Questions tagged [rust-bitcoin]
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Undefined opcodes in bitcoin core defined as "Synonyms for OP_RETURN" in rust-bitcoin
In rust-bitcoin, opcodes past the 0xba opcode are named as such: OP_RETURN_187, OP_RETURN_188, ..., OP_RETURN_254. Their description is all the same: Synonym for OP_RETURN. The definition for ...
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Code for computing SigHash for various input types
I am looking for code examples (in rust-bitcoin, but even in Python) of how to calculate sighash for various input types. Specifically, I need to calculate the sighashes for M of N multisig unlocking ...
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Why is the Bitcoin Core HWI written in Python? If it was rewritten in Rust should the Python HWI still be maintained?
Why is/was the Bitcoin Core HWI written in Python?
What have the challenges been of having the HWI written in Python?
There seems to be interest and rationale(s) to write another HWI in Rust. Would ...
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Having issues properly generating a p2pkh address in Rust code. (for research purposes not for real use)
I have followed the steps to generate a p2pkh compressed base58 address and am consistently checking it to find that I get an invalid checksum.
I am using this python code to check the address:
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Signing taproot key-path transaction from rust-bitcoin
I'm trying to make a taproot HTLC using rust-bitcoin for an atomic swap protocol. My plan is that in the "happy case" of my protocol, the coins are spent with the key-path, and then there is ...
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What is OP_RETURN_252?
The first scriptsig opcode in this coinbase transaction is OP_RETURN_252, followed a bit later by a OP_RETURN_188.
These don't show in this list of opcodes.
Digging the internet, I found this rust lib ...
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Using the Bitcoin Crate to Sign a Segwit Transaction
Using the Bitcoin crate, I'm trying to create a transaction programmatically in Rust that spends an output associated with a P2WPKH address. This is the relevant code snippet:
fn sign_transaction<...
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How do you commit to the previous output's amount when signing a segwit input with rust-bitcoin?
I'm trying to sign a segwit transaction in rust-bitcoin. To start with, my transaction setup looks as follows:
let previous_output = OutPoint::new(Txid::from_hex("...
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