Quote from: BlackHatCoiner on Today at 05:57:51 PM

Quote from: k3llynice on Today at 05:38:17 PM

I went back to electrum and import the compress private key with p2wpkh-p2sh:L3hKt6aicGfhpdgb1WqfnFsoNKwHzk89MWXFeS69DKYk2xLyGaVi and it gave me 0 balance too with a different P2SH address 35rgCLBLcXgHxb16KSVRMSUZ4bYc9Y42uS instead of the expected P2SH address vanitygen generated.

Makes sense. If it gave you an address with an uncompressed private key, then it shouldn't expecting you to convert it to compressed.

I thought as much, but I had to give the compressed private key a trial.

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I believe that these private keys and addresses you've posted are merely to give an example. As for the real ones, have you saved this vanity output from above? You might have done a mistake yourself.

Yes, the private keys and addresses are example and I have the vanity output of the one I sent funds to, saved.

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Or did you just send money to an address you're locked out currently?

I don't quit get this, but I saved the output of the wallet generated, including the private key which starts with 5 then I copied the wallet address P2SHAddress: 34VLvE2FRHwsmQLZ5jVG8shZWSyztpPn5d which was from the vanity output, and sent funds to it.

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Also, a question that should already be asked: what was the receiving address' type? Was it P2SH or legacy?

When I scan the wallet address on https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/34VLvE2FRHwsmQLZ5jVG8shZWSyztpPn5d, it shows the address format as BASE58 (P2SH), I don't have any other idea how to confirm if it is P2SH or legacy.