Otherwise its interesting to see (in Chrome) that by far most transactions are in the US, with just a few in Northern Europe. The rest of the world nothing much.
> the address is based on the relay ip address. So it is not necessarily the real transaction address.
Or does this explain the remarkable regional preference of the transactions ? Sorry to ask, I have no experience with bitcoins.
Otherwise its interesting to see (in Chrome) that by far most transactions are in the US, with just a few in Northern Europe. The rest of the world nothing much.
> the address is based on the relay ip address. So it is not necessarily the real transaction address.
Or does this explain the remarkable regional preference of the transactions ? Sorry to ask, I have no experience with bitcoins.