I'm trying to make an Electrum wallet with the CLI, but it asks for a password. This way I can't make a batch script that makes a bunch of Electrum wallets. I'm looking for a one liner that can do this.
Any suggestions?
Thanks
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Re: NVO: Api clusters and Validators. Who runs them? How do they get rewarded?
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TheChosenOne
on 26/06/2017, 19:39:07 UTC
I can't do that...
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NVO: Api clusters and Validators. Who runs them? How do they get rewarded?
by
TheChosenOne
on 25/06/2017, 10:52:37 UTC
What's in the title. The whitepaper isn't all that specific.
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BoardBitcoin Discussion
Re: Bitcoin slowly losing its popularity?
by
TheChosenOne
on 01/08/2014, 12:00:25 UTC
Probably just less speculation and more real use?
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Re: Overstock’s Radical Plan to Reinvent the Stock Market With Bitcoin
He sounds pretty angry when you hear him talk about Wall Street and traditional FIAT monetary systems that way.
Which is obviously a good thing. Overstock all the way!
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Re: Is there room for a State Run Cryptocurrency?
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TheChosenOne
on 30/07/2014, 12:04:46 UTC
No. Just... no.
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Re: No matter how much we love BTC, confirmations take way too long!
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TheChosenOne
on 29/07/2014, 15:29:05 UTC
Payment processors are the answer my mate. You can also work with 'approved' addresses or something like that where a merchant trusts an address that has succesfully been used before.
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Re: ASAP: super fast, super anonymous ASAPcoin. Launched!
What generally happens when mining becomes unproffitable is the miners themselves refuse to sell bitcoins at a loss.
This drives up the price of bitcoin.
Then more miners come in when profitability increases.
So on and so forth.
There is generally a 3 month delay in the shifting of the bitcoin price,
It happened when the reward halved. It happened when difficulty increased when ASICs arrived on there scene.
Believe me guys, it'll happen again. SO INVEST ALL YOUR SPARE CASH IN BITCOINS! NOW!!
That's quite interesting. I wonder how far this is true. The total amount of mined bitcoins is very small in comparison with the total amount of bitcoins in circulation. If most people hold bitcoin, then most bitcoins on the market will be from these miners, the greater this effect. If prices go up, people that are willing to sell bitcoins at a slightly higher price come in the market and this 'smoothens' the price.
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Re: 2014 is going to be a GOOD year for bitcoin they said...
Being your own bank has its ups and downs buddy. Having all your money in your house which could:
A. Burn down. B. Be robbed. If you had a lot of BTC then you might see family held hostage for ransom. C. Your toddlers could destroy paper wallets worth thousands experimenting with the shredder. D. Always being leery about using your computer with the QT funds for internet surfing. E. Using Hive, or Multibit? Then read, new virus steals either wallet. Then running home from work to move all funds. Lotsa worry.
It could be a bit of a hassle, generating/hiding all these paper wallets, usb backups, updating them all with every change.
Being your own bank has its ups, if you: A. Take backups. B. Use encryption. C. Take backups. D. Don't be stupid. E. Use cold storage/Don't use Windows.
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Re: BTC-E Account containing 100 BITCOINS hacked!
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TheChosenOne
on 07/02/2014, 01:10:37 UTC
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I foolishly used the same password to login to my email that i used to register my btc-e account..
HAHAHAHAHAHA just HAHAHHAHAAHHA ROFL ROFL I'm having tears in my eyes. n1. You just made my day.