Mycelium 2.0 HD - Welcome to the future

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Quote from: birr on December 23, 2017, 10:39:30 AM

Maybe I'm wrong about the fees. I was thinking that sending from a single address would use a smaller transaction than sending from multiple addresses.

Yes, you are wrong. The data size of the transaction has nothing to do with the addresses being used. It is all to do with the number of inputs and outputs. So, a transaction that uses 10 inputs from 1 address, will likely have the same data size as a transaction that uses 1 input from 10 addresses... they both have 10 inputs.

There will be some variation depending on compressed vs. uncompressed addresses and legacy vs. segwit, but in general it won't matter (from a data size perspective) if you used one address or 100 addresses.

PilotofBTC

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Quote from: birr on December 23, 2017, 10:39:30 AM

Quote from: TryNinja on December 23, 2017, 07:43:16 AM

Quote from: birr on December 23, 2017, 04:55:23 AM

Might want to use a legacy (static) address for that, especially with fees so high now.

Why? I thought multiple addresses didn't increase the fee because multiple payments are always counted as a new input regardless of the number of different addresses?

Maybe I'm wrong about the fees. I was thinking that sending from a single address would use a smaller transaction than sending from multiple addresses.

I'm pretty sure the inputs are the same size whether they come from one address or multiple addresses. So, the size of the transaction should be the same either way.

But, don't make the mistake I made by creating a new "Account" (derivation path) for your mining or small receives, because then when you spend from you main wallet account, it can't grab a small output from the other account to fill the tx if needed, and will have to break up a larger output you might have sitting in the main account.

birr

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Quote from: TryNinja on December 23, 2017, 07:43:16 AM

Quote from: birr on December 23, 2017, 04:55:23 AM

Might want to use a legacy (static) address for that, especially with fees so high now.

Why? I thought multiple addresses didn't increase the fee because multiple payments are always counted as a new input regardless of the number of different addresses?

Maybe I'm wrong about the fees. I was thinking that sending from a single address would use a smaller transaction than sending from multiple addresses.

TryNinja

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Quote from: birr on December 23, 2017, 04:55:23 AM

Might want to use a legacy (static) address for that, especially with fees so high now.

Why? I thought multiple addresses didn't increase the fee because multiple payments are always counted as a new input regardless of the number of different addresses?

birr

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Might want to use a legacy (static) address for that, especially with fees so high now.

PilotofBTC

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Quote from: Stephan1973 on December 21, 2017, 05:15:06 AM

Hello guys and girls. I want to mine bitcoin with Hashflare. So i made a Mycelium bitcoin wallet. Now i have this little problem... This is so confusing to me; What address do i have to provide to the mining application when they ask for wallet address ? is it the mycelium public key in Account button or the key that is shown in Receive button Huh

Thanks in advance guys/girls!! Your help is much appreciated.

Your receive address. Keep in mind, it will change every time you receive bitcoin. But, all the addresses remain valid.

Stephan1973

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Hello guys and girls. I want to mine bitcoin with Hashflare. So i made a Mycelium bitcoin wallet. Now i have this little problem... This is so confusing to me; What address do i have to provide to the mining application when they ask for wallet address ? is it the mycelium public key in Account button or the key that is shown in Receive button Huh

Thanks in advance guys/girls!! Your help is much appreciated.

BitGroin

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Thanks! Very helpful.

cetus

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Quote from: BitGroin on January 01, 2016, 03:57:09 AM

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xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx x
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Does anyone recognize what this backup code is and can tell me how to use it?

This code is for an old style paper (PDF) backup. If you have it, look for the encrypted key QR code in it, scan it with Mycelium, and it will ask you for this code. This code is useless without the printout or PDF.

If you can’t find the printout, chances are you may still have the PDF somewhere, as it was generated at the same time as this code. The file name pattern is mycelium-backup-*.pdf, where * stands for the date and time. It may even be somewhere on an SD card or some data partition which is not cleaned by a factory reset.

BitGroin

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I recently reset my phone to factory condition and forgot I had Mycelium with a small share of a bitcoin on it. Not too much, so it won't really harm me if it's lost, but enough to be annoying.

Went looking through my notes for a backup and found something in this form created in July 2014 with whatever version of Mycelium was current at the time:
xxx xxx xxx xxx xxx x
Every x is a seemingly random capital letter. After re-installing Mycelium, I can't find a way to enter this as a seed code, instead it asks for a word list of at least 12 English words.

Does anyone recognize what this backup code is and can tell me how to use it?

Hugroll

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Quote from: PilotofBTC on October 12, 2015, 01:58:46 PM

Quote from: Hugroll on October 12, 2015, 01:50:17 PM

looks great, can we expect this coming out for iOS soon? as a iphone user im sad i wont get to experience this .

There is a Mycellium wallet in the App Store. Give it a try. Although, I heard some bad things about it (bugs) when it first came out so I stuck with Blockchain.info and Breadwallet on iOS.

ya i tried using it, its really not for me. all it can do is send/receive and backup/recover. it doesnt have the goodies that the android version has like importing or exporting keys or importing hd wallets

gentlemand

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Welt Am Draht

Quote from: PilotofBTC on October 12, 2015, 01:58:46 PM

Quote from: Hugroll on October 12, 2015, 01:50:17 PM

looks great, can we expect this coming out for iOS soon? as a iphone user im sad i wont get to experience this .

There is a Mycellium wallet in the App Store. Give it a try. Although, I heard some bad things about it (bugs) when it first came out so I stuck with Blockchain.info and Breadwallet on iOS.

It's still a bit cranky now by the sounds of it. Best to steer clear and stick the proven ones.

PilotofBTC

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Quote from: Hugroll on October 12, 2015, 01:50:17 PM

looks great, can we expect this coming out for iOS soon? as a iphone user im sad i wont get to experience this .

There is a Mycellium wallet in the App Store. Give it a try. Although, I heard some bad things about it (bugs) when it first came out so I stuck with Blockchain.info and Breadwallet on iOS.

Hugroll

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looks great, can we expect this coming out for iOS soon? as a iphone user im sad i wont get to experience this .

PilotofBTC

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I'm moving from iOS to Android and looking at this wallet.

Does it support finger print readers in addition to Pins?

RustyNomad

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Just noticed the following in MyCelium, not sure whether it's a bug or not.

The total in the HD account section and the total for the other accounts show 0 BTC yet there is some dust in there. Total at the bottom displays correctly.

If I change it to display in USD then the total show up correctly in each section.

EDIT: See the image is not showing.

On the Account page of MyCelium I have my HD account and some other accounts. The total for each section shows up as 0 BTC even though there are balances on those addresses which are shown under each address. The total at the bottom shows up correctly as x.xxx BTC. When changed to USD all totals shows up correctly.

Mitchell

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Quote from: lyth0s on March 12, 2015, 03:59:24 PM

Awesome! Thanks for being so quick and willing to implement support for the trezor Cheesy

It's your lucky day. I received an email today (or was it yesterday) about the new beta version:

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Hey folks, we just pushed 2.3.0-BETA1 to play store and github. Main feature is full Trezor support, you can cold spend from Trezor or import accounts when connecting the Trezor with an otg cable.

lyth0s

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Quote from: trasla on March 09, 2015, 05:56:46 AM

Quote from: lyth0s on March 09, 2015, 04:17:25 AM

I would also like to request that Mycelium add support for the Trezor hardware wallets with the use of an On-the-Go cable. I believe the Trezor team has already put some code on GitHub as an example of how to incorporate it into multiple wallets. Thanks for your consideration.

Sure, no problem.
Watch out for a beta release soon

Awesome! Thanks for being so quick and willing to implement support for the trezor Cheesy

trasla

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Quote from: lyth0s on March 09, 2015, 04:17:25 AM

I would also like to request that Mycelium add support for the Trezor hardware wallets with the use of an On-the-Go cable. I believe the Trezor team has already put some code on GitHub as an example of how to incorporate it into multiple wallets. Thanks for your consideration.

Sure, no problem.
Watch out for a beta release soon

lyth0s

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I would also like to request that Mycelium add support for the Trezor hardware wallets with the use of an On-the-Go cable. I believe the Trezor team has already put some code on GitHub as an example of how to incorporate it into multiple wallets. Thanks for your consideration.

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