you don't need new software. use nlocktime in your UTXO, it's already in the code.
and i'm not interested
and i'm not interested
This, bitcoin already has this feature available.
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This, bitcoin already has this feature available.
you don't need new software. use nlocktime in your UTXO, it's already in the code.
and i'm not interested
and i'm not interested
I like the concept!
But the source code could always be tweaked to release it when really needed...
And if it's closed-source, forget.
But the source code could always be tweaked to release it when really needed...
And if it's closed-source, forget.
Very un-useful idea for obvious reasons
I disagree, it could be used as some kind of cold storage or whatever.
I probably won't use it but i think it's viable.
Very un-useful idea for obvious reasons
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I thought I read something about mastercoin planning to offer similar feature.
Time Statis wallet.
your private key is deep encrypted, and can only be decrypted at a certain date and time (it checks the atomic clock in Las Vegas)
your private key is deep encrypted, and can only be decrypted at a certain date and time (it checks the atomic clock in Las Vegas)
Kinda stupid what if u need them in a hurry.
is there a signed datafeed from the atomic clock?
I think it would be useful. You could set up a trust for a kid and give it to him/her and say "You can use it when you're 18" or 21 or whatever.
You could even go further and have a wallet that will only open if there is a specific event such as a death. Maybe 3-5 people have to sign it with a digital signature. Or maybe someday the Bitcoin protocol will keep track of medical records and will just know when we die.
You could even go further and have a wallet that will only open if there is a specific event such as a death. Maybe 3-5 people have to sign it with a digital signature. Or maybe someday the Bitcoin protocol will keep track of medical records and will just know when we die.
So basically it's a time lock?
Time Statis wallet.
your private key is deep encrypted, and can only be decrypted at a certain date and time (it checks the atomic clock in Las Vegas)
Sounds like a great incentive to hack the computer(s) that connects to the atomic clock in Las Vegas. your private key is deep encrypted, and can only be decrypted at a certain date and time (it checks the atomic clock in Las Vegas)
Time Statis wallet.
your private key is deep encrypted, and can only be decrypted at a certain date and time (it checks the atomic clock in Las Vegas)
your private key is deep encrypted, and can only be decrypted at a certain date and time (it checks the atomic clock in Las Vegas)
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