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A full node implementation of the Bitcoin protocol with a GUI and a wallet. Bitcoin Core is a MIT-licensed Qt 5 GUI application for the original Bitcoin codebase. Additional/previous names include "Bitcoin-Qt", "Satoshi-Client", and "Standard Client".
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Sending BTC from two addresses that are generated in other nodes
Is there a way to utilize bitcoin core that is installed in my server being as a mediator sending BTC from two addresses, which are generated in other cores?
For example,
James has BTC address A t …
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