Topic: Terminology - page 13. (Read 79662 times)
cheers
goiod to know this
The funniest word in cryptocoin terminology must be PPCoin.
I bet there will be some nice (or ugly) term for the last few days as well...
The Big Cleanup
Of those who didn't believe in the bitcoin.
It seems the term 'Cleveland Steamer' is becoming a popular choose of phrase for recent events.
I bet there will be some nice (or ugly) term for the last few days as well...
The Big Cleanup
Of those who didn't believe in the bitcoin.
I bet there will be some nice (or ugly) term for the last few days as well...
The Big Cleanup
Of those who didn't believe in the bitcoin.
I bet there will be some nice (or ugly) term for the last few days as well...
Ok, got it. 
great guide for those who are new to bitcoin.
welcome to the bitcoin world newbies
welcome to the bitcoin world newbies
what does the 'make shared' checkbox do on that page?
it says later on:
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Shared transactions are protected against double spends and can be accepted with zero confirmations
.i dunno
My advice is to start a thread called 'Blockchain.info API questions'.
i'm not allowed start threads yet.
probably in retrospect even though it's is a question from a noob it's probably not a noob question. it's reassuring that that answer isn't obvious though. thanks for the help
what does the 'make shared' checkbox do on that page?
it says later on:
Quote
Shared transactions are protected against double spends and can be accepted with zero confirmations
.i dunno
My advice is to start a thread called 'Blockchain.info API questions'.
yep i don't know why it would matter to the api if it was shared(in the traditional sense..more than one user) or not
it's annoying as google just brings up a load of links the have bitcoin, wallet and a 'share on twitter/fb etc' link
it's annoying as google just brings up a load of links the have bitcoin, wallet and a 'share on twitter/fb etc' link
It could be that the non-shared wallet is where you have the private keys stored locally.
what does the 'make shared' checkbox do on that page?
it says later on:
Quote
Shared transactions are protected against double spends and can be accepted with zero confirmations
.i dunno
very helpful list of terms. our own subcult jargon jajaja
yep i don't know why it would matter to the api if it was shared(in the traditional sense..more than one user) or not
it's annoying as google just brings up a load of links the have bitcoin, wallet and a 'share on twitter/fb etc' link
it's annoying as google just brings up a load of links the have bitcoin, wallet and a 'share on twitter/fb etc' link
It could be that the non-shared wallet is where you have the private keys stored locally.
what is a shared wallet?
in this context:
https://blockchain.info/api/api_receive
in this context:
https://blockchain.info/api/api_receive
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data-shared - Set to true if this transaction should be sent through a shared wallet.
Hi freethink2013,
In the context of the bockchain.info wallet api, I'm not sure
. In general with shared wallets, there is one wallet for all users, and the service itself keeps record how much each user owns.
If you, or anyone else, gets more info about this then please let me know.
yep i don't know why it would matter to the api if it was shared(in the traditional sense..more than one user) or not
it's annoying as google just brings up a load of links that have the word have bitcoin, wallet and a 'share on twitter/fb etc' link
*edit typo
good to know the api siglas, i dint know it
what is a shared wallet?
in this context:
https://blockchain.info/api/api_receive
in this context:
https://blockchain.info/api/api_receive
Quote
data-shared - Set to true if this transaction should be sent through a shared wallet.
Hi freethink2013,
In the context of the bockchain.info wallet api, I'm not sure
. In general with shared wallets, there is one wallet for all users, and the service itself keeps record how much each user owns.
If you, or anyone else, gets more info about this then please let me know.
what is a shared wallet?
in this context:
https://blockchain.info/api/api_receive
in this context:
https://blockchain.info/api/api_receive
Quote
data-shared - Set to true if this transaction should be sent through a shared wallet.
awesome glossary for the newbies!
This is super helpful. Thanks.
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