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Browsing Concept: Public Key Encryption

Public Key Encryption is an encryption method by which the encoding and decoding keys are different. AKA asymmetric encryption. Examples include RSA and elliptic curve cryptography (the latter used in Bitcoin and most cryptocurrencies).

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ELI5 Multisignature Systems
What we call a Bitcoin is simply an unspent, signed transaction on the blockchain. (Technically called a UTXO, for Unspent Transaction (TX) Output.) When you say you own such ...
Understand asymmetric encryption – AKA public key cryptography
For thousands of years the art of encryption consisted in hiding one secret from the enemy. By gaining access to this secret the opponent could decode the message and, perhaps, fu...