Stake your Bitcoin address here

[HCP]

How exactly did you create the message in the first place? Did you use Electrum?

If so, try and create the signed message again from within Electrum, but this time... make sure you also take a screenshot and post the screenshot here so we can see!

It's possible that you've done something a little "non-standard" that is preventing us from being able to verify your message (given that the format you have posted your message in is NOT the format that Electrum outputs)

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[Bitcoinsummoner]

Well if that's wrong and I only try to use the Electrum wallet if it can't be verified I'll try with the 1xxx prefix wallet and maybe it's on the blockchain.

I have tried to verify both from electrum and brainwalletx but I have failed to verify from both place. As you have signed message from electrum and I could not verify message from electrum I think there is something wrong with your message or bitcoin walled ID. There should have multiple wallet ID and you might have taken different one from which you have signed or you have changed anything from the message.

[hd49728]

Well if that's wrong and I only try to use the Electrum wallet if it can't be verified I'll try with the 1xxx prefix wallet and maybe it's on the blockchain.

I have tried to verify both from electrum and brainwalletx but I have failed to verify from both place. As you have signed message from electrum and I could not verify message from electrum I think there is something wrong with your message or bitcoin walled ID. There should have multiple wallet ID and you might have taken different one from which you have signed or you have changed anything from the message.

I tried with some space to verify it and failed all. I guess he verified the message with a different address. There are some very popular mistakes when verify address and post the signed message:
- Use address A to verify but post address B's signed message.
- Use message A (with more or less whitespace or without line break) to verify but post message B.

Do you make something like that when you verify and post your signed message?

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[$crypto$]

How exactly did you create the message in the first place? Did you use Electrum?

Well I use Electrum, maybe I made a mistake so I can't verify and I will try again with a new Electrum wallet.

Do you make something like that when you verify and post your signed message?

TUTORIAL: How to use Electrum (for advanced users)
TUTORIAL: How to use Electrum (for beginners)

I will see this method more concisely here and thank you for giving good advice,

[TheBeardedBaby]

How exactly did you create the message in the first place? Did you use Electrum?

Well I use Electrum, maybe I made a mistake so I can't verify and I will try again with a new Electrum wallet.

Do you make something like that when you verify and post your signed message?

TUTORIAL: How to use Electrum (for advanced users)
TUTORIAL: How to use Electrum (for beginners)

I will see this method more concisely here and thank you for giving good advice,

Just sign another message from the same address and try to verify it before you post here.

[bL4nkcode]

Well I use Electrum, maybe I made a mistake so I can't verify and I will try again with a new Electrum wallet.

You should at least try to verify your signed message on electrum and on different websites like brainwallet to test if its really working before posting the signed message here.

[BlackHatCoiner]

My Bitcoin address is: bc1qfyyy5wlgxweg5fs06skklfgv4hnsam0tt9wlmc

[dre1982]

My Bitcoin address is: bc1qfyyy5wlgxweg5fs06skklfgv4hnsam0tt9wlmc

You should also provide a signed message so they can verify it.

[BlackHatCoiner]

My Bitcoin address is: bc1qfyyy5wlgxweg5fs06skklfgv4hnsam0tt9wlmc

You should also provide a signed message so they can verify it.

Oh, nevermind then. I've deleted every bitcoin software/wallet I had.

[Bitcoinsummoner]

Oh, nevermind then. I've deleted every bitcoin software/wallet I had.

Oh, sorry to hear that you have lost every bitcoin  wallet and or software you had. But if you loss everything how you will get access of this wallet?
Anyway, you can download electrum and sign message from there. Also you may generate wallet id with private key via https://segwitaddress.org/bech32/

[TheBeardedBaby]

My Bitcoin address is: bc1qfyyy5wlgxweg5fs06skklfgv4hnsam0tt9wlmc

You should also provide a signed message so they can verify it.

Oh, nevermind then. I've deleted every bitcoin software/wallet I had.

The idea of the stacked address is to confirm ( when needed) that you still have control over the private key of that address. It is not a must to sign a message but it is recommended, that way you eliminate the chance to stake an address you don't own the private keys of even that you have control over the funds in it, like an exchange address.

[hd49728]

My Bitcoin address is: bc1qfyyy5wlgxweg5fs06skklfgv4hnsam0tt9wlmc

You should also provide a signed message so they can verify it.

Oh, nevermind then. I've deleted every bitcoin software/wallet I had.

The idea of the stacked address is to confirm ( when needed) that you still have control over the private key of that address. It is not a must to sign a message but it is recommended, that way you eliminate the chance to stake an address you don't own the private keys of even that you have control over the funds in it, like an exchange address.

Should sign a message with the address you want to prove ownership.

The post is quoted by some users, it is a kind of proof but not enough. The guy can not sign a message now but months or years later, if he want to prove his ownership with the account and with the address, he must sign a message from the address. Without a sign message from the same quoted address, it is not a proof of ownership.

[TheBeardedBaby]

My Bitcoin address is: bc1qfyyy5wlgxweg5fs06skklfgv4hnsam0tt9wlmc

You should also provide a signed message so they can verify it.

Oh, nevermind then. I've deleted every bitcoin software/wallet I had.

The idea of the stacked address is to confirm ( when needed) that you still have control over the private key of that address. It is not a must to sign a message but it is recommended, that way you eliminate the chance to stake an address you don't own the private keys of even that you have control over the funds in it, like an exchange address.

Should sign a message with the address you want to prove ownership.

The post is quoted by some users, it is a kind of proof but not enough. The guy can not sign a message now but months or years later, if he want to prove his ownership with the account and with the address, he must sign a message from the address. Without a sign message from the same quoted address, it is not a proof of ownership.

If you have a paper wallet somewhere, and you don't want to mess with it until is really necessary (security reasons) I think it should be OK to stake only the address. You have control over the private keys but you don't want to mess around with importing them just to stake it. For me it's OK if you know what are you doing. Later on, when you really need to prove your identity, then you can take the risk to import the keys and sign a message.
Everyone should take it's own responsibility for their actions, we have already warred them, if they follow it's OK, if they think they have everything secured and it's no need, it OK either. As long as you don't stake an address you cannot sign a message from, it's fine.
This part is mostly for the newbies, to learn and know how to sign and verify messages, and to be sure they control the address.

[J4keIsWatching]

I'm staking two addresses:

• Vanity: 1J4ke1sXrtfxwDkDZ1SE6MYVwxAHTAkVfx
• SegWit: bc1q4gkju5qc8chqyykms6665z74ajq5e5q8c9v4hz

Code:

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
7/3/2020 I'm J4keIsWatching from bitcointalk.org.
I'm staking my Vanity address.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1J4ke1sXrtfxwDkDZ1SE6MYVwxAHTAkVfx
G5CJOMrvPkPuQVLRSuh4APDsVnYBzPt5f21K/eIU6KCVWyMwvn3CHbc2XdCykBvPw73x6tLmcZoWZDtVfDE6xfg=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

Code:

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
7/3/2020 I'm J4keIsWatching from bitcointalk.org.
I'm staking my SegWit address.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
bc1q4gkju5qc8chqyykms6665z74ajq5e5q8c9v4hz
H78+viQjy5u8aYnHvzU5EGsb21bK/LQR33q1unJrXHDOLE0eK/tJ7lfw9SWdtJtM2z/JJDnFQ8UZiG2rjvgn9Jc=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

[bL4nkcode]

I'm staking two addresses:

• Vanity: 1J4ke1sXrtfxwDkDZ1SE6MYVwxAHTAkVfx
• SegWit: bc1q4gkju5qc8chqyykms6665z74ajq5e5q8c9v4hz

Code:

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
7/3/2020 I'm J4keIsWatching from bitcointalk.org.
I'm staking my Vanity address.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1J4ke1sXrtfxwDkDZ1SE6MYVwxAHTAkVfx
G5CJOMrvPkPuQVLRSuh4APDsVnYBzPt5f21K/eIU6KCVWyMwvn3CHbc2XdCykBvPw73x6tLmcZoWZDtVfDE6xfg=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

Code:

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
7/3/2020 I'm J4keIsWatching from bitcointalk.org.
I'm staking my SegWit address.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
bc1q4gkju5qc8chqyykms6665z74ajq5e5q8c9v4hz
H78+viQjy5u8aYnHvzU5EGsb21bK/LQR33q1unJrXHDOLE0eK/tJ7lfw9SWdtJtM2z/JJDnFQ8UZiG2rjvgn9Jc=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

Quoted, verified for 1J4ke... and for bc1q4 verified with electrum, archive for the quoted message.

[BlackHatCoiner]

Okay, I successfully signed a message.
Address: 1DEak4fzVSXS3htirL5eito3fbjv58b3bM

Code:

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hi, I am BlackHatCoiner and it is a hot day of July. 04/07/2020 - 05:21 UTC
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
ICkKohGMM6wE/RYGA8QXuVNLnWrOL9DkmR7vEbnzhNUlek1sEUSnTK6T3hvKQv61tqmevtL4qCh2GpZ0V7lJ7YM=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

[bL4nkcode]

Okay, I successfully signed a message.
Address: 1DEak4fzVSXS3htirL5eito3fbjv58b3bM

Code:

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hi, I am BlackHatCoiner and it is a hot day of July. 04/07/2020 - 05:21 UTC
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
ICkKohGMM6wE/RYGA8QXuVNLnWrOL9DkmR7vEbnzhNUlek1sEUSnTK6T3hvKQv61tqmevtL4qCh2GpZ0V7lJ7YM=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

Finally, you made it. Make sure you will not delete every bitcoin software/wallet you had like you did before  .

Quoted, verified and archive.

[BlackHatCoiner]

Okay, I successfully signed a message.
Address: 1DEak4fzVSXS3htirL5eito3fbjv58b3bM

Code:

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Hi, I am BlackHatCoiner and it is a hot day of July. 04/07/2020 - 05:21 UTC
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
ICkKohGMM6wE/RYGA8QXuVNLnWrOL9DkmR7vEbnzhNUlek1sEUSnTK6T3hvKQv61tqmevtL4qCh2GpZ0V7lJ7YM=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

Finally, you made it. Make sure you will not delete every bitcoin software/wallet you had like you did before  .

Quoted, verified and archive.

Why? What will change?

[Bitcoinsummoner]

Why? What will change?

If you delete/loss your private key then you would not be able to verify ownership of your account. As a result if there is something in question about the ownership of the account then you cant verify that the account is yours. When you need it?
1. To take a loan
2. To proof the account is yours when email/password is change
3. When your account hacked or you loss access of the account

[LoyceV]

If you have a paper wallet somewhere, and you don't want to mess with it until is really necessary (security reasons) I think it should be OK to stake only the address.

It would be even better to print a new paper wallet only for staking. If you use a trusted website (https://www.bitaddress.org/ is currently the only one I would trust, but you should still be very careful before actually funding such a paper wallet) and print it offline from a Linux LIVE DVD, you're about as safe as it gets.

Oh, nevermind then. I've deleted every bitcoin software/wallet I had.

This guy knows a thing or two about Bitcoin:

You should never delete a wallet.