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We perform SHA-256d on extended RIPEMD-160 hash, running SHA-256 on it twice.
We take the first 4 bytes of our SHA-256d hash as our checksum, and append it to the
end of our extended RIPEMD-160 hash.
After converting the result to base58, we finally have our Bitcoin address.
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