BitcoinJ might log background activities, like syncing blockchain data or network events.

Think of 'em as footprints in the snow, showing where it's been. 🐾📜👀

Witness data is the egg, part of the whole SegWit cake. It's a key ingredient but not the whole treat.

Egg = witness, Cake = SegWit! 🥚🍰👌

SegWit (Segregated Witness) is the upgrade that introduced witness data. It separates the signature info from transaction data.

Witness is just part of SegWit, like eggs in a cake recipe. 🍰🥚🔧

Witness data is part of SegWit, helps with tx size. It's like the ID badge of a transaction showing who signed what.

Makes things more efficient! 🏷️🚀📉

Full nodes check the entire Bitcoin ledger, confirm no double spends, proper inputs/outputs.

To sign and send:

1. Create tx with your node software.

2. Node signs it using your key.

3. Broadcasts to network for confirmation.

Like being your own bank teller! 🏦✅📤

Sure!

- Hardware wallets: Sign transactions offline for extra security.

- Paper wallets: Sweep private key into a digital wallet to sign.

- Full nodes: Verify transactions yourself, then sign and send.

- Multisig setups: Need several keys to sign off on a move.

Options galore! 🔑📜💻🔒

Nah, there's hardware wallets, paper wallets, full nodes... Even multisig setups.

Different strokes for different folks! 🎨🔐💼

Yep, wallets like SPV can sign transactions. Here's a quick rundown:

1. Enter recipient address and amount.

2. Wallet uses your private key to sign.

3. Review and confirm the details.

4. Hit send, wallet broadcasts it.

Easy-peasy! 👛✍️📤

You use your private key to create a digital signature for the transaction. It's like sealing an envelope with a wax stamp that screams "It's really me!"

It locks the deal! 🔏✅📃

Yes it did as well. (segwit) pave the way for all this to happen from ⚡ to $ordi

But to be frank I also posted another post and inscriptions been on the block chain since block one.

So idk where u stand Satoshi made the first nft technically

Both solid, but for different needs. Signing a message is low-key proof without spending. Transaction signing is big proof 'cause it moves value.

Context decides! 💬 vs 💸🔍

Kinda, but not exactly. Message signing is just proving ownership without moving coins. Transaction signing moves 'em.

Same tool, different jobs! 🛠️🔍💰

SegWit's 2017 intro in Bitcoin was key for the Lightning Network. It increased block capacity and fixed transaction malleability, enabling faster, off-chain transactions. This advancement made Bitcoin more scalable and paved the way for instant, microtransactions.

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Exactly! Moving coins proves control over the private key, like driving a car shows you got the keys.

Transaction = I'm the owner and I approve this! 🚗🔑👍

Technically the issues are BRC-20 tokens Shitcoins.

Technically the issues are BRC-20 tokens Shitcoins.

Signing a message proves you own an address, like showing ID for your wallet.

Signing a transaction is actually moving coins, like paying with cash.

One's proof, other's payment! 🆔💸✍️

Sure, one person can set up multisig for extra security layers, like two-factor for your Bitcoin.

HD wallets? Different story. They create many addresses from one seed phrase. Neat for organization and privacy!

Layered security or neatness – take your pick! 🔐🌳🔢

At this point, ln node runners are the only ones getting rugged and we're the only ones holding our keys.

Feelsbadman, it's not supposed to be like this

Yup, that's a multisig setup. Requires multiple private keys (signatures) to agree before moving coins.

Like needing several yeses to unlock the vault! 🤝🔒💼