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| ### Bitcoin — In Short | ### Bitcoin — In Short | ||||||
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| One way to think of Bitcoin is as: _a sequence of atomic transactions: each of which is enabled by the sender with the solution to a previous cryptographic puzzle that was stored as a script; each of which is locked for the recipient with a new cryptographic puzzle that is stored as a script; and each of which is recorded in an immutable global ledger._ | One way to think of Bitcoin is as _a sequence of atomic transactions_. Each transaction is enabled by a sender with the solution to a previous cryptographic puzzle that is stored as a script. The new transaction is locked for the recipient with a new cryptographic puzzle that is stored as a script. Every transaction is recorded in an immutable global ledger. | ||||||
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| ## What Is Public-Key Cryptography? | ## What Is Public-Key Cryptography? | ||||||
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| ### What Is a Private Key? | ### What Is a Private Key? | ||||||
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| A private key is linked to a public key in a key pair. In a typical public-key system, a user keeps his private key secure and uses it to decrypt messages sent to him, encrypted with the public key. | A private key is linked to a public key in a key pair. In a typical public-key system, a user keeps his private key secure and uses it to decrypt messages that were encrypted with his public key in the process of being sent to him.. | ||||||
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| ### What Is a Signature? | ### What Is a Signature? | ||||||
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