Hey luv2drnkbr,
thanks for the follow up! I kinda feel bad for "getting paid" for this kind of information, because I believe it serves the greater good, but you may use 1BzW1ETp2qZsi6ogAufmGsadnQzJcmVXet.
Thanks a lot!
And please let me know, if any step is unclear or needs to be refined.
As a related note:
The RPC "createrawtransaction" of Bitcoin Core 0.12 will be extended, and directly supports to create OP_RETURN transactions as follows:
thanks for the follow up! I kinda feel bad for "getting paid" for this kind of information, because I believe it serves the greater good, but you may use 1BzW1ETp2qZsi6ogAufmGsadnQzJcmVXet.
Thanks a lot!
And please let me know, if any step is unclear or needs to be refined.
As a related note:
The RPC "createrawtransaction" of Bitcoin Core 0.12 will be extended, and directly supports to create OP_RETURN transactions as follows:
Code:
bitcoin-cli "createrawtransaction" '[{"txid":"hash","vout":n}, ...] '{"data": "0123..."}'
Could you do an example for what would be entered for "data" and "0123...."? It looks like the same format for a receiving address as a raw transaction.
Code:
createrawtransaction '[{"txid":"","vout":}]' '{"receive_address":0.0008}'
So instead of entering a receiving address and an amount one would enter '{"data":40_bytes}' ?