Assemble a set of standard Bitcoin addresses and their corresponding private keys for use in future tests of Bitcoin software. These addresses must have already been included in transactions on the Bitcoin blockchain.







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I have collected 17 addresses and private keys.

Actions:
- Read through previous articles. Record any addresses and their corresponding private keys. Record the txid of the first onchain transaction that included each address.
- For each address, look up the onchain transaction, and confirm that the address was included in it.
- Generate the addresses from the private keys. Confirm that the new addresses are identical to the original ones.

To generate the addresses, I used the recipe and assets from this article:
Recipe for generating a Bitcoin address













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Creating and signing a standard raw Bitcoin transaction

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Generating a standard Bitcoin address






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Verifying a signed deed of the GPG 1.4.10 source code






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Creating and signing a standard raw Bitcoin transaction: Iteration #2

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Using a transaction to validate a Bitcoin address

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Storing bitcoin on an offline Raspberry Pi

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Verifying the first checkpoint article in Edgecase Datafeed






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Creating a Bitcoin transaction with two outputs

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Creating a Bitcoin transaction with two inputs

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Buying and setting up a Raspberry Pi for storing Bitcoin

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