Hello,

I was trying to follow along and to ensure I was doing it all correctly, I was double checking your outputs to make sure I was making the right outputs and I was able to get them all to match except for the part when you do the Double hash.

Interestingly, the first SHA256 hash of the new hexadecimal worked and matched but when I hash the hash I got different value. I tried both text input and HEX input and both did not produce the same double hash so I'm not sure what to do...

To be sure...

When i take

803133293B7827ED422EA95FF7E6B92145FAA6A22DE1896043F457306AF4CF5B42

The first hash outputs (matches fine no issues)

f5a3cf1e170c27befa81a25e4eca1b1e9be1b822dfe4095b82059b29a094784d

Then when I hash again I get (using text input)

1b3a7f82e747e218faf35dcb5d0c163c65d08598d97d93d7b86a9c8ab5e7786f

and when trying input type as HEX i get

b6e2ea5375c2280a316eb4a35f4e4c0e03f64b86d460e4c286cdc5a035ace520

I then searched for a double hash converter online and input the new hexadecimal which produced a double hash of

b6e2ea5375c2280a316eb4a35f4e4c0e03f64b86d460e4c286cdc5a035ace520

(which matches the first converter's output when input type is HEX)

I can't seem to figure out how you got

58DAE61C47E89B61FFF699B413A8922AF5C6F1AB9FE45ABBBBE6281547FC0904

So I can't be sure if I'm doing it right for the address I was trying to make as I simply just took my "new hexadecimal" hashed it, copied that hash output into the input field and hashed it again then proceeded with the rest of the steps but because doing the same steps with your example doesn't produce the same results, I'm not sure if you did something different for the "hash of the hash". Would you mind clarifying what I can do to get the same double hash when using your example so that I can be sure when I apply it to the address I'm making that it's correct please?

For reference I am using this for the SHA256 hashing, which again, correctly did the first hash of your new hexadecimal correctly but not the hash of the hash: https://emn178.github.io/online-tools/sha256.html

And this is the double hash converter I tried that produced the same result as the one above when changing input type to HEX

https://www.webdevtutor.net/tools/online-hash-generator-sha256d

[As a side note for anyone else, for the BASE58 conversion I used https://appdevtools.com/base58-encoder-decoder but in order to get the same result as shown in the article I had to change input type to HEX]