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Addresses do frequently get reused, though- people send to the same addresses, and last time I checked, the bitcoin.com wallet defaulted to reusing receive addr
by teh_infallible 6y ago
Addresses do frequently get reused, though- people send to the same addresses, and last time I checked, the bitcoin.com wallet defaulted to reusing receive addresses
- scottisbrave84 6y agoWell submit a pr to change it then.
- grapehut 6y agoThe wallet is not open source (they made a private fork of bitpays wallet as part of their strategy to shill "bitcoin cash" a relatively worthless coin that cashes in on bitcoin.com's official sounding name)
- grapehut 6y agoFWIW the bitcoin.com wallet (and really bitcoin.com) is borderline malware. It exists solely to leverage its official sounding name to constantly nudge people towards deceiving people into buying "Bitcoin cash" which is largely unrelated to bitcoin. When ever they're called out for doing it too blatantly deceptively (e.g. spent months calling "bitcoin cash" the real bitcoin, and bitcoin "bitcoin core"), they just walk it back slight enough to not get outright banned on platforms.
- teh_infallible 6y agoTo be fair, bitcoin cash is not “largely unrelated to bitcoin.” They have the same transaction history up until the split. They are basically brothers who hate each other.
- grapehut 6y agoIt might be poor choice of words, but I think it gets the point across. It's barely worth more than "bitcoin SV" (another coin that shares the same transaction history with bitcoin to the same point) that's controlled by a painfully obvious and blatant scammer and his backer.
- bufferoverflow 6y agoBitcoin cash is more bitcoin than the current BTC is. It continues the idea of peer-to-peer cash, payments on the chain. Read the whitepaper. Where's BTC is being pushed into a strange, lot less useful, "store of value" niche.
- arcticbull 6y agoMy god is better than yours! It says so in the white paper. No not that white paper, this one!