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Well duh, ... of course if someone sent 20 BTC there you can bet they'd be flooded with emails of the form "my txid is {txid}, send it over to me". This is one
by nullc 13y ago
Well duh, ... of course if someone sent 20 BTC there you can bet they'd be flooded with emails of the form "my txid is {txid}, send it over to me".
This is one of multiple reasons why the Bitcoin system wasn't designed for people to reuse addresses.
- pera 13y agouh? you can sign the message to prove your identity
- nullc 13y agoMaybe you can, not always. Did you issue the payment from your account a service? Did you issue it from a hardware wallet? Did you, by chance, happen to decide that you want to use an anonymization tool when buying your exploit? Perhaps, you have a strict retention policy and destroy keys which are no longer used and can't sign for it anymore…
- pera 13y agoIf you are paying 20btc for a zero day exploit I suppose you know what you are doing. Either way everything you had mentioned are not deficiencies of Bitcoin per se.