WalletTool: print and manipulate wallets

Usage: wallet-tool --flags action-name
       wallet-tool action-name --flags

>>> ACTIONS
  dump                 Loads and prints the given wallet in textual form to stdout. Private keys and seed are only
                       printed if --dump-privkeys is specified. If the wallet is encrypted, also specify the --password
                       option to dump the private keys and seed.
                       If --dump-lookahead is present, also show pregenerated but not yet issued keys.
  raw-dump             Prints the wallet as a raw protobuf with no parsing or sanity checking applied.
  create               Makes a new wallet in the file specified by --wallet.
                       Will complain and require --force if the wallet already exists.
                       If --seed is present, it should specify either a mnemonic code or hex/base58 raw seed bytes.
                       If --watchkey is present, it creates a watching wallet using the specified base58 xpub.
                       If --seed or --watchkey is combined with either --date or --unixtime, use that as a birthdate for.
                       If --output-script-type is present, use that for deriving addresses.
                       the wallet. See the set-creation-time action for the meaning of these flags.
  marry                Makes the wallet married with other parties, requiring multisig to spend funds.
                       External public keys for other signing parties must be specified with --xpubkeys (comma separated).
  add-key              Adds a new key to the wallet.
                       If --date is specified, that's the creation date.
                       If --unixtime is specified, that's the creation time and it overrides --date.
                       If --privkey is specified, use as a WIF-, hex- or base58-encoded private key.
                       Don't specify --pubkey in that case, it will be derived automatically.
                       If --pubkey is specified, use as a hex/base58 encoded non-compressed public key.
  add-addr             Requires --addr to be specified, and adds it as a watching address.
  delete-key           Removes the key specified by --pubkey or --addr from the wallet.
  current-receive-addr Prints the current receive address, deriving one if needed. Addresses derived with this action are
                       independent of addresses derived with the add-key action.
  sync                 Sync the wallet with the latest block chain (download new transactions).
                       If the chain file does not exist or if --force is present, this will RESET the wallet.
  reset                Deletes all transactions from the wallet, for if you want to replay the chain.
  send                 Creates and broadcasts a transaction from the given wallet.
                       Requires either --output or --payment-request to be specified.
                       If --output is specified, a transaction is created from the provided output
                       from this wallet and broadcasted, e.g.:
                         --output=1GthXFQMktFLWdh5EPNGqbq3H6WdG8zsWj:1.245
                       You can repeat --output=address:value multiple times.
                       There is a magic value ALL which empties the wallet to that address, e.g.:
                         --output=1GthXFQMktFLWdh5EPNGqbq3H6WdG8zsWj:ALL
                       The output destination can also be a native segwit address.
                       If the output destination starts with 04 and is 65 or 33 bytes long it will be
                       treated as a public key instead of an address and the send will use
                       <key> CHECKSIG as the script.
                       If --payment-request is specified, a transaction will be created using the provided
                       payment request. A payment request can be a local file, a bitcoin uri, or url to
                       download the payment request, e.g.:
                         --payment-request=/path/to/my.bitcoinpaymentrequest
                         --payment-request=bitcoin:?r=http://merchant.com/pay.php?123
                         --payment-request=http://merchant.com/pay.php?123

                       Other options include:
                          --fee-per-kb=0.0005 or --fee-sat-per-byte=50 sets the network fee
                          --locktime=1234  sets the lock time to block 1234
                          --locktime=2013/01/01  sets the lock time to 1st Jan 2013
                          --allow-unconfirmed will let you create spends of pending non-change outputs.
                          --no-pki disables pki verification for payment requests.
  encrypt              Requires --password and uses it to encrypt the wallet in place.
  decrypt              Requires --password and uses it to decrypt the wallet in place.
  upgrade              Upgrade basic or deterministic wallets to deterministic wallets of the given script type.
                       If --output-script-type is present, use that as the upgrade target.
  rotate               Takes --date and sets that as the key rotation time. Any coins controlled by keys or HD chains
                       created before this date will be re-spent to a key (from an HD tree) that was created after it.
                       If --date is missing, the current time is assumed. If the time covers all keys, a new HD tree
                       will be created from a new random seed.
  set-creation-time    Modify the creation time of the active chains of this wallet. This is useful for repairing
                       wallets that accidently have been created "in the future". Currently, watching wallets are not
                       supported.
                       If --date is specified, that's the creation date.
                       If --unixtime is specified, that's the creation time and it overrides --date.
                       If you omit both options, the creation time is being cleared (set to 0).
  send-cltvpaymentchannel
                       Creates and broadcasts a transaction paying to a CHECKLOCKTIMEVERIFY micropayment channel.
                       Requires a public key for the money recipient, public key to create the transactions (the
                       "return" address) and an expiry time.
                       Options:
                          --output=pubkey:value sets the amount to lock and the recipient
                          --refund-to=pubkey sets "our" public key
                          --fee-per-kb=0.0005 or --fee-sat-per-byte=50 sets the network fee
                          --locktime=YYYY/MM/DD sets the expiry time for the channel
  settle-cltvpaymentchannel
                       Creates and broadcasts a transaction settling a previous micropayment channel.
                       This tool, for testing, requires the presence of both private keys.
                       Options:
                          --output=pubkey:value sets the destination for the money
                          --fee-per-kb=0.0005 or --fee-sat-per-byte=50 sets the network fee
                          --txhash=hash sets the transaction to spend
  refund-cltvpaymentchannel
                       Creates and broadcasts a transaction refunding a previous micropayment channel.
                       This command can only be called once the expiry for the micropayment channel has passed -
                       the created transaction won't be accepted into the mempool until that point.
                       Options:
                          --output=pubkey:value sets the destination for the money
                          --fee-per-kb=0.0005 or --fee-sat-per-byte=50 sets the network fee
                          --txhash=hash sets the transaction to spend

>>> GENERAL OPTIONS
  --debuglog           Enables logging from the core library.
  --net=XXX            Which network to connect to, defaults to MAIN, can also be TEST or REGTEST.
  --mode=FULL/SPV      Whether to do full verification of the chain or just light mode.
  --wallet=<file>      Specifies what wallet file to load and save.
  --chain=<file>       Specifies the name of the file that stores the block chain.
  --force              Overrides any safety checks on the requested action.
  --date               Provide a date in form YYYY/MM/DD to any action that requires one.
  --output-script-type Provide an output script type to any action that requires one. May be P2PKH or P2WPKH.
  --peers=1.2.3.4      Comma separated IP addresses/domain names for connections instead of peer discovery.
  --offline            If specified when sending, don't try and connect, just write the tx to the wallet.
  --condition=...      Allows you to specify a numeric condition for other commands. The format is
                       one of the following operators = < > <= >= immediately followed by a number.
                       For example --condition=\">5.10\" or --condition=\"<=1\"
  --password=...       For an encrypted wallet, the password is provided here.
  --ignore-mandatory-extensions   If a wallet has unknown required extensions that would otherwise cause
                       load failures, this overrides that.

>>> WAITING
You can wait for the condition specified by the --waitfor flag to become true. Transactions and new
blocks will be processed during this time. When the waited for condition is met, the tx/block hash
will be printed. Waiting occurs after the --action is performed, if any is specified.\n

  --waitfor=EVER       Never quit.
  --waitfor=WALLET_TX  Any transaction that sends coins to or from the wallet.
  --waitfor=BLOCK      A new block that builds on the best chain.
  --waitfor=BALANCE    Waits until the wallets balance meets the --condition.\n";
