A cryptocurrency address with a customized prefix or pattern, found by trial-and-error.
Vanity addresses are generated by repeatedly trying random keys until the resulting address matches a desired pattern (e.g., 1COOL...). This can be computationally expensive and risky if using untrusted tools.
"They mined for a vanity address starting with '1BCH', but used an offline, open-source generator to avoid leaking their private key."
A public identifier used to receive cryptocurrency on a blockchain network.
A consensus algorithm where computing power is used to solve complex problems, verify transactions, and create new blocks.
The ability to transact without revealing sensitive information about identity, balances, or counterparties.
All terms and definitions may update as the Cryptionary improves.