As mentioned before, we can define our own scripts instead of using the standards. In the following example, we will define a non-standard bitcoin script based on a simple equation, X+13=15. Therefore, to spend our transaction, the recipient needs to come up with a ScriptSig presenting the correct solution, which is obviously 2, in order to solve the equation and spend the output.
If we translate this equation into bitcoin scripts, we get the following:
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Locking Script (ScriptPubKey): "x+13=15" |
OP_X OP_13 OP_ADD OP_15 OP_EQUAL |
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Unlocking Script (ScriptSig): "2" |
OP_2 |
Bitcore enables us to create transactions with custom script. Hence, in the following example, we will create a non-standard transaction ...
