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Title: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: dexX7 on April 16, 2014, 12:59:18 PM Hi all,
I created a simple website which allows to lookup any unspent output from every address: http://redeem.bitwatch.co/ Furthermore a raw transaction can be created which collects and combines unspent outputs whereby outputs from multiple addresses can be used. The most important feature: standard multi signature outputs are included and it's very easy to redeem Mastercoin or Counterparty dust. https://i.imgur.com/26Y9q8x.png (http://redeem.bitwatch.co/) The basis for this was sipa's awesome address indexed (https://github.com/sipa/bitcoin/tree/addrindex) Bitcoin branch which received some further additions (https://github.com/dexX7/bitcoin/tree/addrindex). Please note: this is experimental (https://i.imgur.com/WTob4jT.jpg) and feedback is appreciated. :) Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: jparsley on April 16, 2014, 04:49:53 PM Nice work, thanks
Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: mcjavar on April 17, 2014, 12:24:17 PM Hi! Could you please provide more information how this is supposed to work?
Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: coinnewbit on April 17, 2014, 02:08:34 PM nice, thanks and good job!
Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: BitcoinTangibleTrust on April 17, 2014, 05:01:52 PM Hi all, I created a simple website which allows to lookup any unspent output from every address: http://redeem.bitwatch.co/ Furthermore a raw transaction can be created which collects and combines unspent outputs whereby outputs from multiple addresses can be used. The most important feature: standard multi signature outputs are included and it's very easy to redeem Mastercoin or Counterparty dust. Please note: this is experimental (https://i.imgur.com/WTob4jT.jpg) and feedback is appreciated. :) I would like to verify that I used this system and recovered about 0.19173119 BTC courtesy Master Bitcoin Dev dexX7 for which I will be using to buy more XCP. Proof here: https://blockchain.info/tx/720fb4d10efe0837da761a4ec8e182a29cde6bdd91b8cca8b35ce027b42dd697 Thank you for a great service dexX7 Everyone who uses Counterparty should use this to get their unspent outputs. Regards, BitcoinTangibleTrust Team Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: mcjavar on April 17, 2014, 08:03:13 PM Hi all, I created a simple website which allows to lookup any unspent output from every address: http://redeem.bitwatch.co/ Furthermore a raw transaction can be created which collects and combines unspent outputs whereby outputs from multiple addresses can be used. The most important feature: standard multi signature outputs are included and it's very easy to redeem Mastercoin or Counterparty dust. Please note: this is experimental (https://i.imgur.com/WTob4jT.jpg) and feedback is appreciated. :) I would like to verify that I used this system and recovered about 0.19173119 BTC courtesy Master Bitcoin Dev dexX7 for which I will be using to buy more XCP. Proof here: https://blockchain.info/tx/720fb4d10efe0837da761a4ec8e182a29cde6bdd91b8cca8b35ce027b42dd697 Thank you for a great service dexX7 Everyone who uses Counterparty should use this to get their unspent outputs. Regards, BitcoinTangibleTrust Team How did you do it? Could you please describe? Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: fudge on April 17, 2014, 09:08:13 PM how can I "broadcast" that signed string? Thanks
Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: coinnewbit on April 18, 2014, 03:44:05 AM For any if you wondering, no you can't take others' coins
Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: dexX7 on April 18, 2014, 11:27:29 AM Hi,
I'm away until Sunday or Monday but afterwards I'll post some instructions on how to use it. In short: you need to copy the hex string and sign it via your local Bitcoin client. With Bitcoin-Qt you'd need to open the debug console and type "signrawtransaction HEX". Another hex string will be shown which can then be broadcasted via "sendrawtransaction SIGNEDHEX". I noticed at some length the transaction will be rejected and it helps to either split the sweep-transaction into fractions or push via a node which accepts larger transactions. To push raw transactions: http://eligius.st/~wizkid057/newstats/pushtxn.php https://coinb.in/multisig/#broadcast Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: mcjavar on April 18, 2014, 10:45:37 PM Hi, I'm away until Sunday or Monday but afterwards I'll post some instructions on how to use it. In short: you need to copy the hex string and sign it via your local Bitcoin client. With Bitcoin-Qt you'd need to open the debug console and type "signrawtransaction HEX". Another hex string will be shown which can then be broadcasted via "sendrawtransaction SIGNEDHEX". I noticed at some length the transaction will be rejected and it helps to either split the sweep-transaction into fractions or push via a node which accepts larger transactions. To push raw transactions: http://eligius.st/~wizkid057/newstats/pushtxn.php https://coinb.in/multisig/#broadcast Could you please describe how this works with blockchain and XCP's counterwallet? Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: dexX7 on April 22, 2014, 10:38:47 AM Say you are a MSC or XCP user. Over the time a lot of small outputs like this (https://blockchain.info/tx-index/52371420/2) or this (https://blockchain.info/tx-index/51854422/0) are created due to the nature of MSC and XCP transactions. Unfortunally these coins are not spendable by most wallets out of the box and it appears as if those tiny amounts are simply subtracted from your balance and gone, but this is where this tool comes into play: it helps to "locate" the missing coins and prepares a raw transaction which collects and combines all dust. If you are a power user, the sum of all those unspent outputs may be significant.
Redeeming dust via Counterwallet: https://i.imgur.com/VNmt4Aw.png (http://imgur.com/a/YWKaV) Please click on the picture or follow the direct link: http://imgur.com/a/YWKaV Manual redemption - step by step: Say you are the owner of 1CE8bBr1dYZRMnpmyYsFEoexa1YoPz2mfB (https://blockchain.info/address/1CE8bBr1dYZRMnpmyYsFEoexa1YoPz2mfB) - an address which was used several times to send some Mastercoin. To begin please visit redeem.bitwatch.co (http://redeem.bitwatch.co/): https://i.imgur.com/l18nBZY.png (https://i.imgur.com/l18nBZY.png) Replace the placeholder address with 1CE8bBr1dYZRMnpmyYsFEoexa1YoPz2mfB and click Get unspent outputs. A list with unspent outputs is generated. These are those which we are going to sweep: https://i.imgur.com/JFU7kq9.png (https://i.imgur.com/JFU7kq9.png) In the case you don't want to sweep all outputs you may remove some by clicking on Delete right next to the information about the specific output. It is also possible to sweep coins from multiple addresses. To do this simply replace the address in the address field and click again on Get unspent outputs. You may also only display unspent outputs with a certain amount of confirmations. The line below the buttons displays information about the last action, e.g. the amount of new found unspent outputs: https://i.imgur.com/MWSmIEH.png (https://i.imgur.com/MWSmIEH.png) At the very bottom a raw transaction is shown. The transaction is generated dynamically based on the list of unspent outputs, so if more outputs are added or removed a new raw transaction is generated on the fly. With this transaction the unspent outputs are going to be redeemed and sent to the last added address. Say for example 1CE8bBr1dYZRMnpmyYsFEoexa1YoPz2mfB was added first and then 19JrWC2vGLVxBoyQfRVsj3wyE4RdvhKmpE - in this case the coins would be send to 19JrWC2vGLVxBoyQfRVsj3wyE4RdvhKmpE. Below the raw transaction the amount to transfer is displayed as well as the fee used by this transaction. The fee is calculated based on the estimated size of the final transaction with a very small overhead to guarantee the transaction won't stuck. The amount which is going to be sent is the sum of the unspent outputs minus the transaction fee: https://i.imgur.com/1OAZ9uF.png (https://i.imgur.com/1OAZ9uF.png) This is the raw transaction: Code: 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 To actually redeem the outputs the raw transaction needs to be signed and broadcasted. Depending on the wallet software you are using the next steps differ, but let's start with Bitcoin Core: Sign and broadcast a raw transaction via Bitcoin Core: Start Bitcoin Core with the wallet.dat which includes the private key to the address entered before. Click on Help and Debug window: https://i.imgur.com/MpYQQvo.png (https://i.imgur.com/MpYQQvo.png) The debug form opens. Click on Console: https://i.imgur.com/U21u0K8.png (https://i.imgur.com/U21u0K8.png) First the raw transaction needs to be signed. This can be done with the command signrawtransaction followed by the hex of the raw transaction in the debug console: Code: signrawtransaction 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 After pressing Enter the signed transaction should be returned. If the signing process was successful a line with "complete" : true should be visible: https://i.imgur.com/UZXCKel.png (https://i.imgur.com/UZXCKel.png) https://i.imgur.com/CoJulkv.png (https://i.imgur.com/CoJulkv.png) We are almost done! The signed transaction will now be broadcasted by the command sendrawtransaction followed by the hex of the signed raw transaction: Code: sendrawtransaction 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 If everything is fine, the transaction hash of the transaction is returned: https://i.imgur.com/jVGU7qR.png (https://i.imgur.com/jVGU7qR.png) You can see the transaction online: http://blockr.io/tx/info/568dae42b58b37f2e944dfcd07e78d092dbf855c6952e8102323164adb5edd4a (http://blockr.io/tx/info/568dae42b58b37f2e944dfcd07e78d092dbf855c6952e8102323164adb5edd4a) https://blockchain.info/tx/568dae42b58b37f2e944dfcd07e78d092dbf855c6952e8102323164adb5edd4a (https://blockchain.info/tx/568dae42b58b37f2e944dfcd07e78d092dbf855c6952e8102323164adb5edd4a) Use bitcoind to sign and broadcast a raw transaction: The process is very similar. Assuming we want to redeem all unspent outputs for 19JrWC2vGLVxBoyQfRVsj3wyE4RdvhKmpE and created a raw transaction via redeem.bitwatch.co (http://redeem.bitwatch.co/). Sign the raw transaction: Code: ./bitcoind signrawtransaction 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Result: Code: {Send the signed raw transaction: Code: ./bitcoind sendrawtransaction 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Result: Code: 7ff6bc891db7c838a4762b9c829e40ddbe69dd0ce05ae2294de75c01fa2eaca7 This transaction is also visible on blockr.io (http://blockr.io/tx/info/7ff6bc891db7c838a4762b9c829e40ddbe69dd0ce05ae2294de75c01fa2eaca7) or blockchain.info (https://blockchain.info/tx/7ff6bc891db7c838a4762b9c829e40ddbe69dd0ce05ae2294de75c01fa2eaca7). Notes on using other clients or web wallets: Both routes assume Bitcoin core and bitcoind know the private keys to the addresses associated with the unspent outputs. This is probably not the case, if a web wallet like blockchain.info is used. Unfortunally blockchain.info does not provide a way to sign raw transactions. The most obvious and probably lamest workaround is to export your private key and import the key into Bitcoin Core. The following example will show how the private key for the (empty - it's only an example) address 1MnE1rseVBgyaXKs3mScnnXpDM4ND1T3Wm could be exported and used. Open the blockchain.info wallet and go to Import / Export: https://i.imgur.com/OGwzXEx.png (https://i.imgur.com/OGwzXEx.png) Confirm the warning and navigate to Export Unencrypted. Depending on how many addresses were used by blockchain.info there may be several entries. What we need is the "priv" which matches our "addr". In this example this is 5KgMdeieZrqAqFsTkiEEdKnkBEBpeec433Rc6XvL2YMsFUpjtik. https://i.imgur.com/ZmiYYVG.png (https://i.imgur.com/ZmiYYVG.png) Back in Bitcoin Core debug console (and similar with bitcoind) instead of: Code: signrawtransaction 01000... The raw transaction is signed by providing the private key via: Code: signrawtransaction 01000... null '["5KgMdeieZrqAqFsTkiEEdKnkBEBpeec433Rc6XvL2YMsFUpjtik"]' Then follow the steps above. In the case outputs associated with more than one address are redeemed all private keys must be provided, e.g.: Code: signrawtransaction 01000... null '["5KgMdeieZrqAqFsTkiEEdKnkBEBpeec433Rc6XvL2YMsFUpjtik", "5KaigRssSPQQCPm8LnPWzqzVDULAiZNhWAK3aFY2J77V4uHpK1q"]' There are probably more elegant ways to sign the raw transaction and I'd be happy to edit this post and include more options. If you like to contribute, please go ahead. Last but not least: If you manage to sign the transaction but need more options to broadcast the transaction here are a few handy tools to do this: http://eligius.st/~wizkid057/newstats/pushtxn.php (http://eligius.st/~wizkid057/newstats/pushtxn.php) https://coinb.in/send-raw-transaction.html (https://coinb.in/send-raw-transaction.html) https://blockchain.info/pushtx (https://blockchain.info/pushtx) Example: https://i.imgur.com/IdN9Aui.png (https://i.imgur.com/IdN9Aui.png) That's it for now! Feedback and input is of course appreciated. ;) Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: mcjavar on April 22, 2014, 08:57:49 PM Great tutorial, but I donīt get the transaction hash, so itīs not working for me.
Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: dexX7 on April 22, 2014, 11:46:51 PM Great tutorial, but I donīt get the transaction hash, so itīs not working for me. Could you please send me the result you receive and maybe also the raw transaction? I'll take a look at it. Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: mcjavar on April 23, 2014, 10:10:29 AM Great tutorial, but I donīt get the transaction hash, so itīs not working for me. Could you please send me the result you receive and maybe also the raw transaction? I'll take a look at it. do I need to provide my private key, too? Because I have XCP on that address. Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: dexX7 on April 23, 2014, 07:00:42 PM Great tutorial, but I donīt get the transaction hash, so itīs not working for me. Could you please send me the result you receive and maybe also the raw transaction? I'll take a look at it. do I need to provide my private key, too? Because I have XCP on that address. No! Please do never ever share your private key with anyone! I'd need to see your raw transaction to evaluate why your send fails. Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: mcjavar on April 25, 2014, 08:04:54 AM Iīm putting this one into the console:
 signrawtransaction 01000000022a934fd4b21e68aa8c532c587605d0a0f286d67da6c24d1191096600fede074200000 00000ffffffffd130e3599c5476b51d28b2a5875e2b1bcece78caf92f0b1703defdbf3a43b43c01 00000000ffffffff01204e0000000000001976a914517242c9f3b17165b2ed293a673a17d96c14c 7eb88ac00000000 null ' ["MyPrivateKey"] ' Is something else needed? Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: dexX7 on April 25, 2014, 03:28:28 PM Iīm putting this one into the console:  signrawtransaction 01000000022a934fd4b21e68aa8c532c587605d0a0f286d67da6c24d1191096600fede074200000 00000ffffffffd130e3599c5476b51d28b2a5875e2b1bcece78caf92f0b1703defdbf3a43b43c01 00000000ffffffff01204e0000000000001976a914517242c9f3b17165b2ed293a673a17d96c14c 7eb88ac00000000 null ' ["MyPrivateKey"] ' Is something else needed? Hm.. this should actually work, if you hold the key to 18RecXQxH8xuqS1zNgrukvPybDtc3Mn4br. I assume the empty spaces are due to a copy paste into the forum. Is your bitcoind client synchronized and what wallet software do you use usually to manage this address? Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: DenisZabar on August 12, 2014, 09:46:09 PM After enterd command signrawtransaction i getting this
Error: Please enter the wallet passphrase with walletpassphrase first. (code -13) Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: nutildah on August 13, 2014, 10:36:52 AM To push raw transactions: http://eligius.st/~wizkid057/newstats/pushtxn.php https://coinb.in/multisig/#broadcast Hi there, I'd be willing to give you a 10% tip of my 3 recoveries I want to perform if you could develop some kind of online tool that automates that transaction signature and broadcasting service. I suppose it has to be done through a bitcoin client but its gonna be a while before I have access to a fully-synced bitcoin-qt, to be honest. Thanks, I really appreciate the concept of your application. Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: dexX7 on August 13, 2014, 11:17:45 PM After enterd command signrawtransaction i getting this Error: Please enter the wallet passphrase with walletpassphrase first. (code -13) Try to run: Code: walletpassphrase *your-wallet-password* 120 This message appears, if your wallet is encrypted and this command will unlock the wallet for a moment. Hi there, I'd be willing to give you a 10% tip of my 3 recoveries I want to perform if you could develop some kind of online tool that automates that transaction signature and broadcasting service. Yes, I'd really like to do so and I have more than one node online which might be used for this task. But the main problem I see is security related. Creating raw transactions, preparing all commands (for bitcoin-cli or other wallets) and broadcasting the transaction in the end is fine, but I really don't want users to expose their private keys online. An alternative could be to create a basic one-purpose "offline" and clientside based tool which allows to sign the transaction. The process would be something like: 1. Enter your wallets online, select the coins to redeem 2. Copy transaction information into the offline signing tool 3. Push the transaction online This would minimize the risk, but maintaing usability is another topic. Well, I guess compared to now anything would be beneficial. ;) As a sidenote some numbers: (https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1ZenAAlcp4PPQMcG0NBWaqRuNc66vr8x8nNZZt3MA9Yo/edit#gid=546466269) Out of 84'666 multisig outputs in total (as of block height 312'999) only 14'954 are redeemed - that's 17.662 %. Chancecoin currently defines the golden standard with a ratio of ~60 % redeemed outputs -- they integrated the web API (http://api.bitwatch.co/listunspent) directly into their client. (docs are somewhat outdated - backend can be found here (https://github.com/dexX7/bitcoin/tree/master-addrindex-extended#rpc-commands)) Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: SkullCoin on October 07, 2014, 03:10:51 AM I'm trying to "Decode Raw Transaction" for address 1FFGwHsQsqTKjLfz3Tx4nf7gv1MDTq1BT (358 unspent outputs found.)
But I get.. "Parse: String index out of range: 80005" on "https://blockchain.info/decode-tx" When I try and Sign with Counterwallet i get "Invalid hex string" The wall of hex code is long, I wonder if there are limits in length. I'm using this tutorial http://imgur.com/a/YWKaV update: got it working with the max confirms limit settings. Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: dexX7 on October 07, 2014, 04:23:11 AM Hey SkullCoin,
can you paste the hex you are seeing? Edit: this might indeed be a bit long. You may try to use the settings and break it down into pieces, e.g.: https://i.imgur.com/o2gyKlV.png Edit: my local Bitcoin Core Qt client is able to "decoderawtransaction *the-ultra-long-hex*" without error, but I assume blockchain.info (and blockr.io) seems to be capped. Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: dexX7 on October 08, 2014, 07:21:27 AM update: got it working with the max confirms limit settings. Great to hear. Do you have a rough estimate how many outputs per redemption are within the limits? Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: Fiat_Hodler on September 10, 2015, 08:08:46 AM I dont understand the part where you say "At the very bottom a raw transaction is shown. The transaction is generated dynamically based on the list of unspent outputs, so if more outputs are added or removed a new raw transaction is generated on the fly. "
-- how exactly can I choose to send to another address other than the one we are using? Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: melisande on September 13, 2015, 08:17:54 AM This is a pretty nice project though I feel it would be greater if OP can increase the output value to be more than between 0.00000546 BTC and 0.00018 BTC.
N.B I have seen the solution in the settings thank you for creating this beautiful master piece. Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: cucumi on February 08, 2017, 10:34:40 AM Any help please?
Parse: exception decoding Hex string: String index out of range: 7357 Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: mishax1 on August 19, 2017, 10:56:08 AM Sorry for bumping this old thread, buy it seems that this guide doesn't work anymore, tried to sign various tx from omni and counterparty , tried various services to sign and broadcast , even qt..
getting "There was an error decoding your transaction! Check what you entered!" error on https://blockr.io/tx/push and "16: mandatory-script-verify-flag-failed (Public key is neither compressed or uncompressed) (code -26)" on bitcoin-qt Any idea how to solve this would help. Thanks Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: dexX7 on October 07, 2017, 02:13:08 PM Sorry for bumping this old thread, buy it seems that this guide doesn't work anymore, tried to sign various tx from omni and counterparty , tried various services to sign and broadcast , even qt.. getting "There was an error decoding your transaction! Check what you entered!" error on https://blockr.io/tx/push and "16: mandatory-script-verify-flag-failed (Public key is neither compressed or uncompressed) (code -26)" on bitcoin-qt Any idea how to solve this would help. Thanks Some transactions from Counterparty were created with invalid public keys and are no longer redeemable. See also: https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/issues/5939 Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: mishax1 on October 08, 2017, 05:15:22 AM Sorry for bumping this old thread, buy it seems that this guide doesn't work anymore, tried to sign various tx from omni and counterparty , tried various services to sign and broadcast , even qt.. getting "There was an error decoding your transaction! Check what you entered!" error on https://blockr.io/tx/push and "16: mandatory-script-verify-flag-failed (Public key is neither compressed or uncompressed) (code -26)" on bitcoin-qt Any idea how to solve this would help. Thanks Some transactions from Counterparty were created with invalid public keys and are no longer redeemable. See also: https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/issues/5939 So it applies on omni as well ? I have a pure omni address with the same issue. Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: Rash10 on November 02, 2017, 10:25:52 PM Hi Dexx7 ,I will like to thank you for your good work .i get this process right and Broadcast Transaction and transaction id but the transaction unconfirmed ,this transaction was bitcoin which accidentally sent to bitcoin cash address the both address private keys control by me ,Any information on how to retrieve bitcoin from bitcoin cash address ,thanks. :)
Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: over my head on November 30, 2017, 11:30:03 PM DexX7,
You sound like the guy I need to talk to. This looks like a program that would help me. I am a rookie at this and screwed up my first transiaction. I am a little intimidated by the process. Is it possible that you could walk me through the steps using Block Chain as an example. Block Chain is the wallet I used. I sent bitcoins to a bitcoin cash address and now they are in cyber space "unspent" but the confirmations keep going up . KRACKEN was where I was sending them...and they so politely told me I was out of luck. I think this approach would help me. Your patience and advice would be sooooooo appreciated. Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: metarzan on December 08, 2017, 05:57:11 AM Hi,
dexX7 I actually sent you a private message a few hours ago and since I sent it I found a lot more info so Ill just ask my main question here. IF ANYONE can answer this I would really appreciate it! I have a bunch of unspent transactions I found on Blockchain from one of my initial transactions with Bitcoin. The Sweeper seems to be working as you say, and show in this forum, but I wanted to know does the unspent have to go to the last address or can that be changed, OR is that what the Step by Step is showing in this thread above? OR.... am I out of luck getting the unspent sent to me specifically?? Thanks!!! Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: letsfly on December 08, 2017, 07:32:15 AM How does it work with coinomi wallet ?
Title: Re: Coin Sweeper - Redeem your multisig outputs Post by: baypp2877 on December 08, 2017, 10:04:00 AM Quote Furthermore a raw transaction can be created which collects and combines unspent outputs whereby outputs from multiple addresses can be used. The most important feature: standard multi signature outputs are included and it's very easy to redeem Mastercoin or Counterparty dust. https://i.imgur.com/26Y9q8x.png (http://redeem.bitwatch.co/) The basis for this was sipa's awesome address indexed (https://github.com/sipa/bitcoin/tree/addrindex) Bitcoin branch which received some further additions (https://github.com/dexX7/bitcoin/tree/addrindex). Please note: this is experimental (https://i.imgur.com/WTob4jT.jpg) and feedback is appreciated. :) How can i do this with transactions sent to me from someone else that was never spent is it possible or only to redeem transactions i have sent |
