Messages would have to be included in the block chain to reliably reach the recipient.
It would be nice if the client had an unreliable stream of recent messages attached to transactions. Bandwidth is cheaper than block chain space.
Topic: when sending coins, i wish we had... (Read 1127 times)
I really wish that the sender could attach a message
to the payment. It would be great to know where donations are coming from. It would be great to get a personal message along with the transaction.
In the future, I guess. The way that Bitcoin is growing , it doesn't seem like it'll be too long...
to the payment. It would be great to know where donations are coming from. It would be great to get a personal message along with the transaction.
In the future, I guess. The way that Bitcoin is growing , it doesn't seem like it'll be too long...
When you write someone a check, you can't put down "50 USD worth of CAD".
Same with bitcoin. It is its own currency.
Same with bitcoin. It is its own currency.
just today i sold some coins, face to face. before the final amount of bitcoins to be sent we had to figure out the exchange for canada, and then the bitcoin rate...it would just be easier if it was there, and its not the same as a check...if a pizza cost 1 coin yesterday, and its still one coin...wow, better be a great pizza...
This would require the client developers officially endorsing an exchange. Which they probably don't want to do. Maybe if the exchange put out a client, this would happen. Or you can develop something to grab prices from the API and spearhead the development of an alternate client.
When you write someone a check, you can't put down "50 USD worth of CAD".
Same with bitcoin. It is its own currency.
Same with bitcoin. It is its own currency.
the option to enter a dollar amount and currency...I want to send 50 canadian dollars worth of coins to xyz...
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