I think that what odolvlobo says isn't necessary. Essentially, he told you to include your old address in the message that is signed from your new address.

When you sign a message using an address and decide to post it in this thread, your address becomes a part of your identity. If someone wants to prove that is you, has to provide a signature along with a message that hasn't been signed again. In the case of you wanting to change your address, you'll have to provide a proof that you're indeed you. Including your new address would be optional, because in both cases it'd be enough for us to acknowledge that the proven owner of the old address who also own the account wants to change his identity address.

That's why I find it unnecessary.

Why should you sign from both addresses? The new address is posted by the conviction that you'll need it to provide a proof of your identity in the future. You should only do the following if you've never posted in this thread above:


And this, if you have:

What's the benefit of knowing that I actually control an address the time I stake it? You have two options.

Option 1: Post an address you own.
Option 2: Post an address you don't own.

Whichever option you choose, you deserve your fate. If you chose option 1, you'll be able to provide a proof of your identity in the future. If you chose option 2, you'll only harm yourself.

It seems that they don't get this since the 20th post.

I signed the old address with yesterday's date, also I signed new address yesterday, I still do not understand what you mean. I am not implying that you are wrong but neither was I wrong, but your post is highly not necessary. If you think you are correcting me, thank you, I appreciate, but that prove is enough I control the two address. I still have two addresses on this forum that I can sign, but like I commented before, I want to use an address generated on Electrum for the staking which I just did. If I did 1 + 1, and you are commenting that doing 2 is the right one, doing 2 is just an alternative because 1 + 1 = 2 

I quoted it and have verified it using electrum.

Looks like you just recently woke up from a long period of inactivity and tried to prove account ownership in the right way. Its good, If possible, you can also sign messages with a new address that will come in handy in the future.

Quoted and verified with Electrum.

Quoted and verified with Electrum.

Quoted Verified with Electrum, archived.

That's not enough... You have to sign a message with it, in order to prove that you have the private key ^{[full control]}.
^{- Just scroll up and follow the proper format [three parts: Message, address, and signature].}