user3047: I am looking for an example transaction on Bitcoin's blockchain using stealth addressing.
I am brainstorming how stealth addresses would be used amongst normal addresses in combination (whereas Monero and CryptoNote protocols so far only use stealth addresses).

user5757: You cannot tell them apart from transactions using ordinary addresses; they are exactly the same.  Any regular transaction you look at could have been created using a stealth address.
As I wrote in my answer here, a "stealth address" is just one particular way of generating a unique address, known only to the payer and payee, to use for a transaction.  Once the unique address is created, the transaction itself is created just like any other.

3047: <p>I am looking for an example transaction on Bitcoin's blockchain using stealth addressing.</p>

<p>I am brainstorming how stealth addresses would be used amongst normal addresses in combination (whereas <a href="http://monero.cc/" rel="nofollow">Monero</a> and <a href="https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/CryptoNote" rel="nofollow">CryptoNote</a> protocols so far only use stealth addresses).</p>
 5757: <p>You cannot tell them apart from transactions using ordinary addresses; they are exactly the same.  Any regular transaction you look at could have been created using a stealth address.</p>

<p>As I wrote in my answer <a href="https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/a/29648/5757">here</a>, a "stealth address" is just one particular way of generating a unique address, known only to the payer and payee, to use for a transaction.  Once the unique address is created, the transaction itself is created just like any other.</p>
