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Testing bitcoin applications...
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ghisttr
on 11/09/2011, 10:25:14 UTC
Im looking for some kind of bitcoin test client, so that I can develop an application without having to use my 'real' bitcoin wallet/address/etc to test for bugs and such. Does such a things exist?

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Re: Bitcoin Feasibility and it's future
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ghisttr
on 09/09/2011, 09:18:06 UTC
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Re: How many bitcoins are out there?
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ghisttr
on 09/09/2011, 09:13:39 UTC
Damn I screw up. There are 7,228,000 bitcoins. Which is worth $46,930,000 USD currently. That makes more sense.

You mean 44 million.

EDIT: Oh wait, 43 million

 Wink
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Re: My take on a Bitcoin "Coin"
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ghisttr
on 09/09/2011, 09:04:50 UTC
Wheres the usb port? If its a bitcoin, gotta be able to store some bits on it Tongue
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Re: Transactions and confirmations...
by
ghisttr
on 07/09/2011, 09:35:01 UTC
Thanks Grin

So transaction processing is lumped into mining.... but im still confused as to how confirmations tie into it. Does the first one to process a transaction get the fee?, or it it divided up among alot of people?

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Transactions and confirmations...
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ghisttr
on 06/09/2011, 05:31:04 UTC
Im wondering how confirmations are done on transactions.

What I know.
I know that for newly generated coins, a certain number of blocks must be processed before the coins are considered valid.

I know that newly generated blocks also payout transaction fees.

I know that a transaction requires a certain number of confirmations before being considered valid.

I know that transaction fees are supposed to give your transaction priority and help it get confirmed faster.


What I don't know.

Who confirms the transaction, miners?, other clients?, flying spaghetti monster?

And by what process are transaction confirmed?