How To Prove That You Own Bitcoin (Signed Messages)

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WARNING: There are a number of scammers who are using my image andbrchannel name to try to connect with my viewers on WhatsApp and otherbrplatforms to scam them Just so you know, I will never refer you tobr"my personal trader" or try to connect with you personally to sell youbrsomething I am trying to ban these scammers as quickly as they pop up You canbralways recognize a scammer by clicking on the image and seeing howbrmany videos he has All of these guys have zero videos, while I havebrhundreds I also now have a checkmark next to my name, so that you can distinguish the real Trader University from the imposters
Comment from : Bitcoin University

"Ben Bernanke should be in jail"--subscribed
Comment from : Ronar Prefect

I received a message that I have bitcoin and for a yr now If I do I'd like to cash out
Comment from : R U

U r a gem! Pls do a video on price prediction on the next halving & how much btc to onto Bethe top 🙏🏻
Comment from : gasoh

Idiots all of them Smfh #JustGoBitcoin
Comment from : VEGAN WARRIOR

Ty Matt, for everything you do
Comment from : Christopher Press

so maybe one day i can sign a message to prove i have btc for a loan
Comment from : CrackedJoshua

"Just a random message that came to mind" LOL
Comment from : Jason Still

Thx
Comment from : BitcoinPoems Pro

If you can send messages on bitcoin does that mean it could also be an uncensorable social media?
Comment from : Brandon Jade

For greater privacy, it’s best to use bitcoin addresses only once
Comment from : Metaphoracle Intelligence

Can you explain block 759517 when you have a moment? Much appreciated
Comment from : Martin Fernandes

Is BTC node safe to store funds??
Comment from : Steve Stockman

Hey Matt!brIt would be amazing if you could comment this video:br youtube/k3j8CDcjZ7gbrbrYour content is amazing, thanks for it! Really!
Comment from : C X

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Comment from : Riskninja

Appreciate your content 👍
Comment from : Talli Bon

What does the message have to do with verify the bitcoin address and the signature? I’m missing that part
Comment from : ctaukus

HODL
Comment from : Nice shirt

Thanks for showing me this matthew! Legit, this is very useful!
Comment from : NappyWayz

Are there any easy ways use this message signature feature in a browser as they do with Ethereum?
Comment from : Rewe

why doesn't the economy scare you from buying bitcoin? 2 why do you feel so strongly that for the next 2 years it wont just drop to lets say 15
Comment from : Roman Cayon

Cant wait for the bsv video tomorrow!
Comment from : datping

Even though I am quite knowledgeable of the bitcoin space, I confess I didn't understand much from this video
Comment from : Adimchi Onyenadum

I didn't find this helpful at all What's the value add here? Lots of risk for little or no benefit!!
Comment from : Castro Collins

Tnx
Comment from : Denis šego

Bitcoincore Hmmm Now that you mentioned it I'm going to look into it to run my own node
Comment from : PURPLE SHADE SMOOTHIE

Id love to see a video about The Road To Roota
Comment from : David Fenererer

Great videos as always
Comment from : David Fenererer

Matthew your words are strong Clear and strong You are an invaluable resource of knowledge
Comment from : PURPLE SHADE SMOOTHIE

1:36 wait what? I've never heard about that partwhere the actual owner of the early bitcoin addresses respondedthat's hilarious!
Comment from : ARandomPerson

Matthew, this is my favorite channel but this video only made me more confused
Comment from : Fusion

Have you been following the drama that's going on currently in the BSV world? brbrA miner has started mining empty blocks and accruing BSV from the coin base reward The Bitcoin Association (the organizing body of BSV) has instructed nodes to freeze the moving of the miners coinsbrbrI don't think the people behind BSV understand bitcoin at all They are claiming that they can sue miners and node operators who don't do as they say, because they believe that the node operators and miners have agreed to some contract by running some softwarebrbrI would like to see the look on their faces when they try to sue someone for using code they didn't design, or for manipulating a security they didn't register (They had an investment round, but the investing body is part of the BSV scheme though)
Comment from : first name last name

That's probably super useful But how do you see it on chain? Can you open up blocks and see messages attached to transactions?
Comment from : Fusion

How many cycles of "magic" do you usually do to get good forward privacy?
Comment from : Mike T

I don't know that all phonies are terrible people, but Craig Wright certainly helps make the case
Comment from : Dingfelder Smurfalot

What's the status on Faketoshi? Didn't he win the lawsuit against McCormack or something? I always wondered why if all he needs to do is sign a message but he doesn't
Comment from : David Coelho

Hey Matt I’m curious what your node setup looks like I know you have it in your paid courses, but I don’t need help setting up a node (I already run one) I’m just wondering if you could do a quick tour of your node
Comment from : das boot

Very cool, thank you for sharing!
Comment from : mc

I've been looking into a tool on the lightning network called "Stablesats", it uses something called "perpetual inverse swaps" to create "synthetic USD" Could you please look into this and see if you can potentially identify any points of failure in this system? From what I've identified, it uses something called a "bitcoin bank" which I am initially skeptical of without being able to run the entire system trustlessly
Comment from : Jinko

bjust a random message that came to mind/b "Ben Bernanke should be in jail" 😂 Matt's low-key hilarious
Comment from : TheLethalKnife

Understand that trezor hard wallet can keep generating fresh public address to receive BTCbrbrIf that's the case, how can we verify the hard wallet balance in blockchain explorer by pasting the old public address?
Comment from : Desmond Chin

I'm very familiar with bitcoin for more than 10 years but I never looked into this bitcoin message topic And sorry but from your video I did not get it at allbrWill the message always be linked to an address, even if the btc amount in it changes? Is the message saved on the block chain? Can I read messages on a blockexplorer?
Comment from : Reiner Winklair (mit ai ganz wichtig!)

@Trader University it is verified just like every modern HTTPS website verifies identity It is public private key infrastructure It runs the whole internet It has been around awhile That is how BTC does it using same public private key infrastructure framework You explain public private key infrastructure well basically it is cryptographically verified using public & private key pairs just like the rest of the internet So if you want to dig into the details just study public private key infrastructure Thanks for all your consistent hard work Love you Brother!!! You are on the right side of history & truth God Bless you and yours all the days of eternity in Jesus name I pray amen ✝✝✝
Comment from : Living Sacrifice

If only BTC content was more dominated by TU and a few others who don't feel the need to push shitcoins constantly Raoul and his ladybio apartment in Mexico City is such an embarrassment As is George and #PompAss and Lark All complete clowns
Comment from : WJG GMT

As far as I understand, a transaction itself is just a signed message that is submitted to the network So really, signing messages in this way is the same thing, except with whatever message you want (and that isn’t “submitted” to the mempool) But from a technical/cryptographic perspective there’s little to no difference I wouldn’t even say this is a feature, just a happy accident that is inherent to the technology
Comment from : rakeau

Satoshi: went to great lengths to stay anonymousbrFaketoshi: going to great lengths to become known to everyone
Comment from : Atlas21

Was wondering when you would talk about your own node 😃
Comment from : Kodi Dude

Having car keys proves you have access not that you ownbrbrHaving car registration in your name "identity" proves you own the car even when the keys are stolenbrbrbrI know what you are getting at and he might be a fraud but logically speaking this is how things workbrbrbrNot your keys not your bitcoin also works in the reversebrYOUR KEYS YOUR BITCOIN!brbrso if he gets them by court (legit) or "steals" them again they will be rightfully his coinsbrbrAgain he might be stupid and a fraud but I am just arguing logic and hypocrisy
Comment from : First Last

What are the signs you may not own the bitcoin you think you do? brIf I have moved coins from an exchange (or Strike) to a multi-sig cold storage setup Do I need to bother with proving the address is real? Thanks in advance
Comment from : Ralfbo

You don't need ANY kind of node to sign and verify messages
Comment from : Jonathan Jacobson

I had no idea thanks for another tutorial Matt!
Comment from : Glenn Pudick

Yes I agree Ben Bernanke should be in Jail
Comment from : TheLordRichard

very nice simple way to verify address Thx What do you do to protect your bitcoin if something happens to you? like you all of sudden get sick Is there any way to designate a beneficiary?
Comment from : E Schmitty

“Just a random message that came to mind” 😂
Comment from : Arnaldo

Love this content as it covers different area from usual
Comment from : Jersey Zhang

The only person on earth that needs to prove is Craig Wright cause that guy is lame
Comment from : Pk2

Nakamoto will never be known, We are all Satoshi! Look up the meaning if you don't get it
Comment from : Kory Postma (Kalbon)

Craig wright the wrong hat he all CAP
Comment from : Rouzi Darcy

Lol, I was planning to comment that Craig Wright needs to watch this when I saw the title, but nevermind 🤣
Comment from : David Keill

I'm just here to make fun of Craig wright
Comment from : Rouzi Darcy

Wow, that is so much easier than getting my expensive legal team to present all these forged documents I've made
Comment from : ValleySoundboy

Great content as always Thank you
Comment from : Bill Moline

That CW diss intro fire 🔥
Comment from : Cbeaucoup

As soon as I saw the title of this video I knew Craig Wright was going to be discussed, lol
Comment from : digitalgravity

Dry humor on point👌
Comment from : Ben Wilson

Did you hear about 48,000 coins leaving Coinbase? Wouldn’t that make the price spike on on Coinbase or would Coinbase want to stay competitive to the other exchanges?
Comment from : Alex Barron