It's only recorded at blockchain.info
And you can do it if you made transaction with blockchain.info wallet
So, you won't find the message at other block explorer
Topic: Message in blockchain (Read 734 times)
you put your sinature in publice...
if you want to trought signature a message to confirm you own the address
you just need to sign a message
tell somebody you sinature
HEUCD7JeFipYSPfJpvl5UZPS3H5zDoAjyBSwecyciOJvy9JNGwaClBaASEOaGejEO576dswN0XxFZb/dCc6OKeI=
and your message:
if you want to trought signature a message to confirm you own the address
you just need to sign a message
tell somebody you sinature
HEUCD7JeFipYSPfJpvl5UZPS3H5zDoAjyBSwecyciOJvy9JNGwaClBaASEOaGejEO576dswN0XxFZb/dCc6OKeI=
and your message:
This message is not in "the blockchain" (the publicly shared ledger that all full nodes maintain a complete copy of).
The message that you linked to is a message that the owners of the website "www.blockchain.info" store in their own database. When you visit their website, they pull the message out of their database and show it to you. It is not stored in anybody else's copy of the blockchain.
If you want to know how to get messages added into blockchain.info's database, you'll need to ask them.
The message that you linked to is a message that the owners of the website "www.blockchain.info" store in their own database. When you visit their website, they pull the message out of their database and show it to you. It is not stored in anybody else's copy of the blockchain.
If you want to know how to get messages added into blockchain.info's database, you'll need to ask them.
https://blockchain.info/tx/e32ced8e2c3431a93a6112383e18c694b990f01cfe75edf14993500790e0d81f
How the message is encoded in the scripts?
How the message is encoded in the scripts?
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