I use SoChain's api for the BTC balances and they are done on the client (for now).
Maybe it doesn't allow Tor-connections.Quote
This page actually shows every case where you mentioned an address, separately.
I sometimes post long lists of addresses indeed.Quote
If you want to know which addresses are most likely to be yours, it's better to check your user page
Let's see:Code:
BTC 1foreverDArUNEX2gVD26vautcx3b8zTZ (24)
BTC 1TarasQyKwPJRuod6qwh7n8BjMHC49ZNY (8)
BTC 1MsY1HjLQQ6e8tiQZUyR5mdmShyWqGT7bk (7)
BTC 1SubSiKMkZuqMBaCeqehVQ1zSunVBAER8 (7)
BTC 1bL43dPysh1TXQBRrQHdQRyEwN5H7qFrE (7)
The first one makes sense BTC 1TarasQyKwPJRuod6qwh7n8BjMHC49ZNY (8)
BTC 1MsY1HjLQQ6e8tiQZUyR5mdmShyWqGT7bk (7)
BTC 1SubSiKMkZuqMBaCeqehVQ1zSunVBAER8 (7)
BTC 1bL43dPysh1TXQBRrQHdQRyEwN5H7qFrE (7)
The second one: When I click ">", it shows many posts made by Taras. At my user page, I'd expect to see only my own posts. This isn't my address, but I posted it several times indeed.
All the titles here link to https://google.com instead of the post. Is that a bug?
The other addresses: all not mine either, but I've posted them several times (in a table).