in Electrum, every time you send bitcoin from one of your addresses it automatically goes under "Used" category and after that electrum will automatically create a new address for you that you can use.
this way you have the option to use every address just once.
Topic: One bitcoin address per transaction? How? (Read 612 times)
Seems like privacy-minded people recommend using 1 bitcoin address per transaction and not reusing the same address twice.
What bitcoin wallets offer that functionality? I'm using Electrum and I don't see how I can send from a different address than the address that received the funds. I hope the solution is not using Bitcoin Core or Armory because I don't have 40GB of free space to store the whole blockchain.
What bitcoin wallets offer that functionality? I'm using Electrum and I don't see how I can send from a different address than the address that received the funds. I hope the solution is not using Bitcoin Core or Armory because I don't have 40GB of free space to store the whole blockchain.
One bitcoin address per transaction means it's recommended to use a new BTC address every time you will receive a transaction. Of course it doesn't mean sending from a different address than the one you used to receive. You certainly need to spend the same inputs you previously received.
Just use a new address for every receiving transaction and you'll be fine. Normally you can just use the send feature normally, although you may choose which address to spend from.
Seems like privacy-minded people recommend using 1 bitcoin address per transaction and not reusing the same address twice.
What bitcoin wallets offer that functionality? I'm using Electrum and I don't see how I can send from a different address than the address that received the funds. I hope the solution is not using Bitcoin Core or Armory because I don't have 40GB of free space to store the whole blockchain.
What bitcoin wallets offer that functionality? I'm using Electrum and I don't see how I can send from a different address than the address that received the funds. I hope the solution is not using Bitcoin Core or Armory because I don't have 40GB of free space to store the whole blockchain.
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