Topic: Generate 100 addresses like multibit (Read 662 times)
You have to remember that customized Gap Limit. If you ever need to restore from seed you'll need to set that Gap Limit again to be able to see all your used addresses.
You have to go to the console tab and enter:
wallet.storage.put('gap_limit',100)
Then restart Electrum, you should now have 100 addresses in the receiving address list.
It will take longer to sync them when you start Electrum.
wallet.storage.put('gap_limit',100)
Then restart Electrum, you should now have 100 addresses in the receiving address list.
It will take longer to sync them when you start Electrum.
Awesome, thanks. I Did that and like 45 came up, but that is more than enough.
Just remember, if you ever have to restore from seed you might have to change the gap limit to 100 every time. As the gap limit just basically says "I'm gonna create addresses in order until i find 100 unused addresses then stop."
If you only have bitcoins on your 101st address, restoring seed will not generate that address witgout you putting in a gap limit of 101 etc.
You have to go to the console tab and enter:
wallet.storage.put('gap_limit',100)
Then restart Electrum, you should now have 100 addresses in the receiving address list.
It will take longer to sync them when you start Electrum.
wallet.storage.put('gap_limit',100)
Then restart Electrum, you should now have 100 addresses in the receiving address list.
It will take longer to sync them when you start Electrum.
Awesome, thanks. I Did that and like 45 came up, but that is more than enough.
You have to go to the console tab and enter:
wallet.storage.put('gap_limit',100)
Then restart Electrum, you should now have 100 addresses in the receiving address list.
It will take longer to sync them when you start Electrum.
wallet.storage.put('gap_limit',100)
Then restart Electrum, you should now have 100 addresses in the receiving address list.
It will take longer to sync them when you start Electrum.
I see something about gap limit but the version i have 1.9.8 I can't find anything to do with that
is this possible in Electrum? I can't find a way.
I like to generate 100 addresses and label them so I can keep track of who has what address, in multibit this takes 10 seconds. in Electrum I only have 3 receiving addresses at once
I like to generate 100 addresses and label them so I can keep track of who has what address, in multibit this takes 10 seconds. in Electrum I only have 3 receiving addresses at once
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