A few words about private keys and addresses:
A public key is derived from a private key using elliptic curve operations. This process is one-way, so deriving a private key from a public key is computationally infeasible.
You can calculate an address from a private key, but you can’t derive a private key from an address alone, so it’s safe to share your receiving address.
You only need to provide your address to receive funds. You should never provide your private key or recovery phrase under any circumstances.
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A public key is derived from a private key using elliptic curve operations. This process is one-way, so deriving a private key from a public key is computationally infeasible.
You can calculate an address from a private key, but you can’t derive a private key from an address alone, so it’s safe to share your receiving address.
You only need to provide your address to receive funds. You should never provide your private key or recovery phrase under any circumstances.
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This is not advice. Make your own decisions about what actions to take.