Topic: Free 0.013 BTC giveaway/challenge - page 2. (Read 2770 times)
how to get it xd
I can't find the transaction in blockchain and the balance of the address you provided is 0 ?
you can see at here https://live.blockcypher.com/btc/tx/bc23946a4335370962015d7947e37717568852a83f4b1721ee2a8eed499914a4/
I can see now, thanks, this has not been confirmed for more than 2 days now. I think there is a service here (cant find now) that can trigger transactions to be confirmed.(adding in the block)
Edit2: With what I know, if you deposit funds to that address, you will lose that since the private key is public now and anyone can have it.
Yes, but I haven't said "deposit some BTC here".Yes, but what I am saying is they should delete the address - both keys, once they are done with it. There is a possibility that in future, they may accidentally use that address somewhere. Well, someone might also choose to keep it, just in case, someone accidentally deposits a couple of Bitcoins to that address?
I can't find the transaction in blockchain and the balance of the address you provided is 0 ?
you can see at here https://live.blockcypher.com/btc/tx/bc23946a4335370962015d7947e37717568852a83f4b1721ee2a8eed499914a4/
I can't find the transaction in blockchain and the balance of the address you provided is 0 ?
how to claim this giveaway
You mine a non-standard TX that will never confirm.
Regards,
Joust
Yes it is a waste of time. Even you can move the fund, other people including OP can sweep it before you do.
why i can't see 0.013 at blockchain ?
https://blockchain.info/address/1GQrjuC59UuDv3LqbhPHX5mREDY4521f12
and amount still at https://blockchain.info/address/1FWY5DxbgVSBbCwCDMwsgSPUCKQKWfjYWa
https://blockchain.info/address/1GQrjuC59UuDv3LqbhPHX5mREDY4521f12
and amount still at https://blockchain.info/address/1FWY5DxbgVSBbCwCDMwsgSPUCKQKWfjYWa
how to claim this giveaway
You mine a non-standard TX that will never confirm.
Regards,
Joust
how to claim this giveaway
You mine a non-standard TX that will never confirm.
how to claim this giveaway
Okay, u say that my btc addy is safe? Can anyone else confirm that for me because I am not aure bout this!
Regards,
Joust
Every user with a decent knowledge of the bitcoin protocol will confirm that. Regards,
Joust
What address is the transaction sent from? don't you have the private key of that address? if not may I ask why? it seems there's no hung transaction so you may just fix your error and create a new one
It's sent from 1FWY5DxbgVSBbCwCDMwsgSPUCKQKWfjYWa. Here you can see the transaction: https://live.blockcypher.com/btc/tx/bc23946a4335370962015d7947e37717568852a83f4b1721ee2a8eed499914a4/i've sent it to blockcypher.com, it has been accepted but it doen't propagate into network. I've tried with many other sites and they don't accept that transaction
I don't have private key for that address because I deleted it during my tests.
Strange, i i portee it to my blockchain account, but nothing is in the account??? Can he steal my btc because i i ported his btc address?
So after i receive my btc in my wallet he can access it and withdraw it to his address because it is public address? If that, i am lucky i used an address that i dont use anymore.
No, it's impossible. To "steal" your btc I need the private key of your addresses, that I don't have.Even if the transaction goes through miraculously, the funds will go to everyone who has the private key. Pretty weird way to giveaway. 
Edit: LOL, funny replies. OP never said the address the private key has funds, it would only if the transaction goes through.
Yes, you're right. If someone manage to get that tx mined, he should move immediately the 0.013 btc to another address.Edit: LOL, funny replies. OP never said the address the private key has funds, it would only if the transaction goes through.
Edit2: With what I know, if you deposit funds to that address, you will lose that since the private key is public now and anyone can have it.
Yes, but I haven't said "deposit some BTC here".Regards,
Joust
What address is the transaction sent from? don't you have the private key of that address? if not may I ask why? it seems there's no hung transaction so you may just fix your error and create a new one
It's sent from 1FWY5DxbgVSBbCwCDMwsgSPUCKQKWfjYWa. Here you can see the transaction: https://live.blockcypher.com/btc/tx/bc23946a4335370962015d7947e37717568852a83f4b1721ee2a8eed499914a4/i've sent it to blockcypher.com, it has been accepted but it doen't propagate into network. I've tried with many other sites and they don't accept that transaction
I don't have private key for that address because I deleted it during my tests.
Strange, i i portee it to my blockchain account, but nothing is in the account??? Can he steal my btc because i i ported his btc address?
So after i receive my btc in my wallet he can access it and withdraw it to his address because it is public address? If that, i am lucky i used an address that i dont use anymore.
No, it's impossible. To "steal" your btc I need the private key of your addresses, that I don't have.Even if the transaction goes through miraculously, the funds will go to everyone who has the private key. Pretty weird way to giveaway.
Edit: LOL, funny replies. OP never said the address the private key has funds, it would only if the transaction goes through.
Yes, you're right. If someone manage to get that tx mined, he should move immediately the 0.013 btc to another address.Edit: LOL, funny replies. OP never said the address the private key has funds, it would only if the transaction goes through.
Edit2: With what I know, if you deposit funds to that address, you will lose that since the private key is public now and anyone can have it.
Yes, but I haven't said "deposit some BTC here". Got:
Dang!
Even if the transaction goes through miraculously, the funds will go to everyone who has the private key. Pretty weird way to giveaway.
Edit: LOL, funny replies. OP never said the address the private key has funds, it would only if the transaction goes through.
Edit2: With what I know, if you deposit funds to that address, you will lose that since the private key is public now and anyone can have it. Other than that, what is meant by hacking the wallet
So after i receive my btc in my wallet he can access it and withdraw it to his address because it is public address? If that, i am lucky i used an address that i dont use anymore.Quote
There was an error pushing your transaction to network!
Did you sign your transaction? Is this double spend? Have you already sent this transaction?
Did you sign your transaction? Is this double spend? Have you already sent this transaction?
Dang!
Even if the transaction goes through miraculously, the funds will go to everyone who has the private key. Pretty weird way to giveaway.
Edit: LOL, funny replies. OP never said the address the private key has funds, it would only if the transaction goes through.
Edit2: With what I know, if you deposit funds to that address, you will lose that since the private key is public now and anyone can have it. Other than that, what is meant by hacking the wallet
Regards,
Joust
This address 1FWY5DxbgVSBbCwCDMwsgSPUCKQKWfjYWa holds the funds and not the other address. please op clear the situation you have everyone confused.
Got:
Dang!
Even if the transaction goes through miraculously, the funds will go to everyone who has the private key. Pretty weird way to giveaway.
Edit: LOL, funny replies. OP never said the address the private key has funds, it would only if the transaction goes through.
Edit2: With what I know, if you deposit funds to that address, you will lose that since the private key is public now and anyone can have it. Other than that, what is meant by hacking the wallet
Quote
There was an error pushing your transaction to network!
Did you sign your transaction? Is this double spend? Have you already sent this transaction?
Did you sign your transaction? Is this double spend? Have you already sent this transaction?
Dang!
Even if the transaction goes through miraculously, the funds will go to everyone who has the private key. Pretty weird way to giveaway.
Edit: LOL, funny replies. OP never said the address the private key has funds, it would only if the transaction goes through.
Edit2: With what I know, if you deposit funds to that address, you will lose that since the private key is public now and anyone can have it. Other than that, what is meant by hacking the wallet
anyone here tried and got paid aside from OP?
I think 0.013BTC is too small to try this out just my opinion
I think 0.013BTC is too small to try this out just my opinion
WTF? 1GQrjuC59UuDv3LqbhPHX5mREDY4521f12 = 5JphWbWbSkS3a6u1EN68Xdk7LHGmNcNw8yxipYamM3aGQezS4iG has never had BTC on it.
1FWY5DxbgVSBbCwCDMwsgSPUCKQKWfjYWa is the address you should be giving the private key away for. Or download Electrum, sweep the private key yourself.
1FWY5DxbgVSBbCwCDMwsgSPUCKQKWfjYWa is the address you should be giving the private key away for. Or download Electrum, sweep the private key yourself.
Strange, i i portee it to my blockchain account, but nothing is in the account??? Can he steal my btc because i i ported his btc address?
Regads,
Joust
Regads,
Joust
I have no desire to do so
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