Exit Address - Revision history

Calliptamus at 09:15, 17 May 2025

2025-05-17T09:15:23Z

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	Exit addresses (first described [http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/ohfxw/update_mt_gox_steals_from_tor_users_now_i_can_not/c3ha5li here]) are defined as follows: "When you create an account with a site, you should be able to enter an address that, should anything go wrong, your coins will be sent to. Deepbit, for example has an option that will let you 'lock your payments address forever' meaning, even if someone hijacks your account, they won't be able to withdraw money anywhere."		Exit addresses (first described [http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/ohfxw/update_mt_gox_steals_from_tor_users_now_i_can_not/c3ha5li here]) are defined as follows: "When you create an account with a site, you should be able to enter an address that, should anything go wrong, your coins will be sent to. Deepbit, for example has an option that will let you 'lock your payments address forever' meaning, even if someone hijacks your account, they won't be able to withdraw money anywhere."

	Many members of the bitcoin community have advocated that any service accepting bitcoin deposits (as opposed to payments -- i.e. exchanges, etc) ought to include an exit address facility, and allow enactment of exit address policy at any time. This would avoid the conflict of interest inherent in "anti-money-laundering" account freezures, whereby the exchange ''actually books a profit under accepted accounting practices'' as a result of balances inheriting from accounts abandoned in response to account freezure (once the statue of limitations on embezzlement expires).		Many members of the bitcoin community have advocated that any service accepting bitcoin deposits (as opposed to payments -- i.e. exchanges, etc) ought to include an exit address facility, and allow enactment of exit address policy at any time. This would avoid the conflict of interest inherent in "[[Anti-Money Laundering\|anti-money-laundering]]" account freezures, whereby the exchange ''actually books a profit under accepted accounting practices'' as a result of balances inheriting from accounts abandoned in response to account freezure (once the statue of limitations on embezzlement expires).

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Holy-Fire: typo

2013-01-16T15:42:52Z

typo

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	Exit addresses (first described [http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/ohfxw/update_mt_gox_steals_from_tor_users_now_i_can_not/c3ha5li here]) are defined as follows: "When you create an account with a site, you should be able to enter an address that, should anything go wrong, your coins will be sent ~~too~~. Deepbit, for example has an option that will let you 'lock your payments address forever' meaning, even if someone hijacks your account, they won't be able to withdraw money anywhere."		Exit addresses (first described [http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/ohfxw/update_mt_gox_steals_from_tor_users_now_i_can_not/c3ha5li here]) are defined as follows: "When you create an account with a site, you should be able to enter an address that, should anything go wrong, your coins will be sent to. Deepbit, for example has an option that will let you 'lock your payments address forever' meaning, even if someone hijacks your account, they won't be able to withdraw money anywhere."

	Many members of the bitcoin community have advocated that any service accepting bitcoin deposits (as opposed to payments -- i.e. exchanges, etc) ought to include an exit address facility, and allow enactment of exit address policy at any time. This would avoid the conflict of interest inherent in "anti-money-laundering" account freezures, whereby the exchange ''actually books a profit under accepted accounting practices'' as a result of balances inheriting from accounts abandoned in response to account freezure (once the statue of limitations on embezzlement expires).		Many members of the bitcoin community have advocated that any service accepting bitcoin deposits (as opposed to payments -- i.e. exchanges, etc) ought to include an exit address facility, and allow enactment of exit address policy at any time. This would avoid the conflict of interest inherent in "anti-money-laundering" account freezures, whereby the exchange ''actually books a profit under accepted accounting practices'' as a result of balances inheriting from accounts abandoned in response to account freezure (once the statue of limitations on embezzlement expires).

Nubarius: Added interwiki link to Spanish translation of the article

2012-12-12T16:26:03Z

Added interwiki link to Spanish translation of the article

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Eldentyrell at 09:35, 26 May 2012

2012-05-26T09:35:50Z

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	Exit addresses (first described [http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/ohfxw/update_mt_gox_steals_from_tor_users_now_i_can_not/c3ha5li here]) are defined as follows: "When you create an account with a site, you should be able to enter an address that, should anything go wrong, your coins will be sent too. Deepbit, for example has an option that will let you 'lock your payments address forever' meaning, even if someone hijacks your account, they won't be able to withdraw money anywhere."		Exit addresses (first described [http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/ohfxw/update_mt_gox_steals_from_tor_users_now_i_can_not/c3ha5li here]) are defined as follows: "When you create an account with a site, you should be able to enter an address that, should anything go wrong, your coins will be sent too. Deepbit, for example has an option that will let you 'lock your payments address forever' meaning, even if someone hijacks your account, they won't be able to withdraw money anywhere."

	Many members of the bitcoin community have advocated that any service accepting bitcoin deposits (as opposed to payments -- i.e. exchanges, etc) ought to include an exit address facility, and allow enactment of exit address policy at any time. This would avoid the conflict of interest inherent in "anti-money-laundering" account freezures, whereby the exchange actually books a profit ~~(probabilistically)~~ as a result of balances inheriting from accounts abandoned in response to account freezure (once the statue of limitations on embezzlement expires).		Many members of the bitcoin community have advocated that any service accepting bitcoin deposits (as opposed to payments -- i.e. exchanges, etc) ought to include an exit address facility, and allow enactment of exit address policy at any time. This would avoid the conflict of interest inherent in "anti-money-laundering" account freezures, whereby the exchange ''actually books a profit under accepted accounting practices'' as a result of balances inheriting from accounts abandoned in response to account freezure (once the statue of limitations on embezzlement expires).

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Eldentyrell: clarify deposits vs. payments

2012-05-26T09:34:58Z

clarify deposits vs. payments

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	Exit addresses (first described [http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/ohfxw/update_mt_gox_steals_from_tor_users_now_i_can_not/c3ha5li here]) are defined as follows: "When you create an account with a site, you should be able to enter an address that, should anything go wrong, your coins will be sent too. Deepbit, for example has an option that will let you 'lock your payments address forever' meaning, even if someone hijacks your account, they won't be able to withdraw money anywhere."		Exit addresses (first described [http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/ohfxw/update_mt_gox_steals_from_tor_users_now_i_can_not/c3ha5li here]) are defined as follows: "When you create an account with a site, you should be able to enter an address that, should anything go wrong, your coins will be sent too. Deepbit, for example has an option that will let you 'lock your payments address forever' meaning, even if someone hijacks your account, they won't be able to withdraw money anywhere."

	Many members of the bitcoin community have advocated that any service accepting bitcoin deposits (i.e. exchanges, etc) ought to include an exit address facility, and allow enactment of exit address policy at any time. This would avoid the conflict of interest inherent in "anti-money-laundering" account freezures, whereby the exchange actually books a profit (probabilistically) as a result of balances inheriting from accounts abandoned in response to account freezure (once the statue of limitations on embezzlement expires).		Many members of the bitcoin community have advocated that any service accepting bitcoin deposits (as opposed to payments -- i.e. exchanges, etc) ought to include an exit address facility, and allow enactment of exit address policy at any time. This would avoid the conflict of interest inherent in "anti-money-laundering" account freezures, whereby the exchange actually books a profit (probabilistically) as a result of balances inheriting from accounts abandoned in response to account freezure (once the statue of limitations on embezzlement expires).

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Eldentyrell: typos, spelling

2012-05-26T09:30:51Z

typos, spelling

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	Exit addresses (first described [http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/ohfxw/update_mt_gox_steals_from_tor_users_now_i_can_not/c3ha5li here]) are defined as follows: "When you create an account with a site, you should be able to enter an address that, should anything go wrong, your coins will be sent too. Deepbit, for example has an option that will let you 'lock your payments address forever' meaning, even if someone hijacks your account, they won't be able to withdraw money anywhere."		Exit addresses (first described [http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/ohfxw/update_mt_gox_steals_from_tor_users_now_i_can_not/c3ha5li here]) are defined as follows: "When you create an account with a site, you should be able to enter an address that, should anything go wrong, your coins will be sent too. Deepbit, for example has an option that will let you 'lock your payments address forever' meaning, even if someone hijacks your account, they won't be able to withdraw money anywhere."

	Many members of the bitcoin community have advocated that any service accepting bitcoin deposits (i.e. exchanges, etc) ought to include an exit address facility, and allow enactment of exit address policy at any time. This would avoid the conflict of interest inherent in "anti-money-laundering" account freezures, whereby the exchange ~~profits~~ (probabilistically) as a result of inheriting ~~balances~~ from accounts abandoned in response to freezure (once the statue of limitations on embezzlement expires).		Many members of the bitcoin community have advocated that any service accepting bitcoin deposits (i.e. exchanges, etc) ought to include an exit address facility, and allow enactment of exit address policy at any time. This would avoid the conflict of interest inherent in "anti-money-laundering" account freezures, whereby the exchange actually books a profit (probabilistically) as a result of balances inheriting from accounts abandoned in response to account freezure (once the statue of limitations on embezzlement expires).

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Eldentyrell at 09:29, 26 May 2012

2012-05-26T09:29:35Z

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			Exit addresses (first described [http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/ohfxw/update_mt_gox_steals_from_tor_users_now_i_can_not/c3ha5li here]) are defined as follows: "When you create an account with a site, you should be able to enter an address that, should anything go wrong, your coins will be sent too. Deepbit, for example has an option that will let you 'lock your payments address forever' meaning, even if someone hijacks your account, they won't be able to withdraw money anywhere."
	Exit addresses (first described [http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/ohfxw/update_mt_gox_steals_from_tor_users_now_i_can_not/c3ha5li here]) as follows: "When you create an account with a site, you should be able to enter an address that, should anything go wrong, your coins will be sent too. Deepbit, for example has an option that will let you 'lock your payments address forever' meaning, even if someone hijacks your account, they won't be able to withdraw money anywhere."

	Many members of the bitcoin community have advocated that any service accepting bitcoin deposits (i.e. exchanges, etc) ought to include an exit address facility, and allow enactment of exit address policy at any time. This would avoid the conflict of interest inherent in "anti-money-laundering" account freezures, whereby the exchange profits (probabilistically) as a result of inheriting balances from accounts abandoned in response to freezure (once the statue of limitations on embezzlement expires).		Many members of the bitcoin community have advocated that any service accepting bitcoin deposits (i.e. exchanges, etc) ought to include an exit address facility, and allow enactment of exit address policy at any time. This would avoid the conflict of interest inherent in "anti-money-laundering" account freezures, whereby the exchange profits (probabilistically) as a result of inheriting balances from accounts abandoned in response to freezure (once the statue of limitations on embezzlement expires).

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Eldentyrell: add page describing exit addresses and the conflict-of-interest problem they solve

2012-05-26T09:27:59Z

add page describing exit addresses and the conflict-of-interest problem they solve

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Exit addresses (first described [http://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/ohfxw/update_mt_gox_steals_from_tor_users_now_i_can_not/c3ha5li here]) as follows: "When you create an account with a site, you should be able to enter an address that, should anything go wrong, your coins will be sent too. Deepbit, for example has an option that will let you 'lock your payments address forever' meaning, even if someone hijacks your account, they won't be able to withdraw money anywhere."

Many members of the bitcoin community have advocated that any service accepting bitcoin deposits (i.e. exchanges, etc) ought to include an exit address facility, and allow enactment of exit address policy at any time. This would avoid the conflict of interest inherent in "anti-money-laundering" account freezures, whereby the exchange profits (probabilistically) as a result of inheriting balances from accounts abandoned in response to freezure (once the statue of limitations on embezzlement expires).

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