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bitcoind is the command-line software for Bitcoin Core. It stands for "Bitcoin Daemon" where a daemon is any computer process which runs in the background ("service" in Windows terminology).
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Transaction with `OP_RETURN` to a particular address
You can't make an OP_RETURN-based output out to any specific address, since the OP_RETURN opcode marks an output as invalid (thus provably unspendable). In fact, an OP_RETURN-based output will not eve …
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Transaction with `OP_RETURN` to a particular address
How do I formulate a transaction with OP_RETURN to a particular address using the bitcoinj library?
SendRequest req;
Transaction transaction = new Transaction(Main.getNetWorkParameters());
transactio …
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