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[@nn@_pen9]

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Message: hello I'm @nn@_pen9 I want to tell you that this is my bitcoin wallet
Address: 14upJee49M5GGdNC7CRTEbn6FCzTQ2ABkT
Signature: H1KfPrF/S42OTQm+pzIPbfv6iQc2lqamhvLFa+YxpJQVMeiPZOk1y+vh1EKw4FPfu4W6fKz9KqbZZmCTk5gg0d8=

[Crypto Library]

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Message: hello I'm @nn@_pen9 I want to tell you that this is my bitcoin wallet
Address: 14upJee49M5GGdNC7CRTEbn6FCzTQ2ABkT
Signature: H1KfPrF/S42OTQm+pzIPbfv6iQc2lqamhvLFa+YxpJQVMeiPZOk1y+vh1EKw4FPfu4W6fKz9KqbZZmCTk5gg0d8=

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[dansus021]

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Message: Hello everyone Its me dansus021, just want to stake my address here
Address: bc1quxyftm94p36hvhayvg8a9gcp03lqsptn3zqrwu
Signature: H1E92Na8DhHcEWnqb7OlWj1e3vEBRPgpvCFyG/+1lL5adpL5qT+FNnWWgzmF2CzlFXeL2D0ZIJim/MYDa+E4CjQ=

[paid2]

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Message: Hello everyone Its me dansus021, just want to stake my address here
Address: bc1quxyftm94p36hvhayvg8a9gcp03lqsptn3zqrwu
Signature: H1E92Na8DhHcEWnqb7OlWj1e3vEBRPgpvCFyG/+1lL5adpL5qT+FNnWWgzmF2CzlFXeL2D0ZIJim/MYDa+E4CjQ=

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[Mame89]

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Message:  Mame89 here. I want to stake my bitcoin address here this is my bitcoin address bc1qcf7cu56xhkh2khyvhhapp92p5gzqklnm9taj8l
Address: bc1qcf7cu56xhkh2khyvhhapp92p5gzqklnm9taj8l
Signature: KOFX4NURDenqG81J82AgvPLotDZoMuQHrUylvT9VkA36BbHrJd9hgxs/LzJWVWfBpLlRboM1LOGx/q106Ei/e80=

[paid2]

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Message:  Mame89 here. I want to stake my bitcoin address here this is my bitcoin address bc1qcf7cu56xhkh2khyvhhapp92p5gzqklnm9taj8l
Address: bc1qcf7cu56xhkh2khyvhhapp92p5gzqklnm9taj8l
Signature: KOFX4NURDenqG81J82AgvPLotDZoMuQHrUylvT9VkA36BbHrJd9hgxs/LzJWVWfBpLlRboM1LOGx/q106Ei/e80=

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[Mame89]

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Message: Mame89 here I want to stake my bitcoin address here this is my bitcoin address bc1qcf7cu56xhkh2khyvhhapp92p5gzqklnm9taj8l
Address: bc1qcf7cu56xhkh2khyvhhapp92p5gzqklnm9taj8l
Signature: KOFX4NURDenqG81J82AgvPLotDZoMuQHrUylvT9VkA36BbHrJd9hgxs/LzJWVWfBpLlRboM1LOGx/q106Ei/e80=

[paid2]

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Message: Mame89 here I want to stake my bitcoin address here this is my bitcoin address bc1qcf7cu56xhkh2khyvhhapp92p5gzqklnm9taj8l
Address: bc1qcf7cu56xhkh2khyvhhapp92p5gzqklnm9taj8l
Signature: KOFX4NURDenqG81J82AgvPLotDZoMuQHrUylvT9VkA36BbHrJd9hgxs/LzJWVWfBpLlRboM1LOGx/q106Ei/e80=

Yeap all good now.
Quoted and verified with Electrum.

[thenightalive]

Great Idea,
Mine is: bc1q0f8mxt4ppl7g697c2had4ak7u33xkx7hjhyk04

[Bitcoin_Arena]

Great Idea,
Mine is: bc1q0f8mxt4ppl7g697c2had4ak7u33xkx7hjhyk04

That's not how you take your Bitcoin address because you haven't proved if you own the private keys or seeds to the Bitcoin address or not

Learn how to sign a Bitcoin message from here and then you post it here to stake the address with a similar format posted by other members in this thread.

[Financisto]

BTC SIGNED MSG #1

Code:

-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
I am Financisto (forum member) @ bitcointalk.org
Henceforth I'll not be using this Bitcoin address anymore: 1J5FCnt9nBiUrTVmu7WR3GrH6Zd6egyDic
Henceforth I'll not be using this Bitcoin address anymore: 1QCDzCvQrkMv1z9QqGyNTp6Z2GHgNtQ4zE
Henceforth I'll not be using this PGP key anymore: FD691DC0675E311B821E149B347C00B148CA769D
Today is Sunday, February 11th, 2024 (UTC).
The sole purpose of this signed message is:
1) to revoke my Bitcoin addresses @ bitcointalk.org
2) to revoke my PGP key @ bitcointalk.org
3) to prove I'm the owner of those Bitcoin addresses.
This signed message is not subject for reuse in no other forum, community or place.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1J5FCnt9nBiUrTVmu7WR3GrH6Zd6egyDic
HBz/sQ47+nxNU1b6eA/SQlNdK18PhzNzkT8e6t8IJMVTk4Cvf+8laYho1/IyBFEO9grn5Sd4gviPyKawHC05vCU=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

BTC SIGNED MSG #2

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-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
I am Financisto (forum member) @ bitcointalk.org
Henceforth I'll not be using this Bitcoin address anymore: 1J5FCnt9nBiUrTVmu7WR3GrH6Zd6egyDic
Henceforth I'll not be using this Bitcoin address anymore: 1QCDzCvQrkMv1z9QqGyNTp6Z2GHgNtQ4zE
Henceforth I'll not be using this PGP key anymore: FD691DC0675E311B821E149B347C00B148CA769D
Today is Sunday, February 11th, 2024 (UTC).
The sole purpose of this signed message is:
1) to revoke my Bitcoin addresses @ bitcointalk.org
2) to revoke my PGP key @ bitcointalk.org
3) to prove I'm the owner of those Bitcoin addresses.
This signed message is not subject for reuse in no other forum, community or place.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1QCDzCvQrkMv1z9QqGyNTp6Z2GHgNtQ4zE
Gzpj33I8b4BwqhNIsJFyAZkp5qbspqbYR2QqsIZX8UGtsQdGVnfiz/A7e4rFXT6/+xAl+qk7O1UtMAEm7TwnSfA=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

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Thanks in advance!

[LoyceV]

BTC SIGNED MSG #1

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-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
I am Financisto (forum member) @ bitcointalk.org
Henceforth I'll not be using this Bitcoin address anymore: 1J5FCnt9nBiUrTVmu7WR3GrH6Zd6egyDic
Henceforth I'll not be using this Bitcoin address anymore: 1QCDzCvQrkMv1z9QqGyNTp6Z2GHgNtQ4zE
Henceforth I'll not be using this PGP key anymore: FD691DC0675E311B821E149B347C00B148CA769D
Today is Sunday, February 11th, 2024 (UTC).
The sole purpose of this signed message is:
1) to revoke my Bitcoin addresses @ bitcointalk.org
2) to revoke my PGP key @ bitcointalk.org
3) to prove I'm the owner of those Bitcoin addresses.
This signed message is not subject for reuse in no other forum, community or place.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1J5FCnt9nBiUrTVmu7WR3GrH6Zd6egyDic
HBz/sQ47+nxNU1b6eA/SQlNdK18PhzNzkT8e6t8IJMVTk4Cvf+8laYho1/IyBFEO9grn5Sd4gviPyKawHC05vCU=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

BTC SIGNED MSG #2

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-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
I am Financisto (forum member) @ bitcointalk.org
Henceforth I'll not be using this Bitcoin address anymore: 1J5FCnt9nBiUrTVmu7WR3GrH6Zd6egyDic
Henceforth I'll not be using this Bitcoin address anymore: 1QCDzCvQrkMv1z9QqGyNTp6Z2GHgNtQ4zE
Henceforth I'll not be using this PGP key anymore: FD691DC0675E311B821E149B347C00B148CA769D
Today is Sunday, February 11th, 2024 (UTC).
The sole purpose of this signed message is:
1) to revoke my Bitcoin addresses @ bitcointalk.org
2) to revoke my PGP key @ bitcointalk.org
3) to prove I'm the owner of those Bitcoin addresses.
This signed message is not subject for reuse in no other forum, community or place.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1QCDzCvQrkMv1z9QqGyNTp6Z2GHgNtQ4zE
Gzpj33I8b4BwqhNIsJFyAZkp5qbspqbYR2QqsIZX8UGtsQdGVnfiz/A7e4rFXT6/+xAl+qk7O1UtMAEm7TwnSfA=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----

I've verified both signed messages. I didn't check where you've posted those addresses before.

Does this mean you have no valid staked address left?

[Financisto]

I've verified both signed messages. I didn't check where you've posted those addresses before.

I did that before.

They are staked here:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=996318.msg62505967#msg62505967

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=996318.msg55557996#msg55557996

Does this mean you have no valid staked address left?

I'm going to stake a new one soon...
(i.e. I'm going to adopt the newer segwit bitcoin address standard).

[LoyceV]

I did that before.
~
I'm going to stake a new one soon...

That's the thing: a staked address is meant to prove you're the long-term account owner. Your account is over 10 years old, your staked address was only a few years old. Staking a new one is exactly what an account buyer/hacker would do, it means you can no longer prove you're the long-term owner.

(i.e. I'm going to adopt the newer segwit bitcoin address standard).

You're going to be disappointed: there is no "standard" for signing messages from Segwit addresses. Electrum came up with something, but Bitcoin Core can't even do it.

[odolvlobo]

...
The sole purpose of this signed message is:
1) to revoke my Bitcoin addresses @ bitcointalk.org
...
3) to prove I'm the owner of those Bitcoin addresses.
...

There's a bit of a contradiction there. You wrote that you are revoking those addresses, but also that you are using those addresses. When you sign a message using one of those addresses, what are we supposed to do?

[Financisto]

That's the thing: a staked address is meant to prove you're the long-term account owner. Your account is over 10 years old, your staked address was only a few years old.

I never used them anyway. I mainly created and staked them for testing purposes.

Staking a new one is exactly what an account buyer/hacker would do, it means you can no longer prove you're the long-term owner.

Account buyers/hackers might buy/hack accounts but it's not usual for them to buy/hack bitcoin private keys...

You're going to be disappointed: there is no "standard" for signing messages from Segwit addresses. Electrum came up with something, but Bitcoin Core can't even do it.

Don't worry about it. Electrum will do just fine! Others (devs) will follow in the future...

[Financisto]

There's a bit of a contradiction there. You wrote that you are revoking those addresses, but also that you are using those addresses. When you sign a message using one of those addresses, what are we supposed to do?

Simple: If you receive (p.s. You won't!) a signed message from those "revoked" addresses → ignore that message entirely and its sender!

[shasan]

Simple: If you receive a signed message from those "revoked" addresses → ignore that message entirely and its sender!

A signed message may be required for several reasons:
1. account hacked (need to recover)
2. Proof of ownership if anyone asks to prove the ownership for any specific reason
3. taking loan
4. Using escrow
5. Trading
For these reasons, the person can verify by any wallet used at least 3 months ago. If there are multiple wallets staked then the user is free to use any of them. But no one is bound to verify whether the user has used how many wallets and which has been revoked/deleted. While any previous wallet signed means the user has ownership. If any wallet has no ownership or has been hacked, then it is the user's responsibility to remove the wallet where the person posted. The person shouldn't have any space posted in that wallet.

[LoyceV]

Account buyers/hackers might buy/hack accounts but it's not usual for them to buy/hack bitcoin private keys...

Account sellers can easily sell a package deal: account + private key to a staked address.

[odolvlobo]

There's a bit of a contradiction there. You wrote that you are revoking those addresses, but also that you are using those addresses. When you sign a message using one of those addresses, what are we supposed to do?

Simple: If you receive (p.s. You won't!) a signed message from those "revoked" addresses → ignore that message entirely and its sender!

But you wrote:

3) to prove I'm the owner of those Bitcoin addresses.

If they are revoked, then they can't be used to prove that you are the owner of those Bitcoin addresses.