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⭐ Merited by pooya87 (2)
Are you . . . butthurt
Nah. Can't imagine why anyone would be, unless they did something stupid like hold a devastating amount of their personal savings in a volatile and risky new technology.This. I started buying a few bits back @400, but I never put that much skin into the game.
My Bitcoin investment can burn in ashes for all I care, I'll still hodl 'em mofos
7 year update: I'm still clinging to these suckers. Using current spot price and baby rax's numbers from 2015: (42000/400)^(1/7) is about a +95% CAGR. Every fucking year.
How's the slimy concern trolling been working out for you, champ?
I really don't think this is going to happen - it's in everyone's best interest to stay together
Except notrly.
yes i have 1 bitcoin but i cant touch it 
that was the incided fought with me 1year back i lost my wallet password
that was the incided fought with me 1year back i lost my wallet passwordThen no one has that bitcoin, it is as good as sunk in the middle of the ocean.
Re: Nationalists win elections in Catalonia, secession due in a matter of months
Lets see if this will really happen, will the Anarchist rebellion happen again?
Nope.
Hopefully they won't get themselves all killed.
Nope.
anyone that claims to be satoshi without signing a PGP message with his key is going to be ruled out as fake. why ask?
TBH he never ever signed anything. Probably on purpose
Bitcoin's killer application is to give a chance to the people of under developed countries to the ban services. What am I talking about?
Well there is more than 3 and a half billion people who don't have a bank account in the world and who don't live anywhere close to the bank. With a simple and cheap phone, with the Bitcoin miracles can be done.
I mean look at Mpesa in Kenya and the success of it. Bitcoin can be next Mpesa, just hundred times bigger!
Well there is more than 3 and a half billion people who don't have a bank account in the world and who don't live anywhere close to the bank. With a simple and cheap phone, with the Bitcoin miracles can be done.
I mean look at Mpesa in Kenya and the success of it. Bitcoin can be next Mpesa, just hundred times bigger!
Haha lol. Obviously you haven't payed a close look to that Bitcoin thingy.
Then they will go to another coin just as less wealthy buy silver as gold cost too much, we will see litecoin grow and grow unless something happens and the blocksize is increased.
This approach is not sustainable, when the reward subsidy eventually wanes miners will have to live just on tx fees. And they better be hefty, or else it'll not be profitable to support the network and it will break down. There's no way around this.
Gavin Andresen is Bitcoin. How could anyone vote against him?
Nick: QuestionAuthority. ROTFL.
It was already asked a few times. A search is better.
My apologies. Too late now, I guess.
You can use http://counterwallet.co/ as your online wallet. It give Armory-style transaction and you can broadcast it through your account or via sites which offers broadcasting after copying hex.(see last para)
Not an option. I just want to ditch Armory Online from my workflow, I won't sign up for an online wallet.
Or try this script. No warranty or guarantee from me. Use it at your own risk.
-snip-
EDIT: So I figured it out and wrote a script to do this, which will take a bitcoind hex raw txn and convert to an armory style txn, which should be good for signing and/or broadcasting (if already signed) I would think. I couldn't get the system path hack to fully work... it still complained about not being able to import a module in the jsonrpc folder. That being the case, you could just throw this script in /usr/lib/armory on the online armory box (with a full or watch-only wallet) and run it. Starts armory up, loads the blockchain, and spits out the armory-formatted txn.
Any suggestions to the script are welcome (and feel free to add this to the armory extras folder):
EDIT: So I figured it out and wrote a script to do this, which will take a bitcoind hex raw txn and convert to an armory style txn, which should be good for signing and/or broadcasting (if already signed) I would think. I couldn't get the system path hack to fully work... it still complained about not being able to import a module in the jsonrpc folder. That being the case, you could just throw this script in /usr/lib/armory on the online armory box (with a full or watch-only wallet) and run it. Starts armory up, loads the blockchain, and spits out the armory-formatted txn.
Any suggestions to the script are welcome (and feel free to add this to the armory extras folder):
Code:
import sys
sys.path.append("/usr/lib/armory")
from armoryengine import *
#See https://bitcoinarmory.com/developers/python-scripting/
if len(sys.argv) != 3:
print "Please pass wallet file, followed by hex encoded unsigned raw txn"
sys.exit(2)
walletPath = sys.argv[1]
hexRawTxn = sys.argv[2]
wlt = PyBtcWallet().readWalletFile(walletPath)
# Register wallet and start blockchain scan
TheBDM.registerWallet(wlt)
TheBDM.setBlocking(True)
TheBDM.setOnlineMode(True) # will take 20 min for rescan
# Need "syncWithBlockchain" every time TheBDM is updated
wlt.syncWithBlockchain()
#Translate raw txn
pytx = PyTx()
print("Encoding raw txn: %s" % hexRawTxn)
binTxn = hex_to_binary(hexRawTxn)
pytx.unserialize(binTxn)
tx = PyTxDistProposal(pytx)
print("\n\nOutput is:\n%s" % tx.serializeAscii())
TheBDM.execCleanShutdown()
sys.path.append("/usr/lib/armory")
from armoryengine import *
#See https://bitcoinarmory.com/developers/python-scripting/
if len(sys.argv) != 3:
print "Please pass wallet file, followed by hex encoded unsigned raw txn"
sys.exit(2)
walletPath = sys.argv[1]
hexRawTxn = sys.argv[2]
wlt = PyBtcWallet().readWalletFile(walletPath)
# Register wallet and start blockchain scan
TheBDM.registerWallet(wlt)
TheBDM.setBlocking(True)
TheBDM.setOnlineMode(True) # will take 20 min for rescan
# Need "syncWithBlockchain" every time TheBDM is updated
wlt.syncWithBlockchain()
#Translate raw txn
pytx = PyTx()
print("Encoding raw txn: %s" % hexRawTxn)
binTxn = hex_to_binary(hexRawTxn)
pytx.unserialize(binTxn)
tx = PyTxDistProposal(pytx)
print("\n\nOutput is:\n%s" % tx.serializeAscii())
TheBDM.execCleanShutdown()
From what I gather this script takes a regular bitcoind hex tx and converts it to an Armory tx in order to broadcast it with Armory Online. I want to do the opposite: take a signed Armory tx and convert it to a regular bitcoind tx to broadcast it elsewhere.
After signing with Armory, you can click "Copy (Hex)" which will copy raw transaction which you can broadcast via Blockchain.info or other sites which offers this.
Yes! That's more like it. So the output of the "Copy (Hex)" button is already fit for POSTing it into blockchain.info/pushtx?
One last question, can I create signed tx's directly with Armory Offline? (as opposed to create unsigned tx's with Armory Online and bring them over to the airgapped machine for signing)
Edit: Below link may help you for broadcasting transactions if Blockchain.info isn't working or is offline.
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_broadcasting
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_broadcasting
Thank you! I'm definitely bookmarking this link.
My current setup:
[Win7] Armory Online with a fully synced blockchain and read-only wallets.
[Ubuntu] Armory Offline with no blockchain and the actual wallets.
My flow whenever I want to send an offline transaction:
1. Create an unsigned tx in Armory Online (which has the blockchain and therefore knows my account balances).
2. Copy the unsigned tx to the airgapped machine with Armory Offline and sign it.
3. Send the signed tx back to the online machine and broadcast it with Armory Online.
Keeping synced with the blockchain is a PitA, though, so I'd like to stop relying on Armory Online to create my tx's and broadcast 'em. I'd like to know if it's possible to:
1. Create signed transactions directly on the airgapped machine (even though it can't possibly know my account balances).
2. Broadcast them by any other means, for instance using Blockchain.info's Broadcast Transaction endpoint: https://blockchain.info/pushtx
Thank you
[Win7] Armory Online with a fully synced blockchain and read-only wallets.
[Ubuntu] Armory Offline with no blockchain and the actual wallets.
My flow whenever I want to send an offline transaction:
1. Create an unsigned tx in Armory Online (which has the blockchain and therefore knows my account balances).
2. Copy the unsigned tx to the airgapped machine with Armory Offline and sign it.
3. Send the signed tx back to the online machine and broadcast it with Armory Online.
Keeping synced with the blockchain is a PitA, though, so I'd like to stop relying on Armory Online to create my tx's and broadcast 'em. I'd like to know if it's possible to:
1. Create signed transactions directly on the airgapped machine (even though it can't possibly know my account balances).
2. Broadcast them by any other means, for instance using Blockchain.info's Broadcast Transaction endpoint: https://blockchain.info/pushtx
Thank you
About time! Anyone whining about this need to get their marbles examined.
The blockchain size is already turning into a serious problem... Don't speak with such a vicious tone when you don't know what you are talking about.
Electrum or MultiBit will do just fine.
With a 20MB block size limit you'll need a full TB per year if the network ever runs at full capacity. With a 1MB limit we're talking a more manageable 51GB/yr.