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1  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: Fork Sweeper on: July 23, 2020, 01:51:55 PM
That was way faster, than i expected.
Thank you, i will have a look at it.
2  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Fork Sweeper on: July 23, 2020, 11:54:20 AM
Hello, there my dear cryptopeople.

I encountered some people, whom asked me, what to do about theire coins from Bitcoin forks. Since i could not find any software for that, I hope, you may point me in the right direction.

In case there is nothing, i started coding something:

I was thinking about you entering your 12- or 24-word mnemonic, armory recovery seed, whatever software you use-seed in a python script. Then the software goes down common (and maybe specifiable) derivation paths, to generate a definable amount of addresses. If it finds an output, which was unspent on time of fork, it acts accordingly.

Whereby this software has an online and offline part. The online one only takes xpub-keys or a list of addresses to check against -generated from offline version- and returns a modified list to the offline one. For example by pickling it, transferring by sneaker-protocol and unpickling it.
The offline one generates lists of public keys, if no xpub (or something like that is known) for giving it to online version. And than generates QR-Codes with privkeys for content or raw singed transactions to definable addresses. So you can easily sweep that funds to wherever you want. Also it should give warnings, to all those keys, which are vulnerable to replay attacks.

Also nice would be, if you could tell the software, to use a specified fullnode to gather data from (currently it uses blockchair).

All, my coding skills and knowledge allowed me to do relatively safely can be found here: https://github.com/GitNabCoiner/sweep

Thank you for your time and help. :-)
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