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December 14, 2017, 02:41:27 PM
Last edit: December 15, 2017, 01:36:09 PM by hugeblack
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I know a wallet is a private key can generate more than 1 address right?

how can blockchain.info support more than one coin (Bitcoin, Ether and bitcoin cash ) using one private key?

if not how can export other private keys?  I found one private key only.

also can a wallet support more than 1 private key for bitcoin {2 or more private key}?
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December 14, 2017, 02:45:48 PM
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I know a wallet is a private key can generate more than 1 address right?

This is the cause of your confusion. A wallet is simply a concept of something that can contain one or more addresses. Each address has an individual private key.

I found one private key only.

Then your wallet contains only one address if you create more you will have more private keys.

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December 15, 2017, 10:59:28 AM
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I know a wallet is a private key can generate more than 1 address right?
Every wallet address has a single private key same as mentioned above.

how can blockchain.info support more than one coin (Bitcoin, Ether and bitcoin cash ) using one private key?
Its impossible that one private key has more than 1 coin, as mentioned every wallet address have 1 single pivate key even its ETH, BTC or BCH.

if not how can export other private keys?  I found one private key only.
There are many tutorials on how you can export private keys of blockchain using its seed only the BTC, I dont know how to export the private keys of BCH since I never visit its new wallet with BCH but you can get the private keys of ETH directly using the desktop browser.

also can a wallet support more than 1 private key for bitcoin {2 or more private key}?
Obviously yes, HD wallets like blockchain.info have more than 1 private keys since it has more than 1 wallet address For BTC.a
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December 15, 2017, 04:22:43 PM
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I know a wallet is a private key can generate more than 1 address right?

how can blockchain.info support more than one coin (Bitcoin, Ether and bitcoin cash ) using one private key?

if not how can export other private keys?  I found one private key only.

also can a wallet support more than 1 private key for bitcoin {2 or more private key}?
- Its not private key, blockchain.info is HD wallet where you will get 12 digit backup phrase which will be enough to recover your whole wallet regardless of number of addresses.

- No they are supporting different coin in one wallet not with one private key.

- If you haven't imported bitcoin address in your wallet than they won't allow you to export private key of individual bitcoin address from their new HD wallet.

- Private key for bitcoin and bitcoin cash can be same if address is same for both because both of them share same address - private key combination. Bitcoin cash is clone of bitcoin...
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