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Transactions can contain IP addresses. You can send BTC to an IP address. This is not a good thing to do - the documentation even says it "will probably be st
by Jerrrry 5y ago
Transactions can contain IP addresses.
You can send BTC to an IP address.
This is not a good thing to do - the documentation even says it "will probably be stolen immediately"
- rfd4sgmk8u 5y agoMany many years ago. The initial designs for Bitcoin had a 'pay to IP' feature, probably to approximate traditional banking IP to IP transfer. It has not existed for almost 8 years now. "This feature has been removed from Bitcoin Core as-of v0.8.0[1]." (Feb 2013).
- Jerrrry 5y agodamn time flies. I haven't bought a bitcoin since it went from $20 to $400. the change in my tumbling accounts are worth more than everything i had bought since then combined. thanks china!
- rfd4sgmk8u 5y agoI recommend dollar cost averaging over time to 'stack sats'. You can probably never get back to your original position if you sold, but you can try. I also bought then, I continue to buy now. I will buy in the future. Regret every sale, No regrets on every purchase.