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Can't think of anything. Maybe a drink will help.
Is the brainwallet corresponding to the other 4 usernames 1ED7i2wqgWFRt9Pc21PJMn4UAt4R4ncea?
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My best guess was that the numbers corresponded to the letters to use. But xig?e wasn't a valid username. You're right about the gambling connection, hmm...
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I'd like to buy a house with BTC so please loan me 5,000 at 3% interest for 30 years.
thanks
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Export your private key to another wallet client.
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Could you post the brainwallet address of each of the individual solutions? Just to check our progress so far?
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If we PMed you with our shipping and sent the coins will we get a confirmation?
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I thought about trying to brute force the first one, but I think I'll just go to bed  |
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Ah I see, that helps a lot
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I think I'm just getting tired, all I can remotely think of for #2 is pywallet |
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I have a guess for 3. Lost on 1&2 now though.
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I'm having doubts about 1 now, I was too hasty.
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Can't figure out 2 or 3. Good fun, though.
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You can use the command line to do it with electrum also.
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I still don't understand it!  Think of the private key as the password to encrypt a message and the public key can be used to decrypt it. It's not quite right, but close enough. |
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Bitcoin consists of two keys. A private key that can sign messages and a public key that can verify messages. The private key is in your wallet and the public key is your bitcoin address. You can sign a message using your wallet. Bitcoin-qt has a sign command, electrum does too. So let's say your wallet has the following:
public key: 1J34kfk39dhkf3fl4545l4 (your address)
private key: 5L39adfk4l44vDDF34fkk3299fdkfk433 (your private key)
To sign a message you'll need the private key. It'll combine it with your message to generate a signature.
Message:
Hello this is Bob and own these shares please transfer them to a new address: 1RunDMC30r94rfdk404331
Combined with private key = Signature: G40fsadljk309dvlk4lkgG23r32r32rL=
Anyone with the public key (bitcoin address) can verify the message
./electrum verify 1J34kfk39dhkf3fl4545l4 "Hello this is Bob and own these shares please transfer them to a new address: 1RunDMC30r94rfdk404331" G40fsadljk309dvlk4lkgG23r32r32rL=
will return true if it was signed with the private key corresponding to 1J34kfk39dhkf3fl4545l4
This is actually how bitcoin works in the first place -- you sign a message that says "send so and so 15 BTC from this address"
Which wallet did you use to make the original purchase?
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cp1; 2; 0.70; 1DoBrUogLJEJZsjABmP8FRmYKnyJXjbyqM
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How could he think they'd extend him a $5,000 credit line?
I'm interested to see what judgements they have against them.
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I doubt mining uses very much bandwidth at all.
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