An Electrum Doge wallet that actually works (ie has been adapted to AuxPOW) and has servers working to enable it.
An Electrum Doge wallet that actually works (ie has been adapted to AuxPOW) and has servers working to enable it. There was one a few months ago but it has since been abandoned http://electrum-doge.com/ , yet there is still large demand for it. One exists for bitcoin that is working though. It's fast on startup, non-Java and a headers-only wallet with a deterministic backup (1-time phrase based.) I read that the Core wallet might get a deterministic backup in the future. Such a wallet would be great for newbies. ED also has plugin potential unlike the core wallet. If you get it going, you could charge for its usage (eg a fee to connect with the servers,) and it may become popular on mobile devices if you could do a version for it (ie small footprint.) You could also do versions for other coins. Full blockchain wallets are gradually becoming cumbersome as the blockchain size grows (that might be the true pain point.)
Posted by adrianwaj on Feb 8, 2015, 1:33 AM
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While I hate that it's like this, you're leaving money on the table.
The biggest problem with micropayments is how credit card payment processors work.
I think with the advent of cheap Chinese electric cars (new BYD for 7-9k€ in China) VW will die a slow death, slowed down by tariffs, tax...
The German bank I have an account with solves this by making the statements available online and considering them delivered if the statem...
Feature Request: India-Specific Pricing Plans (INR) for Claude & Claude Code
Think about cabinet from 1972 for one electricity meter.
You're right, but until the laws change we should be telling everyone how and make these tools better.
I worked in this industry as a software developer.
An Electrum Doge wallet that actually works (ie has been adapted to AuxPOW) and has servers working to enable it.
An Electrum Doge wallet that actually works (ie has been adapted to AuxPOW) and has servers working to enable it. There was one a few months ago but it has since been abandoned http://electrum-doge.com/ , yet there is still large demand for it. One exists for bitcoin that is working though. It's fast on startup, non-Java and a headers-only wallet with a deterministic backup (1-time phrase based.) I read that the Core wallet might get a deterministic backup in the future. Such a wallet would be great for newbies. ED also has plugin potential unlike the core wallet. If you get it going, you could charge for its usage (eg a fee to connect with the servers,) and it may become popular on mobile devices if you could do a version for it (ie small footprint.) You could also do versions for other coins. Full blockchain wallets are gradually becoming cumbersome as the blockchain size grows (that might be the true pain point.)
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