How to send fake Bitcoin

[azaarps]

Thanks to everyone for the positive and negative response, but I just want to learn the method out of curiosity to gain experiences and learn things in the field of the blockchain system with it to know how I will know how to protect myself
Also, I am curious to know this type, I will try it on myself to find out the mechanism of action only, this is out of curiosity only 

[erikoy]

There are none actually because bitcoin transaction is having the same network communicating in the same network this is why it is called peer to peer (P2P). So if there are fake bitcoin then it cannot go through with the network unless there is actually bitcoin but has just being made double spending to cancel bitcoin transaction and will not get confirm and tge tx will be use and to be provided by the scammer for them to use it to make believe the target individual to get scam.

[budi691]

knowledge that does not need to be learned, if it is done it will harm others a lot, * with a record of committing fraud *
so my advice is better not to study it, because if you already know the possibility of deceiving other people will be wide open.

[azaarps]

There are none actually because bitcoin transaction is having the same network communicating in the same network this is why it is called peer to peer (P2P). So if there are fake bitcoin then it cannot go through with the network unless there is actually bitcoin but has just being made double spending to cancel bitcoin transaction and will not get confirm and tge tx will be use and to be provided by the scammer for them to use it to make believe the target individual to get scam.

Thanks for answering my brother

[bob123]

Is this a joke?

Do you really (and i mean really) believe it is possible to send "fake" bitcoins?
Don't you think that the whole system would be broken if that was possible?
Don't you think someone actually would have exploited that already to get rich?

To answer your question, ... no such software does not exist (and never will). Each person claiming such software exists is either dumb,  a scammer or both.

[azaarps]

Is this a joke?

Do you really (and i mean really) believe it is possible to send "fake" bitcoins?
Don't you think that the whole system would be broken if that was possible?
Don't you think someone actually would have exploited that already to get rich?

To answer your question, ... no such software does not exist (and never will). Each person claiming such software exists is either dumb,  a scammer or both.

Thanks for stating my friend

[azaarps]

I dont know what do you mean, its possible to create fake transaction?

Yeah

[mardaed]

Learning this kind of method will end up scamming other users as I am not convinced that you are curious in learning this process out of curiosity only. Most of the newbies can easily be fooled in this kind of technique that is why I will not recommend this to be told publicly just to protect the good image of bitcoin.

And teaching someone on how the double spend technique works is not a good idea even if you are asking for a service fee as there is a big possibility that it can be abuse rather than for learning purposes.

[Leviathan.007]

OP you shouldn't really ask such question here in this forum, what is the purpose of learning how to send fake bitcoin transaction other than scamming other people? I see @coupable also mentioned your project named bitcoind. Now it smells fishy when you are asking such questions. Even if you are not going to use this method for your project, asking this question will bring bad reputation for you and your project you lunched a few days ago. 

[azaarps]

OP you shouldn't really ask such question here in this forum, what is the purpose of learning how to send fake bitcoin transaction other than scamming other people? I see @coupable also mentioned your project named bitcoind. Now it smells fishy when you are asking such questions. Even if you are not going to use this method for your project, asking this question will bring bad reputation for you and your project you lunched a few days ago. 

This has nothing to do with my project

[milewilda]

OP you shouldn't really ask such question here in this forum, what is the purpose of learning how to send fake bitcoin transaction other than scamming other people? I see @coupable also mentioned your project named bitcoind. Now it smells fishy when you are asking such questions. Even if you are not going to use this method for your project, asking this question will bring bad reputation for you and your project you lunched a few days ago. 

This has nothing to do with my project

Seems like that no one had still teach you down? Dont expect for people to teach you about this (fake transaction). This had been known as double-spending
or making out transaction with putting a very little amount of fees for it neither to be not to be broadcasted into the network or by miners.
Asking out on how to make fake bitcoin transactions then theres no valid reason for someone not to think that you are just trying to make use
of this method to scam out people.On generalization, bitcoin transactions are irreversible and once you had sent it then theres no turning back
and talking about fake bitcoin? then you can consider BCH on that one. lol

[bob123]

This has nothing to do with my project

Then you might want to elaborate what your project is about, instead of asking vague questions.

Seems like that no one had still teach you down? Dont expect for people to teach you about this (fake transaction). This had been known as double-spending
or making out transaction with putting a very little amount of fees for it neither to be not to be broadcasted into the network or by miners.

How is a "fake transaction" related to double spending?
The first is a non-existing construct while the latter is an attack / problem a digital currency has to solve.

[coupable]

OP you shouldn't really ask such question here in this forum, what is the purpose of learning how to send fake bitcoin transaction other than scamming other people? I see @coupable also mentioned your project named bitcoind. Now it smells fishy when you are asking such questions. Even if you are not going to use this method for your project, asking this question will bring bad reputation for you and your project you lunched a few days ago. 

Not just this. The issue is almost bigger. Op created a web-wallet called a bitcoind. Isn't strange how someone able to create a wallet doesn't know about double spending and replace-by-fee and bitcoin testnet and other elements within the bitcoin field ?
His announcement thread in English was deleted by mods while the other topic is still there in our local board .

[Light onuoha]

Little advice, there's nothing like  "for learning purpose". I don't know how to do such, and I don't want to know use your time to learn reasonable things.

[verniy0012]

why you want to know? to scam?

[bayu7adi]

I am not sure about the program or software. To make transactions on the blockchain network we have to create a  chain that is interconnected with previous transactions. Then the transaction is agreed upon by the network
Then if duplication occurs, then it should have a previous chain, and the method of sending bitcoins with such software will not be confirmed by the blockchain network, and very confident that the transaction will fail, because there was no previous chain.

correct me if I misunderstand

[mardaed]

Something that is common (or at least relatively) is the double spend option. You sometimes see people trying and then the transaction on the work is gone. You will get away with it with relatively small amounts, but the consequences can be enormous if they do it with high amounts for example. Incidentally, it is not as easy as it sounds. I did a puzzle once but couldn't figure it out.

[Mpamaegbu]

I still wonder how scammers pull out a very realistic one. Just last week a random guy PM'ed me in telegram asking for my help, he said his bitcoin is stuck at an exchange coz his country is restricted so he can't pulled it out. Bruuh I know from that point he's trying to scam me, guess who's bored that day coz I bite it LOL so yeah he told me to register to a never heard exchange ( crypto4trading. scom) which I did, he send me around 1.2BTC fake ones, I didn't ask for hash he might lose his mind HAHA, then the website asks to deposit first before I can transfer it, so I told him to wait for like 10 mins coz I need to open my lappy and deposit the money, then I told him that I deposited it, he didn't ask a tx too LMAO. I don't know if until now he's waiting for it  
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Lol...😂😂😂 but certainly you're a bad dude, ain't you? That really got me laughing here. Sure you're a smart dude and that's why you aren't getting caught in that web of deceit. I have always maintained that a lot of people get scammed because of their greed to reap where they didn't sow. Who would give free Bitcoin out just that easy to random strangers. A lot of impatient folks would've jumped at the 1.2btc on the site and lost their senses of reasoning. Hence, scammed.

[bL4nkcode]

Then if duplication occurs, then it should have a previous chain, and the method of sending bitcoins with such software will not be confirmed by the blockchain network, and very confident that the transaction will fail, because there was no previous chain.

correct me if I misunderstand

It wouldn't happen in the very first place, and there's no "fake" bitcoin that will be created or confirmed, and if by chance the malicious tx brodcasted it will be dropped eventually. What op is trying to ask/learn or whatever is double spending which is a common way of scammers to fool people sending bitcoin/crypto.

[death69]

I guess you mention a double-spend transaction. There is no way to send fake bitcoin. Using double-spend transaction makes your transaction never be confirmed. And soon, the blockchain will send back your bitcoin to your own address. There are many sources on the Internet show you how to do it. However, It is not a good idea to use this method to steal other people money

As a bitcoin veteran user, only send your money when you see at least 1 confirmation.