Bitcoin News / Bitcoin Stack Exchange - 1 year ago
How does the SegWit part of a transaction get serialized and parsed?
Bitcoin News / Bitcoin Stack Exchange - 1 year ago
Bitcoin News / Bitcoin Stack Exchange - 1 year ago
I have sent to my personal email BTC and cant send it back, cash or deposit it. It's shame. Id like to send it back now but i cant because the information i received is just a letter that i sent it to myself. No button or functions to see transacton...
Bitcoin News / Bitcoin Stack Exchange - 1 year ago
Bitcoin News / Bitcoin Stack Exchange - 1 year ago
Let's have 2 instances of wasabi wallet installed on different PCs. I have restored a wallet from a seed phrase on both of them and i can see all my coins on both of them. I start coinjoin on one machine and after time - i have all coins coinjoined....
Bitcoin News / Bitcoin Stack Exchange - 1 year ago
How secure are the private keys on a hardware wallet? - Bitcoin Stack Exchange Stack Exchange Network Stack Exchange network consists of 180 Q&A communities including Stack Overflow, the l...
Bitcoin News / Bitcoin Stack Exchange - 1 year ago
I will try to combine both answers by Hugo Franklin and David Schwartz with my thought process in the hope that this could add value to others. The scenario of geographically centralized Bitcoin miners that are censoring transactions is one that is...
Bitcoin News / Bitcoin Stack Exchange - 1 year ago
i have set up a litecoin testnet for mining on my CPU.. and my miner is finding the solutions and my debug.log also says that method=submitblock but my wallet is not updating with the mined coins. its been 48 hours my cpuminer shows almost #350 solu...
Bitcoin News / Bitcoin Stack Exchange - 1 year ago
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Bitcoin News / Bitcoin Stack Exchange - 1 year ago
wallet - Somthing too do whit xpub - Bitcoin Stack Exchange Stack Exchange Network Stack Exchange network consists of 180 Q&A communities including Stack Overflow, the largest, most trusted...
Bitcoin News / Bitcoin Stack Exchange - 1 year ago
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Bitcoin News / Bitcoin Stack Exchange - 1 year ago
coinbase.com - I own bitcoin on coinbase. How do I pay 330 satoshi to an address - Bitcoin Stack Exchange Stack Exchange Network Stack Exchange network consists of 180 Q&A communities inclu...
Bitcoin News / Bitcoin Stack Exchange - 1 year ago
If I somehow was able to mine a block, How can someone with majority hashing power can decide transactions to include in my block Nobody else can influence the contents of the block you are working on. However, someone with a majority of the minin...
Bitcoin News / Bitcoin Stack Exchange - 1 year ago
Bitcoin News / Bitcoin Stack Exchange - 1 year ago
Blockchain forks, chain reorganizations, and stale blocks You're mixing up a few separate concepts. Since there is no central coordination, occasionally two miners will randomly find a new block at the same time. As each of the competing blocks is s...
Bitcoin News / Bitcoin Stack Exchange - 1 year ago
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Bitcoin News / Bitcoin Stack Exchange - 1 year ago
So I am currently working on a project using bitcoin. I started with a full node that I tried to secure following the best practices available online. Then, I set up an electrum server that was connected to the full node and on top of which I linked...
Bitcoin News / Bitcoin Stack Exchange - 1 year ago
Sounds like a complicated way to lose money. Since most output types are based on hashes, it's likely that a sender would not be able to tell that your public key is not on secp256k1. Your transaction would succeed and your funds would be associated...
Bitcoin News / Bitcoin Stack Exchange - 1 year ago
Bitcoin News / Bitcoin Stack Exchange - 1 year ago
I don't remember the talk that I was watching, but if I remember correctly the speaker mentioned something about separating out the wallet part of Bitcoin Core because not all of its functionality is dependent on Bitcoin Core. This seems like an int...
Bitcoin News / Bitcoin Stack Exchange - 1 year ago
Bitcoin Core removes provably unspendable outputs from the UTXO set, since by definition we know they will never be used to verify new transactions. One could, in theory, do the same for UTXOs that are highly unlikely to ever be spent, such as those...
Bitcoin News / Bitcoin Stack Exchange - 1 year ago
Bitcoin Core removes provably unspendable outputs from the UTXO set, since by definition we know they will never be used to verify new transactions. One could, in theory, do the same for UTXOs that are highly unlikely to ever be spent, such as those...
Bitcoin News / Bitcoin Stack Exchange - 1 year ago
There are 5 service flags in src/protocol.cpp: static std::string serviceFlagToStr(size_t bit) { const uint64_t service_flag = 1ULL << bit; switch ((ServiceFlags)service_flag) { case NODE_NONE: abort(); // impossible case NODE...
Bitcoin News / Bitcoin Stack Exchange - 1 year ago
TL;DR: the multiplication operation you're asking about is actually what you're used to seeing referred to as point adition (when talking about elliptic curves). The MuSig2 paper does not assume you're using an elliptic curve group, or even assume t...
Bitcoin News / Bitcoin Stack Exchange - 1 year ago
It is used to report back to callers into the fee estimation functions to learn why the returned feerate was chosen. Descriptions for these reasons are: static const std::map<FeeReason, std::string> fee_reason_strings = { {FeeReason::NONE,...
Bitcoin News / Bitcoin Stack Exchange - 1 year ago
Recently I am going to use bitcoin core to set up a custom signet on my docker. I have read some implementations on wiki, but I had some problems when starting up a custom signet. One of the problem is that the mining time I set is not the exactly m...