So, if I were to buy these using blockchain.info... I would have to:
Is the procedure above correct? Did I missed something?
- use the current version (NOT the next one at alpha.blockchain.info)
- create a new wallet
- go to "Receive Money" and transfer some bitcoin to the address in there
- go to "Send Money"
- choose "Transaction Type" "Custom"
- select the same address for the select boxes "From:" and "Change Address:"
- paste IOTA Crowdsale address in the "To:" field
- enter the amount of BTC to buy, it must be less than the total available btc on that address, because I will have to save some (I don't know, 0.01 maybe?) for step 3 plus miners fees
- click "Review Payment"
- click "Show Advanced"
- veryfy that the same address from "Inputs" is listed on "Outputs" with enough money for step 3 (I am guessing 0.01 btc is more than enough)
- click "Send Transaction"
- go to "Import/Export"
- choose "Paper Wallet" and print (to be able to import the private key somewhere else in case blockchain.info migrates to alpha.blockchain.info or shuts down before step 3)
- choose "Export Unencrypted" then "Bitcoin-QT format" and copy the JSON somewhere just to be extra safe
- pray for blockchain.info to exist and to still have the "Transaction Type" "Custom" in the future
- when the time for step 3 arrive, use "Transaction Type" "Custom" option to send the specific amount required in step 3 from the same address that I used as Input and Change Address on the previous transfer
Is the procedure above correct? Did I missed something?
Looks too complex. I prefer this one:
1. Send some amount to buy iotas
2. Send all money to the account where the coins has gone from
3. Send tiny amount to prove the ownership