Topic: Blackhole Address Generator - Online Webapp (Read 728 times)
I'm not planning to destroy my bitcoins, but it's interesting anyway
You left "generando" (generating) in spanish 
Fixed, Tnx!
You left "generando" (generating) in spanish
Develop a simple app that allows you to generate a Bitcoin address which can not withdraw funds (without private key). Also used to leave messages on the blockchain, you write a message, pass it to an address, you send one satoshi, and the message remain forever!
Sorry for my bad English
Here is the app:
http://blackhole.bitplanet.info/
FAQs:
What can I use these addresses for?
Their main use is to destroy Bitcoins, the Bitcoins sent to these addresses are literally lost.
They can be used to leave a message in the Blockchain, generating an address with the message, and sending a small quantity of Bitcoins that remain forever stored in the Blockchain along with the message.
One can also use it to attach a small public message to a transaction, for example, If you send me a donation, you can in the same transaction send a small amount to "1GraciasPorB1ackho1e22222224FxzBZ" and that message will remain 'attached' in the blockchain.
Why use AJAX?
I have a small database with all the addresses generated, that i'm going to use to take small internal statistics on how many Bitcoins were destroyed.
How do we know that you are not keeping the private keys?
Generating an address like that with the corresponding private key would take unimaginable computing power, whith which you could "break" any address you want. These addresses never had a private key, therefore, you can rest assured that not even I can draw money from the Black Hole.
How do I generate a message of more than 27 characters?
A message can be generated with several addresses, you just have to generate several addresses that contain the whole message (one part in each address), and make a Bitcoin transaction where you send a small quantity of Bitcoins to every address, in the Blockchain they stay in the original order.
Some addresses do not work
Some addresses are invalid for the Bitcoin network, for example those that are all 0 or all 1, "121ysXrZ'' is not a valid address, neither is "1111111111111111111111111128EvdLn".
The page looks horrible
Thanks, you too.
Where can I leave you a donation?
Thank you very much, 15EVSE3i7YS7BLibMuyE5494NvhoRVFMCr, if you want to contact me write to me at [email protected]
Who did this translation?
The translation of this website was made by Duolingo.
Sorry for my bad English
Here is the app:
http://blackhole.bitplanet.info/
FAQs:
What can I use these addresses for?
Their main use is to destroy Bitcoins, the Bitcoins sent to these addresses are literally lost.
They can be used to leave a message in the Blockchain, generating an address with the message, and sending a small quantity of Bitcoins that remain forever stored in the Blockchain along with the message.
One can also use it to attach a small public message to a transaction, for example, If you send me a donation, you can in the same transaction send a small amount to "1GraciasPorB1ackho1e22222224FxzBZ" and that message will remain 'attached' in the blockchain.
Why use AJAX?
I have a small database with all the addresses generated, that i'm going to use to take small internal statistics on how many Bitcoins were destroyed.
How do we know that you are not keeping the private keys?
Generating an address like that with the corresponding private key would take unimaginable computing power, whith which you could "break" any address you want. These addresses never had a private key, therefore, you can rest assured that not even I can draw money from the Black Hole.
How do I generate a message of more than 27 characters?
A message can be generated with several addresses, you just have to generate several addresses that contain the whole message (one part in each address), and make a Bitcoin transaction where you send a small quantity of Bitcoins to every address, in the Blockchain they stay in the original order.
Some addresses do not work
Some addresses are invalid for the Bitcoin network, for example those that are all 0 or all 1, "121ysXrZ'' is not a valid address, neither is "1111111111111111111111111128EvdLn".
The page looks horrible
Thanks, you too.
Where can I leave you a donation?
Thank you very much, 15EVSE3i7YS7BLibMuyE5494NvhoRVFMCr, if you want to contact me write to me at [email protected]
Who did this translation?
The translation of this website was made by Duolingo.
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