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One of these days, I could take my love away, and you'd be left with all this pain.

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Is that okay?

Okay. Yo, welcome to Crypto this is matthew aaron and today

we're talking about public and private keys

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you know feedback would be cool um but we're gonna talk about public and private keys it's gonna be a

fast one because it's kind of simple yet it's intimidating so there's a couple amazing videos on YouTube describing what public and

private keys are. And it's just almost easier just to put the links in the description so you

guys can go to YouTube and just know what it is yourself. But I would try to, in my way, explain it.

So you have public keys.

And public keys are going to be basically your address.

You're a place where people can send like coin or digabyte or, you know, whatever

cryptocurrency they're going to send to now you can cut and copy

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