user75305: Looking in transaction https://blockchain.info/it/tx/ecd1a64432367a1962eadd90ec12cfb6c5f6920075b10a62dbda7488c5688e44 i see strange output address like this: bc1q8r0m7ymhf2smspeqgzwj79e89kvmgwqasg5glskugrrzc7qv57tq2e6sjf
what kind are? 

user63569: As @pebwindkraft comment, it's the new bitcoin segwit address (bech32), it's supported on bitcoin-core v0.16.
Bech32 is a segwit address format specified by BIP 0173. While this address format has been included in some implementations, as of December 2017.
If you would know more about it watch this

75305: <p>Looking in transaction <a href="https://blockchain.info/it/tx/ecd1a64432367a1962eadd90ec12cfb6c5f6920075b10a62dbda7488c5688e44" rel="nofollow noreferrer">https://blockchain.info/it/tx/ecd1a64432367a1962eadd90ec12cfb6c5f6920075b10a62dbda7488c5688e44</a> i see strange output address like this: bc1q8r0m7ymhf2smspeqgzwj79e89kvmgwqasg5glskugrrzc7qv57tq2e6sjf</p>

<p>what kind are? </p>
 63569: <p>As @pebwindkraft comment, it's the new bitcoin segwit address (bech32), it's supported on bitcoin-core v0.16.</p>

<p>Bech32 is a segwit address format specified by BIP 0173. While this address format has been included in some implementations, as of December 2017.</p>

<p>If you would know more about it <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NqiN9VFE4CU" rel="nofollow noreferrer">watch this</a></p>
