LEARN ME ABTCMobick
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Lab

13 ways to touch
Bitcoin with your hands

Every tool from the lessons. Hashes and signatures are computed for real in this browser; block data comes live from the Mobick explorer. Keys made here are for practice and never leave the page.

A real on-chain tool MobickVault — self lock-up by your own hand → Lock BMB so not even you can move it for a set period, then unlock with your paper-wallet key. Old mobickvault.com vaults unlock here too. A real on-chain tool Mobick Guard — flow tracing and P2P seller protection → Follow where coins came from and went (Mobick mainnet and WBMB) and check mined origin. For P2P sellers: what to check yourself before accepting a payment, and the procedure and evidence to keep if your account is frozen. Practice on familiar screens Transfer practice — rehearse on exchange, wallet and Uniswap screens → Match network, address, tag and recipient on practice screens modelled on real exchanges and wallets. No money, no accounts; nothing you type leaves the page.
  1. 01Hash lab
  2. 02Browser miner
  3. 03Retarget gauge
  4. 04Tamper with the ledger
  5. 05Double-spend experiment
  6. 06Private key → address
  7. 07Sign and verify
  8. 08UTXO playground
  9. 09Paper wallet anatomy
  10. 10Count confirmations
  11. 11Read blocks #0 and #1
  12. 12Council price simulator
  13. 13MOVN payout formula
01

Hash lab

Change one character and watch half the bits flip

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Hash (64 hex digits)

0 bits flipped since last input (of 256)

Change one character and roughly half — about 128 — flip. That is why the output gives away nothing about the input.

02

Browser miner

Real SHA-256d proof of work in your browser

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Leading zeros

Block contents (example)

#60,962 | prev 00000000000001df…de5c32c4 | 1 tx

nonce

0

Best hash so far

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Tries
0
My browser
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Elapsed
0.0s

Pick a difficulty and press Start. Each extra zero takes about 16 times longer on average.

03

Retarget gauge

Mobick’s current 2,016-block epoch, live

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Mobick mainnet · current difficulty epoch

LIVE
05041,0081,5122,016
Epoch progress
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Avg block time this epoch
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Projected difficulty
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Next retarget in
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04

Tamper with the ledger

Change one block and everything after breaks

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Rule: a valid hash starts with 00

    Change a single character in the second block’s data.

    05

    Double-spend experiment

    Send the same coin twice and watch the network split

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    Heard “pay Minsu” first Heard “pay Jieun” first

    Press ①. One person sends the same coin to Minsu and Jieun at once. Each node keeps whichever it hears first and drops the other.

    06

    Private key → address

    Four one-way steps

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    Practice only. Never send coins to a key made on this page.

    1. 1Private key

      A random 256-bit number. Whoever knows it owns the coins.

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    2. 2Public key

      Private key × a point on the elliptic curve. Easy to multiply, impossible to divide back.

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    3. 3Public-key hash

      SHA-256, then RIPEMD-160 — 20 bytes.

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    4. 4Address

      A friendly wrapper. Mobick uses the same bc1… / 1… formats as Bitcoin.

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    The arrows only point one way. You cannot get from an address back to the public key, or from a public key back to the private key — so share addresses freely and never share private keys.

    07

    Sign and verify

    Sign with a private key, verify with the public key

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    ① Me — sign with my private key

    Private key—

    ② Anyone — verify with the public key

    Signature—

    Public key—

    Tamper in transit

    You can also edit the received message yourself. The signature is bound to the whole message — change a single space and verification fails. Making a signature needs the private key; checking it needs only the public key.

    08

    UTXO playground

    Pick coins, build a transaction, get change

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    Amount to send

    Fee (example)0.0001 BMB

    My UTXOs — tap to pick

      Balance = sum of the coins 0

      Transaction

      Inputs
      0
      Send
      0
      Fee
      0.0001
      Change
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      New outputs

        09

        Paper wallet anatomy

        Scratch, sweep, peel

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        BTCMobick PAPER WALLET

        100 BMB

        Address (public)—

        Private key — do not scratch

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        ↖ Rub with a finger or mouse to scratch

        1. 1Front: address

          Anyone can check the balance from the address. It is safe to show.

        2. 2Back: scratch

          Scratching reveals the private key. From now on, anyone who sees this paper can move the coins.

        3. 3Sweep

          A wallet app reads the key and sends the whole balance to a new address of yours.

        4. 4Spent paper

          Never reuse a swept paper wallet. Keep it only as a keepsake.

        A practice paper wallet. Its key exists only in this browser and holds no real coins.

        10

        Count confirmations

        Real blocks until an LBank deposit clears

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        Tip height—

        1. 0Sent · waiting in the mempool
        2. 11 confirmation · in a block, shown on LBank
        3. 22 confirmations · LBank credits it
        4. 33+ · ever harder to reverse

        This counts real Mobick mainnet blocks. Press the button and every new block adds one confirmation. One block takes about 10 minutes, so two confirmations take roughly 20.

        11

        Read blocks #0 and #1

        Decode the new mainnet’s coinbases yourself

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        #0—Explorer ↗

        coinbase scriptSig (hex)

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        As text

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        #1—Explorer ↗

        coinbase scriptSig (hex)

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        As text

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        12

        Council price simulator

        How a trimmed mean resists manipulation

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        Plain mean Council price
        Plain mean
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        Council price (middle 80%)
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        Discarded
        13 top · 13 bottom

        Numbers are an index (base 100), not a real price. Blue dots are honest members, orange dots are trying to push the price, faded dots are discarded.

        13

        MOVN payout formula

        The 10-Mo bonus curve and the 5× reserve

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        Band · rate
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        Base MOVN
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        Bonus MOVN
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        Total MOVN
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        MOVN reserve — if BMB falls below the deposit price

        BMB needed to honour $1 per MOVN
        Reserve backing (5× deposited BMB)

        Computed with the formula published on harvest-movn.com. The exchange price is the council price at the time; returns are not guaranteed and losses are possible. This shows how the formula works and is not a recommendation.