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cheako

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Quote from: Droganson on April 02, 2015, 10:04:21 PM

Quote from: Diesel01 on April 02, 2015, 09:41:46 PM

thnx again all !! Newb Question : so BLOCKCHAIN.INFO is safe/trusted and all others are risky not to be trusted??? Huh

blockchain.info is the official wallet and main blockchain used for bitcoin. It is indeed trusted. It is also usable for games like this that send coins back to your sending address since it gives you one address for sending and receiving. Most all other web wallets do not allow this. Exchange sites DEFINITELY don't allow it.

Use client based wallets like Multibit and Electrum instead.

Where do you get official from?

Blockchain.info offers a JavaScript based client, using it's service to do the data/storage. Assuming the design does not change and the JavaScript they host is not tampered with, by either internal or external sources, it offers a secure platform.

Your digital wallet is encrypted using the password you supply and is not accessible by Blockchain.info. The wallet is only accessible inside the browser instance running on your computer, though a FireFox plugin could target blockchain.info wallets.

If you forget your password your data becomes inaccessible by anyone. Whereas with other services they host a digital wallet and have complete access to make any changes at any time. Even more troubling is that every user shares the same wallet opening up users to another M.T. Gox indecent.

cheako

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A little over 2 hours from now, to get 1/3 back!

Diesel01

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CHEERS all info much appreciated by this newb to btc . and good work to Nine9ninja !

Droganson

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Quote from: Diesel01 on April 02, 2015, 09:41:46 PM

thnx again all !! Newb Question : so BLOCKCHAIN.INFO is safe/trusted and all others are risky not to be trusted??? Huh

blockchain.info is the official wallet and main blockchain used for bitcoin. It is indeed trusted. It is also usable for games like this that send coins back to your sending address since it gives you one address for sending and receiving. Most all other web wallets do not allow this. Exchange sites DEFINITELY don't allow it.

Use client based wallets like Multibit and Electrum instead.

Diesel01

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thnx again all !! Newb Question : so BLOCKCHAIN.INFO is safe/trusted and all others are risky not to be trusted??? Huh

cheako

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Quote from: N9_Ninja on April 02, 2015, 05:53:40 PM

Quote from: Diesel01 on April 02, 2015, 05:48:17 PM

You just sent 0.0250 BTC (worth $7.96 AUD) to 1Nine9waAcCQtDsAqM9XwqLnLSsgg1ij2o.

You can view this transaction at any time from your account.

Kind regards,
The Coinbase Team
1QDrctXEo9e5AAkMdgvaXYfKaKLkSQXYL COINBASE WALLET
THX FOR REPLY IS THIS WERE I WENT WRONG!! Huh

Yes most of the web wallets do not send from an address you own,
please do not send from a web wallet that hasn't been announced
as being officially ok, only one that has been so far is http://Blockchain.info

I currently have no reason to doubt your claim so I will correct this
to the address you specified.

Update* You can search your address now and it will show correctly.

From what I understand it's better, rather important, for this Bitcoin community that most users refrain from using web wallets. This is because these companies can take the bitcoin and sell it, driving the market value down and destroying Bitcoin's reputation.

Diesel01

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THNX LESSON LEARNT STAY WITH BLOCKCHAIN!! Roll Eyes

will keep playing for eva if ya keep runnin 10 outa 10 Grin

N9_Ninja

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Quote from: cheako on April 02, 2015, 06:01:23 PM

I've noticed the JavaScript takes a lot of CPU on Iceweasel/Firefox, but Chromium scales down the refresh rate instead.

It's mainly due to the 1 sec refresh on 250 transactions,
leads to memory issues sometimes if left on for a long
period on Firefox, I have noticed. Chrome is fine however.

Refresh usually sorts this out, the aim wasn't for the site
to be left open 24/7 so I don't really plan on changing it
although I am aware from monitoring that lots of people
leave the site open for 24 hours+ a time, i'll see if I can
create a more efficient refreshing system when I have
the spare time.

cheako

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I've noticed the JavaScript takes a lot of CPU on Iceweasel/Firefox, but Chromium scales down the refresh rate instead.

N9_Ninja

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Quote from: Diesel01 on April 02, 2015, 05:48:17 PM

You just sent 0.0250 BTC (worth $7.96 AUD) to 1Nine9waAcCQtDsAqM9XwqLnLSsgg1ij2o.

You can view this transaction at any time from your account.

Kind regards,
The Coinbase Team
1QDrctXEo9e5AAkMdgvaXYfKaKLkSQXYL COINBASE WALLET
THX FOR REPLY IS THIS WERE I WENT WRONG!! Huh

Yes most of the web wallets do not send from an address you own,
please do not send from a web wallet that hasn't been announced
as being officially ok, only one that has been so far is http://Blockchain.info

I currently have no reason to doubt your claim so I will correct this
to the address you specified.

Update* You can search your address now and it will show correctly.

Diesel01

newbie

Activity: 6

Merit: 0

You just sent 0.0250 BTC (worth $7.96 AUD) to 1Nine9waAcCQtDsAqM9XwqLnLSsgg1ij2o.

You can view this transaction at any time from your account.

Kind regards,
The Coinbase Team
1QDrctXEo9e5AAkMdgvaXYfKaKLkSQXYL COINBASE WALLET
THX FOR REPLY IS THIS WERE I WENT WRONG!! Huh

N9_Ninja

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Quote from: Diesel01 on April 01, 2015, 08:58:27 PM

d3c07c3f061adff91797933096b0870993d12fe73cd30dc741b71902b2869776 DOES THIS HELP I am total newb Undecided

145wsXKYtt7eGT4Lan48pvWHtPjKLzagt9
Is the address it will return to.

What wallet did you use to send this?

cheako

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Anyone waiting for the rebate offer tomorrow?

cheako

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A lot of deposits helping out, it's great!

cheako

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Quote from: bufa on April 02, 2015, 08:32:48 AM

@Cheako / 1Excalibur:
I saw, that you use really a lot of addresses, most with small deposits.
Earlier you had only bigger deposits from one address.
I tried to understand the reason for these multiple addresses with small deposits (insead of depositing all from the 1Exca account).
Can you (and want to) explain this?

From what I understand the only reasoning is that this is what software supports, so basically it's simple laziness. The size of the deposits is based off a BTC/hour target, there is more time so the deposits are smaller.

bufa

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Quote from: Diesel01 on April 01, 2015, 08:58:27 PM

d3c07c3f061adff91797933096b0870993d12fe73cd30dc741b71902b2869776 DOES THIS HELP I am total newb Undecided

Here it is:

bufa

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@Cheako / 1Excalibur:
I saw, that you use really a lot of addresses, most with small deposits.
Earlier you had only bigger deposits from one address.
I tried to understand the reason for these multiple addresses with small deposits (insead of depositing all from the 1Exca account).
Can you (and want to) explain this?

Diesel01

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Activity: 6

Merit: 0

d3c07c3f061adff91797933096b0870993d12fe73cd30dc741b71902b2869776 DOES THIS HELP I am total newb Undecided

Diesel01

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1QDrctXEo9e5AAkMdgvaXYfKaKLkSQXYL sent .0250 yesterday !!! WHERE IS Huh

Arkyo

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So many new player is really nice good job ninja man am very happy ))

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