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Tells a user how to pay a recipient. Bitcoin addresses are strings consisting of numbers and letters that begin with '1', '3', or 'bc1'. Addresses encode the recipient's output script that includes either a public key or a hash of a public key or script. Bitcoin addresses should not be confused with mailing addresses or IP addresses.

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My address has been changed

Every time you do that a new address is created. This is for security/privacy reasons (you should not reuse addresses). …
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Address reuse, one address per person

I know about the privacy and security implications of address reuse. But I was thinking about a scenario where I have one address for every person I receive transactions from. …
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