Quote from: bitcoiner422 on April 26, 2015, 10:15:36 PM

There are what I usually name "from" addresses and change addresses. A typical bitcoin transaction can look like this:

https://blockchain.info/tx/72e3dd987cc0cc31def333577e7539b85687d90db922698c08f5d4fef9bb9ade

You are mistaken.

What you linked to is NOT what a bitcoin transaction looks like at all.

That is an interpretation of a bitcoin transaction from a website named "blockchain.info". Many of their "interpretations" are completely invalid.

The transaction that you linked to ACTUALLY looks like this:

Code:

010000000146251de97677c71f1f424d8e13fb16c7a7fc6d23f333f14706366f6699055170000000006a47304402206a4c1869c4f8b7eb8df4cfba11f4dede0150e7c11fe9869e0a4a3e75b08eeeab0220764f96ff03bed219bf2e33ad794dadcc55cb1570da311eb264e28dc02a74281c012103ac8c8750e1928af5669f2eb48f14f8fe0719f6998460d83a4e34649b27eb40e7ffffffff02e463ad00000000001976a914075fa95bada38883db875aa53bdf50def0c3177888acb54d0800000000001976a9145032641a2053fd09a529511b30f28cc5f59a86bd88ac00000000

Broken down into its parts that's...

VERSION:

Code:

01000000

QTY OF INPUTS:

Code:

01

INPUT 1:

Code:

46251de97677c71f1f424d8e13fb16c7a7fc6d23f333f14706366f6699055170000000006a47304402206a4c1869c4f8b7eb8df4cfba11f4dede0150e7c11fe9869e0a4a3e75b08eeeab0220764f96ff03bed219bf2e33ad794dadcc55cb1570da311eb264e28dc02a74281c012103ac8c8750e1928af5669f2eb48f14f8fe0719f6998460d83a4e34649b27eb40e7ffffffff

QTY OF OUTPUTS:

Code:

02

VALUE OF OUTPUT 1 (11363300 satoshis encoded in Hex):

Code:

e463ad0000000000

OUTPUT 1 SCRIPT:

Code:

1976a914075fa95bada38883db875aa53bdf50def0c3177888ac

VALUE OF OUTPUT 2 (544181 satoshis encoded in Hex):

Code:

e463ad0000000000

OUTPUT 2 SCRIPT:

Code:

1976a9145032641a2053fd09a529511b30f28cc5f59a86bd88ac

Please show me in that actual transaction where you see a "from address" (or any address at all).