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Both answers by James C. and sanket1729 are very good, but I wanted to give a very high-level answer:
Miniscript is an intermediate more structured representation for actual Bitcoin Scripts. It is useful as a toolbox because it simplifies static analysis of scripts, and things like generic signing.
The policy language is intended to simplify designing ...
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At a high level:
The policy is compiled to Minsicript.
Miniscript is encoded to bitcoin Script. (One to One Mapping)
Bitcoin Script is decoded back to Miniscript. (One to One Mapping)
Policy and Miniscript can both be lifted to another representation
for static analysis.
Following invariants are respected in Miniscript:
Let ms be a miniscript, s be ...
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Miniscript doesn't compile down to script. It encodes a subset of all Bitcoin script. It is a (very crafty) template language which reduces the Bitcoin script language to specific script expressions which are composable, which means the properties of a miniscript expression only depend on the property of its children. Properties include malleability, ...
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The correct address is 3CD1QW6fjgTwKq3Pj97nty28WZAVkziNom. The individual public keys are only able to access the coins if they act together in a group of at least 2 out of 3. If you derive a regular p2pkh from each individual key, you will end up searching for utxos that likely don't exist.
Also note that each individual public key does not necessarily ...
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This talk gives you one way to do it. Also you don't have to write script. You can write sCrypt in an IDE.
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