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If you know that you can't receive BTC more than once, then you could run a daily script to check with the API the addresses of that day and store them on a separate database/file that does not get checked automaticallu anymore. Other than that, the build up of addresses seems too much to handle, but keep in mind that 1000 addresses is still under the daily limit of blockchain.info. (I can't quite remember the limit, though)
i happen to have dev'd a js soloution for the first part of this.
how ever its not non blocking, so will jam your browser and may fail for 1000.
i have not had time to refactor. you just shoot of say 10 at a time, JS should easily be able to handle 1000 if done this way.
Watch multiple addresses for PPC, LTC & BTC coins from one page and total amounts without logging in or signing up anywhere or having to re-enter addresses into a block explorer or having to get pivate keys.
This version has no time limit to use.
you can find it here
https://sourceforge.net/projects/coinwatch/files/CoinWatch.zip/download
put you addresses in the coinwatch/addressAndtype.js
press the go button and go!!!!!
Consider Tor Browser for you own addresses.
I have put some random addresses in there already for you to just try and as examples of how to put addresses in
This has no time limit to use.
how ever its not non blocking, so will jam your browser and may fail for 1000.
i have not had time to refactor. you just shoot of say 10 at a time, JS should easily be able to handle 1000 if done this way.
Watch multiple addresses for PPC, LTC & BTC coins from one page and total amounts without logging in or signing up anywhere or having to re-enter addresses into a block explorer or having to get pivate keys.
This version has no time limit to use.
you can find it here
https://sourceforge.net/projects/coinwatch/files/CoinWatch.zip/download
put you addresses in the coinwatch/addressAndtype.js
press the go button and go!!!!!
Consider Tor Browser for you own addresses.
I have put some random addresses in there already for you to just try and as examples of how to put addresses in
This has no time limit to use.
I was wondering if there was some kind of way I could group addreses into like hierarchical address system or something ?
I don't know..
I don't know..
That exists, but it's not going to help you detect and associate transactions. You will need to be running a node.
What are you still doing here?
Everyone please ignore this douchebag.
He lost thousands of bitcoins others entrusted to him at inputs.io and coinlenders.
Hierachical address system could mean deterministic addresses. The standard for those is BIP32. You can generate unlimited addresses from a single extended public key.
You will still need to feed all the unspent outputs into your send transaction though. No way around that.
You will still need to feed all the unspent outputs into your send transaction though. No way around that.
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I was wondering if there was some kind of way I could group addreses into like hierarchical address system or something ?
I don't know..
I don't know..
That exists, but it's not going to help you detect and associate transactions. You will need to be running a node.
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