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Re: Signed txn - inserting scriptsig
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hexvir
on 03/03/2023, 13:28:54 UTC
I have checked mempool site its self and only says its waiting for it to appear which means i guess it hasn't made it to the chain... ?
besides pushing a raw on the various sites, is there another way to submit this ?

I use this page to check the mempool: https://mempool.space/

The page give you an estimated time for your tx id.

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Re: Pollard's kangaroo ECDLP solver
by
hexvir
on 03/03/2023, 13:20:49 UTC
Hi guys, any news about who solve p64 and p120 ?

I just want to know the hardware that they use, this only to make calculations about how much will cost solve the p66 and p125.
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Re: Any particular meaning to this?
by
hexvir
on 24/01/2023, 23:44:34 UTC
or on another code i get R=X  which was surprising...

In a ECDSA process the R value is always equals to the X value of the result of multiply your random nonce K by the generator point.

This is

Publickey = k*G

R = Publickey.X

You can check the full process in: https://cryptobook.nakov.com/digital-signatures/ecdsa-sign-verify-messages

In your examples none of the K values generate those X or R values that your are showing, that's means that you are doing something wrong or your scripts are doing something weird, so any extra calculations with your current ""K"" value will be wrong, maybe you are skipping some steps or maybe you are confused about what you are doing.

But without any extra information we can't help.

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Re: Which company will be next to accept Bitcoin?
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hexvir
on 24/01/2023, 23:32:23 UTC
I would be more than happy to just see my local grocery supermarket accept crypto for a start instead of dreaming about some big name accepting crypto.

Most app wallets set the fee to be accepted in the next 10 minutes this will be harmful for the user, if the network is overloaded some fees can be from 10 to 15 USD.

And if you setup manually that fee to be the minimum it will take some hours for the transaction to be accepted.

I really like bitcoin but most user don't know how it works and also they don't care they want to buy groceries and stuff instantly, and that will be a problem for small business or small transactions to be accepted faster.
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Re: Bitcoin as a currency, What is it going to take to get there?
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hexvir
on 16/01/2023, 21:36:30 UTC
With 12 years of bitcoin staying in this industry, can't it still be considered money? Almost countless companies and small merchants have accepted number one as their mode of payment, but is it still not considered a currency?

Yes it is considered money, to move big amount of balance with a very low Fee per transaction the bitcoin is perfect.