> This is also why address reuse in Bitcoin is encouraged as to sign a transaction you need to reveal your public key. If you don't reuse an address after sending a transaction from the address, you don't need worry about the private key of that address being exposed.
Shouldn't that say "address reuse in Bitcoin is discouraged"? Otherwise I don't think I understand what he's trying to say.
> This is also why address reuse in Bitcoin is encouraged as to sign a transaction you need to reveal your public key. If you don't reuse an address after sending a transaction from the address, you don't need worry about the private key of that address being exposed.
Shouldn't that say "address reuse in Bitcoin is discouraged"? Otherwise I don't think I understand what he's trying to say.