Difference between revisions of "Cryptocurrency Wallet"

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A cryptocurrency wallet is used to hold private keys and is able to interact with the blockchain to enable the transfer of currency between individuals. Cryptocurrency Wallets can be hardware based, software based, or paper based.

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−	A [[~~Cryptocurrency Wallet~~]] is used to hold private ~~and public~~ keys and is able to interact with the [[blockchain]] to enable the transfer of currency between individuals. [[Cryptocurrency Wallet]]s can be [[~~Hardware~~]] based, [[~~Software~~]] based, or [[~~Paper~~]] based.	+	A [[cryptocurrency wallet]] is used to hold private keys and is able to interact with the [[blockchain]] to enable the transfer of currency between individuals. [[Cryptocurrency Wallet]]s can be [[hardware]] based, [[software]] based, or [[paper]] based.