Leonardo (ATMEGA32U4) - UNO (ATMEGA328P) Crypto Wallet
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Leonardo (ATMEGA32U4) - UNO (ATMEGA328P) Crypto Wallet
Pollard's kangaroo for SECPK1
This example generates a random 32-byte secret key and a random 32-byte value, and then creates a Pedersen commitment to the value using the secp256k1 library. It then generates a Bulletproof for the commitment using the secp256k1_bulletproofs library, and verifies the proof using the same library.
This example generates a random secret key and ordinal value, creates a Pedersen commitment using secp256k1, generates a Bulletproof using secp256k1_bulletproofs, encodes the data as a hex string, adds it as an output to a Bitcoin transaction, and broadcasts it to the network. Note that this is a simplified example and should not be used without ad
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