Topic: Stake your Bitcoin address here - page 46. (Read 1462782 times)

Thank you TheBeardedBaby.

Quoted.


Verified


Verified


Verified : http://imgur.com/a/q8ygLJC.

Updating this, as I'm no longer using that wallet:

Message:  "Still me (u9y42) though... but I will no longer use this address for the purpose of verifying my forum account's ownership. Today is 2020/11/17."
Address:   "161BqNECntiyV5g8W9fMbVL7GHy1bi7mJs"
Signature: "H4F7dn8ssu3zY4QANafwwK64Tf1/GrLB8L/UWFEsd69ydpE2zdIKCEyWBwYaQCXycQfvZs6wMZBRFuqe0qfrxdc="

Message:  "This is the new address I (u9y42) will be staking here. Today is 2020/11/17."
Address:   "bc1qq9alzek6zp4j9m4dj3dm58lq85dp6h38s73dl5"
Signature: "H9XA9FtPnuNxVDvceUtQgZTk2pTb6g6i9ofIuY3+k/niBseukXJQvm0Gc2PNCp0oQEm3TSJhbRqzjbowk1dBmDw="

What do you mean that the message signing feature in Bitcoin Core is broken?

You can easily create addresses that it can use to sign messages... on the console use the getnewaddress command and pass it the "legacy" parameter as the address_type:

for instance:


That will generate a "1-type" legacy address (with the label "staked address") that you can use to sign messages... giving it a meaningful label will also make it easier to find in your "address book" from the "Sign Message" screen.

You should add the date today also in your message. verified



quoted and verified

I want to stake my another segwit address. Here is my stake with my legacy address. I still have access to my legacy address.

If you want to verify my ownership:

My new Segwit address:

Quoted and Verified

Since I should have done this a long time ago...


Please quote and verify.

I can't find an online tool where it will verify, actually. In electrum it works fine. Is it because it's a native segwit address ?

Yeah the search function of the forum...not great ! Tryninja's one is fine though, thanks, I will use it.

Bitcoinsummoner : if I had done it I would have used an electrum wallet, but I have several old ones and I'd need some time to remember the passwords, so a quick search just to see if I have posted was ideal, now I now there is no need to bother. I will repair my mistake and sign a message now.

Click on search: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=search
Then write your wallet ID on Search for. https://prnt.sc/vituzp
Then click on check all if not checked. And finally click on search: https://prnt.sc/vitvb5

In this way you may get the post if you already posted on the forum.

You can use the search funtion on the forum, or the improved one on Tryninja's website. I did the quick search for you, and you hace staked none here

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I strongly disagree; in case of using the forum search function, he should only select the Meta board, and add an author to the search function. It is more precise, and usually faster

Hello all. Dumb question but this thread is 557 pages long, how do I know if I have signed an address here ? I think I might have but can't remember for sure.

Yes, I think that the new line at the end is the source of all the problems.

Looks like a bug, just report it

I tried it and still the same though. The same on desktop and mobile using firefox. 

In brainwallet try to use the QT version, paste the message without the extra new line. Then just add it yourself and it will work, but in the permalink will fail to verify, weird.

Weird, I tried to access the link and it give me "failed message"

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I did forgot to check in mycelium, but I just tried it and got verified. The one is in question is using brainwallet, it still failed to me though.

I managed to verify it somehow with brainwallet  but the weird thing is that I cannot get the permalink to work.
Here's a screenshot of the verified message :


And here's the link: https://jhoenicke.github.io/brainwallet.github.io/#verify?vrAddr=13GAVJo8YaAuenj6keiEykwxWUZ7jMoSLt&vrMsg=Today%20is%20November%2012%2C%202020.%0AMy%20bitcointalk.org%20user%20name%20is%20odolvlobo.%0AThe%20purpose%20of%20this%20signed%20message%20is%20to%20provide%20a%20way%20to%20prove%0Athat%20I%20am%20the%20legitimate%20owner%20of%20this%20Bitcointalk%20user%20name.%0A&vrSig=H476mBZzDNVFhww1lsUn4eANHFiD%2Fm2SZ8VuQL2cHg0ic7Npyx%2F13HJ83%2B0YU3zUDXmxEPqM8SaXwIht8LmnSG0%3D

Also managed to verify it with mycelium :

Quoted, but I'm having a hard time to verify your signed message using brainwallet and electrum. I guess using next line on your signed message is the cause of this?

It is a tragedy that the message signing feature in Bitcoin Core is broken because it can no longer create an address that it can use for signing.

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Today is November 12, 2020.
My bitcointalk.org user name is odolvlobo.
The purpose of this signed message is to provide a way to prove
that I am the legitimate owner of this Bitcointalk user name.

-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
13GAVJo8YaAuenj6keiEykwxWUZ7jMoSLt
H476mBZzDNVFhww1lsUn4eANHFiD/m2SZ8VuQL2cHg0ic7Npyx/13HJ83+0YU3zUDXmxEPqM8SaXwIht8LmnSG0=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

Here is my PGP signature:

-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hash: SHA256

Today is November 12, 2020.
My Bitcointalk user name is odolvlobo.
The purpose of this signed message is to provide a way to prove
that I am the legitimate owner of this Bitcointalk user name.
-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
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=EG9H
-----END PGP SIGNATURE-----

Please verify and quote. Thank you.