AtomicLord

You didn’t get hacked, you got conned, my friend. It’s easy to fall for that stuff. Did you download a fake Electrum?

But wait a second. Blocks have been over 1 MB for a while now, so why is this a thing? Miners can totally publish smaller blocks if they want, so I see some potential issues with this. Like, couldn’t a bad actor just…

I see. Just to be clear, I shouldn’t add a passphrase if I never had one, right?

The deposit address choice doesn’t change much for you, but going with SegWit helps the network overall.

That’s a silly question tho. Who can say what Bitcoin will be worth a century from now? Or how much fees will be? Plus, who knows about electricity costs or mining difficulty? We might not even be around! So, yeah,…

Here's some good info about fees if you're interested. Only way to combine outputs is to use them as individual inputs in a transaction. Then you can create a single output or a few.

The money supply goes up consistently, starting at 50 BTC every 10 minutes, then 25 BTC, then 12.5 BTC. That's why the blue line is straight with a decreasing slope every four years or so.

I actually pay my Dish TV bill with Bitcoin every month. Works pretty smoothly.

Hey everyone, So Darkex is launching this new thing called the Safe Start Campaign... it sounds like a solid deal for new traders. Here’s the lowdown: if you make your first trade and end up losing, they’ll refund you…

Or just carry a weapon to avoid these situations. If Bitcoin keeps going up, acquiring a gun could be a challenge.

My concept needs a single deposit address. So BTCpay generating new ones won’t fit my needs. I thought I could just call an API for transaction data, but now I’m reconsidering.

Got an example of that? Maybe a link to some code on Github? I'm not quite sure what the % is about.

For sure, quantum computers would have to compete with ASICs, which are way faster than classical computers. So, they might not be a huge threat just yet.

Result says it ‘failed CHECKSIG operation’. Looks like the tool you used to create the signature was buggy, or the key used was the wrong one.

Let me format that for clarity in the code tags so the forum doesn’t mess with spaces. Also, you missed fixing the lengths for two other values: the script length at the start and the length for the signature.

Lol, that sounds like a stretch. I mean, maybe it's just a weird coincidence with usernames here.

Honestly, sharing your transaction won’t mean someone can force payment from you. Anyone who asks for money to help is probably a scammer. Trust me, most people here are willing to help without charging.

How much did you spend on this wallet? I hope it wasn’t a fortune. Are people still selling wallets like this?

Bitcoin Core allows mixing different address types in one transaction. Pretty sure Electrum lets you do that too if you import the keys correctly.

Looks like a dumb move to me. Why would you do that? If you want to use those 3 BTC, don't forget about transaction fees. And yes, you can have multiple inputs in a single transaction.