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      malace last edited by

      I was looking at http://feathercoin.com/ saw and liked this video http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=I5aU79h7NKo,

      Is block chain a online wallet or what is it ?

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        Wellenreiter Moderators last edited by

        The blockchain is - as the name implies- a chain containing all mined blocks.

        Therefore it contains all Transactions and the history of all feathercoins can ve tracked back up to their generation date.

        A local copy of the blockchain is held by every Wallet and the Wallet syncronizes with other wallets online, while open on a PC.

        Your local wallet filters the information kept in the block chain to display only transactions involving your FTE address.

        Feathercoin development donation address: 6p8u3wtct7uxRGmvWr2xvPxqRzbpbcd82A
        Openpgp key: 0x385C34E77F0D74D7 (at keyserver.ubuntu.com)/fingerprint: C7B4 E9EA 17E1 3D12 07AB 1FDB 385C 34E7 7F0D 74D7

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          estrabd Regular Member last edited by

          You can think of the blockchain as a database of a shared ledger. In the p2p world, think if it as a massively distributed file that is constantly being updated. Transactions are verified by many clients, which is how one knows a transaction is valid.

          Wallets are nothing more than public/private key pairs that allows one to sign the “coins” that are theirs. Sending coins to a public wallet is akin to encrypting a message to someone using their public key. Spending or moving those coins requires the private key, which is analogous to decrypting a message sent only to them. All clients that allow one to create a “wallet” only create the public/private key pair. Coins are always only “in” the blockchain file.

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