Why is there a field for BTC address in the profile?

[frankenmint]

There is no method to see the address nor to send funds to it.  Why is it there?

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[hilariousandco]

People can see it when they click on your profile. It's handy to have. Some people use bots to send payments to addresses listed there too.

[YOLOMAN]

maybe to recover your account with a signature when you got hacked or something?

[hilariousandco]

maybe to recover your account with a signature when you got hacked or something?

Nope, that won't suffice unfortunately. Addresses need to be either in a message or a post. I think it would be a good idea to have them logged somehow to help with account recovery though.

[frankenmint]

I swear i did not see them until you mentioned it Doh!

[tspacepilot]

maybe to recover your account with a signature when you got hacked or something?

Nope, that won't suffice unfortunately. Addresses need to be either in a message or a post. I think it would be a good idea to have them logged somehow to help with account recovery though.

That is very interesting and I was unaware of this.  Seems like a user concerned about this might ought to put a post up in off-topic with their btc address should it ever come in handy for account verification.

[hilariousandco]

Hopefully addresses in our profiles will be logged at some point as that seems like the perfect place to put them or have a history of addresses used there for easy access if you need to prove you own one. You also don't need to post one in off-topic but just use them naturally. You can also send them in a PM to default trust as they won't be deleted then.

[eid]

Hopefully addresses in our profiles will be logged at some point as that seems like the perfect place to put them or have a history of addresses used there for easy access if you need to prove you own one. You also don't need to post one in off-topic but just use them naturally. You can also send them in a PM to default trust as they won't be deleted then.

It's actually DefaultTrust you need to send a PM to. (Not trying to be pedantic, just thought someone may do this after reading the thread).

[tspacepilot]

It's a reasonable point, computers are notoriously pedantic.