Topic: Send bitcoins from an exactly specified address (Read 1442 times)
If you are worried about mixing them, just send some to mybitcoin.com when it's working again or mtgox and send a couple transactions to them and then back into the new wallet. They won't be linked at all. (well they could link them using their own logs, but blockexplorer won't be able to)
Will look at this, thanks.
Is it possible to send from a single address all money that it has available to a new address
- http://forum.bitcoin.org/index.php?topic=23354
And to list what addresses hold what amounts: dbdump
- http://github.com/gavinandresen/bitcointools/blob/master/README.txt
Print out all 'received' transactions that aren't yet spent:
$ dbdump.py --wallet-tx-filter='fromMe:False.*spent:False'
Damn you bitcoin client. I tried assigning unique account names to all known addresses but there are still "hidden" addresses left that I just cannot access. It really is impossible to send from a specific address.
I know the addresses from block explorer but I cannot assign them to accounts.
I know the addresses from block explorer but I cannot assign them to accounts.
I want to transfer all BTC into a new fresh wallet (because the old one might have been leaked). That can be done of course with a simple "send bitcoins". But because all your coins go to a single address now everybody knows that all your old bitcoin addresses belong to one person.
Is it possible to send from a single address all money that it has available to a new address (in the new wallet)? That way you could transfer your money address-by-address and avoid mixing the money.
Is it possible to send from a single address all money that it has available to a new address (in the new wallet)? That way you could transfer your money address-by-address and avoid mixing the money.
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