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Hi!
I just wanted to use bitcoin.com wallet for android and it warned me because of high transaction fees (around 20 $).
I cancelled and started a new transaction and it did not warn me again (around 8$).
This was maybe 30 seconds apart and I have no idea what to think about this but is this maybe a cheap way to advertise BCH?
If yes I want to switch software of course. Which software for android is trustworthy?
Thx for all recommendations!
Reagards!
I just wanted to use bitcoin.com wallet for android and it warned me because of high transaction fees (around 20 $).
I cancelled and started a new transaction and it did not warn me again (around 8$).
This was maybe 30 seconds apart and I have no idea what to think about this but is this maybe a cheap way to advertise BCH?
If yes I want to switch software of course. Which software for android is trustworthy?
Thx for all recommendations!
Reagards!
Re: BitCrack - A tool for brute-forcing private keys
Last time when I ran BitCrack (a few hours ago) I didnot see "[Info] Allocating bloom filter"
Now I see this like in image.. BitCrack is running though..
Any clue about this "[Info] Allocating bloom filter" stuff?
Now I see this like in image.. BitCrack is running though..
Any clue about this "[Info] Allocating bloom filter" stuff?
Bloomfilter will only be used if you search for more than 16 addresses at once else a faster hash lookup is used.
Use your favorite searchengine to find out more
.Re: Generating a Bitcoin address with Node JS **UPDATED**
Code:
const hdkey = HDkey.fromMasterSeed(seed)
const addrnode = hdkey.derive("m/44'/0'/0'/0")
console.log("\x1b[32m%s\x1b[0m",'PRIVATE EXTENDED : ', addrnode.privateExtendedKey)
const child = addrnode.derive("m/0");
const step1 = child._publicKey
console.log("\x1b[32m%s\x1b[0m",'PUBLIC EXTENDED : ', step1.toString('hex'))
//SHA256 of the public key
const step2 = createHash('sha256').update(step1).digest()
// RIPEDMD-160 of the SHA256 Hash
const step3 = createHash('rmd160').update(step2).digest()
// He we must add the network byte in front of that RIPEDMD result
// 0x00 for mainnet and 0x6f for testnet
var step4 = Buffer.allocUnsafe(21)
step4.writeUInt8(0x00, 0)
step3.copy(step4, 1)
// Return the bitcoins address
var step9 = bs58check.encode(step4)
resolve(step9)
const addrnode = hdkey.derive("m/44'/0'/0'/0")
console.log("\x1b[32m%s\x1b[0m",'PRIVATE EXTENDED : ', addrnode.privateExtendedKey)
const child = addrnode.derive("m/0");
const step1 = child._publicKey
console.log("\x1b[32m%s\x1b[0m",'PUBLIC EXTENDED : ', step1.toString('hex'))
//SHA256 of the public key
const step2 = createHash('sha256').update(step1).digest()
// RIPEDMD-160 of the SHA256 Hash
const step3 = createHash('rmd160').update(step2).digest()
// He we must add the network byte in front of that RIPEDMD result
// 0x00 for mainnet and 0x6f for testnet
var step4 = Buffer.allocUnsafe(21)
step4.writeUInt8(0x00, 0)
step3.copy(step4, 1)
// Return the bitcoins address
var step9 = bs58check.encode(step4)
resolve(step9)
Code:
echo -n "0250863ad64a87ae8a2fe83c1af1a8403cb53f53e486d8511dad8a04887e5b2352" | xxd -r -p | sha256sum
thank you, this is the richest address from which the public key is known
I understand
. This address is very active.
If you get very lucky and take money from there you are in big trouble and the owner might get a heart attack
.what does the letter B mean? Appeared a day later
It's only a text artifact because of the previously longer line [2.0/4.0MB].Why are you searching this address?