Stake your Bitcoin address here

[bitmover]

So this leaves that segwit addresses are to verify by Electrum or brainwallet still?

Electrum is the only wallet that build it own way to sign and verify messages using Segwit addresses.

There is no standard made to verify signed messages usign segwit addresses, so Core and other clients do not recognize Electrum signed messages from segwit addresses for now.

[bitbollo]

Electrum

Any wallet (except for segwit address) can sign a message (see explanation below).
Same message could be signed with an infinite list of wallet, and is not useful anyone need it to know which you used.

So this leaves that segwit addresses are to verify by Electrum or brainwallet still?

Electrum is the only wallet that build it own way to sign and verify messages using Segwit addresses.

There is no standard made to verify signed messages usign segwit addresses, so Core and other clients do not recognize Electrum signed messages from segwit addresses for now.

About Segwit addresses used for signature check my post here (quoted)

Hi Guys,
I think that Post a photo as confirmation is pretty useless, since we have online system that can't be modified and are really easy to use and also easy to share!
https://jhoenicke.github.io/brainwallet.github.io/#verify

How about segwit address?

Hi,
check this: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3525240.0

Could we please make more public know that you can not signing a message using p2sh address. Apparently there are some wallets that accept or understand signatures using an address in this format. But if it is something restricted, it does not seem to be ideal. Looking at the topic on stake address, it is clear that many do not know about it. I think it would be important to be clear on this issue and the difficulty you may have in the future if you need to demonstrate ownership of that address in a simple and efficient way.

Explanation on GitHub issue #10542 https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/issues/10542

And this technical explanation about the issue with native segwit address while signing a message.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2885058.msg29647827#msg29647827

[MegoBasha]

Very good Idea
This mine
14TeTRDXGUXDtveMjZkPZXVat4GUUjweKT


thanks

[y2j89]

Very good Idea
This mine
14TeTRDXGUXDtveMjZkPZXVat4GUUjweKT


thanks

Quoted! You may want to sign a message!

[spadormie]

Electrum

Any wallet (except for segwit address) can sign a message (see explanation below).
Same message could be signed with an infinite list of wallet, and is not useful anyone need it to know which you used.

I get all of it! Thanks for the explanation. nc50lc said was a little confusing since he said that

It's a legacy address, we don't have to use Electrum to verify it.

that's why it's confusing. This is just my first time using Electrum since I have the priv key. I'm a user of a wallet in which I do not own the priv key. Thank you again.

[50 Cent]

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Here 50 Cent Bitcointalk 23/05/2019
3G2mcoc5E4QH2756TXo5F3iXhuSLgb9Xqx
bc1q0l838e20csr0tea34xyxe5eqqs39csf2kmv27z
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1CentNivo5Pe4FiGaieWEtRiwaQYhAv2KZ
G5uL2Njf3ZNWkYX3XIMCGbUkSvwG66uliM1rUtbjVCSjB+mbau/9GTfbfHhUn7QL+kEn02jbDAJvPth5lxwzNMM=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

[roycilik]

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Here 50 Cent Bitcointalk 23/05/2019
3G2mcoc5E4QH2756TXo5F3iXhuSLgb9Xqx
bc1q0l838e20csr0tea34xyxe5eqqs39csf2kmv27z
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1CentNivo5Pe4FiGaieWEtRiwaQYhAv2KZ
G5uL2Njf3ZNWkYX3XIMCGbUkSvwG66uliM1rUtbjVCSjB+mbau/9GTfbfHhUn7QL+kEn02jbDAJvPth5lxwzNMM=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

Quoted and verified

[lobcmt2]

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Here 50 Cent Bitcointalk 23/05/2019
3G2mcoc5E4QH2756TXo5F3iXhuSLgb9Xqx
bc1q0l838e20csr0tea34xyxe5eqqs39csf2kmv27z
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1CentNivo5Pe4FiGaieWEtRiwaQYhAv2KZ
G5uL2Njf3ZNWkYX3XIMCGbUkSvwG66uliM1rUtbjVCSjB+mbau/9GTfbfHhUn7QL+kEn02jbDAJvPth5lxwzNMM=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

Quoted, verified and archived. However it seems that you want to have proofs of your two bitcoin addresses (bc1q0l838e20csr0tea34xyxe5eqqs39csf2kmv27z - that you use to sign the message, and this one: 3G2mcoc5E4QH2756TXo5F3iXhuSLgb9Xqx). I suggest you to sign a message with the second address if two addresses have been on two computers.

[50 Cent]

I suggest you to sign a message with the second address if two addresses have been on two computers.

It is address on my one PC and  use only 1 privat key on my Electrum

p2pkh:
p2wpkh-p2sh:
p2wpkh:

[pandukelana2712]

I suggest you to sign a message with the second address if two addresses have been on two computers.

It is address on my one PC and  use only 1 privat key on my Electrum

p2pkh:
p2wpkh-p2sh:
p2wpkh:

Are you mean 1 private key generate 3 wallet address, right? as mu_enrico mentioned at his thread.
p2pkh: 1CentNivo5Pe4FiGaieWEtRiwaQYhAv2KZ
p2wpkh-p2sh: 3G2mcoc5E4QH2756TXo5F3iXhuSLgb9Xqx
p2wpkh: bc1q0l838e20csr0tea34xyxe5eqqs39csf2kmv27z

[Timelord2067]

I suggest you to sign a message with the second address if two addresses have been on two computers.

It is address on my one PC and  use only 1 privat key on my Electrum

p2pkh:
p2wpkh-p2sh:
p2wpkh:

Are you mean 1 private key generate 3 wallet address, right? as mu_enrico mentioned at his thread.
p2pkh: 1CentNivo5Pe4FiGaieWEtRiwaQYhAv2KZ
p2wpkh-p2sh: 3G2mcoc5E4QH2756TXo5F3iXhuSLgb9Xqx
p2wpkh: bc1q0l838e20csr0tea34xyxe5eqqs39csf2kmv27z

Quotes and archived for future reference...

[ene1980]

This is my address
bc1q8u77jpwcyuv6xdqa0cfwd469ax79lhe7v69n39

Someone quote me.
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
This is Ene1980 from bitcointalk
 
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
bc1q8u77jpwcyuv6xdqa0cfwd469ax79lhe7v69n39

H+zvh5NHRNakG7VDdJiMPzReNCtQcIZusNoh0xityyI6EJ4npXqeyh/OpTcd+iZ2DpNnjFqi/HH7AwgBt7Odwqo=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

Quoted but I can't verify your address because there's no message for signature at your post above.
Post your address like this

Did that mate, just check one more time.

[roycilik]

This is my address
bc1q8u77jpwcyuv6xdqa0cfwd469ax79lhe7v69n39

Someone quote me.

Just Quoted

[pandukelana2712]

This is my address
bc1q8u77jpwcyuv6xdqa0cfwd469ax79lhe7v69n39

Someone quote me.

Quoted but I can't verify your address because there's no message for signature at your post above.
Post your address like this

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
****your signature message****
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
***your address for staking***
***your signature that you get from electrum***
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

[jspielberg]

This is my address
bc1q8u77jpwcyuv6xdqa0cfwd469ax79lhe7v69n39

Someone quote me.
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
This is Ene1980 from bitcointalk
 
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
bc1q8u77jpwcyuv6xdqa0cfwd469ax79lhe7v69n39

H+zvh5NHRNakG7VDdJiMPzReNCtQcIZusNoh0xityyI6EJ4npXqeyh/OpTcd+iZ2DpNnjFqi/HH7AwgBt7Odwqo=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

Quoted but I can't verify your address because there's no message for signature at your post above.
Post your address like this

Did that mate, just check one more time.

I wasn't able to verify this message with https://brainwalletx.github.io/#verify

[pandukelana2712]

This is my address
bc1q8u77jpwcyuv6xdqa0cfwd469ax79lhe7v69n39

Someone quote me.
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
This is Ene1980 from bitcointalk
 
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
bc1q8u77jpwcyuv6xdqa0cfwd469ax79lhe7v69n39

H+zvh5NHRNakG7VDdJiMPzReNCtQcIZusNoh0xityyI6EJ4npXqeyh/OpTcd+iZ2DpNnjFqi/HH7AwgBt7Odwqo=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

Quoted but I can't verify your address because there's no message for signature at your post above.
Post your address like this

Did that mate, just check one more time.

Quoted and verified with electrum 3.3.6

[HCP]

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
This is Ene1980 from bitcointalk

Just for the record... that is a really bad message... it doesn't include the date, or the purpose for the message... someone could possibly use that message, address and signature to impersonate you on other platforms... For instance, someone could create a Telegram account called @ene1980_ and then send someone that signed message and say "see, I'm Ene1980 from Bitcointalk, you can trust me".

Signed messages should always be dated, and state the purpose of the message. So in this instance, a better message would be:

This is Ene1980 from BitcoinTalk. The date today is DD/MM/YYYY and I am staking address bc1xyzabc123
[/quote[

[ikicha]

Hi. after hacked 1 week ago, now i want to stake my bitcoin address.
Starting from May, 29 - 2019

Bitcoin Address : 1Ewzm83CdwQndrBBX7zd1sawdkquqiM5af

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hi. I am Ikicha from bitcointalk.
Today is May, 29 - 2019 and i am staking this address 1Ewzm83CdwQndrBBX7zd1sawdkquqiM5af.
I will use this address from now.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
IKhu+E8nlutcYB1cT0U9C09v7e+zWMtXQ/+eFovsxdKIPEz6aCpAblUbGZZj9HeNjQCjEVajNb1Tenb9JwgzxjY=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

==============

And this is for backup addresses, i stake my ethereum address.

Ethereum Address : 0x8Caab934c654213F1Ad4Cd19b74fb675Af3D3935

{
  "address": "0x8caab934c654213f1ad4cd19b74fb675af3d3935",
  "msg": "Hi. I am Ikicha from bitcointalk.\nToday is May, 29 - 2019 and i am staking this address 0x8Caab934c654213F1Ad4Cd19b74fb675Af3D3935.\nI will use this address from now.",
  "sig": "0xaf01b511fbb4fba83de552e9c8e2ca8eeb65ed2ea6715f16965ad0bb6c3e929d67a59395ad73c a69ec53db38b423b48adb5ae1b4409e3f4b136ffaf4d618297e1c",
  "version": "3",
  "signer": "MEW"
}

[TheBeardedBaby]

Hi. after hacked 1 week ago, now i want to stake my bitcoin address.
Starting from May, 29 - 2019

Bitcoin Address : 1Ewzm83CdwQndrBBX7zd1sawdkquqiM5af

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hi. I am Ikicha from bitcointalk.
Today is May, 29 - 2019 and i am staking this address 1Ewzm83CdwQndrBBX7zd1sawdkquqiM5af.
I will use this address from now.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
IKhu+E8nlutcYB1cT0U9C09v7e+zWMtXQ/+eFovsxdKIPEz6aCpAblUbGZZj9HeNjQCjEVajNb1Tenb9JwgzxjY=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

==============

And this is for backup addresses, i stake my ethereum address.

Ethereum Address : 0x8Caab934c654213F1Ad4Cd19b74fb675Af3D3935

{
  "address": "0x8caab934c654213f1ad4cd19b74fb675af3d3935",
  "msg": "Hi. I am Ikicha from bitcointalk.\nToday is May, 29 - 2019 and i am staking this address 0x8Caab934c654213F1Ad4Cd19b74fb675Af3D3935.\nI will use this address from now.",
  "sig": "0xaf01b511fbb4fba83de552e9c8e2ca8eeb65ed2ea6715f16965ad0bb6c3e929d67a59395ad73c a69ec53db38b423b48adb5ae1b4409e3f4b136ffaf4d618297e1c",
  "version": "3",
  "signer": "MEW"
}

Quoted and verified the BTC wallet with brainwallet.

[ene1980]

someone could possibly use that message, address and signature to impersonate you on other platforms... For instance, someone could create a Telegram account called @ene1980_ and then send someone that signed message and say "see, I'm Ene1980 from Bitcointalk, you can trust me".

Thanks for all the suggestion, i never thought like that

This is my address
bc1q8u77jpwcyuv6xdqa0cfwd469ax79lhe7v69n39

Someone quote me.
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
This is Ene1980 from Bitcointalk. The date today is 29/05/2019 and I am staking address bc1q8u77jpwcyuv6xdqa0cfwd469ax79lhe7v69n39
 
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
bc1q8u77jpwcyuv6xdqa0cfwd469ax79lhe7v69n39

H3Y1woVWkHz5KhpxNl9GyRvWEno4Uh7j6/o2GgfUze16L9mJEbYjlhu10oVodGvtBDSRuOSMbvjPUoHEr8nS4Vc=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----