Weird Bitcoin Addresses

marty_crypto

Hello,

I was exploring the blockchain.. well kinda... through a public block explorer. Fascinating how some coins move. What I found super odd is I came across addresses like these ones. All transactions are very small. What are these.
1Lets1xxxx1use1xxxxxxxxxxxy2EaMkJ
0.00000547 BTC
1fuLL1xxxx1power1xxxxxxxxxxzatvCK
0.00000547 BTC
1of1xxxxx1anonymity1xxxxxxxz9JzFN
0.00000547 BTC
1See1xxxx1memo1xxxxxxxxxxxxxBuhPF
0.00000547 BTC
1dot1xxxxx1sv1xxxxxxxxxxxxxwYqEEt
0.00000547 BTC
1topic1xxx1hmwyda1xxxxxxxxxvo8wMn
0.00000547 BTC
1xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxy1kmdGr
0.00000547 BTC

This does NOT look at all like a hashed public key. Can anyone share light on this? Also, I wanted to explore the blockchain by date or other variables. It didn't seem possible with any publicly available website. I do have scripting expertise in Perl and PHP (Sorry I'm old so I dont know Python). Would I have to basically have a full copy of the blockchain on Linux and write my own script to explore the blockchain if I wanted to do it by date or other variables?

Cheers,

Martin

Dawood

Are you asking about the vanity address generator? Like readable words in wallet address? If so, then there are tools available on Github for free that can generate you these. 🙂

For example; https://github.com/MarinX/btc-vanity

Jackson

Dawood Good Day dear, please can you help how to open and run the address vanity from github? Thanks

marty_crypto

I just googled that. I had no idea you could do that. Thanks for the info.

Dawood

marty_crypto Oh, no problem at all! I am glad I was able to help you.

Assuming you found what you were looking for, I am going to mark your thread solved.

dinhhoanglai

Dawood Is this statement structure correct?
0100000002f64c603e2f9f4daf70c2f4252b2dcdb07cc0192b7238bc9c3dacbae555baf701010000008a47( Sigscript 1 before )41( Sigscript 1 after )ffffffff29f841db2ba0cafa3a2a893cd1d8c3e962e8678fc61ebe89f415a46bc8d9854a010000008a47( Sigscript 2 before )41( Sigscript 2 after )ffffffff01a0860100000000001976a91470792fb74a5df745bac07df6fe020f871cbb293b88ac00000000

Dawood

dinhhoanglai I don't understand what you are trying to ask. And please post in the appropriate discussion thread. If you need to ask something not related to the current post, start a different discussion to get your answer. Do not reply to this thread if your query is not related to it.

Dawood

Jackson The instructions are on the Github page.