Row 20132

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The is a good question.

Ok, so there is the software download itself. Tons of people download these things and there is a good chance you haven't even generated the wallet yet when you download. So yeah, your IP might in some download logs somewhere but that doesn't relate your IP to a wallet.

Then you run the software. And the software generates a wallet (or you load a seed or whatever). Then it generates the addresses and needs to check with online servers to get the balance of your addresses. This is where your IP and wallet can be related. Basically, there are four flavors of servers that you could hit:

\* private ones by the makers of the software in question - they will know your wallet and IP and might keep it private, might sell it to partners, etc

\* public ones run by blockchain intelligence companies that exist to store big databases of IPs and addresses. They then sell or make available this data to partners and customers. THERE ARE A LOT OF THESE. If the software connects to a random server from a big list, you are probably hitting one of these.

\* public ones run by community members who get it. They don't even record the data for who is doing what. But you can't really tell them apart from the above ones.

\* private server that you run yourself and take the time to configure the software to use.

Short version: shit show.

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text The is a good question. Ok, so there is the software download itself. Tons of people download these things and there is a good chance you haven't even generated the wallet yet when you download. So yeah, your IP might in some download logs somewhere but that doesn't relate your IP to a wallet. Then you run the software. And the software generates a wallet (or you load a seed or whatever). Then it generates the addresses and needs to check with online servers to get the balance of your addr…
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datetime 2024-05-21
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