Identifying Transaction Hashes for Segregated Witness (SegWit) UTXO Wallets
When it comes to managing cryptocurrency transactions, identifying the transaction hash or transaction identifier is crucial. In this article, we will dive into how to identify the transaction hash of a new Segregated Witness (SegWit) UTXO wallet and understand what Blochian.info is referring to.
What is a UTXO Wallet?
A UTXO wallet (Unspent Transaction Output) is a type of cryptocurrency wallet that stores unspent transaction outputs. These are the amounts left in your account after all transactions have been processed. SegWit wallets in particular use a new framework to store and manage these outputs.
How to Identify the Transaction Hash of a New SegWit UTXO Wallet
A new SegWit UTXO wallet typically uses a 32-byte transaction hash as an identifier or “seed” for its output. This is different from traditional wallets that store hashes, such as Bitcoin Core (BTC). The reason for this change was to make it easier to combine and merge multiple blocks, allowing for more efficient use of the network.
To identify the transaction hash of the new SegWit UTXO wallet:
- Open your wallet software
: If you are using a wallet client or software such as Electrum or MyEtherWallet, open it to view your wallet configuration.
- Look for the “Transaction Hash” field: This should be displayed under the wallet address. It is usually provided in hexadecimal format (e.g.
0x12345678).
- Note the transaction hash: Make note of this value, as it will help you identify and track transactions.
What does Blochian.info refer to?
Blochian.info is a website that provides information about cryptocurrency wallets, including their addresses, balances, and transaction history. When referring to a wallet’s “previous transaction”, the site likely means the wallet’s most recent output, or the transaction related to its most recent block.
For example:
- If you visit Blochian.info and see
1234567890abcdef, this could be the hexadecimal representation of the wallet’s most recent output, which corresponds to a specific transaction.
- However, if you are looking for the previous transaction that connected your wallet to this new one, you need to download all the block data from the blockchain.
Tips and Best Practices
- Use a Secure Wallet: Keep your wallet software up to date with the latest security patches and updates.
- Store Seeds Secure: Do not share or store wallet seeds (transaction hashes) in an insecure manner, as they can be used to compromise the entire wallet.
Conclusions
Identifying transaction hashes for SegWit UTXO wallets requires knowing how to access their configuration and understanding what Blochian.info refers to. By following these steps, you should be able to find the transaction hash associated with the new wallet. Always remember to update and secure your wallet software to maintain the integrity of your cryptocurrency holdings.
Additional Resources
- [SegWit Documentation](
- [Blochian.info](
- [Bitcoin Core (BTC) Documentation](