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Quote from: ccc222 on October 16, 2017, 03:25:25 AM

Haha its funny to see how nervous people get when they see a private key on a topic.
Im guessing this has been resolved and paid or will be paid right?

It is funny to see the people replying the topic without reading the contents

This "challenge" is more than 2 years old.

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Haha its funny to see how nervous people get when they see a private key on a topic.

Im guessing this has been resolved and paid or will be paid right?

amaclin1

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solved.
https://blockchain.info/tx/e72b5335fdabc60ac3c894444ac986fbe6ca1250778cc34fc961f51768400e15

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Quote from: chichidori on November 29, 2015, 06:13:51 AM

Is this a double spend, it will not confirm what ever you do signed/push/ or anything the bitcoin is in this address 1FWY5DxbgVSBbCwCDMwsgSPUCKQKWfjYWa
Not in the 1GQrjuC59UuDv3LqbhPHX5mREDY4521f1 If you used the first address to send the coin that means the coin went back to the same address it originated from

example is here https://live.blockcypher.com/btc/tx/bc23946a4335370962015d7947e37717568852a83f4b1721ee2a8eed499914a4/
as you can see the when you click it the balance is in the 1FWY5DxbgVSBbCwCDMwsgSPUCKQKWfjYWa the address of the sender is also 1FWY5DxbgVSBbCwCDMwsgSPUCKQKWfjYWa its a double spend the network think the bitcoin is in this address 1GQrjuC59UuDv3LqbhPHX5mREDY4521f1 but in fact it never left the wallet in the first place.

Case solved it will never get confirm unless you have the private key of this address 1FWY5DxbgVSBbCwCDMwsgSPUCKQKWfjYWa

I don't have it's it's private key.I was trying this out on a virtual machine.But I will make a new TX and will post it here.To check whether you are right or not. Grin

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Is this a double spend, it will not confirm what ever you do signed/push/ or anything the bitcoin is in this address 1FWY5DxbgVSBbCwCDMwsgSPUCKQKWfjYWa
Not in the 1GQrjuC59UuDv3LqbhPHX5mREDY4521f1 If you used the first address to send the coin that means the coin went back to the same address it originated from

example is here https://live.blockcypher.com/btc/tx/bc23946a4335370962015d7947e37717568852a83f4b1721ee2a8eed499914a4/
as you can see the when you click it the balance is in the 1FWY5DxbgVSBbCwCDMwsgSPUCKQKWfjYWa the address of the sender is also 1FWY5DxbgVSBbCwCDMwsgSPUCKQKWfjYWa its a double spend the network think the bitcoin is in this address 1GQrjuC59UuDv3LqbhPHX5mREDY4521f1 but in fact it never left the wallet in the first place.

Case solved it will never get confirm unless you have the private key of this address 1FWY5DxbgVSBbCwCDMwsgSPUCKQKWfjYWa

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Quote from: joust on November 28, 2015, 03:37:34 PM

Reference is broken....
This is a fake. Misleading thread Sad

Fake,misleading?
What reference are you asking for?
It's your choice whether you wanna try it or not. Cool

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Reference is broken....
This is a fake. Misleading thread Sad

wroniewicz

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Could not find all input transactions, you might have referenced some input transactions that are not in network.

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how to push this?

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he above script has been decoded

Version: 1
Transaction Size: 258 bytes
Lock time: 370500

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c5a020009a7f9a2c0b9a2167ee95fc833c87b2df4e2bf8e85356c4fa810ece47 txd

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Poor guy next door.

Push TX API allows users to push signed transactions to the network. You'll have to make sure that hex data of the transaction is without errors and that transaction is signed with all private keys that it needs to be. This is an advanced feature for those users that have offline wallets or those that create transactions in their programs internally and wish to publish transactions globaly.
Normal users should always create transactions with their wallet programs.
this is answer how to push it Cheesy

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"lock_time":370500,
"size":258,
"inputs":[
{
"prev_out":{
"index":0,
"hash":"c5a020009a7f9a2c0b9a2167ee95fc833c87b2df4e2bf8e85356c4fa810ece47"
},
"script":"48304502205814f0c588383a38c00b7f9d2317f2aeb2649e60dd341e603b22ae79f334f83c02210 094a35f42d1c9f32ea700e66354ecd457ab2bcf0247865cb037be886569a5ac7f014104227f4a6d e87d345dc08601920c1ab8b9bf4a76868e053f5f90faf307bcf0d72b014be36394a1f8a98bd8f2e 5bb2243464fa67eee14e5cfc0888d7f15b7b2a110"
}
],
"version":1,
"vin_sz":1,
"hash":"bc23946a4335370962015d7947e37717568852a83f4b1721ee2a8eed499914a4",
"vout_sz":2,
"out":[
{
"script_string":"OP_DUP OP_HASH160 a90cf97578df33b7d261105f3ba7b7297fd3f77d OP_EQUALVERIFY OP_CHECKSIG",
"address":"1GQrjuC59UuDv3LqbhPHX5mREDY4521f12",
"value":1299300,
"script":"76a914a90cf97578df33b7d261105f3ba7b7297fd3f77d88ac"
},
{
"script_string":"OP_DUP OP_HASH160 9f27c31c0bf89cb4958e7fc99c0f9117623b4e4b OP_EQUALVERIFY OP_CHECKSIG",
"address":"1FWY5DxbgVSBbCwCDMwsgSPUCKQKWfjYWa",
"value":0,
"script":"76a9149f27c31c0bf89cb4958e7fc99c0f9117623b4e4b88ac"
}
]

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Poor guy next door.

i dont think there is too much people know how to solve this and those who know it are probably not going to do it for 0.013btc
but maybe im wrong

wroniewicz

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i need tranzacion hex

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https://live.blockcypher.com/btc-testnet/pushtx/ maybe this?

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Quote from: BTCBLOGGER on November 28, 2015, 11:51:26 AM

Wow what a confusing and weird giveaway
Tx is pending from last 3 Months
Thanks for the giveaway OP.

Yup,still nobody is able to push that TX.This post was digged out,but yes the challenge is still on.

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Wow what a confusing and weird giveaway
Tx is pending from last 3 Months
Thanks for the giveaway OP.

wroniewicz

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interesting send me pm with all details abaut this giavewy

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how to get it xd

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Quote from: Proxiebuier on August 26, 2015, 11:14:35 PM

Quote from: lorylore on August 26, 2015, 03:02:04 PM

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)

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Quote from: bit3000 on August 25, 2015, 03:48:55 PM

Quote from: ndnh on August 25, 2015, 01:17:03 PM

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? Grin

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Quote from: lorylore on August 26, 2015, 03:02:04 PM

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/

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I can't find the transaction in blockchain and the balance of the address you provided is 0 ?

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Quote from: joust on August 25, 2015, 11:57:50 PM

Quote from: TheButterZone on August 25, 2015, 04:26:06 PM

Quote from: vero on August 25, 2015, 04:24:04 PM

how to claim this giveaway

You mine a non-standard TX that will never confirm.

So actually u wasting your time then??? Or do i see it wrong and can this 3$ be claimed by anyone?

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.

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why i can't see 0.013 at blockchain ?
https://blockchain.info/address/1GQrjuC59UuDv3LqbhPHX5mREDY4521f12

and amount still at https://blockchain.info/address/1FWY5DxbgVSBbCwCDMwsgSPUCKQKWfjYWa

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Quote from: TheButterZone on August 25, 2015, 04:26:06 PM

Quote from: vero on August 25, 2015, 04:24:04 PM

how to claim this giveaway

You mine a non-standard TX that will never confirm.

So actually u wasting your time then??? Or do i see it wrong and can this 3$ be claimed by anyone?

Regards,
Joust

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Quote from: vero on August 25, 2015, 04:24:04 PM

how to claim this giveaway

You mine a non-standard TX that will never confirm.

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how to claim this giveaway

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Quote from: joust on August 25, 2015, 03:51:21 PM

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.

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Quote from: bit3000 on August 25, 2015, 03:48:55 PM

Quote from: rapsaodan84 on August 25, 2015, 11:03:19 AM

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.

Quote from: joust on August 25, 2015, 11:25:01 AM

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?

Quote from: joust on August 25, 2015, 02:32:34 PM

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.

Quote from: ndnh on August 25, 2015, 01:17:03 PM

Even if the transaction goes through miraculously, the funds will go to everyone who has the private key. Pretty weird way to giveaway. Tongue

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.

Quote from: ndnh on August 25, 2015, 01:17:03 PM

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".

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

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Quote from: rapsaodan84 on August 25, 2015, 11:03:19 AM

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.

Quote from: joust on August 25, 2015, 11:25:01 AM

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?

Quote from: joust on August 25, 2015, 02:32:34 PM

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.

Quote from: ndnh on August 25, 2015, 01:17:03 PM

Even if the transaction goes through miraculously, the funds will go to everyone who has the private key. Pretty weird way to giveaway. Tongue

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.

Quote from: ndnh on August 25, 2015, 01:17:03 PM

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".

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Quote from: ndnh on August 25, 2015, 01:17:03 PM

Got:

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?

Dang!

Even if the transaction goes through miraculously, the funds will go to everyone who has the private key. Pretty weird way to giveaway. Tongue

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 Huh

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.

Regards,
Joust

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This address 1FWY5DxbgVSBbCwCDMwsgSPUCKQKWfjYWa holds the funds and not the other address. please op clear the situation you have everyone confused.

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Got:

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?

Dang!

Even if the transaction goes through miraculously, the funds will go to everyone who has the private key. Pretty weird way to giveaway. Tongue

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 Huh

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anyone here tried and got paid aside from OP?
I think 0.013BTC is too small to try this out just my opinion

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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.

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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

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I have no desire to do so Grin

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What will happen if import this private key in my blockchain account? Can my blockchain wallet eb hacked or something? Thnaks i. Advance.

Regards,
Joust

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Quote from: bit3000 on August 25, 2015, 10:51:42 AM

Quote from: DiscoverCebu on August 25, 2015, 10:49:07 AM

Guys dont import this private key, the private key which he has given has no balance at all, this may be an attempt to steals btcs from your wallet.

how can I "steal BTC"? I don't see how.
did you read my post? It's obvious it has 0 balance, it's because tx hasn't been send (yet).

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

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Quote from: bit3000 on August 25, 2015, 10:51:42 AM

Quote from: DiscoverCebu on August 25, 2015, 10:49:07 AM

Guys dont import this private key, the private key which he has given has no balance at all, this may be an attempt to steals btcs from your wallet.

how can I "steal BTC"? I don't see how.
did you read my post? It's obvious it has 0 balance, it's because tx hasn't been send (yet).

Ah sorry there there in that case I thought you meant you give the private key to the funded address, and then after the transaction returns in 24 hours(because of 0 transaction fee) we can get the btcs. As for the hacking, people can hack into wallets if they have shared address, dont know the exact details but something like this happened with vanity addresses.

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Quote from: DiscoverCebu on August 25, 2015, 10:49:07 AM

Guys dont import this private key, the private key which he has given has no balance at all, this may be an attempt to steals btcs from your wallet.

how can I "steal BTC"? I don't see how.
did you read my post? It's obvious it has 0 balance, it's because tx hasn't been send (yet).

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Guys dont import this private key, the private key which he has given has no balance at all, this may be an attempt to steals btcs from your wallet.

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Hi, some time ago i was doing some tests with raw transaction, nlocktime and similar things.
I made this transaction:

Code:

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

but I made a mistake: this tx sends 0.013 BTC to 1GQrjuC59UuDv3LqbhPHX5mREDY4521f12, but also sends 0.0 BTC to 1FWY5DxbgVSBbCwCDM2wsgSPUCKQKWfjYWa. It has a fee of 0.0001 BTC, but this tx never get accepted because of the shitty rules of miners/nodes (there is a 0.0 output and the tx is considered as "dust").
I've asked for help on this forum, but nobody gives a shit.

So, considering that afterall we are talking about something like only 2.5$, i've decided to do this funny giveaway Grin

This is private key of andress 1GQrjuC59UuDv3LqbhPHX5mREDY4521f12 ==> 5JphWbWbSkS3a6u1EN68Xdk7LHGmNcNw8yxipYamM3aGQezS4iG
So, if you manage to send that tx, you can enjoy your 0.013 free btc Grin

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