Vanity address ;D

[sed]

Well, I could start up bitcoind and wait 2 days for the blockchain to sync and then import the key and send the raw transaction over RPC but it seems a whole lotta work for 4K satoshis.  I did try the import in multibit and 5640 sats is the dust limit.

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1715685641

[Remember remember the 5th of November]

Well, I could start up bitcoind and wait 2 days for the blockchain to sync and then import the key and send the raw transaction over RPC but it seems a whole lotta work for 4K satoshis.  I did try the import in multibit and 5640 sats is the dust limit.

With the new release, it takes 3 hours at most.

[sed]

I think it still depends on your hardware.  But I admit I haven't fired up bitcoind in a few months.  Perhaps I should try the new version.

[Bitcoin_BOy$]

Well, I could start up bitcoind and wait 2 days for the blockchain to sync and then import the key and send the raw transaction over RPC but it seems a whole lotta work for 4K satoshis.  I did try the import in multibit and 5640 sats is the dust limit.

With the new release, it takes 3 hours at most.

where can i find the new release

[Parazyd]

Well, I could start up bitcoind and wait 2 days for the blockchain to sync and then import the key and send the raw transaction over RPC but it seems a whole lotta work for 4K satoshis.  I did try the import in multibit and 5640 sats is the dust limit.

With the new release, it takes 3 hours at most.

where can i find the new release

https://bitcoin.org/bin/0.10.0/test/

Keep in mind it's a release candidate and shouldn't be used if you don't want unstable software.