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A public key is the public half of the public/private keypair. Anyone can use a public key check that a signature is correct, but they can't generate the signature themselves with the public key.
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How can you generate a bitcoin Public Key from an existing Private Key using openssl?
I know that you can generate a new key pair with a command like.
openssl ecparam -genkey -name secp256k1
And the resulting output will contain a new private key with the encoded public key.
Is it …
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