Bitcoin Taproot transaction STEP BY STEP on bitcoin-cli... - page 2.

Greg Tonoski

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Quote from: cfbtcman on October 04, 2023, 10:42:11 AM

This command:

./bitcoin-cli.exe -testnet signrawtransactionwithwallet "02000000012164dff98653ce57c1a35c581caa993f526a118bf54e3138f04ade3aed19df8c00000 00000fdffffff01e8030000000000002251202befa14431d4cb71889ea1df7a7eaa2f1d8b9107e6 0b01564e15dabe5c0dfd3200000000" '[{"txid": "8cdf19ed3ade4af038314ef58b116a523f99aa1c585ca3c157ce5386f9df6421", "vout": 0, "scriptPubKey": "5120c38859777bc9c3294d3587035fc3823a146dabaab1fa250bc04e92f16887a065", "amount": 0.00000000}]' "DEFAULT"

At least in mainnet will output something like this:

"complete": false,
"error": "Witness program was passed an empty witness"

Can you test it on mainnet and see?

Even the syntax of the command is not well done, the last parameter "DEFAULT" don't exist, here is the right syntax of it:

Argument #3 - sighashtype
Type: string, optional, default=ALL

The signature hash type. Must be one of
“ALL” “NONE” “SINGLE” “ALL|ANYONECANPAY” “NONE|ANYONECANPAY” “SINGLE|ANYONECANPAY”

If you want to use the default value you need to put ALL and not DEFAULT, some beginner made that.

I suggest checking that the command is executed with the correct wallet loaded (the one where descriptor had been imported). It may be easier to do it within Bitcoin Core GUI console.

I verified all in Bitcoin Core versions 24 and 25 where the "DEFAULT" argument is accepted.

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Quote from: cfbtcman on October 04, 2023, 10:42:11 AM

signrawtransactionwithwallet

"complete": false,
"error": "Witness program was passed an empty witness"

Do you also have the wallet containing the "tb1p8wp...." address?
I believe this error thrown because when you "sign with wallet" it has to have the address and the scripts used to create that address otherwise it doesn't know what to do and it gives you this error when it is missing the required "witnessScript".

cfbtcman

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Quote from: Greg Tonoski on October 04, 2023, 01:49:28 AM

I did both testnet and mainnet. There are the instructions (the step-by-step example of spending from the tb1p8wpt9v4frpf3tkn0srd97pksgsxc5hs52lafxwru9kgeephvs7rqlqt9zj Taproot address to the other Taproot one: tb1p90h6z3p36n9hrzy7580h5l429uwchyg8uc9sz4jwzhdtuhqdl5eqmpwq6n; you can add the change and the corresponding address by modifying the createrawtransaction RPC in the example; remove "-testnet" option if you want mainnet):

Code:

$ ./bitcoin-cli.exe -testnet createrawtransaction '[{"txid":"8cdf19ed3ade4af038314ef58b116a523f99aa1c585ca3c157ce5386f9df6421","vout":0}]' '[{"tb1p90h6z3p36n9hrzy7580h5l429uwchyg8uc9sz4jwzhdtuhqdl5eqmpwq6n":0.00001000}]'
$ ./bitcoin-cli.exe -testnet importdescriptors '[ { "desc" : "tr(cV628xvqToz45dwdPmTcJ9RgEVnWMwP8dpZBGzb9LfTk3sBHFNwc)#8skcj28y", "timestamp" : "now" } ]'
$ ./bitcoin-cli.exe -testnet signrawtransactionwithwallet "02000000012164dff98653ce57c1a35c581caa993f526a118bf54e3138f04ade3aed19df8c0000000000fdffffff01e8030000000000002251202befa14431d4cb71889ea1df7a7eaa2f1d8b9107e60b01564e15dabe5c0dfd3200000000" '[{"txid": "8cdf19ed3ade4af038314ef58b116a523f99aa1c585ca3c157ce5386f9df6421", "vout": 0, "scriptPubKey": "5120c38859777bc9c3294d3587035fc3823a146dabaab1fa250bc04e92f16887a065", "amount": 0.00000000}]' "DEFAULT"
$ ./bitcoin-cli.exe -testnet sendrawtransaction 020000000001012164dff98653ce57c1a35c581caa993f526a118bf54e3138f04ade3aed19df8c0000000000fdffffff01e8030000000000002251202befa14431d4cb71889ea1df7a7eaa2f1d8b9107e60b01564e15dabe5c0dfd320140f10fc6bb1d414d4c888838fb6b1699c3e538331d32b64b5baf85c1cc34e2c43eb7bdd7a14fd4a4a07341d1b0390ad977be711bc49df786982243c6564a33f6b400000000

Source: "https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/a/117013/135945".

Is that what you are looking for?

This command:

./bitcoin-cli.exe -testnet signrawtransactionwithwallet "02000000012164dff98653ce57c1a35c581caa993f526a118bf54e3138f04ade3aed19df8c00000 00000fdffffff01e8030000000000002251202befa14431d4cb71889ea1df7a7eaa2f1d8b9107e6 0b01564e15dabe5c0dfd3200000000" '[{"txid": "8cdf19ed3ade4af038314ef58b116a523f99aa1c585ca3c157ce5386f9df6421", "vout": 0, "scriptPubKey": "5120c38859777bc9c3294d3587035fc3823a146dabaab1fa250bc04e92f16887a065", "amount": 0.00000000}]' "DEFAULT"

At least in mainnet will output something like this:

"complete": false,
"error": "Witness program was passed an empty witness"

Can you test it on mainnet and see?

Even the syntax of the command is not well done, the last parameter "DEFAULT" don't exist, here is the right syntax of it:

Argument #3 - sighashtype
Type: string, optional, default=ALL

The signature hash type. Must be one of
“ALL” “NONE” “SINGLE” “ALL|ANYONECANPAY” “NONE|ANYONECANPAY” “SINGLE|ANYONECANPAY”

If you want to use the default value you need to put ALL and not DEFAULT, some beginner made that.

Greg Tonoski

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I did both testnet and mainnet. There are the instructions (the step-by-step example of spending from the tb1p8wpt9v4frpf3tkn0srd97pksgsxc5hs52lafxwru9kgeephvs7rqlqt9zj Taproot address to the other Taproot one: tb1p90h6z3p36n9hrzy7580h5l429uwchyg8uc9sz4jwzhdtuhqdl5eqmpwq6n; you can add the change and the corresponding address by modifying the createrawtransaction RPC in the example; remove "-testnet" option if you want mainnet):

Code:

$ ./bitcoin-cli.exe -testnet createrawtransaction '[{"txid":"8cdf19ed3ade4af038314ef58b116a523f99aa1c585ca3c157ce5386f9df6421","vout":0}]' '[{"tb1p90h6z3p36n9hrzy7580h5l429uwchyg8uc9sz4jwzhdtuhqdl5eqmpwq6n":0.00001000}]'
$ ./bitcoin-cli.exe -testnet importdescriptors '[ { "desc" : "tr(cV628xvqToz45dwdPmTcJ9RgEVnWMwP8dpZBGzb9LfTk3sBHFNwc)#8skcj28y", "timestamp" : "now" } ]'
$ ./bitcoin-cli.exe -testnet signrawtransactionwithwallet "02000000012164dff98653ce57c1a35c581caa993f526a118bf54e3138f04ade3aed19df8c0000000000fdffffff01e8030000000000002251202befa14431d4cb71889ea1df7a7eaa2f1d8b9107e60b01564e15dabe5c0dfd3200000000" '[{"txid": "8cdf19ed3ade4af038314ef58b116a523f99aa1c585ca3c157ce5386f9df6421", "vout": 0, "scriptPubKey": "5120c38859777bc9c3294d3587035fc3823a146dabaab1fa250bc04e92f16887a065", "amount": 0.00000000}]' "DEFAULT"
$ ./bitcoin-cli.exe -testnet sendrawtransaction 020000000001012164dff98653ce57c1a35c581caa993f526a118bf54e3138f04ade3aed19df8c0000000000fdffffff01e8030000000000002251202befa14431d4cb71889ea1df7a7eaa2f1d8b9107e60b01564e15dabe5c0dfd320140f10fc6bb1d414d4c888838fb6b1699c3e538331d32b64b5baf85c1cc34e2c43eb7bdd7a14fd4a4a07341d1b0390ad977be711bc49df786982243c6564a33f6b400000000

Source: "https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/a/117013/135945".

Is that what you are looking for?

cfbtcman

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Quote from: NotATether on October 03, 2023, 07:57:23 AM

The process of sending money from a Taproot wallet in Bitcoin Core to another taproot address is exactly the same as sending from any other kind of wallet.

This guy has already created step by step instructions of commands that you need to run to make it work: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38493893/heres-how-to-send-raw-transaction-btc-using-bitcoin-cli-command

Transactions inputs are specified with UTXOs, so there's no need to specify the addresses themselves directly in the inputs.

Maybe in testnet, have you tried yourself in mainnet to see if it works?
I think you will be surprised.

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The process of sending money from a Taproot wallet in Bitcoin Core to another taproot address is exactly the same as sending from any other kind of wallet.

This guy has already created step by step instructions of commands that you need to run to make it work: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38493893/heres-how-to-send-raw-transaction-btc-using-bitcoin-cli-command

Transactions inputs are specified with UTXOs, so there's no need to specify the addresses themselves directly in the inputs.

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Google it, https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/107452/how-can-i-spend-from-a-p2tr-address-on-signet-with-the-bitcoin-core-wallet-in-22?rq=1

cfbtcman

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Hi guys,

I'm starting this topic after googling a lot about this and don't find nothing.

So, I'm offering a prize of €50 in Lightning Satoshis to the first guy that presents the solution, a step by step guide to move some part of the sats from one taproot address to another taproot address with the change coming back for the first one on mainnet.

This need to be done with node bitcoin-cli commands and explained step-by-step for any newbie in the world that uses a bitcoin node could do it.

Until now I just met guys with nodes that can't do it, I think is time for everyone knows how to use it.

More questions you can send me PM.

PS: "Let's lead the way and show the light of day."

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