There is ONE Master public key (K) for your ONE private key (k). This MASTER public key (K) can generate virtually infinite addresses by simply hashing itself with a different value. So for example: Hash(K+1): Address1 Hash(K+2): Address2 Hash(K+3): Address3 Hash(K+4): Address5 And so on....
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How is it wallets produce many public addresses for the same wallet ?
There is ONE Master public key (K) for your ONE private key (k).
This MASTER public key (K) can generate virtually infinite addresses by simply hashing itself with a different value. So for example:
Hash(K+1): Address1
Hash(K+2): Address2
Hash(K+3): Address3
Hash(K+4): Address5
And so on....
thanks bud