What is the difference between public and private key?
Answer / Sameer Kumar
In cryptography, a public key is intended for sharing with others to encrypt data, while a private key must be kept secret to decrypt or sign the data. In a blockchain context, each user typically has a pair of keys: a public key (used as the address for receiving transactions) and a private key (used for signing transactions).
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