Quote from: nc50lc on Today at 08:03:24 AM

Quote from: Guessti on Today at 07:37:19 AM

Thanks for all the responses but no one has pointed me to a solution where bitcoin was back in the old days.

I don't get it, in the first version of Bitcoin, it's already using the same UTXO model.
The only thing that's changed is the amount of transactions that you've been receiving.

Quote from: Guessti on Today at 06:50:30 AM

I literally send all my funds to ONE SINGLE ADDRESS yet each bitcoin app I have used INSISTS on changing my funds around causing me headaches and endless fees later.
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I want ONE BITCOIN ADDRESS FOR EVERYTHING ALL FUNDS!

Quote from: Guessti on Today at 07:37:19 AM

I tried electrum too it does the same thing! I tried googling how to disable it, but mine doesn't have the option or I'm just having a hard time?

Okay, there's a way to do that in Electrum Wink

You do that by importing a single WIF private key to Electrum by selecting the option "Import Bitcoin addresses or private keys" when creating a wallet.
You can click the "info" tooltip above it to indicate the address type.

But take note that receiving everything to that single address or receiving the change to that same address wont do any difference.
Each unspent transaction output (UTXO) still counts as one "coin".

It does not appear to work as you guys think.

Bitcoin in the old days did not use to do this.

When I was sent bitcoin to an address, it STAYED on that address. I could always go on blockchain explorers and see my funds.

Now with all these different bitcoin wallet apps, over time the funds are "changed" around as you spend your funds. This did not use to happen.

I would like someone to explain if its possible for a app to be designed to just send the funds back to the original address when you spend your bitcoin instead of being sent to a new change address. I don't see why it would not.

For me this has not increased privacy at all, I can see where all my funds are being transfered to on the blockchain its public???

It has only increased fees not privacy in my case!

I hope someone can point me to an app that does what bitcoin use to. Sad

This is madness!