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    BTC puzzle 66 was solved recently, then stolen by bots

    Sign a transaction with the original withdrawal address else stop this childish Scam u are attempting.
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    BTC puzzle 66 was solved recently, then stolen by bots

    Yes, u can choose a tx type however this is fully constrained by the type of address of the sender. Depending on the Addr type u might have little to no extra option or more options.
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    BTC puzzle 66 was solved recently, then stolen by bots

    Great, U have misunderstood these terms largely. First off P2PKH, P2SH, and SegWit (Bech32) addresses all expose the sender's public key when the transaction is spent. Sender will always be exposed keep in mind. P2PK Pay to PubK is a tx from a sender to the receiver's Public Key. P2PKH Pay to...
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    BTC puzzle 66 was solved recently, then stolen by bots

    I have been able to get proof that it was most certainly stolen. I just don't know why the invalidated transaction by the original winner isn't logged to the address 13zb1... But is legitimately registered on the Blockchain still. Sad, I hope people will donate to him or the creator withdraws...
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    BTC puzzle 66 was solved recently, then stolen by bots

    Because the pubkey of the sender will be part of the input script authorizing the spending from that wallet. The pubkey exposed is that of sender of course not receivers. Yes any tx will expose the sender's pubK. Yes u can hack for key with vulnerable Entropy like that of P66. The entropy in P66...
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    BTC puzzle 66 was solved recently, then stolen by bots

    How did you know it was stolen from a different winner by a bot?? I am amused that you are just assuming the transaction was hijacked just because u feel so. Is there any pending transaction u can see on p66 address?? How then did u conclude that the winner lost the price?? U really think...
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