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Expand Up @@ -130,4 +130,7 @@ Lit Protocol supports a wide range of elliptic curves and signing schemes, all s
- Ethereum (Consensus Layer / Beacon Chain) - `CurveType::BLS`, `SigningScheme::Bls12381`
- Filecoin (FIL) - `CurveType::BLS`, `SigningScheme::Bls12381`
- Chia (XCH) - `CurveType::BLS`, `SigningScheme::Bls12381`
- Dfinity (ICP) - `CurveType::BLS`, `SigningScheme::Bls12381`
- Dfinity (ICP) - `CurveType::BLS`, `SigningScheme::Bls12381`

## Key Derivation
Key derivation is done additively and uses all 10 root keys per curve to derive child keys, based on [Groth and Shoup 2022](https://eprint.iacr.org/2021/1330.pdf).
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