Btw, is there a way to delete already created address?
Especially after it's empty?
Especially after it's empty?
Nope. The best you can do is export all the keys, create an empty wallet, then import the keys except those you don't want.
Topic: How does the generating new addresses work? (Read 534 times)
Nope. The best you can do is export all the keys, create an empty wallet, then import the keys except those you don't want.
Btw, is there a way to delete already created address?
Especially after it's empty?
Especially after it's empty?
Thank you mate, to the point answers, appreciate it! 
It seems like you can generate as many as you want bitcoin addresses with the Bitcoin client.
Yup.
Isn't there a limit?
The client still uses BDB for the wallet.dat. The previous versions would bog down after the wallet held several thousand addresses, but I'm not sure if the move to LevelDB for the blockchain in v0.8 made that problem go away (at least to where the sluggishness wouldn't reappear even after a level much much higher number of addresses).
Are there any potential problems with generating too many?
To your node, yes -- sluggishness. To the Bitcoin network? Nope.
How do they avoid the chance to people to generate the same address?
Maths and keyspace. i.e., There's no reason to worry about it ever happening.
- https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.1143851
This is a part I haven't got yet, since I'm kinda new.
It seems like you can generate as many as you want bitcoin addresses with the Bitcoin client.
Isn't there a limit?
Are there any potential problems with generating too many?
How do they avoid the chance to people to generate the same address?
It seems like you can generate as many as you want bitcoin addresses with the Bitcoin client.
Isn't there a limit?
Are there any potential problems with generating too many?
How do they avoid the chance to people to generate the same address?
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