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transactions - What is equivalent to walletcreatefundedpsbt but with an arbitrary funding wallet? - Bitcoin Stack Exchange
I'm interested in creating a swap application using HTLCs. The user connects their wallet to the frontend, places an order, and the backend matches the order with a maker and creates the HTLC trans...
How can you restore a password in MultiBit if you are given the wallet words BEFORE you even enter a password? - Bitcoin Stack Exchange
How is it possible to recover a wallet password when the wallet words are provided before you even enter the password? https://multibit.org/en/help/hd0.1/restore-password.html Restore password...
coin selection - How does Bitcoin Core Wallet calculate the weight of each input before it's spent? - Bitcoin Stack Exchange
The Bitcoin core wallet selection algorithms, particularly coin-grinder use a weight metric for each output. My understanding is that an output's weight is composed of the base_weight which is a
transaction fees - Is there a way I can get my own independent vanilla p2p cli wallet? - Bitcoin Stack Exchange
To elaborate, I want a wallet that's independent of any third party intervention unlike coinbase wallets being dependent on the company. If there is the way how much privacy can be maintained? And is
bitcoin core - call to consteval function 'util::ConstevalHexDigit' is not a constant expression - Bitcoin Stack Exchange
i have bitcoin repo from tag v28.0, everytime i run cmake --build build -j$(sysctl -n hw.ncpu), i keep getting the following error bitcoin/src/uint256.h:133:19: error: call to consteval function 'u...
bitcoin core - How many addresses does my wallet.dat contain? Do I need to make a new backup every time I make a transaction? - Bitcoin Stack Exchange
I'm having little problem here, trying to figure out the safest way to backup my wallet.dat to make sure that no BTC may be lost in case of recovery. I'm not sure how the process of adding new add...
synchronization - What should I do about these messages in Bitcoin-core's debug-log? - Bitcoin Stack Exchange
Help, with bitcoin core : AFTER the Rescan : 1 - rescan 2 - response output, on the debug file out: 3 - FlushStateToDisk: write coins cache to disk (coins, kB) completed (s) , OK 4 - Imported mempool
multi signature - How "addDummySigs" in golang when send satoshi from p2tr multisig script? - Bitcoin Stack Exchange
I have a 2-of-3 multisig taproot script,create like bitcoinjs-lib:https://github.com/bitcoinjs/bitcoinjs-lib/blob/8d9775c20da03ab40ccbb1971251e71d117bcd8b/test/integration/taproot.spec.ts#L531-L593:
cryptography - When Satoshi Nakamoto mined his first set of blocks in 2008/2009, it was on Bitcoin core, but was he using Linux or Windows? - Bitcoin Stack Exchange
The question seems anectodic but it has an importance when reading the old key.MakeNewKey() source code : At that time, coinbase transactions of 50Btc were sent to a newly generated pubkey at each
mining theory - Why doesn't Bitcoin's PoW algorithm use a chain of lower-difficulty hashes? - Bitcoin Stack Exchange
Current Bitcoin PoW algorithm leads to a block time distribution like this with is quite sparse. If instead it requires a chain of lower-difficulty hashes (e.g. instead of one hash of difficulty 1...
mining theory - Why doesn't Bitcoin PoW algorithm use a chain of lower-difficulty hashes? - Bitcoin Stack Exchange
Current Bitcoin PoW algorithm leads to a block time distribution like this with is quite sparse. If instead it requires a chain of lower-difficulty hashes (e.g. instead of one hash of difficulty 1...
Core team ~ your stance may have some weight so please enlighten me.. *time sensitive - Bitcoin Stack Exchange
I would like to better understand the Bitcoin Core team's stance on the principles and evolution of Bitcoin, particularly in relation to Satoshi Nakamoto's vision as outlined in "Bitcoin: A Pe...