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Is there a similar server like Bitcoin core that truly supports accounts?
Bitcoin Core since 0.15 supports multiwallet.
That is probably much closer to what people expected the accounts feature to be (and confusion about it is one of the reasons for deprecating it).
Using ...
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How address balance is calculated?
Bitcoin uses the so called UTXO (Unspent Transaction Output) model.
The first time it is not very intuitive because it is different from the traditional accounting model where you just spend from and ...
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How are off-chain transactions handled by bitcoind?
First of all, there are many types of off-chain transactions. Any movement of value in BTC that does not directly correspond to a blockchain transaction can be classified as one. This includes:
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Crypto Account hacked
If someone has gained knowledge of your wallet's mnemonic seed phrase, and used it to create a transaction which spends all of your funds to an address that the attacker controls, then there is no way ...
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Have I understood the concept of address, account and wallet correctly and how the wallet balance is calculated?
is this balance calculated by addresses, that is, by accounts?
You are wrong to conflate addresses and accounts. There are no accounts in the Bitcoin network, nor in the current version of the ...
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Have I understood the concept of address, account and wallet correctly and how the wallet balance is calculated?
All spendable bitcoins are locked in UTXOs (Unspent Transaction Outputs)
When you want to spend bitcoin, you use one or more of your UTXOs as inputs to a transaction, and create one or more outputs. ...
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Have I understood the concept of address, account and wallet correctly and how the wallet balance is calculated?
Is each wallet connected to only one address or account?
Addresses have the character of invoice identifiers. You should only use each address once in the context of a specific payment interaction. ...
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How are off-chain transactions handled by bitcoind?
An off-chain transaction means in simple terms that the parties involved in the transaction basically exchange their private keys. Say you want to pay your friend 1 BTC. You would just give the ...
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Regrouping accounts belonging to same user
First off, you should really start thinking in terms of addresses rather than accounts, especially when doing block chain analysis. See here: What is the difference between accounts and adresses?
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How to replicate getaccountaddress behaviour using getnewaddress and labels api
Bitcoin wallet accounts are designed for personal use, so your use case requires to develop on a different layer, as explained by G. Maxwell here: https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/issues/3816#...
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Transaction haven`t got
Your Bitcoin-core wallet will need to finish syncing with the network before it will display your balance.
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How address balance is calculated?
A somewhat more intuitive way to think about balance calculations is to think of you you use an actual fiat wallet.
If you want to look at how much money you physically have right now, you would open ...
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How to send everything in a bitcoind account?
I would highly recommend that you not use the accounts system as it is deprecated and has been removed for Bitcoin Core 0.17 and beyond. Furthermore, the way that you want to use the accounts system ...
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Is it possible to use the RPC's Label feature in it's current state over the deprecated Accounts feature?
Yes, you can use the current Labels function as it is now.
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Prompting an account name
This looks like a subtle issue with the code you are using and I do not think you are taking a sensible approach to getting the name back from the input. The javascript will not execute inside of your ...
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How could I do everything manually?
If you want to do everything yourself, download a wallet program on your computer and run it instead of using coinbase. For example, if you use a wallet like Bitcoin Core, it is completely under your ...
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Cost of transfer from multiple addresses
More inputs will mean the transaction will take up more bytes. Since miners have only so many bytes in a block that they can fill with transactions, they won't put in a bigger transaction unless it ...
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Where do exchanges store the user's money?
It's up to Kraken what they do with the money on deposit with them, though most likely they pool it in bank accounts or other secure liquid investments belonging to the company. The exact details ...
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