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legendary
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Ian Knowles - CIYAM Lead Developer
May 12, 2013, 09:50:11 AM
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kjj ... I did see your post in the other thread ... SatoshiDice and the like can auto return funds, so there must be a way

They cannot do this reliably hence their warnings about what kind of client you need to be using to use their site - this has been discussed ad-nauseum - please do some searching (it just doesn't work the way you think it does).
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What do you mean by "source wallet address"?

kjj ... I did see your post in the other thread ... SatoshiDice and the like can auto return funds, so there must be a way

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Just as a reminder, while this like it should work, the concept of a sending address does not exist in bitcoin.  What this is doing is finding the last address to have received these funds.  This is occasionally what you expect, but not always.  If you are thinking that this address is owned or controlled by the person that sent you a transaction, you will be wrong fairly often.
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the source of the transaction.

Which address the coins came from?

legendary
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Reverse engineer from time to time
What do you mean by "source wallet address"?
inb4 there is no "received from" concept.
kjj
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What do you mean by "source wallet address"?
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I have tried a couple of option and none of them give me the source wallet address.

Any idea on how this can be achieved?
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