[Finished] Let's see how long it will take

[Taras]

01000000016cad4cca40e64a3292b5f232e41fef9385f9616e7939e8c1667a4fd5f1dded9700000 000fd5e0100493046022100ef691187c5ca5e75db8a8d7e9bd1ef7b1ffef0cf6be714be085f71de e661aa65022100dd51601e5c3433b6350674a935eb49197774e1fddef199a29e4250ebdc5637040 147304402203400e7e14fcbd07cba3eee6878a3ce6310eab566fce945ecda28a15e0a0b9a060220 5eab6d41c935318237d93a12800c7e67cb37a1d9de9c9dfa55cc3b1061023f81014cc9524104a34 b99f22c790c4e36b2b3c2c35a36db06226e41c692fc82b8b56ac1c540c5bd5b8dec5235a0fa8722 476c7709c02559e3aa73aa03918ba2d492eea75abea2354104235f1dbc98897c46d3628d963a5f7 86b303ea62b0c52618e8fc49181fc2a660dbf2e005866090dcc314210ce3462ddb6bb9dfd8e3306 8bb27b5ee074ee798de341041d4171b2e81e4ae611a7801dbea0e84c88d1b4edf634b9187938c8e 57ec9e14310b57e5a8b584a4532262e1ca2baec5aab80a72994cae18005bb3a34ad51be2b53aeff ffffff01a0860100000000001976a91452167f8aaa177b625c407c8d0c95b0afda750a5488ac000 00000

[Taras]

57 seconds: 0d8ab6318993f00fbb68d2b6b348f24fffef14fd67dfa2a28bdd37c1f62a4f5b

That was cool, I will definitely be doing this again

edit: This was a raw transaction and I wanted to see how long it would take for some random guy to broadcast it.

[TheButterZone]

There's one way to say "fuck you" to transaction deanonymization.

[khazix]

wait what?? 

[Taras]

There's one way to say "fuck you" to transaction deanonymization.

Here's another:

[b!z]

What is this

[Taras]

wait what?? 

What is this

It was a raw transaction, which anyone could broadcast to the bitcoin network.
It's basically a check saying "send 0.001 BTC from address A to address B" that's already signed and valid. So, anybody I gave the code to could broadcast the transaction and they wouldn't be able to change anything (it would invalidate the existing signatures). 57 seconds passed, and i hear blockchain.info's *beep* regarding this transaction: https://blockchain.info/tx/0d8ab6318993f00fbb68d2b6b348f24fffef14fd67dfa2a28bdd37c1f62a4f5b

(someone reading the op in this thread copy pasted the raw transaction and pushed it to the network)

[b!z]

wait what??  

What is this

It was a raw transaction, which anyone could broadcast to the bitcoin network.
It's basically a check saying "send 0.001 BTC from address A to address B" that's already signed and valid. So, anybody I gave the code to could broadcast the transaction and they wouldn't be able to change anything (it would invalidate the existing signatures). 57 seconds passed, and i hear blockchain.info's *beep* regarding this transaction: https://blockchain.info/tx/0d8ab6318993f00fbb68d2b6b348f24fffef14fd67dfa2a28bdd37c1f62a4f5b

(someone reading the op in this thread copy pasted the raw transaction and pushed it to the network)

I wasn't asking about that, but okay

[Taras]

wait what??  

What is this

It was a raw transaction, which anyone could broadcast to the bitcoin network.
It's basically a check saying "send 0.001 BTC from address A to address B" that's already signed and valid. So, anybody I gave the code to could broadcast the transaction and they wouldn't be able to change anything (it would invalidate the existing signatures). 57 seconds passed, and i hear blockchain.info's *beep* regarding this transaction: https://blockchain.info/tx/0d8ab6318993f00fbb68d2b6b348f24fffef14fd67dfa2a28bdd37c1f62a4f5b

(someone reading the op in this thread copy pasted the raw transaction and pushed it to the network)

I wasn't asking about that, but okay

Were you asking about the "FUCK YOU TRANSACTION DEANONYMIZATION" part?
I'm pretty sure that was because everybody could be pushing everybody else's transactions to the network. Not much of an improvement from our current system

[b!z]

wait what?? 

What is this

It was a raw transaction, which anyone could broadcast to the bitcoin network.
It's basically a check saying "send 0.001 BTC from address A to address B" that's already signed and valid. So, anybody I gave the code to could broadcast the transaction and they wouldn't be able to change anything (it would invalidate the existing signatures). 57 seconds passed, and i hear blockchain.info's *beep* regarding this transaction: https://blockchain.info/tx/0d8ab6318993f00fbb68d2b6b348f24fffef14fd67dfa2a28bdd37c1f62a4f5b

(someone reading the op in this thread copy pasted the raw transaction and pushed it to the network)

I wasn't asking about that, but okay

Were you asking about the "FUCK YOU TRANSACTION DEANONYMIZATION" part?
I'm pretty sure that was because everybody could be pushing everybody else's transactions to the network. Not much of an improvement from our current system

No, not that, but thanks for the explanation