I have searched the Internet for solution but could not find the one I was looking for.
I want to get bitcoin price (in usd) without using any external website (meaning not getting the price using api or something)
I want to “calculate” it myself, since there are websites who display their bitcoin price and it’s slightly different from other websites I guess they found the price from their own.
How can I find the bitcoin price by myself?
It is possible to install custom software (another than cgminer) on Antminer hardware? For example on antminer s5?
I used BitCoin for the 1st and final time so far about 2-3 years ago. I thought I had lost my wallet but I found an old backup of my hard drive and it contains a file “multibit.key”. I installed a program called MultiBit HD but all the instructions for importing an old forgotten wallet are for the old version of MultiBit.
So in short: what now? I would like to open my “multibit.key” wallet, I think I remember the password but I have a hard time opening/importing it to MultiBit HD. If that is even the right program to use… 🙂
I have a Qt testnet3 node synched and running on my mac. In the terminal, when simply trying:
$ bitcoin-cli getinfo
or
$ ./bitcoin-cli getinfo
I get:
-bash: bitcoin-cli: command not found
Anyone know why the command could or would not be found? (server=1 in bitcoin.conf as well)
I saw a Bitcoin transaction that has 6 inputs and 4 outputs. I understand that several inputs are sometimes used in order to meet the amount requirements of the output. As a result you have two outputs: The spent amount and the change.
How is it then that a transaction can have four outputs? Is it possible to pay more than one person (address) in a single transaction?