chris2018

This is all just my personal opinion, and not meant to be construed as actual advice, and it only applies to those living in the US (I don't know about other country's tax laws): If (in theory) I had earnings from a…

I don't know if there has ever been an official forum representative at a conference. You would think that it would be a pretty big deal in the world of Bitcoin, seeing as how this was satoshi's forum and a lot of the…

I was checking out the lineup for this year's Bitcoin Conference coming up in a few days, and honestly, I was thinking, who are these people? It's kinda strange to me that so many of them are total unknowns. I guess if…

Thanks, I appreciate all that, but I don't have Bitcoin Core. I am doing everything with a python script. That in itself could be the potential problem, but perhaps not. Yes, I think I get it now. I will need to have…

Since you've been kind enough to attempt to help me, which I do appreciate, I should let you know I had a mistake in my last script. I corrected it, and the new broadcast result is sendrawtransaction RPC error -26:…

I should have been using AI to help me solve this problem back then. That was like a whole year wasted, but at least I still have these coins. It turns out they are theoretically redeemable if its a 1-of-3 multisig,…

I managed to figure out how to spend more "bare multisig" outputs, but some still cannot be spent. I am persistently met with this message in Electrum: 'Imported_Wallet' object has no attribute 'add_unspent_tx' Using…

Here's an interesting update & a puzzle for anyone who appreciates spotting the differences between different types of transactions. I managed to consolidate & spend some of the outputs thanks to a new Counterparty…

Hey, good catch! You're absolutely right. I fixed it and this is the proper tx, I'm pretty sure: A couple of the numbers were in reverse order, so I fixed them to match the tx in question. Now I've graduated to the next…

Trust me if I had Bitcoin Core on my computer I would have tried it. I can't help but think there's a way to do it through a push tx service. And I wouldn't want to pay a miner to include it if its malformed, which may…

Hey everyone, I could really use some smart advice here. I’m trying to spend multisig outputs from this transaction (got hundreds of these and I’m looking to gather them all, which totals over $1k in BTC):…

The dude is a salesman. He made most of his money off his followers by selling them books and courses and whatnot. He is like a less cringe version of Andrew Tate. I don't understand what's to stop him from continuing…

This is probably the 80th time this comparison has been made, just here, on this forum. But I'd like to address this claim in particular as its the one that is unfamiliar: He wasn't necessarily worried about…

This is a good point... I initially thought Bukele just got taken advantage of by social media influencers but (I'm pretty sure anyway) someday investing heavily in Bitcoin and related infrastructure will pay off for El…

They do. I can see them as little green arrows next to the input / output amount on mempool.space. I can also see where they come from, but the default Core tx set cannot. So even though I can see them on mempool.space,…

Oh... you're right, turns out I was mistaken. I can spend some outputs but not others, even though they are structurally identical transactions. This is the error I'm getting when attempting to broadcast the…

Yeah I saw that but you need to apply for a "client code" to use their broadcast service now. I wrote a python script (OK the AI wrote it) to help me spend some of my odd multisig outputs, but several of them are no…

Does anybody know of a way to broadcast a transaction (outside of Core or Electrum) that has permitbaremultisig=1? I don't have Core, and I'm hoping there's a broadcasting service out there that will let me send these…

Seems like it only applies to those living in the US. I mean, technically, if you service US-based clients and are not cleared with the SEC, seems like it could create some legal trouble. But they'd have to bother…

When it comes to crypto, you're absolutely right, trading is no different than gambling. With the exception of BTC and some other major coins, price movements are 100% based on speculation, and you have about a 50/50…