How to input custom data to blockchain?

gembitz

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Quote from: wsxdrfv on July 25, 2018, 10:41:04 PM

So bitcoin is just input number's data (how many bitcoin some address have) on top of blockchain, right?

And ethereum custom it and can input custom code into blockchain, right?

Then how input own custom datas into blockchain?

For this purpose, one should either clone ethereum or using ethereum?

sending to unspendable addresses enables this feature Cool

keychainX

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When sending ETH you can enter input data, which is used as an option with every transaction.
Check this transaction
https://etherscan.io/tx/0xde986070a52772b6148735ba08852173b85d521fb16d01362c17cb59496767e9
If you click on View Input on the bottom as UTF-8 you will see that the binary code is now converted.

This message is stored on the Ethereum network forever.

crazy_elky

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If you want to post something to eth blockchain just google "ethereum oracles" and choose the service you like. I used chainthis.com few times to post some data to eth blockchain, the service is pretty easy.

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Quote from: wsxdrfv on July 25, 2018, 10:41:04 PM

So bitcoin is just input number's data (how many bitcoin some address have) on top of blockchain, right?

No. Addresses do not exist on a technical level. Bitcoin is 'made of' transaction outputs referencing earlier outputs, assigned to public keys.

Quote from: wsxdrfv on July 25, 2018, 10:41:04 PM

And ethereum custom it and can input custom code into blockchain, right?

No. For deploying contracts (code) into the ethereum VM you can't simply inject any code you want.
You will have to use solidity (most frequently used), LLL, serpent or mutan.

Quote from: wsxdrfv on July 25, 2018, 10:41:04 PM

Then how input own custom datas into blockchain?

What kind of question is this ? EVERY data is encoded into 1's and 0's. This should already answer your question..

Quote from: wsxdrfv on July 25, 2018, 10:41:04 PM

For this purpose, one should either clone ethereum or using ethereum?

If you have to ask this question, you are definitely not able to properly build what you are trying to build.

wsxdrfv

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So bitcoin is just input number's data (how many bitcoin some address have) on top of blockchain, right?

And ethereum custom it and can input custom code into blockchain, right?

Then how input own custom datas into blockchain?

For this purpose, one should either clone ethereum or using ethereum?

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