Don't be rude yutes. How i can generate my private key.

[witcher_sense]

So when i write the compressed hex, it shows my adress, the wifs are in L type the compressed ones. But not the real adress got imported into safepal, this leads me to think its me who do it wrong.. Idk if i should call it hex, its compressed key for me, like normal, but the adress is very old

Please follow this guide https://safepalsupport.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/9601422838555-How-to-import-all-the-EVM-chains-with-one-set-of-private-key-in-a-SafePal-wallet to import a single private key into your wallet. I tried it with a self-generated private key and can confirm it works as intended (at least with Legacy addresses starting with 1). As for manipulations with private keys: don't do it on a computer connected to the Internet because it will likely lead to accidental leakage of sensitive information. I personally prefer simple python scripts when it comes to one-time key conversion, but it is still not as secure as using hardware wallets. Alternatively, you can download an offline copy of https://www.bitaddress.org/, go to the 'Wallet Details' tab and convert your hex private key to whatever format you want. But if you already did that, then it is advisable to import it to Safepal, and then move your funds to another address you control, because your current key may have already been compromised after all these manipulations and conversions.

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[Nt013]

OP doesn't even know how to import a private key or even what an address is and they are explaining the algos used to generate private keys. lol.

@Op before hurting yourself, click on this and learn.

I can sense ur fakenes my dony, your negativity doesn't bother me, its funny to observe jokemans like u. Wasteman bro, go get busy or sum hah

[Carlton Banks]

1. don't give the key to anyone, not in a DM, not anywhere. if you get robbed, there's nothing you can do about it.
2. same as no 1
3. also same as no 1

4. sleep on it. if it's been safe on a phone for years, there's no point staying up til 5 am torturing yourself, the chance you'll make some dumb mistake (delete the wrong file etc) is not small

5. backup the file
6. backup the file
7. backup the file

[Nt013]

1. don't give the key to anyone, not in a DM, not anywhere. if you get robbed, there's nothing you can do about it.
2. same as no 1
3. also same as no 1

4. sleep on it. if it's been safe on a phone for years, there's no point staying up til 5 am torturing yourself, the chance you'll make some dumb mistake (delete the wrong file etc) is not small

5. backup the file
6. backup the file
7. backup the file

Haha true can't lie, i made maybe 200 notes of the same thing because I wasn't sure is it the same thing. But still will see how i can collect all my "garbage" to clean the chain, it is hell lot, deeper i go thru my drives, more i find, maybe most are wiped out, but have like 2 3 to 4 btc worth in the chains, i need some luck only tho and maybe just maybe i can collect them. Find it amazing how i have spent 4 dollars before years and now they worth thousands.. Pure example that if u even never made a transaction you can end up wealthy. Tbh my narrative changed, had over 20k txid for 2 months, still made some change, but the taxes ate em xd

[Gnanadev]

A private key is a secret code that is used to access and manage your cryptocurrency assets, it is a long string of letters and numbers that is unique to your wallet.

Here's how you can generate your own private key:

Use a Secure Random Number Generator: A private key should be generated using a secure random number generator, which is a mathematical function that produces a random output. A popular open-source library to generate private keys is "crypto" in Node.js.

Use a Wallet Software: Many crypto wallets software offer an option to generate a new private key. These wallets will typically handle the secure random number generation for you and provide you with a new private key.

Use a Paper Wallet generator: You can also use a paper wallet generator website or software to generate your private key and its corresponding public address. These generators typically use a secure random number generator to generate the private key and then allow you to print or save the key in a secure location.

Use a Hardware Wallet: There are various hardware wallets like Trezor or Ledger, that come with a private key generation feature in them. They are considered more secure than software wallets as they are not connected to the internet.

It's very important to keep your private key safe, as anyone with access to it can also access your assets. You can store your private key in a password-protected digital file, a hardware wallet, or even write it down and store it in a secure place, away from the internet and anyone that could potentially steal it.

It's also a good practice to create a backup of your private key and store it in a different location. In case you lose access to your private key or your device, you can still regain access to your assets.

[FanEagle]

OP, it would be wise to check the Beginners & Help in this forum, it has so many things that helped me, I had absolutely no idea to do so many things, I was like a fish out of water and did not know anything and boy did that part helped me. Plus I got to ask many questions there first, both about bitcoin and about crypto as well, or even about the forum itself as well.

I wouldn't be this aggressive, you have a tone that is very rude towards people from the start, I would tone that down a bit, but I can promise you that newbies and beginners part of this forum is a gold mine for anyone who starts for the first time, it has everything you could ever need, amazing place.