Stake your Bitcoin address here

[edgycorner]

Writing on a txt file and archiving it with password-protected rar before uploading it.

I suggest you do what I said, otherwise you risk losing access to your keys, something that might not be wise if you value your identity.

I take your point. But dw, I have encrypted the tar output with ae256 encryption and a very long + complex password that I won't forget 

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[LoyceV]

I have encrypted the tar output with ae256 encryption and a very long + complex password that I won't forget  

That's what BIP38 was created for. Come to think of it: with a decent password I'd feel pretty safe posting it here, together the signed message. I reckon the chance of someone cracking the password is much smaller than the chance of you losing the privkey again

Disclaimer: don't do this if you don't fully understand what you're doing. But I like the idea of being able to verify my online identity with nothing else than a password and very strong encryption.

[edgycorner]

I have encrypted the tar output with ae256 encryption and a very long + complex password that I won't forget  

That's what BIP38 was created for. Come to think of it: with a decent password I'd feel pretty safe posting it here, together the signed message. I reckon the chance of someone cracking the password is much smaller than the chance of you losing the privkey again

Disclaimer: don't do this if you don't fully understand what you're doing. But I like the idea of being able to verify my online identity with nothing else than a password and very strong encryption.

Damn, no one was able to crack a 6 character password. Mine is more than double in size and more complex 
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[Casino Critique]

Please verify

Code:

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Casino Critique (casinocritique.com) today 10/07/2022. Same bitcoin address on contact page.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----

IHX5KbO5b5x+Jt8lM4X7BHTt8AJ3UexEt7Dfa619Xc2FIQ3NlihYtd5eyT6s/0AYI35gur5S/PyzZxT7QbyvaR8=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

[LoyceMobile]

Please verify

Code:

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Casino Critique (casinocritique.com) today 10/07/2022. Same bitcoin address on contact page.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----

IHX5KbO5b5x+Jt8lM4X7BHTt8AJ3UexEt7Dfa619Xc2FIQ3NlihYtd5eyT6s/0AYI35gur5S/PyzZxT7QbyvaR8=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

You should post your address here.

[BitcoinGirl.Club]

You should post your address here.

Try this https://brainwalletx.github.io/#verify
I get the legacy address which is 15zqfdJGdFp53j6mxCuCCMEvkaXKCEt9f6

The message they signed on the website also giving the same when you try without the address. You can verify the same message with the bech32 address. No doubt the addresses are for the same private key
bc1qxmgdv4n48fsljdk409zufn9wfn7cm79kwd7yw6
15zqfdJGdFp53j6mxCuCCMEvkaXKCEt9f6

[jamyr]

You should post your address here.

Try this https://brainwalletx.github.io/#verify
I get the legacy address which is 15zqfdJGdFp53j6mxCuCCMEvkaXKCEt9f6

The message they signed on the website also giving the same when you try without the address. You can verify the same message with the bech32 address. No doubt the addresses are for the same private key
bc1qxmgdv4n48fsljdk409zufn9wfn7cm79kwd7yw6
15zqfdJGdFp53j6mxCuCCMEvkaXKCEt9f6

I believe what LoyceV meant is that the user needs to STAKE his/her address here, because that is the purpose of this thread. One user cannot reference his "staked address" if he doesn't have one.

[len01]

please quote and verify my message.

Code:

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
2022-07-17 : i am len01 (bitcointalk.org #854735) 
hereby certify bc1q94xqx758j26hrzrvj7rsrn9hf3fvvy9zzyjp6x as my bitcoin address.
my PGP fingerprint (RSA) is EFF74F309B06340AF6A0B9CABE1249BD6029DBF9 as my master trust anchor
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNATURE-----
Version: Bitcoin-qt (1.0)
Address: bc1q94xqx758j26hrzrvj7rsrn9hf3fvvy9zzyjp6x

IKW/N8nemVnnUc2bXLR7wy46p8yTJc8DiXBdFVCw2MHlEokTx5gBDezGP6nYd6p6PhWGbqUg5OWsHb4oLRjDqJo=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNATURE-----

[PowerGlove]

please quote and verify my message.

Code:

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
2022-07-17 : i am len01 (bitcointalk.org #854735) 
hereby certify bc1q94xqx758j26hrzrvj7rsrn9hf3fvvy9zzyjp6x as my bitcoin address.
my PGP fingerprint (RSA) is EFF74F309B06340AF6A0B9CABE1249BD6029DBF9 as my master trust anchor
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNATURE-----
Version: Bitcoin-qt (1.0)
Address: bc1q94xqx758j26hrzrvj7rsrn9hf3fvvy9zzyjp6x

IKW/N8nemVnnUc2bXLR7wy46p8yTJc8DiXBdFVCw2MHlEokTx5gBDezGP6nYd6p6PhWGbqUg5OWsHb4oLRjDqJo=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNATURE-----

Quoted and verified in Electrum.

[Nubitcoinerr]

I am looking to stake my bitcoin address here and also get it signed. Here is my address:

bc1qurnhamsj5hngy70p8mhajzh93rxm77f0qylruw

[BlackHatCoiner]

I am looking to stake my bitcoin address here and also get it signed. Here is my address:

bc1qurnhamsj5hngy70p8mhajzh93rxm77f0qylruw

Quoted. Can you sign a message with it? Not necessary, but it proves that you currently own the private key.

[Bitcoin_Arena]

I am looking to stake my bitcoin address here and also get it signed. Here is my address:

bc1qurnhamsj5hngy70p8mhajzh93rxm77f0qylruw

Quoted. Can you sign a message with it? Not necessary, but it proves that you currently own the private key.

Nubitcoinerr posted another address sometime back in this very thread. I am not sure if it's a better idea for him to first sign a message from the first address proving that he is still in control of the account.

Here is my address that I will always have:

1DJtKvKFdSaFDnaqwMEwwh4MrMkzeeUicJ

[Road21Bitcoin]

As far as I remember Blockchain.com has a feature where you can sign a message on their web but they removed it.

I would like to know if there are other website or app where I can sign a message because I'll stake my Bitcoin Address here.

[shasan]

As far as I remember Blockchain.com has a feature where you can sign a message on their web but they removed it.

I would like to know if there are other website or app where I can sign a message because I'll stake my Bitcoin Address here.

There are many website from where you can sign message. EG:
https://www.bitcoin.com/tools/verify-message/
https://www.verifybitcoinmessage.com/
You can verify via electrum and from many more.

[OcTradism]

There are many website from where you can sign message. EG:
https://www.bitcoin.com/tools/verify-message/

Don't use it because it is a website from Roger Ver who stands behind Bitcoin Cash. They tried to claim as a real Bitcoin and tried to scam investors in 2017 and 2018.
Don't trust that site.

You can verify via electrum and from many more.

How to Safely Download and Verify Electrum. You can use your wallet to verify a message but if you want to store your Bitcoin in that wallet, you must verify what you download.

[SFR10]

As far as I remember Blockchain.com has a feature where you can sign a message on their web but they removed it.

Just checked and it seems that it's still there, but it's limited to imported addresses only: Profile > Wallets & addresses > Imported Bitcoin Addresses > Manage > Sign message

I would like to know if there are other website or app where I can sign a message because I'll stake my Bitcoin Address here.

You can refer to the following thread: How to sign a message?! ^{[it's slightly outdated, but it's good enough]}

[TheBeardedBaby]

I would not recommend any online services for signing a message, only for verifying.
Pasting your private key into the web browser is just the same as giving away the access to your address.
The only browser based signing tools which are secure are the ones from the hardware wallets providers.

There are so many trojanhorses, malwares, clipboard hijackers out there that even for staking address I won't trust a browser one.

Take an old pc/laptop even with windows xp, doesn't matter. Install electrum and you are done! You can have even a portable Electrum that need no installation.

Make a paper wallet and keep it somewhere safe. Any time you need to sign a message use the pc/laptop.

That's all!

[NotATether]

Code:

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
This is NotATether.
Today is Thursday, August 18, 2022.
The most recent block is 000000000000000000030d4773d15b669d9989a2f1d717f35874b7e8be838750
I have changed my email address. That is all.
P.S. I hate legacy signatures. Let's get BIP322 up to speed.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1MrJqVTdQr6enZy2k1dZ5KwxU5wKqDXbv2
Hw2i4WrCugyRdvogtlqScjB9lSg6wo6POV5sSRJsBHEeUrpmnIaSLnNPasGibq3bfrjZGLrYwPwF89/B4m6veXA=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

[SFR10]

Code:

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
This is NotATether.
Today is Thursday, August 18, 2022.
The most recent block is 000000000000000000030d4773d15b669d9989a2f1d717f35874b7e8be838750
I have changed my email address. That is all.
P.S. I hate legacy signatures. Let's get BIP322 up to speed.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1MrJqVTdQr6enZy2k1dZ5KwxU5wKqDXbv2
Hw2i4WrCugyRdvogtlqScjB9lSg6wo6POV5sSRJsBHEeUrpmnIaSLnNPasGibq3bfrjZGLrYwPwF89/B4m6veXA=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

Quoted and verified with Brainwallet.
^{- The above address was "previously used in here"!}

[Zlantann]

Code:

Address: bc1qemfx4qmdev7wl7f87q9dqsm0rak4ucqw3y28z9

Message: 
I am Zlantann from Bitcointalk, today is 19th August, 2022 and I want to sign a message.

Signature
H9zUnjHWn2UBkgdMbXjSQ5muJ4RyBcJKFCLI/OzmBl9oKVIKEThH1EzQ7nJq/HwfDjwO6NgyNX/3A9DdbaNkukg=

Please I want this message verified. Thanks for your assistance.