ok, great idea. I've seen one dev using ws://local.ip.address in a screenshot.
But I guess that depends on the clients recognizing that it's a non ssl websocket server.
There's lots of free temporary SMS websites. I know because I use them to sign up for Bitcoin exchanges that I'm not supposed to use.
The numbers get deleted, so as long as you can login on a new phone *without* that number, you're ok.
Corporates, endowments, hedge funds, insurance portfolios, sovereign wealth funds (Qatar); they’re all coming. This isn’t your typical retail cycle.
consider what happened with the gold ETF when they went live: When the Gold ETF got approved they increased the supply to get more gold to the market. The demand for Bitcoin is NOW going parabolic, and meanwhile the supply will be cut in half in 44 days. Humans have not seen this before. They think in a linear fashion and do not understand log math.
I think YaCy did something like this but the issue is cryptographically proving the site archive hasn't been tampered with
https://sourceforge.net/projects/yacy/
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In my faith, we believe that the world ends when the whole political world unites against Babylon The Great, symbolic of false religion. Sounds like the great reset. Sponsored by BlackRock™
You don't *unless* you are doing on chain transfers, or you want to receive funds on a unique address. You're right in that hardware wallets are a redundancy IE if the metal is lost or hard drives fail.
I would say that Metal backups are more indestructible, but they need different security.
The keys stay on the hardware wallet, the transaction is just sending a message that was signed using the keys stored on the wallet. It's the same general flow whether it's a partially signed Bitcoin transaction from a cold card transferred via micro SD to a computer or a Ledger or trezor which connects directly to the computer..
So also the hardware wallets have a security chip which has been proven to generate a key that is random. Although there are some who are paranoid about even those chips being "random enough" and those people generate their phrase using dice and the diceware lookup table. The seed phrase is just a friendly way of representing the actual 256 bit hexadecimal string which Bitcoin core actually uses.
You can do this with an offline computer running those bip39 webpages saved locally. Or you can poke around GitHub and find Python scripts that also do this offline.
The address is our generated with the private key and the wallets hd path, see walletsrecovery.org
This is a good question to put on bitcoin.stackexchange.com. That's where I go with hard questions.
Have you read the Bitcoin white paper as well? It might answer some of your questions
100%. A big part of the hardware wallet industry is definitely based on sales due to fear of losing money. Especially Ledger.
I'm comfortable with using amounts of $1,000 on a hot wallet but that's because I'm a security conscious user.
If you load the same key and the correct path into different wallets, and it properly generates a new address for every transaction, would the two wallets generate the same address in a sequential fashion? Or could it conceivably sit there for years, searching through billions of addresses?
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Stack until you can do something that you love.
Few.
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Interesting discussion from the mentally ill folks on clubhouse:
Could a 1031 exchange work for going from one property (real estate) into Bitcoin, which is an asset/property.
#btc
nope. other than the fun of it, I have no feeling from the ath other than I'm glad for those who are now in profit like @Laeserin . Also I am focused on self improvement such that in the next cycle I'll be able to acquire more and be more sovereign. The only regret is that I didn't stack more, and it's good to reflect on truly good, higher things.
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