r3al_v4ult

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  • don't mind those additional notes added by blockexplorers. It's more of a guess based on the transaction's inputs, outputs and their amounts, it's never meant to be a basis of the ownership of the addresses, that's also…

  • You can use that Bitcoin address' private key instead. Using the seed phrase poses a greater risk since it involves your whole wallet. To do that, go to your Phantom Wallet's "Manage Account" window. (if using the…

  • Since you've mentioned Umbrel, you must be talking about its "Bitcoin Node" app which is their official full node application, not the whole Umbrel OS or hardware, correct? If so, that's still Bitcoin Core behind with…

  • Which "current" one, Bitcoin Core? Because the only recently deprecated stuff regarding it is its legacy bdb wallet.dat file which can't be loaded to the latest versions w/o migrating it first (v30.0+) As far as…

  • The example he provided contains "bitcoin-cli" (you can't execute bitcoin-cli through bitcoin-qt's console) And it contains the --named arg, so it goes in your terminal. For the GUI's console, refer to my example…

  • Blockchain web wallet didn't issue 12-words BIP39 seed in 2014. The number of words of their old "Recovery Phrase" exceed that (varies per version) and it's not something that can restore the private keys, it's for…

  • That is mostly a privacy issue. The security issue is if you've exported and leaked at least one of the (non-loose) private key from that wallet. But you wont just export those and copy to any online environment I…

  • Those two are basically the same, it's just the PSBT in the former is presented in text while the latter is in binary format. So it's up to your preference on which one is more convenient to export and import. If you…

  • Is this normal?Nov 4, 2024

    Anything 125 peers and below is "normal", Are you asking why you have 13 outbound peers instead of the "8+2(+1 temp)" maximum? If so, you might have used "addnode" that included the extra 2 or 3 more peers, it can…

  • Those Exchanges or Custodial wallets that support alternatives such as tokenized Bitcoins in various networks to deposit Bitcoins often use that misleading message. Heck, some even separate SegWit as another network.…

  • Take note that even though Electrum doesn't support P2PK transactions in its wallet history, its "Sweep" feature still can. So, if you want to keep on using Electrum, you can use "Wallet->Private keys->Sweep" that…

  • Oh, you were also looking for installation instructions not just ways to point to a custom datadir. Anyways, --choosedatadir is for when you missed that one-time first launch "Welcome Screen", if you want to point it…

  • You could run bitcoin-qt with --choosedatadir arg to start it in Welcome Screen where you can set the datadir. (exclusive to the GUI client) Do you mean --datadir=<path to custom datadir>? That should work but it'll not…

  • Your 'debug.log' file may contain the files names and full path of the recently loaded wallet files but since you've "shredded" it, there may not be any recoverable data from the drive depending on its effectiveness.…

  • To others who (will) have the same issue, even though it's sent by their official support, do not follow the instructions in the link below: That link only points to the support page where articles about "Account…

  • For that, either tick the "Pay to many" option in the settings icon () on the upper-right hand side of Send tab. Or directly add a comma and the amount after the address in the "pay to" field. Either method enables 'pay…

  • That is the part that answers your original question: Here's a broken-down version of those tutorial with updated button names: Open you dad's Coinbase account and get his deposit address, copy it and keep it visible…

  • They intentionally separated the 'Node' from the 'Wallet' when referring to each because those are separate modules of Bitcoin Core. For example: If the user want to run a node without a wallet, it has an option to do…

  • Aside from Loyce's reply about being able to load a wallet that was last synced within your unpruned blocks. You can still use rescanblockchain command with specified starting block height So if you need to import a…

  • Okay, but your full node (yes it's a "full node") in pruned mode isn't relying on your peers to verify your transactions. It's just downloading from them but the verifications are done locally, And your node still keeps…