Topic: what will happen (Read 477 times)
Then you will recieve without any problem and at the moment of open your computer, the new balance will be syncronized
Coins are not stored on your computer. You hold your private keys perhaps on you r computer (which is a NOT DONE if this os teh case).
coind are held in the ledger blockchain.
coind are held in the ledger blockchain.
If you're not a miner - no need to care about PC status)))
Just make backup of your private keys, time to time
Just make backup of your private keys, time to time
dont worry, your local bitcoin guy will visit your house and give you those bitcoins.
everything should be ok and the money should be on your wallet
What if I receive a bitcoin when my computer is powered off
Be happy cause you have now bitcoin on your wallet, even your offline they still send you bitcoin on ypur wallet, you think if someone give you bitcoin while you are offline your bitcoib will disapper ,no its not what you think
You never really "receive" BTC to your computer. The important thing that you may choose to store in your computer is your private keys. You may also choose to store them offline.
The only cases when you would not receive your coins are:
-You do not know the private key associated with the address that received funds (in which case they are not your coins)
-All nodes and miners in the world simultaneously shut down and all electricity is destroyed
The only cases when you would not receive your coins are:
-You do not know the private key associated with the address that received funds (in which case they are not your coins)
-All nodes and miners in the world simultaneously shut down and all electricity is destroyed
You can't, once you setup a bitcoin wallet your computer MUST run 24/7 if you don't it will create a subatomic implosion creating a blackhole tearing time and space apart stranding us in oblivion. The sky will fall and mountains will crumble. Don't EVER! turn of your computer! The consequences could be beyond comprehension.
definitely you will received either your computer is shut down or off. internet is nessecary for doing all thease .
If you receive a transaction the bitcoin are essentially tied to the private keys of the address you're receiving the transaction with. So if you've got a desktop wallet installed and and you happened to have got it shut off when you received a transaction, you will still be able to see the transaction in your wallet. It may take an additional couple of seconds before it shows on the logs of your wallet but the reason for that is your computer syncing up with the network.
What if I receive a bitcoin when my computer is powered off
Depends on how you're receiving your bitcoin. If you're receiving it through an online wallet, then it's just there, waiting for you to do something about it when you reconnect to the internet.
But if you received it through a paper wallet, then just accept the bitcoin and when you get home, turn on your computer to print out the wallet.
You will receive your bitcoin if computer is powered off.
It disappears... no, only joking.
Considering that all transaction confirmations and mining and the blockchain are not in any way dependent on YOUR computer... the transaction will complete successfully regardless of whether or not your computer is on, or your wallet is open and running.
How do you think paper wallets work? You can't exactly plug your piece of paper into the internet 
All the transactions are contained within the blockchain, which is nicely replicated across thousands and thousands and thousands of nodes around the world... they all contain the complete list of ALL bitcoin transactions that have ever happened. So, when you power your computer/phone/tablet back on... and reconnect it and sync up your wallet, any transactions received while offline will be found and added to your wallet.
Considering that all transaction confirmations and mining and the blockchain are not in any way dependent on YOUR computer... the transaction will complete successfully regardless of whether or not your computer is on, or your wallet is open and running.
How do you think paper wallets work? You can't exactly plug your piece of paper into the internet
All the transactions are contained within the blockchain, which is nicely replicated across thousands and thousands and thousands of nodes around the world... they all contain the complete list of ALL bitcoin transactions that have ever happened. So, when you power your computer/phone/tablet back on... and reconnect it and sync up your wallet, any transactions received while offline will be found and added to your wallet.
What if I receive a bitcoin when my computer is powered off
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