5). No, you wouldn't need to do that.
6). Wallets, and wallet addresses can be infinite
Topic: Still a little confused on Wallets. - page 2. (Read 1227 times)
4). Discard them? What? Why?
5). No, you wouldn't need to do that.
6). Wallets, and wallet addresses can be infinite
5). No, you wouldn't need to do that.
6). Wallets, and wallet addresses can be infinite
4) Is it wasteful to discard lightly used wallets?
5)Is there a place to recycle wallets that you no longer use?
6)If more than 21 million people want a wallet,do we get to pick who we have to share with?
5)Is there a place to recycle wallets that you no longer use?
6)If more than 21 million people want a wallet,do we get to pick who we have to share with?
1) No.
2) No.
3) Yes.
2) No.
3) Yes.
1) Is there any reason to save old wallet files if I'm generating a new backup after receiving some BTC?
2) Is there even any reason to generate a new backup after receiving some BTC or does the wallet backup just contain the private keys associated with the public keys, and it will be the exact same file regardless if the balance is updated?
3) As I understand it, an offline/paper wallet saves the private key to paper, and this is required to send money from that address. Is this right?
Thanks.
2) Is there even any reason to generate a new backup after receiving some BTC or does the wallet backup just contain the private keys associated with the public keys, and it will be the exact same file regardless if the balance is updated?
3) As I understand it, an offline/paper wallet saves the private key to paper, and this is required to send money from that address. Is this right?
Thanks.
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