I want to send 50 btc to 50 addresses untainted

[CIYAM]

Unfortunately - the only safe way to confirm you are the *sole* holder of a particular private key is to perform a transaction on the blockchain to a new private key...  thus ruining the collectible nature of the coins.. right?

You can confirm you are the holder of a private key by signing a message for its pubkey (this feature is in the current client) but this of course doesn't solve the problem of being the "sole" owner.

Am thinking that perhaps some sort of multisig approach might solve the latter although you'd never be the sole holder of the private key but instead could be recognised by some sort of joint signing with a trusted 3rd party as being the *current* holder.

Unfortunately though one thing you can never stop is people sending trash *to* the collectible address and even a small amount send from the vanity address 1asswipe might slightly devalue your otherwise pristine address.  

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[rjk]

1asswipe might slightly devalue your otherwise pristine address.  

<evil grin>

[unclemantis]

1asswipe might slightly devalue your otherwise pristine address.  

<evil grin>

1234567890abcdefABCDEFaN1fuUEdvFTU might have a lot more value :-D

[bg002h]

I'd ask Luke-jr about this. All his pools payouts, no matter how small, are all newly generated coins. I bet you could pay him for 50 BTC1 newly mined blocks. Much cooler than the one transfer idea.

[unclemantis]

I'd ask Luke-jr about this. All his pools payouts, no matter how small, are all newly generated coins. I bet you could pay him for 50 BTC1 newly mined blocks. Much cooler than the one transfer idea.

Direct deposit?

[BkkCoins]

I'd ask Luke-jr about this. All his pools payouts, no matter how small, are all newly generated coins. I bet you could pay him for 50 BTC1 newly mined blocks. Much cooler than the one transfer idea.

That's a good idea too because it's much easier for him to accommodate some extra 1BTC payouts than pulling a whole block (which would likely be a real problem).

[unclemantis]

I'd ask Luke-jr about this. All his pools payouts, no matter how small, are all newly generated coins. I bet you could pay him for 50 BTC1 newly mined blocks. Much cooler than the one transfer idea.

That's a good idea too because it's much easier for him to accommodate some extra 1BTC payouts than pulling a whole block (which would likely be a real problem).

How does one define the exchange rate of an entire payout block?

[bg002h]

I'd ask Luke-jr about this. All his pools payouts, no matter how small, are all newly generated coins. I bet you could pay him for 50 BTC1 newly mined blocks. Much cooler than the one transfer idea.

Direct deposit?

I think the only requirement for all coins generated in a block is that they sum to 50.

[BkkCoins]

I'd ask Luke-jr about this. All his pools payouts, no matter how small, are all newly generated coins. I bet you could pay him for 50 BTC1 newly mined blocks. Much cooler than the one transfer idea.

That's a good idea too because it's much easier for him to accommodate some extra 1BTC payouts than pulling a whole block (which would likely be a real problem).

How does one define the exchange rate of an entire payout block?

What do you mean by exchange rate? The price you'd pay for it? That would just be negotiated. If a lot of people starting wanting these you can be sure the price would go up. From a practical point of view it ought not to be higher than using a mixing service for untainted coins. So a few percent seems reasonable. No doubt fanatic desire can wreck havoc with that.

[nimda]

I'd ask Luke-jr about this. All his pools payouts, no matter how small, are all newly generated coins. I bet you could pay him for 50 BTC1 newly mined blocks. Much cooler than the one transfer idea.

Direct deposit?

I think the only requirement for all coins generated in a block is that they sum to 50.

50 plus the parts of the outputs which weren't sent to an address, i.e. the fees

[unclemantis]

I'd ask Luke-jr about this. All his pools payouts, no matter how small, are all newly generated coins. I bet you could pay him for 50 BTC1 newly mined blocks. Much cooler than the one transfer idea.

That's a good idea too because it's much easier for him to accommodate some extra 1BTC payouts than pulling a whole block (which would likely be a real problem).

How does one define the exchange rate of an entire payout block?

What do you mean by exchange rate? The price you'd pay for it? That would just be negotiated. If a lot of people starting wanting these you can be sure the price would go up. From a practical point of view it ought not to be higher than using a mixing service for untainted coins. So a few percent seems reasonable. No doubt fanatic desire can wreck havoc with that.

What does a deposit look like after a mixing service? Do you have an example transaction?

[BkkCoins]

What does a deposit look like after a mixing service? Do you have an example transaction?

I've never used one.

But blockchain.info offers one now built in to the wallet for 1.5%. You can send or receive a transaction as anonymous and that routes it thru the mixer which they claim guarantees 0% taint (I think). It's worth trying that to see how it works since it's very easy.

If you haven't explored the blockchain.info wallet I'd really recommend it. It offers a lot more functionality than the standard client, has good security as long as you make sufficient backups, and it looks real pretty too.

[unclemantis]

What does a deposit look like after a mixing service? Do you have an example transaction?

I've never used one.

But blockchain.info offers one now built in to the wallet for 1.5%. You can send or receive a transaction as anonymous and that routes it thru the mixer which they claim guarantees 0% taint (I think). It's worth trying that to see how it works since it's very easy.

If you haven't explored the blockchain.info wallet I'd really recommend it. It offers a lot more functionality than the standard client, has good security as long as you make sufficient backups, and it looks real pretty too.

I am using it for their Merchant services.

[unclemantis]

If i want to send EXACTLY 1.0 btc how do i do this?

http://www.blockchain.info/wallet/send-anonymously

Do i have to do the math and send EXACTLY 1.0155? Ho does this work out?

And if i send exactly 1.0 will i get a SINGLE 1BTC transaction or will it be several partial btc to = 1btc?

[BkkCoins]

Not sure. Here is the info page about it. It's an option on the send page. You could send a BTC to your self and see if it arrives with no connection at all from your self.

https://blockchain.info/wallet/send-anonymously

edit: just checked. When sending you enter 1 btc and it calculates the actual transaction amount from that. You can also create a receive address that is anonymous. Any payment received on that address is mixed and forwarded to another real address you have (no doubt the fee is removed on the way so you would have to have extra sent to you).

[unclemantis]

Not sure. Here is the info page about it. It's an option on the send page. You could send a BTC to your self and see if it arrives with no connection at all from your self.

https://blockchain.info/wallet/send-anonymously

I kinda have 0.98734 btc in my wallet and under 1btc spread out in the blockchain.info wallet for an application i am building

I do have more, but they are in cold storage and I am not going to bust open the piggy bank to try LOL.

Now... if you want to try it, that would be great

[adamstgBit]

Bitcoin collectables


i like your idea.

buying a newly minted block

but you have to trust the miner

maybe if one of the big miners offered this i might buy a block or 2 

[unclemantis]

My first experience with Blockchain.info's mixing service.

FAIL!

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=96227.0