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1  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / i had a doubt from a long time .............. on: October 09, 2017, 10:49:39 AM
i wanna know weather the public keys generated from one private key show same balance  in my wallet

assume that  X is a private key of my bitcoin wallet and X1 X2 X3.... are the public keys of the given private key

if i do a transaction of 1btc using the public key X1 and after the transaction the balance is 2.5 btc
later if i use the X2 public key in the blockchain.info website

will it show the same balance in my wallet as 2.5 btc or  it will show 0btc

2  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / Re: how many possible private keys can be generated for a public key ????? on: October 08, 2017, 03:43:13 PM
how many possible private keys can be generated  for a public key Huh??






i am new to this bitcoin community....




Each public key has one private key, and each private key has one public key. The public key can be expressed in (at least) two formats: compressed and uncompressed. Uncompressed public keys start with 04 when written in hex, and compressed public keys start with 02 or 03. But they represent the same public key.

In short, for every private key, there is 1 public key, and vice versa. But this doesn't account for adresses.

There are 2*256 public keys, but only 2*160 version-0 addresses, so each address actually represents on average 2*96 different public keys.

Which basically means that for every adress, there are alot of public keys, although bruteforce is still not feasible due to the scale of these numbers.




i actually want to know the maximum number of possible private keys for 1 public address
3  Bitcoin / Development & Technical Discussion / how many possible private keys can be generated for a public key ????? on: October 08, 2017, 03:22:29 PM
how many possible private keys can be generated  for a public key Huh??






i am new to this bitcoin community....


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