Ledger xpub vs. Adressen | Versuch, über Blockchain zu verifizieren

[root_s2yse8vt]

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Ich habe Probleme beim Abgleich meiner BTC-Salden in meinem Ledger mit einem seriösen Blockchain-Explorer. Ich nahm an, dass der einfachste Weg, dies zu tun (anstatt alle Adressen abzugleichen (die sich ändern)) ist, einfach die xpub online zu sehen, die alle abgeleiteten Adressen und ihre Salden zeigt. Das Problem ist:

Wenn ich dies tue, werden die Salden als Null angezeigt. Ich weiß jedoch, dass ich den richtigen privaten Schlüssel habe, da ich einen Teil davon ausgeben kann (ich habe ein paar Testtransaktionen durchgeführt). Kann mir jemand weiterhelfen?

1. Mischt Ledger xpubs so, wie Adressen gemischt werden? Ich dachte, jeder Ledger (oder besser gesagt, jeder erzeugte Seed) sei nur mit einem xpub verbunden, der dann mehrere BTC-Adressen haben kann.
2. Wie kann man die Salden am besten abgleichen?

Vielen Dank im Voraus!

[cheeb_ledger]

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***These are some great questions:***

Each time you generate a new address, this would increment the final index of your derivation path a single digit. For example, a fresh BTC Legacy address in Ledger Live (aka the first address) would be “44’/0’/0’/0/0”. The second address would be “44’/0’/0’/0/1”. The third address would be “44’/0’/0’/0/2”.

You are correct when you say each Ledger (and recovery phrase) is associated with only one xpub, which then can have multiple BTC addresses. Xpubs are not shuffled in this way, however your addresses created (and composing the xpub) are likely to change as you continue to add new accounts/addresses, and use the derivation path originating from your private key (aka the 24 word recovery phrase).

If you’re using a Ledger device, the best way to reconcile or aggregate balances would be to go into Ledger Live and make sure you add any bitcoin accounts associated with your Ledger device. This should allow you to pull up any accounts/addresses that were ever created with the device, and display them in a single user interface, where you can see your aggregated balance in the portfolio tab!

Additionally, if you ever feel as though your portfolio isn’t updating the balance, you can force a synchronization between your balances and the blockchain(s) by clearing your cache (“settings” > “help” > “clear cache” > “confirm”).

[Albo-LuckyBastard]

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I have a Solution for you:

Export Xpub adress from Ledger, after this you need to convert it to zpub (mainnet P2WPKH)

https://jlopp.github.io/xpub-converter/

After this you put the converted addres into Satpile app or other Xpub explorer!
You should now see the correct amount that is on your ledger!
😉😉

[Unfair_Conference_73]

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I would recommend matching your balance against Electrum, which supports Ledger as a hardware wallet

That being said, I am sure each derivation path (wallet? in Ledger Liver terminology) is one specific xpub. That means if you add multiple wallets to Ledger Live you actually have multiple xpub

[Turbulent-Skirt196]

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**Update**

I was able to successfully reconcile but finding the zpub and looking it up on an explorer that supports that kind of query. Thank y’all for the thoughtful and quick responses!
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