Randomised Bitcoin (testnet) transaction broadcasting to break timing analysis. Timing array are a particular issue for mixed coins in a hot wallet (used for mixing for example) which a user later decides to send to a hardware wallet for more secure storage. In this scenario it is likely that a user will want to deal with all their utxos in one session — which makes clustering easy to detect. I have developed a python script which uses blockstream’s API (accessed via tor) to broadcast transactions. The user inputs the signed transactions to broadcast & the maximum delay they can accommodate (minutes, hours, days) and the script does the rest. Github: https://github.com/6102bitcoin/txCast Medium: https://link.medium.com/3hAZmvSPp3
Facing a problem in testnet Bitcoin transaction - can someone help me?
I was recently sent some tBTC for testing by my friend on Telegram, but the transaction has been now pending for hours and it remains unconfirmed. This is the address which has unconfirmed tBTc transactions (2 of them ) : https://tbtc.bitaps.com/2MzMXDSveGkgoQj8sfa3CrSZEEEDHqxVoGs I think he kept the fees to be very low but I have no idea what is appropriate fees in testnet. I also think it would be great if there was a way I could pay to speed up this transaction if possible. Or there could be more possibilities I'm not aware of - any ideas?
You can try a testnet Bitcoin Lightning transaction right now !
Go to this site : https://htlc.me/, click on "Got it, I wrote it down", get your tBTC (not real BTC, "t" is for "testnet"). Then, you can go buy some fresh articles with Lightning transactions at https://yalls.org/ or some Caffe Latte at https://starblocks.acinq.co/ . You need to copy the "payment request" of the site you want to buy from and paste it onto your htlc.me lightning wallet (in "send tBTC"). Once the transaction is confirmed on your wallet, you can go see on the site you bought from that the transaction has been confirmed instantly. All of this is still under development but lightning devs are doing an amazing job at it ! It's not that far down the road !
Here's Crescent Pay (to be called Crescent Cash for the BCH version) being demoed on the Bitcoin Cash testnet! Non-custodial, on-chain transactions using a $handle address system!
Guideline for Newbies: Trying out Bitcoin transactions with TESTNET
The Best way to understand how to send and receive Bitcoin transactions without any risk - is to try out and learn with TESTNET. Here you can find my guideline on it. *This Guideline is for Electrum wallet only. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4594716.0
[uncensored-r/Bitcoin] You can try a testnet Bitcoin Lightning transaction right now !
The following post by Nabugu is being replicated because some comments within the post(but not the post itself) have been silently removed. The original post can be found(in censored form) at this link: np.reddit.com/ Bitcoin/comments/7kv04t The original post's content was as follows:
Go to this site : https://htlc.me/, click on "Got it, I wrote it down", get your tBTC (not real BTC, "t" is for "testnet"). Then, you can go buy some fresh articles with Lightning transactions at https://yalls.org/ or some Caffe Latte at https://starblocks.acinq.co/ . You need to copy the "payment request" of the site you want to buy from and paste it onto your htlc.me lightning wallet (in "send tBTC"). Once the transaction is confirmed on your wallet, you can go see on the site you bought from that the transaction has been confirmed instantly. All of this is still under development but lightning devs are doing an amazing job at it ! It's not that far down the road !
09-27 08:12 - 'Someone created an invalid transaction with duplicated inputs on testnet - currently buried in an invalid chain with 30 confirmations' (testnet.blockchain.info) by /u/dexX7 removed from /r/Bitcoin within 101-111min
Height Age Transactions Total Sent Total Fees Block Size (in bytes) 1838163: 2020-10-05T23:30:11.104Z: 21: 10.056 BTC: 0.002 BTC: 5,530: 1838162: 2020-10-05T23:25:50.906Z Now you need to send two transactions from your Bitcoin testnet wallet: A transaction with the minimum possible amount (0.0001 on Block.io) to the address in the field marked with the red 1 in the ... Step by step create and broadcast a bitcoin transaction on Testnet. By. ampva. 0. 1. Facebook. Twitter. Google+. Pinterest. WhatsApp. As a developer I wanted to test my own HD wallet and I needed to test a bitcoin transaction on the test net. It is not possible to send testnet coins to a livenet bitcoin address, nor send livenet coins to a testnet address. Otherwise, if your wallet has a "wallet" icon, it is a livenet wallet, meaning you can perform any kind of transaction allowed to livenet wallets such as sending and receiving funds, making payments, etc. No identifying information is ever needed to take part in a Bitcoin transaction. The only thing tying a user to their Bitcoins is the private key associated with the public key to which Bitcoins were sent. Summary. Learning how to use Bitcoin using the Testnet is quick and simple.
Testnet & Faucets Mainnet Bitcoin - Etherum - Blockchain Hindi
This video is unavailable. Watch Queue Queue. Watch Queue Queue Silver price beaten down but investors can’t find any, so what’s going on? Peter Hug responds - Duration: 21:06. Kitco NEWS Recommended for you. New This video is unavailable. Watch Queue Queue. Watch Queue Queue This is part 25 of the Blockchain tutorial explaining what a testnet is and what faucets are. This tutorial explains the following: - what a testnet is - what the purpose is of a testnet - show ... Bitcoin Testnet Sandbox and Faucet brings all the coins to developers and interesting insights of the Testnet Blockchain. The testnet is an alternative Bitcoin block chain, to be used for testing.
![[PSA] Bitcoin Testnet Does Not Work: 5MB mempool, 5KB blocks. Testnet miners select transactions randomly, not based on fees](https://b.thumbs.redditmedia.com/_vI8dUnsvAcVJcvrOnHd_6tlM3uKwVcb6dtvA8qdNSo.jpg "[PSA] Bitcoin Testnet Does Not Work: 5MB mempool, 5KB blocks. Testnet miners select transactions randomly, not based on fees")
