tx_hash1 = "223d80bffcb8cc519f23d6e7795693c5c0b25a1f3c477a96632f875c067d2439"
tx_hash2 = "8b044016b8307dd8aefe5dcb61cfac97c01122f578fc7e4192472c45405e0a74"
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# Convert transaction hashes to integers
z1 = int(tx_hash1, 16)
z2 = int(tx_hash2, 16)
Address involved: 1BTrViTDXhWrdw5ErBWSyP5LdzYmeuDTr2
Transaction 1 I chose: 223d80bffcb8cc519f23d6e7795693c5c0b25a1f3c477a96632f875c067d2439
Transaction 2 I chose: 8b044016b8307dd8aefe5dcb61cfac97c01122f578fc7e4192472c45405e0a74
This wont fix the core issue but just a pointer:
Those "
tx_hash" aren't the Transaction IDs of the inputs that has the same R-value.
Since the code is pertaining to those as "
z1" and "
z2", it's meant to be the "
message hash" (
Z-value) of each input.