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How Cryptographic Signatures Authorize Cryptocurrency Transfers on Public Blockchains

Cryptographic signatures use math to prove you own your cryptocurrency without revealing your private key. They're the foundation of every Bitcoin and Ethereum transaction, ensuring security, immutability, and trust without intermediaries.

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