user66269: How do I know the amount of bitcoins in an address. My addresses are so many and my wallet says that no bitcoins sent. How is this

user5406: Bitcoin clients generate a number of addresses in advance for backups to remain complete for some amount of future use. E.g. Bitcoin Core creates 100 addresses in advance, I'd expect bitcoinj to do something similar.

user63569: 
New public and private keys are pre-generated and stored in a queue before use.
This pooling feature was added so backups of the wallet would have a
  certain number of keys that would be used in the future. By default,
  the number of entries in the queue is 100.
A command line option allows a greater or lesser number of keys to be
  maintained in the keypool.

In order to increase - decrease this number of keys you could edit your bitcoin.conf file 
keypool=50


66269: <p>How do I know the amount of bitcoins in an address. My addresses are so many and my wallet says that no bitcoins sent. How is this</p>
 5406: <p>Bitcoin clients generate a number of addresses in advance for backups to remain complete for some amount of future use. E.g. Bitcoin Core creates 100 addresses in advance, I'd expect bitcoinj to do something similar.</p>
 63569: <blockquote>
  <p>New public and private keys are pre-generated and stored in a queue before use.</p>
  
  <p>This pooling feature was added so backups of the wallet would have a
  certain number of keys that would be used in the future. By default,
  the number of entries in the queue is 100.</p>
  
  <p>A command line option allows a greater or lesser number of keys to be
  maintained in the keypool.</p>
</blockquote>

<p>In order to increase - decrease this number of keys you could edit your bitcoin.conf file </p>

<pre><code>keypool=50
</code></pre>
