🐋 Beyond the funds, there’s something else you need to understand: digital signatures
Ethereum transactions include a chain ID (EIP-155), so a signed transaction can’t be replayed on another chain.
A digital signature proves two things: the transaction really came from the owner of the private key, and its contents haven’t been altered since it was signed.
When transferring $BTC , your wallet signs the transaction with your private key, and nodes across the network verify the signature using the public key.
Don’t invest with borrowed money—it can put you under pressure and lead to poor decisions.
Ethereum transactions include a chain ID (EIP-155), so a signed transaction can’t be replayed on another chain.
A digital signature proves two things: the transaction really came from the owner of the private key, and its contents haven’t been altered since it was signed.
When transferring $BTC , your wallet signs the transaction with your private key, and nodes across the network verify the signature using the public key.
Don’t invest with borrowed money—it can put you under pressure and lead to poor decisions.