Quote from: BurtW on October 29, 2017, 12:16:25 PM

Quote from: MJS_gold on October 29, 2017, 01:05:18 AM

Quote from: BurtW on October 28, 2017, 08:47:04 PM

This is not a Byteball issue. It is a SegWit issue. Currently there is no standard message signing algorithm for SegWit addresses so you cannot sign a message using a SegWit address.

Thanks. I am surprised because my wallet allows me to sign messages using SegWit addresses.

Anybody know of any Bitcoin wallets that support SegWit and have "coin control" features (i.e., the ability to freeze addresses or send BTC from specific addresses)?

Which wallet are you using? I use Trezor and they did propose a signature algorithm and implement it but then they backed it out because the proposed algorithm did not get any traction with other wallets and exchanges. This really needs an official BIP so that we can get everyone to implement the same algorithm.

Funny is when someone is in a Byteball thread asking for people to help find a Bitcoin wallet with multiple features. Try a regular bitcoin thread or one related to various bitcoin wallet. You'll get a better answer.

I don't know of any wallet that 'supports' signing/verifying SW yet. There is no easy way and no BIP setup to standardize a method.
Trezor backed away
Electrum crashed when signing.

I'm surprised with the issue of SW signing, that people bitch that Byteball can't give you free money by not being able to accept SW signing.
There is a method to sign or verify with a TX using a standard address. Simply do it.