THIS DAY IN BITCOIN HISTORY
January 28
4 of Satoshi’s emails and forum posts are dated January 28 (2010), quoted from the original sources.
What Satoshi wrote on January 28.
Yes, it's a technical limitation. Sending by bitcoin address enters the transaction into the network and the recipient discovers it from the network. You don't connect directly with them and they don't have to be onli…
Re: Bitcoin crash when sending coinsThe resync idea would go through your wallet and check it against the block index to find any transactions that your current computer doesn't realize are already spent. That could happen if they were spent on another…
Re: Blocks never stop generating?Where it says "# blocks" in the status column I'm changing it to say "# confirmations". That might be clearer. If you doubleclick on the transaction you get a little more information.
Re: Payment serverThat's the right way to do it as riX says. The software can generate a new bitcoin address whenever you need one for each payment. "Please send X bc to [single-use bitcoin address] to complete your order" When the ser…
The incentive may help encourage nodes to stay honest. If a greedy attacker is able to assemble more CPU power than all the honest nodes, he would have to choose between using it to defraud people by stealing back his…Read the full quotes ↗
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