humbleledger

lol this thread reminded me, I had a stash of 300+ testnet4 coins spread across like 1800 QR-coded private keys and figured I'd share them here. For two months nobody touched them, then people started using a few at a…

I can use wallets without a wallet feature. It seems like you’re addressing a problem that isn’t really there. My node does everything it needs to do without complicating things into multiple steps.

I tried digging for public keys years back with my data stash but had no luck. Your task sounds simpler since you're just after new transactions. Not super keen on diving back in, but maybe this link could help you get…

I can run Bitcoin Core or Electrum without using a wallet, but that doesn't change the fact it's still third-party software. Not everyone has the time to audit every bit of code they use. I control my private keys, so…

I don't get it. You’re against third-party software yet you’re building another one? That's pretty much what wallets do already, just in a fancier package.

Many altcoins are centralized and can be manipulated, while Bitcoin stands strong as decentralized. That’s a huge difference.

Few issues jump out at me with the miner purchase proposal: If spot price rises above the fixed rate, miners selling to the government at below-market prices lose out, competitors buy more hardware, difficulty goes up,…

The part that genuinely puzzles me is why you'd announce this publicly. Serbia's approach of doing it quietly behind closed doors makes way more sense strategically. The second you tell the market you're planning to buy…