Don't be rude yutes. How i can generate my private key. - page 2.

Nt013

newbie

Activity: 16

Merit: 0

Quote from: franky1 on January 08, 2023, 10:09:02 PM

Quote from: Nt013 on January 08, 2023, 10:01:20 PM

Brother im copy pasting these 3 different sha hashes 4th one is riped hash 160, with prefix and checksum, and im using some sait that encrypt them, i just dont know anything and usually I think im smart not untill now, its 5 am, and me still trying to just put my funds in safepal, after 100th time seeing it's incorrect im getting amused...

Quote from: franky1 on January 08, 2023, 09:49:59 PM

new versions of bitcoin software do not use the "importkey" command
you have to use their silly new "descriptor" features/commands

yes they totally went head to the wall headache method of just trying to import a simple privkey and turned it into some elaborate game theory you have to play with a wallet now

yep they seemingly dont want to make things easy/straightforward. they think if they can get users to need a user manual. then it shows they are smarter then their users.. rather than actually being smart and making it easier for users

whatever software you are using there is usually a guide
some software dont use the exact "import descriptor" command. so check out your softwares features/commands list

if its rip160.. your not using a private key thats the public key
adding salt is not "encryption" its just messing around changing the key. thus getting an error if the checksums dont match

a bitcoin private key (before seeds) starts with a 5, L or K

No its hexed 66 length private adress, if it validates my compressed adress i think so its private seed or semen idk lol.. So simply just to not add this riped hash to the other which are 64 lengths? Just the site display it i didnt know much

BlackBoss_

sr. member

Activity: 602

Merit: 387

Rollbit is for you. Take $RLB token!

You made two posts continuously and rule does not allow it.

Quote from: mprep on July 21, 2014, 12:27:51 PM

32. Posting multiple posts in a row (excluding bumps and reserved posts by the thread starter) is not allowed.

Please merge them in one post.

Quote from: Nt013 on January 08, 2023, 09:28:42 PM

Im new to bitcoin and it's all confusing me still, but will get there, and don't act rude just because yall forgot how u behaved at the very beginning let's say.. SO i have my private key in hex, but i can't import it, i can validate the adress thru it, from one site. As far i understand after im trying full 8 hours to do it, i see couple sha 256 codes, i tried encryption something close come out but not fully... Any advices how I can do it to get the root key or whatever it is called, that's all i have private key, couple sha256 and i want to finnaly import them into my other wallet. Thanks in advance

Quote from: ?? on ??

I simply have no idea how to encrypt exactly this hashes, should i encrypt them one by one, then add the whole sha for encryption or i should do copy paste them all, then encrypt? And should i encrypt the encrypted sha? Im tired honestly

Importing list of Hexadecimal (64 characters) Private Keys
How Bitcoin Addresses are generated? Understand the Math behind Bitcoin

You have to convert HEX to WIF compressed and WIF uncompressed keys then import those keys to have your public addresses.

With same keys, you have different formats in HEX, WIF compressed, WIF uncompressed. Mastering Bitcoin: Key, Address (table 3)

franky1

legendary

Activity: 4410

Merit: 4788

Quote from: Nt013 on January 08, 2023, 10:01:20 PM

Brother im copy pasting these 3 different sha hashes 4th one is riped hash 160, with prefix and checksum, and im using some sait that encrypt them, i just dont know anything and usually I think im smart not untill now, its 5 am, and me still trying to just put my funds in safepal, after 100th time seeing it's incorrect im getting amused...

Quote from: franky1 on January 08, 2023, 09:49:59 PM

new versions of bitcoin software do not use the "importkey" command
you have to use their silly new "descriptor" features/commands

yes they totally went head to the wall headache method of just trying to import a simple privkey and turned it into some elaborate game theory you have to play with a wallet now

yep they seemingly dont want to make things easy/straightforward. they think if they can get users to need a user manual. then it shows they are smarter then their users.. rather than actually being smart and making it easier for users

whatever software you are using there is usually a guide
some software dont use the exact "import descriptor" command. so check out your softwares features/commands list

if its rip160.. your not using a private key thats the public key
adding salt is not "encryption" its just messing around changing the key. thus getting an error if the checksums dont match

a bitcoin private key (before seeds) starts with a 5, L or K

Nt013

newbie

Activity: 16

Merit: 0

Brother im copy pasting these 3 different sha hashes 4th one is riped hash 160, with prefix and checksum, and im using some sait that encrypt them, i just dont know anything and usually I think im smart not untill now, its 5 am, and me still trying to just put my funds in safepal, after 100th time seeing it's incorrect im getting amused...

Quote from: franky1 on January 08, 2023, 09:49:59 PM

new versions of bitcoin software do not use the "importkey" command
you have to use their silly new "descriptor" features/commands

yes they totally went head to the wall headache method of just trying to import a simple privkey and turned it into some elaborate game theory you have to play with a wallet now

yep they seemingly dont want to make things easy/straightforward. they think if they can get users to need a user manual. then it shows they are smarter then their users.. rather than actually being smart and making it easier for users

whatever software you are using there is usually a guide
some software dont use the exact "import descriptor" command. so check out your softwares features/commands list

franky1

legendary

Activity: 4410

Merit: 4788

new versions of bitcoin software do not use the "importkey" command
you have to use their silly new "descriptor" features/commands

yes they totally went head to the wall headache method of just trying to import a simple privkey and turned it into some elaborate game theory you have to play with a wallet now

yep they seemingly dont want to make things easy/straightforward. they think if they can get users to need a user manual. then it shows they are smarter then their users.. rather than actually being smart and making it easier for users

whatever software you are using there is usually a guide
some software dont use the exact "import descriptor" command. so check out your softwares features/commands list

Nt013

newbie

Activity: 16

Merit: 0

Im new to bitcoin and it's all confusing me still, but will get there, and don't act rude just because yall forgot how u behaved at the very beginning let's say.. SO i have my private key in hex, but i can't import it, i can validate the adress thru it, from one site. As far i understand after im trying full 8 hours to do it, i see couple sha 256 codes, i tried encryption something close come out but not fully... Any advices how I can do it to get the root key or whatever it is called, that's all i have private key, couple sha256 and i want to finnaly import them into my other wallet. Thanks in advance.

I simply have no idea how to encrypt exactly this hashes, should i encrypt them one by one, then add the whole sha for encryption or i should do copy paste them all, then encrypt? And should i encrypt the encrypted sha? Im tired honestly

Topic: Don't be rude yutes. How i can generate my private key. - page 2. (Read 184 times)