Quote from: blossbloss on August 26, 2014, 02:17:42 AM

Just testing my new Trezor to better understand it. I sent myself 50 mBTC. Then I sent 15 mBTC to another address in my Armory account. On the blockchain, I can see that the 15 mBTC went to the right address, and it looks like the change went to a different address. On my Trezor, the account shows the right amount (35 mBTC), but I can't find that change address anywhere. Where is it? How do I keep track of exactly which addresses have what amounts of BTC? Or am I not supposed to?

Also, is there a tutorial anywhere on how to interpret the BIP32 Path: m/44'/0'/0'/0/1 data?

Thanks

This path is again specified in BIP44:
https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0044.mediawiki#Path_levels

You can enumerate your change addresses with bip32.org securely (unlike the proposed Wallet32).

it's best practice to not reuse addresses. It's not something you should be afraid of. Using separate change address chain that you cannot enumerate in the wallet software just gives you more security. You can still enumerate them if you wanted, byt mytrezor web wallet tries to be lightweight and don't give you such advanced features. It's up to a different wallet software that can give you all that when they support Trezor.