser wallet, such as unisat, etc. It's the same as eth's metamask, which I find very convenient. cointool's front-end code is hosted on github.

[hellokitylist]

It's easy. You can do the job in your browser with the plug-in wallet.

Do you support Multi-Sig wallet?
People like me who are paranoid about safely and security will always think several times before jumping to a new service when the service is already available in a well known wallet. If the product indeed has many things that is better than Electrum offers (in terms of mass payment) then you need to work to increase the customer confidence. What is your panning to market the product? Feel free to contact me if you need help in Bitcointalk marketing.

It depends on whether the btc plugin wallet such as unisat supports multi-signature wallet, if you are very important to the security, may be this wallet is not suitable for you, unisat and a series of plugin wallet, similar to eth's metamask, suitable for fast btc operations

[hellokitylist]

2000 addresses can be sent at once

[Eddie Sockittome]

Waiting for the day Satoshi distributes $50,000,000,000 as tax-free "gifts" sent all at once randomly to 2.9 million wallets, just to stick it to politicians who want to tax it.

[hellokitylist]

Waiting for the day Satoshi distributes $50,000,000,000 as tax-free "gifts" sent all at once randomly to 2.9 million wallets, just to stick it to politicians who want to tax it.

lol

[hellokitylist]

Waiting for the day Satoshi distributes $50,000,000,000 as tax-free "gifts" sent all at once randomly to 2.9 million wallets, just to stick it to politicians who want to tax it.

lol

[hellokitylist]

Waiting for the day Satoshi distributes $50,000,000,000 as tax-free "gifts" sent all at once randomly to 2.9 million wallets, just to stick it to politicians who want to tax it.

lol

[hellokitylist]

The cointool has been around for a few years now and has been heavily updated several times.

[kotajikikox]

This is something that is definitely convenient and attractive to a lot of people however this is also a feature that is already present in multiple trusted and well-established wallets or exchanges so how is this anything new?

Moreover how are we sure this is safe and legit? I mean holding your coins in one place is dangerous enough but sending to 200+ addresses is way riskier.