Topic: about create personal coin api (Read 263 times)
yes ,you can setup core code on your VPS ,and connect to it using RPC commands to retrieve info.
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As its mentioned above, it is possble to create a personal coin. But the question is for what ? May be you personally created coin means that you can something get from it. But to be honest i cannt actually understend the reason of this need. Could anybody answere me ? 
will be very glad to make it more clear
will be very glad to make it more clearI think he worded it quite badly (but the answers above should already give you an answer) and is actually referring to an API to make/facilitate transactions, for his business or w/e reason.
(As opposed to making an entire new altcoin for whatever purpose..)
Of course it is possible.
But the question is whether this is necessary for your needs.
As ETFbitcoin mentioned, you don't even need to develop your own API. You can simply use the RPC interface to communicate with your bitcoin core instance.
If you need an API for a lot of transactions (e.g. you are accepting BTC on a website): Setup core on your server (preferably in a DMZ), then connect to it using RPC commands to retrieve information. But note that you should store your coins on a different machine and NOT on the one accessible from outside.
If you want to be safe for 'home usage', you don't need a server at all. You might simply install core on your main machine and use it as a wallet.
Core will download and verify all blocks/transactions, just without an additional server.
I think we can give you a better overview regarding the options, if you tell us what you want to achieve with your setup (the main purpose).
But the question is whether this is necessary for your needs.
As ETFbitcoin mentioned, you don't even need to develop your own API. You can simply use the RPC interface to communicate with your bitcoin core instance.
If you need an API for a lot of transactions (e.g. you are accepting BTC on a website): Setup core on your server (preferably in a DMZ), then connect to it using RPC commands to retrieve information. But note that you should store your coins on a different machine and NOT on the one accessible from outside.
If you want to be safe for 'home usage', you don't need a server at all. You might simply install core on your main machine and use it as a wallet.
Core will download and verify all blocks/transactions, just without an additional server.
I think we can give you a better overview regarding the options, if you tell us what you want to achieve with your setup (the main purpose).
Hello
i have qustion about bitcoin core and other coin api
i want install bitcoin core in my windows or linux server and create personal api.
i dont want using other bitcoin wallet anf bitcoin site.
i want all transaction in my server.
is this posible?
i have qustion about bitcoin core and other coin api
i want install bitcoin core in my windows or linux server and create personal api.
i dont want using other bitcoin wallet anf bitcoin site.
i want all transaction in my server.
is this posible?
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