This is my link btw: http://myb.tc/QJT
And here's testing if the currency convert thing works or not http://myb.tc/QJT/9.99USD
Edit: It looks good, if someone wants to test that, go right ahead 'JK'
Great work guys, congrats.
I just enter an address and the site generating QR Code and a link.
Then, what is the purpose of that?
The purpose (at least that's how we used btc.to back in the day) was to enter your bitcoin address and then only memorize the shortlink.
Say, you enter your paper wallet public address (1Fqi5DTDRBLeu7XCi7fZvHMpd35Qs3U8sT) and receive the short url http://myb.tc/LJI.
Now, if someone wants to send you bitcoin, you can just tell them to "go to myb.tc/LJI and send the bitcoins". They can then copypaste the address on their desktop pc and enter it into their wallet software. They could also scan the code without you being there and send. You could also pull up the link on your mobile and have your friend scan it with their app when you meet up.
Why is this useful?
- no need to carry a wallet on your phone to request BTC
- no need to copypaste addresses via email
- instantly accessible QR code even for remote locations.
I've used the hell out of btc.to and I hope others might find this service equally useful.
it's random. you could also have gotten X35 or XQ1.