Open van-orton opened 3 years ago
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1) developerfred has been approved to start work.
I will remove support for old addresses and ensure that no transactions take place with the old format. Checked all source code carefully. 2) janus has applied to start work _(Funders only: approve worker | reject worker)_.
I recently worked for a client that encoded and decoded a large number of addresses from diverse blockchain networks. I have gained great skill in the area of address structure and format. I would apply this knowledge while carrying out your task. This task would be completed in days.
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Ok I will submit PR working progress today
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I am working on this and will try to make a pr to resolve this issue
Shall I delete the whole code for p2p files not containing segwit and leave only p2p segwit files?
Problem description
The code of BGL core is derived from Bitcoin core with some changes. The BTC is switching gradually to segwit transactions, while allowing older txs and addresses to still work. In BGL, those legacy transactions are not required. In other words, remove support for P2PK[H] to be sure no 'old' transaction can be made, and leave only SegWit transactions supported.
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