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It’s hard to make a 1:1 comparison since the tax structure in the US varies by state. Some states have an 8+% sales tax, some have no sales tax at all. Some have a property tax of 7% and others 3%, etc. 

I’m from California, amongst the highest taxes in the nation. So I’m used to high taxes. You get a lot more in  return in California than Alabama, but we’re still lacking universal healthcare and higher education. 

The point is, I lived and worked in Europe for 5 years. Italy and Hungary. The taxes aren’t that much higher honestly. I didn’t even notice a difference, if there was one. What I did notice is not having to pay hundreds or even thousands of dollars to go to a doctor. And I never had to deal with insurance companies, hospitals, paperwork, etc. — a luxury worth its weight in gold.This guide explains how to connect Sparrow Wallet to your Bitcoin Core node. If you haven’t read the Quick Start guide yet, that’s a good place to learn how to install and get introduced to Sparrow.
This should be all that is necessary for Bitcoin Core running on the same machine (localhost).
This will allow you to connect to Bitcoin Core from anywhere on your local network using the provided username and password.
Firstly, you won’t be able to scan for transactions earlier than whatever the earliest retained (unpruned) block is. Already scanned transactions are fine, so if your wallet reflects them (or is new) you are good going forward.
Secondly, if you want to reverse this, you will need to start your full blockchain sync from the beginning again.
You can now restart Bitcoin Core to take advantage of the new configuration. If you are still busy syncing your node, it’s best to wait until this is done, as you won’t have a complete ledger yet so Sparrow won’t be able to find your transactions.
The good news is that with a local setup and the default configuration, you should be ready to go! Sparrow will connect on localhost ( |||IP_ADDRESS||| ) using the default port, and authenticate by retrieving the cookie file that Bitcoin Core writes to the data folder every time it starts up. If you have changed the data folder for Bitcoin Core, be sure to select that folder now.
Note that Sparrow also defaults to using Bitcoin Core with a multiple wallet setup. This ensures that the public keys Sparrow adds to Bitcoin Core are in a separate wallet, ensuring they are kept apart from any other wallet there. By default, Sparrow will create the wallet sparrow when it connects for the first time. If you don’t want this, you can turn it off with the toggle, in which case Sparrow will use the default wallet.
If you are connecting to Bitcoin Core on another machine, make sure you have configured Bitcoin Core correctly as described above. You will then need to configure the URL in Sparrow to match the IP address of the Bitcoin Core machine (the same IP you used in bitcoin.conf). The default port should be fine. Instead of authenticating via a cookie, you will need to select the User/Pass button and enter the username and password you configured in bitcoin.conf earlier.
The details you see are provided by the bwt project, a library Sparrow uses to connect to Bitcoin Core internally.
If Sparrow did not successfully connect, check your configuration settings. Make sure that you are running a recent version of Bitcoin Core, and that there are no firewalls preventing the connection.
Once you have successfully tested your server setup, you can close the Preferences dialog. Sparrow will automatically connect to your node, and is now ready to import your wallet.
You can now create a wallet in Sparrow. Select File > New Wallet in the menu.
Choose a name for the wallet (it must be unique). If you are creating a wallet with existing transactions, select the checkbox and choose an approximate date to start scanning from. Note you don’t need to be exact, so choose an earlier date if you are unsure. You can also change the date and rescan later if necessary.
You can now configure your wallet. Refer to the other guides for help in configuring different types of wallet. For example, you can create a wallet using seed words using the Quick Start guide.
This indicates that Sparrow is requesting Bitcoin Core to scan for the existing transactions. Depending on the date specified earlier, and the hardware the node is running on, this process might take awhile to complete. The estimated time remaining is provided in the status bar.
Once completed, the existing transactions should appear in the table. If you don’t see any but expect to, you may have misconfigured your wallet, or set a scan start date that is not early enough.
You can change the start date and trigger a rescan using the Settings tab. Click on Settings, then Advanced and edit the date in the dialog that appears. Close the dialog and click Apply. Sparrow will clear the wallet history and rescan from Bitcoin Core from the date provided.
You have successfully connected Sparrow to your Bitcoin Core node, and setup your wallet. You can now be confident that your wallet is private and you’re ready to send and receive bitcoin.Bishop Woodie W. White is a retired Bishop of The United Methodist Church.
A native of New York City, Woodie White graduated from DeWitt Clinton High School in New York. He attended Paine College in Augusta, Georgia. While attending Boston University School of Theology (S.T.B.) he served a pastorate in Worchester, Massachusetts. He then became a probationary member of the Detroit Annual Conference and was appointed as Associate Pastor and later, pastor, at East Grand Boulevard Methodist Church in Detroit. Subsequently, he began two years as Urban Missioner for the conference's work in Metropolitan Detroit.
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