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Is the public key included in the transaction I am sending ?

Yes it is, as part of the signature process, or more precisely, of the sigscript - have a look here: How does the ECDSA verification algorithm work during transaction?How does the ECDSA verification algorithm work during transaction?

Is the public key included in the transaction I am sending ?

Yes it is, as part of the signature process, or more precisely, of the sigscript - have a look here: How does the ECDSA verification algorithm work during transaction?

Is the public key included in the transaction I am sending ?

Yes it is, as part of the signature process, or more precisely, of the sigscript - have a look here: How does the ECDSA verification algorithm work during transaction?

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Is the public key included in the transaction I am sending ?

... Is the public key included in the transaction I am sending ? yes Yes it is, as part of the signature process, or more precisely, of the sigscript - have a look here: How does the ECDSA verification algorithm work during transaction?

... Is the public key included in the transaction I am sending ? yes it is, as part of the signature process, or more precisely, of the sigscript - have a look here: How does the ECDSA verification algorithm work during transaction?

Is the public key included in the transaction I am sending ?

Yes it is, as part of the signature process, or more precisely, of the sigscript - have a look here: How does the ECDSA verification algorithm work during transaction?

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... Is the public key included in the transaction I am sending ? yes it is, as part of the signature process, or more precisely, of the sigscript - have a look here: How does the ECDSA verification algorithm work during transaction?