Quote from: BlackHatCoiner on Today at 09:45:38 AM

Quote from: pooya87 on Today at 04:16:24 AM

This has been a common theme with OP's topics for months. They first assume there is a relationship between private keys, nonces, hashes, etc. Then OP asks others to provide a solution to compute private key using the ECDSA equation. Then you see OP is asking how they can parse the blockchain and finally you see OP is selling some script that computes private keys!

The problem is that they never describe what they want to do properly. If you search their OPs and replies, you'll notice that there's a communication issue. You may understand what they want from the title, but if you don't, there's nothing that is going to help you do.

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They drop two equations in which both of them should have the same result. Then, they conclude that r=r (?), s=s (?), z1 != z2 and they ask you to tell them how to gain x or k. Then, there're the grammar mistakes. Even though that's not a reason for not helping someone, it makes it even harder to understand their process.

I would love it if people would know and at least partly follow StackOverflow's guidelines for asking a good question. It would make it so much easier & quicker to help instead of having to decipher what OP is actually trying to say as an additional step before actually thinking about the problem at hand.

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