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Re: [ANN][SEM] Semux - Official Thread - 🚀 BTC Airdrop Now 🚀
Glad to be the part of this project. I filled a proper form from the opening post-thread. I added a signature. However, one thing needs a clarification - do I need to sign a message on my btc core wallet somehow to receive SEM? Would appreciate any help. Thank you!
Re: [ANN][SegWit2X] Together we will see a business through.
Hello Guys, Thank you for making this project a reality. I would like to ask two things:
1. Do we have any light wallet? Synching a classical desktop one takes AGES!
2. Do we have any exchanges that allow deposits and withdrawals in B2X?
1. Do we have any light wallet? Synching a classical desktop one takes AGES!
2. Do we have any exchanges that allow deposits and withdrawals in B2X?
Each address has it's own key... so, logically, if you have coins spread across multiple address, you're going to need to get multiple keys. (NOTE: Instead of using 'dumpprivkey' multiple times to get each private key, you can use the 'dumpwallet' command to just dump the whole wallet out to a file).
PROS: Free! Maintains privacy (none of the addresses will be linked)
CONS: Time consuming, messy, possibility of missing a key/address
Or... as Spendulus has suggested, just send ALL the coins in that wallet to a new address in that wallet, and just export that one key for the new address.
PROS: Just one key to rule them all!
CONS: Will cost a transaction fee... which could get large dependent on how many UTXOs you're trying to consolidate, plus you have to wait for confirmation... possible privacy implications
I understand. Thank you. One more question - that command "dumpwallet" won't do anything to my wallet iselft or my bitcoins? It just "dumps" all data to a text file?PROS: Free! Maintains privacy (none of the addresses will be linked)
CONS: Time consuming, messy, possibility of missing a key/address
Or... as Spendulus has suggested, just send ALL the coins in that wallet to a new address in that wallet, and just export that one key for the new address.
PROS: Just one key to rule them all!
CONS: Will cost a transaction fee... which could get large dependent on how many UTXOs you're trying to consolidate, plus you have to wait for confirmation... possible privacy implications
Hey Guys. I would like to export my private keys from Core Wallet. Let's say I have several addresses with at least one incoming transaction on each. Would that mean I will have to a private key for each address individually, or would I rather receive one key for all addresses?
Thanks!
Thanks!