yeah its called a flyweight client,
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/subvertx-command-line-utilities-proof-of-concept-using-libbitcoin-50721
Topic: Need a quick and to the point answer on this one (Read 980 times)
It really is impossible without access to a blockchain... you're right; you wouldn't know the inputs.
As for the rest, I'm not enough of an expert to tell you.
As for the rest, I'm not enough of an expert to tell you.
I have the following:
A private key (or several)
A bitcoin address I want to send funds to
No blockchain
How can I create a transaction which I can then transmit into the network that will send funds from the private keys to the specified address with the following constraints:
No reliance on third-party services
No bitcoind
Is this even possible or not?
I suspect it to be impossible without knowing the previous input transaction for the provided private key, so what is the simplest way to find those input transactions rapidly?
If I remove the "no bitcoind" constraint, is there a simple way to do this without importing the private key into the client wallet?
A private key (or several)
A bitcoin address I want to send funds to
No blockchain
How can I create a transaction which I can then transmit into the network that will send funds from the private keys to the specified address with the following constraints:
No reliance on third-party services
No bitcoind
Is this even possible or not?
I suspect it to be impossible without knowing the previous input transaction for the provided private key, so what is the simplest way to find those input transactions rapidly?
If I remove the "no bitcoind" constraint, is there a simple way to do this without importing the private key into the client wallet?
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