I am noticing something odd... (Noticed this after mining TRC, and my mined coins began showing in my wallet as an unfamiliar address. Turned-out that my mined coins in TRC may have been another persons info in my wallet.)
What I noticed in this CAP wallet, is that the coins I mine are not showing as the original address of the wallet. To date, I only have one address, I have not created more, for this wallet.
The odd part is... Though 99% of my mined coins are going to this "other address"... The 1% are going to another address in my wallet.
EG... When I created the wallet, there was one address "bob", and no other "created addresses". But my mined coin are going to the address "sue" 99% of the time, and 1% of the time they are going to address "joe". (I assume these addresses are from the stock-pile of "100 pregenerated addresses", that the wallet is created with.)
I just found it odd, that this wallet mines to something other than the original created address. Could be an issue for some people, if the mined addresses goes beyond the 100, and the wallet gets corrupted. It will be impossible to get the next sequence of addresses past the first 100. (Unless they purposely use a fixed-seed generation for each following set of "new addresses". You would have to create trillions of addresses before you eventually find those lost addresses again.)
What I noticed in this CAP wallet, is that the coins I mine are not showing as the original address of the wallet. To date, I only have one address, I have not created more, for this wallet.
The odd part is... Though 99% of my mined coins are going to this "other address"... The 1% are going to another address in my wallet.
EG... When I created the wallet, there was one address "bob", and no other "created addresses". But my mined coin are going to the address "sue" 99% of the time, and 1% of the time they are going to address "joe". (I assume these addresses are from the stock-pile of "100 pregenerated addresses", that the wallet is created with.)
I just found it odd, that this wallet mines to something other than the original created address. Could be an issue for some people, if the mined addresses goes beyond the 100, and the wallet gets corrupted. It will be impossible to get the next sequence of addresses past the first 100. (Unless they purposely use a fixed-seed generation for each following set of "new addresses". You would have to create trillions of addresses before you eventually find those lost addresses again.)
I can confirm this....I've noticed if I close the wallet and start again that a new address is created for my mined coins.
Im looking into if it could become an issue. Looking through my wallet history (solo mining since launch pretty much ) It has happened since the start. Also noticed in other wallets as well exp. Bitgem
