Topic: Multiple BTC/LTC wallets in the same system (Read 919 times)
I was wondering how BitStamp/MtGox deal with thousands of users but I guess they have a common wallet and manage internally the transfers and balances.
no, there isn't any restriction, but why would you host multiple instances on one machine?
Assuming you have a system with enough resources to host multiple BTC/LTC wallets (instances) with different encryption keys and accessed by different users.
Is there any restriction in the maximum number of BTC/LTC wallets that a single system (with a single IP address) can handle?
In other words, is the network restricting the maximum numbers of outgoing connections from a single node? can this system be automatically blacklisted/blocked from other nodes in the network, maybe to prevent flood?
Perhaps this has been discussed before but I can't find the thread.
Is there any restriction in the maximum number of BTC/LTC wallets that a single system (with a single IP address) can handle?
In other words, is the network restricting the maximum numbers of outgoing connections from a single node? can this system be automatically blacklisted/blocked from other nodes in the network, maybe to prevent flood?
Perhaps this has been discussed before but I can't find the thread.
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