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I'm curious why this is the first thing a Newbie would post on Bitcointalk 
Topic: Stake your Bitcoin address here - page 21. (Read 1462876 times)
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this is mina. ths
this is mina. ths
Here is mine :
36sfFY4RjGBhTajGzvbGQRyZWEq6YN8quQ
My stake Novalr963
Quoted to use as proof of ownership in the future. I hope you know how to sign the bitcoin address with a custom message. In any case, you need to know it to prove ownership in the future if anything happen to the account or if you want to use the account to prove anything else. 36sfFY4RjGBhTajGzvbGQRyZWEq6YN8quQ
My stake Novalr963
Here is mine :
36sfFY4RjGBhTajGzvbGQRyZWEq6YN8quQ
My stake Novalr963
36sfFY4RjGBhTajGzvbGQRyZWEq6YN8quQ
My stake Novalr963
It seems OK if you remove the "Signature" text : Here is a proof
Oops, yes, I added the 'Signature' and 'Address' labels myself - I honestly didn't know what my wallet gave me was a standardized format. So far I always manually copied just the signature, plaintext and address and put them into the respective fields of the software I was using.
Learned a new thing today!
I tried again and it verified the message. Thanks.
I had to change my address from default to legacy and it was successful.
I'm a bit confused with the first quote... Did you verify the previously signed message or you were referring to the one that you signed today?That's weird, considering I couldn't verify it. Has anyone else been able to verify this message?
I also had a similar result last night [snapshot] in Coinomi but after reading your comment, I didn't mention it [I even tried adding empty spaces to certain parts, but had no luck].- I'm starting to think there's a bug in the sign/verify feature (not for all types of addresses) of Coinomi.
I tried again and it verified the message. Thanks.
I had to change my address from default to legacy and it was successful.
I'm a bit confused with the first quote... Did you verify the previously signed message or you were referring to the one that you signed today?That's weird, considering I couldn't verify it. Has anyone else been able to verify this message?
I also had a similar result last night [snapshot] in Coinomi but after reading your comment, I didn't mention it [I even tried adding empty spaces to certain parts, but had no luck].- I'm starting to think there's a bug in the sign/verify feature (not for all types of addresses) of Coinomi.
I used a coinomi wallet. Would that be the problem?
I tried on Coinomi (which is much more work), but it didn't verify either. Try to verify it by yourself.Code:
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Today is 19th August, 2022 and Zlantann is signing a message.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1BNyFRuLy8wwmE3kEX4xWrRRXE6MpxSB3
IHDuM03ATM9JCZVL9ARRoqBk1gNpgG8mYYBHw0v0wv/ZAFt0VjtHRG4L3IqLcq1JQ3moOFZ+3Pj0btUNRHCXgXs=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Are we doing Electrum-compatible signatures or BIP137?
Sparrow gives me these two options.
Shouldn't Legacy signatures work on any wallet? Bitcoin Core can verify yours. Sparrow gives me these two options.
Are we doing Electrum-compatible signatures or BIP137?
Sparrow gives me these two options.
Anyhow, this should be verifiable with Electrum:
Sparrow gives me these two options.
Anyhow, this should be verifiable with Electrum:
Code:
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
n0nce, user ID 3373858, Aug. 19 2022, verifying my Bitcoin address.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
Address: 15tupQ1aPdux5K2TmwVqFnsjrsipkHZCG1
Signature: HxPgKg7UXd447wIz8Me/nomivDE3usHyYu24tITFLoMiRe6I+NQ3ElerUTYwsbAm1wtGmOsjsGmSUCH28+YXdKU=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Quoted, I don't have electrum around but I'll verify it with an online tool.
It seems OK if you remove the "Signature" text : Here is a proof
Yes, it's a problem for those who aren't using that specific wallet while trying to verify the message in question [AFAICR, there's no standard way for verifying segwit addresses (in other words, each wallet has a slightly different implementation), but there's an exception for Trezor and Electrum].
- Btw, make sure there weren't any empty/extra spaces in your signed message!
- Btw, make sure there weren't any empty/extra spaces in your signed message!
Quote
Code:
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Today is 19th August, 2022 and Zlantann is signing a message.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1BNyFRuLy8wwmE3kEX4xWrRRXE6MpxSB3
IHDuM03ATM9JCZVL9ARRoqBk1gNpgG8mYYBHw0v0wv/ZAFt0VjtHRG4L3IqLcq1JQ3moOFZ+3Pj0btUNRHCXgXs=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
I had to change my address from default to legacy and it was successful.
Are we doing Electrum-compatible signatures or BIP137?
Sparrow gives me these two options.
Anyhow, this should be verifiable with Electrum:
Sparrow gives me these two options.
Anyhow, this should be verifiable with Electrum:
Code:
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
n0nce, user ID 3373858, Aug. 19 2022, verifying my Bitcoin address.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
Address: 15tupQ1aPdux5K2TmwVqFnsjrsipkHZCG1
Signature: HxPgKg7UXd447wIz8Me/nomivDE3usHyYu24tITFLoMiRe6I+NQ3ElerUTYwsbAm1wtGmOsjsGmSUCH28+YXdKU=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
I used a coinomi wallet. Would that be the problem?
I tried on Coinomi (which is much more work), but it didn't verify either. Try to verify it by yourself.I used a coinomi wallet. Would that be the problem?
Yes, it's a problem for those who aren't using that specific wallet while trying to verify the message in question [AFAICR, there's no standard way for verifying segwit addresses (in other words, each wallet has a slightly different implementation), but there's an exception for Trezor and Electrum].- Btw, make sure there weren't any empty/extra spaces in your signed message!
I used a coinomi wallet. Would that be the problem?
I tried on Coinomi (which is much more work), but it didn't verify either. Try to verify it by yourself. Code:
Address: bc1qemfx4qmdev7wl7f87q9dqsm0rak4ucqw3y28z9
Message:
I am Zlantann from Bitcointalk, today is 19th August, 2022 and I want to sign a message.
Signature
H9zUnjHWn2UBkgdMbXjSQ5muJ4RyBcJKFCLI/OzmBl9oKVIKEThH1EzQ7nJq/HwfDjwO6NgyNX/3A9DdbaNkukg=
Code:
Address: bc1qemfx4qmdev7wl7f87q9dqsm0rak4ucqw3y28z9
Message:
I am Zlantann from Bitcointalk, today is 19th August, 2022 and I want to sign a message.
Signature
H9zUnjHWn2UBkgdMbXjSQ5muJ4RyBcJKFCLI/OzmBl9oKVIKEThH1EzQ7nJq/HwfDjwO6NgyNX/3A9DdbaNkukg=
Message:
I am Zlantann from Bitcointalk, today is 19th August, 2022 and I want to sign a message.
Signature
H9zUnjHWn2UBkgdMbXjSQ5muJ4RyBcJKFCLI/OzmBl9oKVIKEThH1EzQ7nJq/HwfDjwO6NgyNX/3A9DdbaNkukg=
Code:
Address: bc1qemfx4qmdev7wl7f87q9dqsm0rak4ucqw3y28z9
Message:
I am Zlantann from Bitcointalk, today is 19th August, 2022 and I want to sign a message.
Signature
H9zUnjHWn2UBkgdMbXjSQ5muJ4RyBcJKFCLI/OzmBl9oKVIKEThH1EzQ7nJq/HwfDjwO6NgyNX/3A9DdbaNkukg=
Please I want this message verified. Thanks for your assistance.Message:
I am Zlantann from Bitcointalk, today is 19th August, 2022 and I want to sign a message.
Signature
H9zUnjHWn2UBkgdMbXjSQ5muJ4RyBcJKFCLI/OzmBl9oKVIKEThH1EzQ7nJq/HwfDjwO6NgyNX/3A9DdbaNkukg=
Code:
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
This is NotATether.
Today is Thursday, August 18, 2022.
The most recent block is 000000000000000000030d4773d15b669d9989a2f1d717f35874b7e8be838750
I have changed my email address. That is all.
P.S. I hate legacy signatures. Let's get BIP322 up to speed.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1MrJqVTdQr6enZy2k1dZ5KwxU5wKqDXbv2
Hw2i4WrCugyRdvogtlqScjB9lSg6wo6POV5sSRJsBHEeUrpmnIaSLnNPasGibq3bfrjZGLrYwPwF89/B4m6veXA=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
This is NotATether.
Today is Thursday, August 18, 2022.
The most recent block is 000000000000000000030d4773d15b669d9989a2f1d717f35874b7e8be838750
I have changed my email address. That is all.
P.S. I hate legacy signatures. Let's get BIP322 up to speed.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1MrJqVTdQr6enZy2k1dZ5KwxU5wKqDXbv2
Hw2i4WrCugyRdvogtlqScjB9lSg6wo6POV5sSRJsBHEeUrpmnIaSLnNPasGibq3bfrjZGLrYwPwF89/B4m6veXA=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
- The above address was "previously used in here"!
Code:
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
This is NotATether.
Today is Thursday, August 18, 2022.
The most recent block is 000000000000000000030d4773d15b669d9989a2f1d717f35874b7e8be838750
I have changed my email address. That is all.
P.S. I hate legacy signatures. Let's get BIP322 up to speed.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1MrJqVTdQr6enZy2k1dZ5KwxU5wKqDXbv2
Hw2i4WrCugyRdvogtlqScjB9lSg6wo6POV5sSRJsBHEeUrpmnIaSLnNPasGibq3bfrjZGLrYwPwF89/B4m6veXA=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
This is NotATether.
Today is Thursday, August 18, 2022.
The most recent block is 000000000000000000030d4773d15b669d9989a2f1d717f35874b7e8be838750
I have changed my email address. That is all.
P.S. I hate legacy signatures. Let's get BIP322 up to speed.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1MrJqVTdQr6enZy2k1dZ5KwxU5wKqDXbv2
Hw2i4WrCugyRdvogtlqScjB9lSg6wo6POV5sSRJsBHEeUrpmnIaSLnNPasGibq3bfrjZGLrYwPwF89/B4m6veXA=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
I would not recommend any online services for signing a message, only for verifying.
Pasting your private key into the web browser is just the same as giving away the access to your address.
The only browser based signing tools which are secure are the ones from the hardware wallets providers.
There are so many trojanhorses, malwares, clipboard hijackers out there that even for staking address I won't trust a browser one.
Take an old pc/laptop even with windows xp, doesn't matter. Install electrum and you are done! You can have even a portable Electrum that need no installation.
Make a paper wallet and keep it somewhere safe. Any time you need to sign a message use the pc/laptop.
That's all!
Pasting your private key into the web browser is just the same as giving away the access to your address.
The only browser based signing tools which are secure are the ones from the hardware wallets providers.
There are so many trojanhorses, malwares, clipboard hijackers out there that even for staking address I won't trust a browser one.
Take an old pc/laptop even with windows xp, doesn't matter. Install electrum and you are done! You can have even a portable Electrum that need no installation.
Make a paper wallet and keep it somewhere safe. Any time you need to sign a message use the pc/laptop.
That's all!
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