How long should it take for a bitcon to appear on my computer?
I sent it 2 hours ago and Coinbase says the transaction was complete but it still has not appeared on armory.
This is the first time I have sent a coin so I just sent 1 dollars worth to test it. Picture unrelated.
>>2805854
Stop posting pics of my wife.
>>2805854
post rem feet
>>2805854
It shouldn't take that long, but you can check the blockchain itself to make sure whatever destination you're checking is actually up to date
https://blockexplorer.com/
Nice rem btw
>>2806929
I have been watching it. Its up to 31 conformations. Its still going up about 1 every 30 minutes. I guess that means its still processing?
>>2805876
Oh I have a rem costume :)
Dude you can't just send BTC from coinbase to the darknet markets. They'll freeze your wallet!
Goddamn it. Is there a way to use Armory with out having the entire blockchain stored on my computer? This fucking thing is takup 300 gigs from bitcoin core and now armory is updating the database or something and its sucking up more.
>>2806989
show feminine penis or gtfo
>>2807424
>feminine penis
>>2806947
It's done. You should be able to see your coins after 1 or more confirmations. So you're doing something wrong.
>>2807115
No. Use electrum or mycelium on Android.
So how does this work. So my money not on the exchange now but on my harddrive. But thats just a copy. My coins are actually on the blockchain?
>>2807593
Yes armory just finished its bullshit and the transaction had gone through. I guess I needed to restart the program so it would update with bitcoin core, didnt know that.
>>2807781
Yes your coins (or to be more specific the transaction of coins to your address) are recorded in the blockchain.
>>2808044
What I dont get is, I have this paper backup and I can access my wallet using it if my hard drive is stolen. How does that work if my coins are stored on that drive and I dont have it. This paper just has a couple lines of letters, it cant contain all the data, whatever data, that comprises a coin.
Or should I just take the line that, it just works and I dont need to know why?
>>2808074
the blockchain contains the data. your key is a reference to information available on the blockchain (your money).
>>2808081
Ok now it all makes sense. Thank you.
>>2807559
>being this new