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...you had these coins, someone else had them<ref>Unless you were [[Coinbase|mining]].</ref> — let’s say your friend Monica paid you back her share of your res The distinction isn’t just [http://www.deadprogrammer.com/technically-correct pedantry]; ...

...ap in the news coverage for bitcoin and digital currencies in general when other entrepreneurs constantly questioned him about bitcoin. CoinDesk was launche ...from the very basics of digital currency to how to set up your own bitcoin mining rig. ...

...he New Yorker''|url=http://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2011/10/10/the-crypto-currency}}</ref> ...treated as a special case in the reference code</ref> It is believed that other outputs sent to this address are spendable, but it is unknown if Satoshi Na ...

...process still ultimately dependent upon the counterparty risk exposure to other traders. Thus, the exchange does not act as a counterparty. * State-of-the-art technologies usage. Instead of using old, slow, polling-based algorithms ICBIT builds atop of the most up to date technologies. Its ...

...blocks '''after''' it (also called "confirmations"), all of which are well-formed. Thin clients don't verify the preceding blocks, they use the number ...r'' it) is used to determine the likelihood of the transaction being double-spent due to the emergence of a longer fork. ...

...count: an, de, ti, go, su, by, ra, me, ni, ko, hu, vy, la, po, fy, ton, ton-an, etc... ...tem in general, please see [http://www.lulu.com/product/file-download/tonal-system/10991091 the book]. ...

...is wiki is generally for english-only sites. There are separate wikis for other languages.) ...t available in English... what's the difference here? --[[User:Luke-jr|Luke-jr]] 06:22, 4 August 2011 (GMT) ...

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Created: 2012-07-31 ...of confidence that the transaction will be confirmed as compared to a zero-confirmation transaction. ...

...eliably determine that the address being reused is yours. Every time the re-used address's private key signs a fresh transaction, whoever receives it ca The relationship graph in a re-used address is powerfully-linked in that '''all''' of the inputs to that address are necessarily joine ...

...secure approach, consider employing Vanitysearch by Jean Luc Pons, an open-source and trusted alternative available on GitHub. ...nerator. A few other vanity address generators exist including '''Vanitygen-plus''' and '''VanitySearch'''. ...

...an life' because the Four Horsemen can use it for evil [drug-dealers, money-launderers, terrorists, and pedophiles.] It can 'influence the policy of a ...also spend that money "in" my account by transferring it via a cheque or e-transfer to another person's account. (Building socities don't allow you to ...

* Within a single [[block chain]], a transaction output cannot be double-spent. ...iolates the consensus rules, then it is absolutely rejected, even if every other node on the network thinks that it is valid. This is one of the most import ...

...I reference can be [https://bitcoin.org/en/developer-reference#bitcoin-core-apis found here]. ...multisignature address to the wallet. Each key is a bitcoin address or hex-encoded public key. If [account] is specified, assign address to [account]. ...

20:55 < luke-jr> or better still, 7 Anuary  20:56 < luke-jr> 2012-01-03 does too ...

Mining (block generation) rules are not yet presented. ...link into the main branch, normally because of a missing predecessor or nth-level predecessor ...

[http://www.slideshare.net/dakami/bitcoin-8776098 Dans slides] were presented at Blackhat 2011. == Other discussion == ...

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...2 bytes called a ''hash'' that uniquely identifies all the public keys and other information used to secure the payment. A Bitcoin address is just this has ...nformation into a hash, but you can't turn a hash back into public keys or other information. This is why it's called a hash: the original data is chopped ...

* * '''Remote-app wallets''' are more-or-less software wallets that work in your Web browser. Examples include blockc ...ns at the bank at any time. You should never use EWallets to store BTC long-term. ...