Steve Kim
1 min readAug 17, 2019

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Thank you Tom. Great Article. But I have one question. I know the private key in your article is a hexadecimal format, but usually people use WIF format starting from L or K as a bitcoin private key such as “L5kTgbdZeV9iz7U6FsvN5nADsFiG823upDbBGfiAtQZYVWwkcsjW”. How do I make a signature with WIF private key? I never figure out how to convert from WIF to hex format private key. It would be really appreciate if you can share that too. Thank you.

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Steve Kim
Steve Kim

Written by Steve Kim

A Certified Public Accountant / Hobbyist-programmer-but-dead-serious-specializing JavaScript, ReactJS, NextJS, Rust and AWS.

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