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[Mt. Gox]

Someone to verify my old address.

Code:

Address:
15QLwhoYgaVt7nMUm5NCV1Z13VCqD12x9f
Message:
I confirm that I am the owner of this address. username on Bitcointalk examplens. u=314792 Also, my second address is 3FWdmutJ8pqH9D3VNd7j2BLBUXJv49qZxW 17.June.2019

G9A8etmyun3FskvtFqVeZJGYj6WWyYfY32rmoZAwQLrhSSj3oDEarSYLOpey/GTNmXqxZjWRU1IsOgiJrsqtMdU=

thanks

Hmm... Can anybody else verify this? I've tried for a good 20 minutes so far and it doesn't seem to be working on my end...

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[Csmiami]

Someone to verify my old address.

Code:

Address:
15QLwhoYgaVt7nMUm5NCV1Z13VCqD12x9f
Message:
I confirm that I am the owner of this address. username on Bitcointalk examplens. u=314792 Also, my second address is 3FWdmutJ8pqH9D3VNd7j2BLBUXJv49qZxW 17.June.2019

G9A8etmyun3FskvtFqVeZJGYj6WWyYfY32rmoZAwQLrhSSj3oDEarSYLOpey/GTNmXqxZjWRU1IsOgiJrsqtMdU=

thanks

Hmm... Can anybody else verify this? I've tried for a good 20 minutes so far and it doesn't seem to be working on my end...

and Trezor seems to verify that second address: 1KzL5UBgBkiG5SSFwxfFA7qGnFtogFG6kQ

[asu]

Someone to verify my old address.

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thanks

Hmm... Can anybody else verify this? I've tried for a good 20 minutes so far and it doesn't seem to be working on my end...

Verified

from the btc address of

Code:

1KzL5UBgBkiG5SSFwxfFA7qGnFtogFG6kQ

not for

Code:

15QLwhoYgaVt7nMUm5NCV1Z13VCqD12x9f

[Mt. Gox]

and Trezor seems to verify that second address: 1KzL5UBgBkiG5SSFwxfFA7qGnFtogFG6kQ

Verified

from the btc address of

Code:

1KzL5UBgBkiG5SSFwxfFA7qGnFtogFG6kQ

not for

Code:

15QLwhoYgaVt7nMUm5NCV1Z13VCqD12x9f

Ah, thanks for that.

I thought my browser was acting up. Can confirm it works here too.

[examplens]

idk where is the problem, lets try again

Code:

15QLwhoYgaVt7nMUm5NCV1Z13VCqD12x9f

Message:
I confirm that I am the owner of this address. examplens from Bitcointalk, u=314792 18.june 2019

GxhHe0G5/FWuoBY8rxNrelwgDSTfNzNlnQxcf0dbFKDTedpfNwX5YPTLaHBpUzkqll/xBR/+BWJALoEXXEVagrM=

It is my address from blockchain.info
https://imgur.com/snzH1Kk

[asu]

idk where is the problem, lets try again

Code:

15QLwhoYgaVt7nMUm5NCV1Z13VCqD12x9f

Message:
I confirm that I am the owner of this address. examplens from Bitcointalk, u=314792 18.june 2019

GxhHe0G5/FWuoBY8rxNrelwgDSTfNzNlnQxcf0dbFKDTedpfNwX5YPTLaHBpUzkqll/xBR/+BWJALoEXXEVagrM=

It is my address from blockchain.info
https://imgur.com/snzH1Kk

Verified again.

for btc address:

Code:

1PigxJDgSuQE2QbuCdLXBJn449y1GQw6xK

not for

Code:

15QLwhoYgaVt7nMUm5NCV1Z13VCqD12x9f

[examplens]

ghh

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
This is an exI confirm that I am the owner of this address. examplens from Bitcointalk, u=314792 18.june 2019 ample of a signed message.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
15QLwhoYgaVt7nMUm5NCV1Z13VCqD12x9f
G9aUI8m7/JYPacJeNH/pLz/3ckwj2g/asDR8xLVkFV/B5O/ALVjdh3mH5PfXDar/RmY+gZDtd1Sg9Gra6ZFoBWU=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

thanks

[asu]

ghh

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
This is an exI confirm that I am the owner of this address. examplens from Bitcointalk, u=314792 18.june 2019 ample of a signed message.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
15QLwhoYgaVt7nMUm5NCV1Z13VCqD12x9f
G9aUI8m7/JYPacJeNH/pLz/3ckwj2g/asDR8xLVkFV/B5O/ALVjdh3mH5PfXDar/RmY+gZDtd1Sg9Gra6ZFoBWU=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

thanks

You got it right now bud.

Verified

[thd26bct]

Today, it's time. Please verify my message if you have time. I thank you all for your time to help me with this.

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
I am the owner of thd26bct from Bitcointalk, u=1282184 21th June 2019. Today I sign a message
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
bc1qk2r84upxpymtxcrsg0lv8te8dyfttz6f6t6rlw
Hw4BrfNhIQSpHi1K/TyOaic5oyiqtLplp+SvAl1wOQphG3kTCfpJpf0zw1vQyhpi0qGJcuSIMi50KZyb7zSjzpg=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

[TheBeardedBaby]

Today, it's time. Please verify my message if you have time. I thank you all for your time to help me with this.

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
I am the owner of thd26bct from Bitcointalk, u=1282184 21th June 2019. Today I sign a message
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
bc1qk2r84upxpymtxcrsg0lv8te8dyfttz6f6t6rlw
Hw4BrfNhIQSpHi1K/TyOaic5oyiqtLplp+SvAl1wOQphG3kTCfpJpf0zw1vQyhpi0qGJcuSIMi50KZyb7zSjzpg=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

Quoted, verified with Mycelium, archived.

[JaredKaragen]

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
1PHSDYvVp6HpqtuUPocK41DrdeHbbezaeP

Good idea to protect accounts.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1PHSDYvVp6HpqtuUPocK41DrdeHbbezaeP
H22Vb6p+3O4RzRJZOLZOHqROYKcPdzeu4RrKDAN+bTRZ/Ijvp56a0bIgQVkPEQ0tJ9EtV3TBivEIlcLrFE50M2M=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

So I did this back when coinbase allowed us peons to sign messages.... but we can no longer do this now.... so I have no way to sign the message ever again.... and no way to do anything in the future to recover my account.  So Ill put this out here now since a few weeks ago i swapped my password to something with a lot more entropy... and at this point i can't think of a way to be able to securely recover my account;  unless I can send funds to that address, and coinbase doesn't push them around between wallets on me before I can spend them on a verification TX to someone like phillipma1957 whom I trust and have done plenty of business with... I need to TX some funds to that address and see what happens.  *note* on blockchain.info, that BTC address is labelled with my username.

Any input on the matter would help.  I'm sure others are in the same boat as I am.

[TheBeardedBaby]

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
1PHSDYvVp6HpqtuUPocK41DrdeHbbezaeP

Good idea to protect accounts.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1PHSDYvVp6HpqtuUPocK41DrdeHbbezaeP
H22Vb6p+3O4RzRJZOLZOHqROYKcPdzeu4RrKDAN+bTRZ/Ijvp56a0bIgQVkPEQ0tJ9EtV3TBivEIlcLrFE50M2M=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

So I did this back when coinbase allowed us peons to sign messages.... but we can no longer do this now.... so I have no way to sign the message ever again.... and no way to do anything in the future to recover my account.  So Ill put this out here now since a few weeks ago i swapped my password to something with a lot more entropy... and at this point i can't think of a way to be able to securely recover my account;  unless I can send funds to that address, and coinbase doesn't push them around between wallets on me before I can spend them on a verification TX to someone like phillipma1957 whom I trust and have done plenty of business with... I need to TX some funds to that address and see what happens.  *note* on blockchain.info, that BTC address is labelled with my username.

Any input on the matter would help.  I'm sure others are in the same boat as I am.

Don't you have another wallet from which you can sign a message? You can stake it here and move, let's say some given amount like 5001 satoshi (Idk how are the fees now) or maybe any transaction to this wallet can do the job. Hope there are more suggestions

[DireWolfM14]

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
1PHSDYvVp6HpqtuUPocK41DrdeHbbezaeP

Good idea to protect accounts.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1PHSDYvVp6HpqtuUPocK41DrdeHbbezaeP
H22Vb6p+3O4RzRJZOLZOHqROYKcPdzeu4RrKDAN+bTRZ/Ijvp56a0bIgQVkPEQ0tJ9EtV3TBivEIlcLrFE50M2M=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

So I did this back when coinbase allowed us peons to sign messages.... but we can no longer do this now.... so I have no way to sign the message ever again.... and no way to do anything in the future to recover my account.  So Ill put this out here now since a few weeks ago i swapped my password to something with a lot more entropy... and at this point i can't think of a way to be able to securely recover my account;  unless I can send funds to that address, and coinbase doesn't push them around between wallets on me before I can spend them on a verification TX to someone like phillipma1957 whom I trust and have done plenty of business with... I need to TX some funds to that address and see what happens.  *note* on blockchain.info, that BTC address is labelled with my username.

Any input on the matter would help.  I'm sure others are in the same boat as I am.

It's too bad you didn't stake another address before you changed your password, but eh, water under the bridge now.

How about this scenario:  Stake an address with some funds in it, send the funds to your coinbase address, then send back to your new staked address.  Even if coinbase shuffles your output address if it's all done within a few minutes and it's the same amount minus fees, that's fairly solid evidence it's still you.


ETA: beaten to the punch by iasenko.

[JaredKaragen]

It's too bad you didn't stake another address before you changed your password, but eh, water under the bridge now.

How about this scenario:  Stake an address with some funds in it, send the funds to your coinbase address, then send back to your new staked address.  Even if coinbase shuffles your output address if it's all done within a few minutes and it's the same amount minus fees, that's fairly solid evidence it's still you.


ETA: beaten to the punch by iasenko.

Yeah, I will have to try both of those.

I felt the urge to change my password because it was pretty low on entropy;  its solid now.... all the issues on the web with database breaks, microcode bugs, etc...   Just gotta stay safe.

Ill use one of my old vanity addresses; send .005 or something to it; and start it from there.

But this means ill have to get a wallet online;  and that will take a separate machine at my internet hub.  No way can I do it from home;  I use a cellular link with a personal VPN to my hub.  The machines at that hub aren't worth of trying to get a blockchain on it;  (space and other reasons).... so ill have to figure out a gameplan.


This seems doable;  and If I TX myself .001 to 1PHS; Ill see if it stays there just as a test.  If it does;  I can TX a requested amount to secure my newly staked address.

[CryptoReggae]

I just signed.


-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
I am the owner of CryptoReggae from Bitcointalk, u=2503661. Today, 23th June 2019. Hello everybody
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
bc1q7j2nau6ggvzcfqkj4spu348nzqzqsndqplp673
IHdVR8MkWdCm4jcXejFOJ1QMp4mb6dqQkjjTgJQXtEu3cnS8Lcb9PgZZBpHPZGmdECCxDwuYnq3Isd2 ijtTtxzY=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE----

[TheBeardedBaby]

I just signed.


-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
I am the owner of CryptoReggae from Bitcointalk, u=2503661. Today, 23th June 2019. Hello everybody
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
bc1q7j2nau6ggvzcfqkj4spu348nzqzqsndqplp673
IHdVR8MkWdCm4jcXejFOJ1QMp4mb6dqQkjjTgJQXtEu3cnS8Lcb9PgZZBpHPZGmdECCxDwuYnq3Isd2 ijtTtxzY=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE----

Quoted

[thd26bct]

I just signed.


-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
I am the owner of CryptoReggae from Bitcointalk, u=2503661. Today, 23th June 2019. Hello everybody
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
bc1q7j2nau6ggvzcfqkj4spu348nzqzqsndqplp673
IHdVR8MkWdCm4jcXejFOJ1QMp4mb6dqQkjjTgJQXtEu3cnS8Lcb9PgZZBpHPZGmdECCxDwuYnq3Isd2 ijtTtxzY=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE----

Quoted, verified, and archived for you.

[Raymond_B]

I just signed.


-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
I am the owner of CryptoReggae from Bitcointalk, u=2503661. Today, 23th June 2019. Hello everybody
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
bc1q7j2nau6ggvzcfqkj4spu348nzqzqsndqplp673
IHdVR8MkWdCm4jcXejFOJ1QMp4mb6dqQkjjTgJQXtEu3cnS8Lcb9PgZZBpHPZGmdECCxDwuYnq3Isd2 ijtTtxzY=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE----

Quoted, verified, and archived for you.

Hopefully I do this right. Using Bitcoin core 0.18.0 and I had to generate an address via command line then via the wallet.

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Raymond_B Bitcointalk 06232019
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNATURE-----
1Few9Jm5kwwjUc6DXzYitALDuZr9vqKcHu
H+HjjrzNlC8zamvmf9F9g1EYlHkTPd2gF5WpaneVt/VUP8KZWpDBrx198UUeH8Y31rmy/bycnmiqqs3B5l0nAKA=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNATURE-----

[TheBeardedBaby]

Hopefully I do this right. Using Bitcoin core 0.18.0 and I had to generate an address via command line

BTC address 1Few9Jm5kwwjUc6DXzYitALDuZr9vqKcHu

You need to sign a message, read this thread :https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=990345.0;topicseen

[Raymond_B]

Hopefully I do this right. Using Bitcoin core 0.18.0 and I had to generate an address via command line

BTC address 1Few9Jm5kwwjUc6DXzYitALDuZr9vqKcHu

You need to sign a message, read this thread :https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=990345.0;topicseen

OK, hopefully I did it right