walkingliberty 0.6.1

Basic, stateless wallet using HD type 1.

Walking Liberty: Python 3

Make Bitcoin/Bitcoin Cash/Bitcoin SV payments as easy as spending a Walking Liberty.

This software is provided without warranty. Use it at your own peril. Read the source code, understand what it does, consult with experts, etc. If you use it incorrectly or there's a bug and you lose your magic internet money, the author(s) are not liable.

Usage

By default, uses a single-address deterministic type 1 wallet. Can use a single-address wif as well.

pip3 install walkingliberty


# Get address for 'satoshi'
walkingliberty address satoshi

# Get balance for 'satoshi'
walkingliberty balance satoshi

# Get balance for '5JN8q7UXFvsUTMuwePHxzd9byVGaeKvmMA6ZdV4fS4gYYiptMUc'
walkingliberty --wallet-mode wif 5JN8q7UXFvsUTMuwePHxzd9byVGaeKvmMA6ZdV4fS4gYYiptMUc balance

# Get balance for '5JN8q7UXFvsUTMuwePHxzd9byVGaeKvmMA6ZdV4fS4gYYiptMUc' in USD
walkingliberty --wallet-mode wif 5JN8q7UXFvsUTMuwePHxzd9byVGaeKvmMA6ZdV4fS4gYYiptMUc balance --unit usd

# Send 10,000 Satoshis from 'potato' to 1address
walkingliberty send potato 1address 10000

# If you want to work with Bitcoin Cash, use --currency with all calls. For example:
walkingliberty --currency bch balance satoshi
walkingliberty --currency bch send potato 1address 10000

# Bitcoin SV...
walkinglibery --currency bsv balance satoshi
walkingliberty --currency bsv send potato 1address 10000
# etc

# Get balance by address
walkingliberty --wallet-mode address balance 1address

Note that your phrase is likely to show up in ps output, which can be a security risk. You can control /proc access on Linux (and the equivalent systems calls on FreeBSD) with the right mount options or sysctl tunables. Probably a wise idea, anyway.

Licence

Unlicense/Public domain