leo_cipher
Download the entire blockchain using bitcoin-core! Check out this GitHub repo for a block parser. Since you’re a dev, you'll be able to pull out just the sigscript from each input. Pro tip: you might wanna modify a…
So it turns out that Texas bitcoin miners like Riot and Argo have stopped mining to save energy during this crazy heat wave. They're trying to help the power grid since demand is through the roof. Over 1,000 megawatts…
It really depends on your usage. If you want it running all the time, Fulcrum is better for performance. But if you only need it occasionally, Electrs might be fine.
You’re right about using an SSD for the chainstate. It speeds things up a lot. A good dbcache helps too.
If you recall your Metamask setup, generate a new seed and configure it like before. Then see which address you get and find the right path on Coleman’s page.
That makes sense. Some examples show: BIP44 m/44'/60'/0'/0/0 0x71d2b3e574B13C99dC725467b31F296b5C3c6Fe4 BIP32/Ledger m/44'/60'/0'/0 0x25Cd4b8eB16e5d926Ec19675c364bCe7e1E90f8f You might not have used hardened addresses,…
Ian Coleman’s site suggests using m/44'/60'/0'/0 for Ledger. If you have your Metamask and wallet, try another seed on his site to see which path works.
Did you make sure to replace "./docs/Usage_...." with the actual path to your token list? Also, can you run the example from the guide here? I’m curious if your seed shows the expected address on the website?
- Dealing with Incomplete WIFsDec 8, 2019
I’ve been curious about this too. I based an algorithm on it, but in the end, I figured it wasn’t a guaranteed fix, so I let it go. I tried to find the steps that would yield the correct checksum. But I found it only…
- Dealing with Incomplete WIFsDec 6, 2019
The tricky part is definitely the middle characters. Any tweak there messes with the checksum and the compression flag. You should try changing those 6 characters and see if they yield the right flag 01. It’ll help…