Day: May 26, 2023
Private Key
Minimal value for xprv
Private key security is a critical aspect of cryptocurrency transactions. The XPRV key, which is derived from the Extended Public Key (XPUB), is an important…
How would an adversary increase the required fee to replace a transaction by up to 500 times?
A pinning attack is a type of attack in which an adversary replaces a previously sent transaction with a new one that has a significantly…
Uncovering the Non-Public Fields Returned by getaddressinfo for Enhanced Privacy
When dealing with cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin, privacy is always a top priority. One of the ways to achieve privacy is through the use of…
Some way to PSBT multisig ordinal send using raw transaction from CLI?
Introduction: In the cryptocurrency world, multisig transactions are becoming increasingly popular. A multisig transaction is a transaction that requires the approval of multiple parties before…
Troubleshooting getrawtransaction Issues: Why It Might Not Be Working
getrawtransaction is a powerful command in Bitcoin Core that allows you to retrieve the raw transaction data for a given transaction ID. This command is…
Recovering a Lost Exchange Order Recovery Key from 2017 – A Step-by-Step Guide
If you have lost your 2017 Exchange Order recovery key, it can be a frustrating experience. However, the good news is that there are steps…
Is it Safe to Reuse Your Mnemonic Seed for a Different Bitcoin Wallet?
If you are a bitcoin enthusiast, you may have heard of mnemonic seeds. These seeds are a string of words that are used to generate…
Troubleshooting ListDescriptors True Fails in 2-of-3 Multisig Descriptor Import
Importing a 2-of-3 multisig descriptor (prv, pub, pub) into Bitcoin Core can be tricky, and sometimes the process fails with the error “ListDescriptors true fails”.…
convert Bitcoin Core’ xprv to Electrum zprv
Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency that operates on a peer-to-peer network with no central authority. Private keys are used to control access to bitcoins,…
Why Bitcoind Stores Block Data Separately from Bitcoin-Qt: An Explanation
Bitcoin-Qt is the original bitcoin client developed by Satoshi Nakamoto himself. It is a full node implementation of the Bitcoin protocol and is still widely…