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Can I 'un-import' private key?
There is no way to 'un-import' a private key in the core client. What you could do instead is:
Make a list of all the private keys you do care about.
Close your client. … Re-import all the private keys that you do want in your wallet.
This is sort of a work around, and it may be kind of tedious, sorry there isn't a better solution currently. …
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Why I don't need to specify public key to import paper wallet
The analogy that you suggest isn't quite accurate because a private/public key pair have a very exact mathematical relation, whereas a username/password have no real relation (except maybe an entry in …
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