Offline transactions - Revision history

Priem19: Replaces dead link with internal reference. Adds [sic] to sentence in need of correcting.

2019-12-11T07:21:43Z

Replaces dead link with internal reference. Adds [sic] to sentence in need of correcting.

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	The term "offline transaction" refers to the practice of keeping the private keys on an offline device (not connected to the internet), and signing on individuals transactions. The signature is then copy-pasted from this device into a connected device, and broadcast into the Bitcoin network.		The term "offline transaction" refers to the practice of keeping the private keys on an offline device (not connected to the internet), and signing on individuals transactions. The signature is then copy-pasted from this device into a connected device, and broadcast into the Bitcoin network.

	Assuming the offline computer is malware-free is easier than a connected device. If this assumption is held, then this practice is virtually risk-free of bitcoin theft.		Assuming the offline computer is malware-free is [''sic''] easier than a connected device. If this assumption is held, then this practice is virtually risk-free of bitcoin theft.

	Offline transactions can also be used when talking to an [[Overlay Network]] (e.g. [~~http://stratum.bitcoin.cz/~~ Stratum]) or equivalent - an ultra thin client can send only signatures to the Overlay server, thus mitigating the risk of a malicious server running away with one's BTC.		Offline transactions can also be used when talking to an [[Overlay Network]] (e.g. [[Stratum]]) or equivalent - an ultra thin client can send only signatures to the Overlay server, thus mitigating the risk of a malicious server running away with one's BTC.

Holy-Fire: I like singing, but signing is a more appropriate thing to do with a transaction.

2017-08-17T20:02:59Z

I like singing, but signing is a more appropriate thing to do with a transaction.

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	The term "offline transaction" refers to the practice of keeping the private keys on an offline device (not connected to the internet), and ~~singing~~ on individuals transactions. The signature is then copy-pasted from this device into a connected device, and broadcast into the Bitcoin network.		The term "offline transaction" refers to the practice of keeping the private keys on an offline device (not connected to the internet), and signing on individuals transactions. The signature is then copy-pasted from this device into a connected device, and broadcast into the Bitcoin network.

	Assuming the offline computer is malware-free is easier than a connected device. If this assumption is held, then this practice is virtually risk-free of bitcoin theft.		Assuming the offline computer is malware-free is easier than a connected device. If this assumption is held, then this practice is virtually risk-free of bitcoin theft.

	Offline transactions can also be used when talking to an [[Overlay Network]] (e.g. [http://stratum.bitcoin.cz/ Stratum]) or equivalent - an ultra thin client can send only signatures to the Overlay server, thus mitigating the risk of a malicious server running away with one's BTC.		Offline transactions can also be used when talking to an [[Overlay Network]] (e.g. [http://stratum.bitcoin.cz/ Stratum]) or equivalent - an ultra thin client can send only signatures to the Overlay server, thus mitigating the risk of a malicious server running away with one's BTC.

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2012-02-01T00:26:34Z

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	The term "offline transaction" refers to the practice of keeping the private keys on an offline device (not connected to the internet), and singing on individuals transactions. The signature is then copy-pasted from this device into a connected device, and broadcast into the Bitcoin network.		The term "offline transaction" refers to the practice of keeping the private keys on an offline device (not connected to the internet), and singing on individuals transactions. The signature is then copy-pasted from this device into a connected device, and broadcast into the Bitcoin network.

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The term "offline transaction" refers to the practice of keeping the private keys on an offline device (not connected to the internet), and singing on individuals transactions. The signature is then copy-pasted from this device into a connected device, and broadcast into the Bitcoin network.

Assuming the offline computer is malware-free is easier than a connected device. If this assumption is held, then this practice is virtually risk-free of bitcoin theft.

Offline transactions can also be used when talking to an [[Overlay Network]] (e.g. [http://stratum.bitcoin.cz/ Stratum]) or equivalent - an ultra thin client can send only signatures to the Overlay server, thus mitigating the risk of a malicious server running away with one's BTC.