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Does anyone know if BTC Core will work properly if installed on Tails USB with Persistent Storage enabled? I saw that the modern versions now allow you to upgrade the Tails OS on the fly while keeping all of your Persistent Storage encrypted volume intact which is great. I remember not using this OS because you needed to wipe the data to upgrade but now it works.
If you want to use BTC Core wallet for watch-only to send transactions, will this work properly? has anyone tried?
Btw, is there a problem by sending BTC to a centralized exchange through Tor? in terms of getting the transaction blacklisted or something? I just use Tor by default for common sense privacy, but you never know nowadays.
Your question is multi-topic and technical. ails OS is a Linux distribution designed for security. Data is not saved in Tails by default. The Persistent Storage feature in Tails stores encrypted data in specific segments. In it you can keep secret information, programs and files. Bitcoin data is transacted by downloading blockchain data to the BTC Core wallet. Persistent Storage must be encrypted This is important for privacy as the private keys of Bitcoin wallets are saved on this drive. However, using BTC Core for wallet-only purposes will probably work fine, but it's not ideal for running a full Bitcoin node.Use of Tor ensures privacy in deployment. Transactions using Tor should not be a problem, but since many hackers or intruders use the Tor network, transactions originating from Tor nodes may be suspect to some exchanges. They may block your transaction or suspend your account in case of multiple suspicious transactions and unusual behavior in the exchange's system. Personal information should not be shared during transactions on exchanges using Tor. Ensure Tor's security by using a configured browser and always updating your browser.
1. 6 months necroposting.
2. Not all Linux distro designed or focused for security. Some of them have different goal or focus, such as beginner friendly or run on old computer.
3. Tails use Tor by default, so there's no point of saying "Use of Tor ensures privacy in deployment.".
4. Without sybil attack, it's not easy to find out which node or device initially broadcast a transaction. So there's no need to worry about exchange finding out certain TX initially broadcasted from node/device which use Tor connection.
Hello i am looking for Library which can handel Bitcoind (Full Node) commands and queries i dont want to use a 3rd party i will host my own server
Since you want to setup your own server to run Bitcoin Full Node, the Bitcoin Core library will be most useful. It is able to communicate independently with the blockchain and is also the official client of Bitcoin, which can perform commands and configuration. First you need to download Bitcoin Core. After setting up Bitcoin Core, you need to use RPC (Remote Procedure Call) of Bitcoin Core which can give commands and replies. You can configure your node via the bitcoin.conf file. It has to set RPC credentials and other options. Finally JSON-RPC should be used to send various commands.
1. Bitcoin Core is application/software, not library.
2. While Bitcoin Core is most popular full node software, it's not official client.
3. It doesn't answer Nrcewker question, since it seems he's looking for library in order to avoid using JSON-RPC directly.