I hereby claim:
- I am hodlwave on github.
- I am hodlwave (https://keybase.io/hodlwave) on keybase.
- I have a public key ASDylWVlFDOgvW2s6uLmKVV30sQGAHHECzW9bPxDZEUu_Qo
To claim this, I am signing this object:
hodlwave
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| { | |
| containers.btc-regtest = | |
| let | |
| nix-bitcoin = builtins.fetchTarball { | |
| url = "https://github.com/fort-nix/nix-bitcoin/archive/v0.0.73.tar.gz"; | |
| sha256 = "sha256-E9z3KTOZOVCzwtcF2jLExpZpFtAwrDm+f1cCVjH8NQM="; | |
| }; | |
| regtestPort = 18443; | |
| in |
hodlwave
/ psbt-walkthrough.md
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Bitcoin Core PSBT Example Walkthrough
This gist provides example commands for the "Multisig with multiple Bitcoin Core instances" section of the Bitcoin PSBT HowTo doc. All the commands were run on the same instance of Bitcoin Core, but it should work on multiple instances (Alice's, Bob's, and Carol's). Comments are kept at a minimum as the reference doc explains everything.
This step will create a private key that Bitcoin Core remembers and output its associated address. Alice address
$ bitcoin-cli --testnet getnewaddress "Aalice" "bech32"
tb1qcqnk794t9pny6pnpfc7fz2q7q05ahgxwes8hef