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If you have private keys, why do you need to record the address? You are just wasting space. The probability distribution function of private key bits given address characters is completely random. AI cannot help you…
- Memory Issues with RPC API REST /rest/block/Jun 29, 2026
I want to note here since you use python that the Python interpreter does not garbage collect freed memory in many instances but instead holds onto it to reuse it for some other variable, even if you explicitly delete…
Bitcoin software is mostly open-source, so it mostly relies on donations from third parties. That means you'll have to start contributing to popular projects for free, and then later hope that one of the Bitcoin grants…
- Need Help! Funds Gone / Wrong AddressJun 27, 2026
Seems to generate the correct legacy address in ZPyWallet too: I do not have a P2SH generation routine to test against. Neither of the above bech32 addresses match up with yours even slightly. How are you creating the…
Use one of these exchanges. Sigscript, not signscript. All transactions have a sigscript and that is used for proving that the person making the transaction has access to said address, in order to spend some amount of…
That's going to be quite difficult to do because ECDSA signatures are stuck inside a specific part of the transaction (scriptsig field for legacy transactions and the witness for segwit transactions), so you would…
- How do you protect your Bitcoin Core wallet?Jun 18, 2026
1. Where are you going to store that backup since you can't write it down? 2. Does Bitcoin Core even have an RPC for importing descriptors into a brand new wallet? 3. I thought Bitcoin Core used a single HD seed (i.e.…
- 2010 Wallet Delivery and Encryption MysteryJun 8, 2026
There's a list of free and paid SWF decompilers nicely aggregated on a single page: http://bruce-lab.blogspot.com/2010/08/freeswfdecompilers.html?m=1 There's also a stack overflow question about it with more tools at…
Not true. My node runs on Ubuntu (Server) without problems from the Ubuntu side of things. It connects to Livepatch which automatically patches the kernel for any security vulnerabilities without requiring me to…
- Extracting R values from blockchain signaturesMay 29, 2026
Bear in mind that any program that extracts R values will need to use different procedures for segwit and non-segwit transactions, because segwit transactions have the signatures in the witness data while normal…
Why take that particular risk when the profit margin with that amount is going to be very thin (assuming a legit cloud miner) and small? To me, it's just not worth making a few dollars net profit per month out of $50,…
- Advice for Setting Up Inherited MinersMay 17, 2026
OP said he's using a T19 in the other thread: Each one uses 3150W of power. So 60 antminers uses 189KW, almost as much as the same number of S19. If OP really is using 60 T19's here then there's a big ROI potential here…
- Advice for Setting Up Inherited MinersMay 15, 2026
Since you're just starting out and you probably have a Windows desktop lying around somewhere, you'll probably want to use easy to use management software such as AwesomeMiner (https://www.awesomeminer.com/) to track…
- Understanding square and cube roots in secp224k1May 14, 2026
Just to be clear, this formula only calculates the square root and cube root for the"p" scalar, right? What would be the use of that? For obvious reasons, square root doesn't make sense for points, so that means that…
Yes, you can, but it will only be in BTC, not in fiat obviously. You can load transactions from a file into Bitcoin Core or something that you make on another computer to keep updating the balance.
- Bitcoin and Monero Privacy in a Dystopian WorldApr 28, 2026
Are you sure it is getting a lot of adoption on exchanges? Because I know there's a lot of DEXes that are supporting Monero, but it seems like centralized exchanges are rushing to drop it like a hot potato (because…
- Turning $66 into $3.05 million in no timeApr 18, 2026
Must be a developer or someone close to the coin, who has access to the information before anyone else can get it. Remember that "flipping coins" like this involves taking other people's gains. So $3.05m of ETH that…
- The Complexities of New York's BitlicenseApr 15, 2026
A VPN from NY or some other state to some location in another unbanned state in the US should do fine, but not one to a different country obviously. The exchanges seem to care only that you are using the account in the…
- The Complexities of New York's BitlicenseApr 14, 2026
To put it bluntly - that's fucking stupid. Periodic compliance fees? That will make non-compliance fines useless. Anything special action groups for crypto can do to campaign for a change in legislature?
- Making Use of Old AntMiners in 2022Apr 14, 2026
Honestly, anything below an S9 is practically e-waste and should be dismantled. It doesn't get closer to end-of-life than that. How many old miners have you got? You could make a small fortune off disassembling and…