Ok I am getting closer. I think what I need is a Blockchain Explorer with an API so I can access it. I tried Blockchain.info but it does not have BCH support. Any alternative?
alright I figured out how to retrieve my data from blockchair. my next problem is, that if i send a message via my bitcoin.com wallet i cant see the message on blockchair.
if i send my message via memo.cash I see the OP_RETURN statement that contains the message in the explorer. Any ideas on why this is?
Because of the design of it? Do you know it uses Bitcoin Cash? lol xD
I might misunderstand something and I also don't understand what you are implying. In the bitcoin.com wallet it says send "memo" message along with your payment.
Shouldn't this be the same protocol memo.cash uses? So all I am wondering is why I can't see my message I sent with my wallet on the blockchair explorer.
So if I understand this right, i need to find another way of writing plain text into the blockchain?
Plain text? JUST LOL xD ahahahahahaha
I know man, I am a noob... if you are versed in this topic then why don't you share your wisdom :)
You are NOT noob, just fokin USE GOOGE xD
I am noob, cant write GOOGLE xD
Well I am trying to exactly understand what I have to google..
@iru link the transaction with the missing memo.
Is your Bitcoin.com wallet the same address as your memo account? If not (even if you prepends the opreturn with the appropriate memo protocol prefix) it may not show up here!
Sorry for the confusion guys. I really only want to find an easy way for my jukebox users to put a message into their transaction so my jukebox sees what link they want to hear.
the message from your wallet is not written into the blockchain, just passed on to the receiving wallet.
what you can write onto the blockchain is limited (on pain of hopeless abuse and bloat). but you can embed a hash of any text/file using OP_RETURN.
on second look, not so helpful, sry
I wish I could just use an existing wallet for new users. Load some BCH on their first wallet which they then can send to the jukebox adding a URL.
But I guess it's more complicated than that :D
I might have to rethink my jukebox design.
You are the guy behind jukebox.cash?
