Topic: All addresses with one private key (Read 153 times)
OK thanks 😉
Yes.
If you're asking which are the technical stuff behind these procedures, then I'd recommend you to look on these three:
If you're asking how can you do it too, then take a random number:
Get its WIF (Wallet Import Format):
Open up Electrum: “New/Restore” --> Name your wallet and click next --> “Import Bitcoin addresses or private keys” and enter the following:
Once you click next, you'll get an address starting with 1 called “Legacy”, another starting with 3 called “Segwit Nested” and another starting with bc1 called “Segwit Native”.
If you're asking which are the technical stuff behind these procedures, then I'd recommend you to look on these three:
- Technical background of version 1 Bitcoin addresses
- Step by step guide to go from public key to a Bech32 encoded address
- Step by step guide to creating a P2SH-P2WPKH and P2SH-P2WSH addresses
If you're asking how can you do it too, then take a random number:
Code:
e9aec0c369cd1eb781a78225bada4b67e0c8a3e6037abd583ac4236bd4c5e13e
Get its WIF (Wallet Import Format):
Code:
L53xbbK7B2N7FQJbrmP6jFktNj3vnPXhpGUH1KmGJNfSrTqcpL6m
Open up Electrum: “New/Restore” --> Name your wallet and click next --> “Import Bitcoin addresses or private keys” and enter the following:
Code:
p2pkh:L53xbbK7B2N7FQJbrmP6jFktNj3vnPXhpGUH1KmGJNfSrTqcpL6m
p2wpkh-p2sh:L53xbbK7B2N7FQJbrmP6jFktNj3vnPXhpGUH1KmGJNfSrTqcpL6m
p2wpkh:L53xbbK7B2N7FQJbrmP6jFktNj3vnPXhpGUH1KmGJNfSrTqcpL6m
p2wpkh-p2sh:L53xbbK7B2N7FQJbrmP6jFktNj3vnPXhpGUH1KmGJNfSrTqcpL6m
p2wpkh:L53xbbK7B2N7FQJbrmP6jFktNj3vnPXhpGUH1KmGJNfSrTqcpL6m
Once you click next, you'll get an address starting with 1 called “Legacy”, another starting with 3 called “Segwit Nested” and another starting with bc1 called “Segwit Native”.
Hello I would like to know if from a private key we could know all the addresses of type "1" "3" "bc" ....... if yes how?
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