Let’s talk about private keys and addresses:
A digital signature can prove that the person initiating a transaction holds the private key, but the signing process does not expose the private key.
You can think of an address as a receiving account, and the private key as the only credential for accessing the funds: you can show the account to anyone, but you should keep the private key to yourself.
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A digital signature can prove that the person initiating a transaction holds the private key, but the signing process does not expose the private key.
You can think of an address as a receiving account, and the private key as the only credential for accessing the funds: you can show the account to anyone, but you should keep the private key to yourself.
$BTC 68594.01（-6.86%）
This information has been compiled from public sources. Please refer to the original text.
