Comments on: How To Test gbw-node By Viewing The First Ever Transaction Containing a p2pkh Address http://ztkfg.com/2020/07/how-to-test-gbw-node-by-viewing-the-first-ever-transaction-containing-a-p2pkh-address/ 198.211.113.164 // 6326 273B 61A7 00AF 4CD9 5A7B 8C6C AB19 24A6 4DEC Mon, 22 Jun 2026 13:17:17 +0000 http://polimedia.us hourly 1 By: whaack http://ztkfg.com/2020/07/how-to-test-gbw-node-by-viewing-the-first-ever-transaction-containing-a-p2pkh-address/#comment-1443 whaack Fri, 07 Jan 2022 17:03:16 +0000 http://ztkfg.com/?p=473#comment-1443 AntonioROb: Interesting spam that got through before I had the spam filter ^, looks like it was able to grab related text from another source and post it here. AntonioROb:

Interesting spam that got through before I had the spam filter ^, looks like it was able to grab related text from another source and post it here.

]]> By: AntonioROb http://ztkfg.com/2020/07/how-to-test-gbw-node-by-viewing-the-first-ever-transaction-containing-a-p2pkh-address/#comment-1092 AntonioROb Thu, 09 Dec 2021 11:16:13 +0000 http://ztkfg.com/?p=473#comment-1092 Here are some interesting transactions that use P2PKH: If P2PK does a good job of locking up bitcoins to a public key, why do we have the more complex P2PKH script? Only Satoshi knows why we started using P2PKH, but the reason probably goes something like this… Satoshi wanted a easier way for people to be able to share their public keys with each other. Satoshi knew that you could make public keys: Safer by adding a checksum to detect errors Shorter by converting the public key to base58 However, the result was still pretty big: Therefore, a solution for getting an even shorter result is to hash the public key first: So there we have a much shorter version of our public key we call it an that we can easily share with other people. Here are some interesting transactions that use P2PKH: If P2PK does a good job of locking up bitcoins to a public key, why do we have the more complex P2PKH script? Only Satoshi knows why we started using P2PKH, but the reason probably goes something like this… Satoshi wanted a easier way for people to be able to share their public keys with each other. Satoshi knew that you could make public keys: Safer by adding a checksum to detect errors Shorter by converting the public key to base58 However, the result was still pretty big: Therefore, a solution for getting an even shorter result is to hash the public key first: So there we have a much shorter version of our public key we call it an that we can easily share with other people.

]]> By: Robinson Dorion http://ztkfg.com/2020/07/how-to-test-gbw-node-by-viewing-the-first-ever-transaction-containing-a-p2pkh-address/#comment-316 Robinson Dorion Tue, 14 Jul 2020 17:34:50 +0000 http://ztkfg.com/?p=473#comment-316 Glad to see you got it installed and working, Cheers! Glad to see you got it installed and working, Cheers!

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