why is armory "light years" better?
did you read "light years" for "lightweight" ?
Topic: How many wallets am I limited to? (Read 1083 times)
did you read "light years" for "lightweight" ?
why is armory "light years" better?
If you have the RAM for it, http://bitcoinarmory.com/ probably does what you're looking for (plus more), though the dev stresses it's in alpha.
multibit lightweight client also supporting multiple wallets.
I guess you dont like to have a thousand wallets.
If you have the RAM for it, http://bitcoinarmory.com/ probably does what you're looking for (plus more), though the dev stresses it's in alpha.
I've got to say that is pretty cool. I am going to give it a test run soon.
I have many wallets, but they are empty since I got Zhou Tonged!!!
You're a genius, Armory looks great
Fwiw, the dev's on vacation, and version 0.5.1 has a bug some (including myself) experience where send transactions are initially declared invalid by Armory. The transactions still go out, and appear in Armory after one confirmation. Just a visual bug, it seems -- just make sure to check something like blockchain.info to be sure, or use an older version of Armory if it bothers you.
You're a genius, Armory looks great
If you have the RAM for it, http://bitcoinarmory.com/ probably does what you're looking for (plus more), though the dev stresses it's in alpha.
Yes, you should. And yes, you can.
I just realized that if someone knew your wallet code, they can figure out what you're doing with your account to some degree, considering that all transactions are public and can be traced throughout the block chain. Therefore my question is should we have multiple wallets?
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