Hi Andreas - About your answer below, you mentioned that bitcoinj is not
meant for centralised usage by trading platforms. Do you know any other
APIs ( in any other language) that is meant for that kind of usage ?
Sorry if this question has been asked earlier. I just joined this forum.
Thanks.
If you look at the logfile (or console output) you should see what
bitcoinj is doing in this time. Most likely it is updating the block
chain, although 2-3 minutes sounds a bit long -- it once it has synched
the chain it should catch up very quickly. Maybe there are connection
problems too?
Be war
I have the following codes :
public static void createDashWallet(NetworkParameters params) throws
BlockStoreException, IOException {
WalletAppKit kit = new WalletAppKit(params, new File("."), "poporing");
kit.startAsync();
System.out.println(kit.wallet().toString());
}
lets say I
