I can provide a detailed guide on how to derive a public key from a mnemonic (Starknet) in Ethereum.
What is a mnemonic?
A mnemonic is a sequence of words that helps him remember his private keys and other confidential information. In the starkware context, a blockchain platform developed by Vitalik Buterin, mnemotools as starknet allows users to generate private keys and obtain public keys from them using their mnemonics.
Why derive Mnemonic’s public key?
Derinating a public key from a mnemonic provides several benefits:
- Easy recovery in case of data loss : If you lose access to your Starkware or Mnemonic wallet, you can still recover your private key and make transactions.
- Reduced account of account commitment : When using a mnemonic to obtain a public key, it is reducing the risk that an attacker compromises its private accounts or keys.
How to derive the public key of Mnemonic (Starknet)
To obtain a public key from a mnemonic in Starkware, you will need:
- A valid Starkware wallet that admits mnemotools.
- The corresponding Mnemonic Starkware.
Here is the step -by -step process using Starknet:
Step 1: Install Starknet
First, install Starknet on your local machine following these steps:
- Clone the github Starknet repository:
git clone https: // github.com/starkware/starknet.git
- Change in the Starknet directory:
CD Starknet
- Build and install Starknet using
NPM
O’YARN:
NPX Cross-Starknet Build
Step 2: Load Mnemonic
Load your mnemonic file (.mn.mnemonic) in the Cli Starkware:
Bash
Stark-Cli Mnemonic Load
Replacewith the real name of your mnemonic file.
Step 3: Derive Public Key
Use theDerivecommand to derive a public mnemonic key:
Bash
Derive Stark-Cli--Mnemonic
This will generate private and public keys derived in JSON format. You can then use these keys to sign transactions or interact with your starkware wallet.
IMPORTANT NOTES
- Be sure to have a valid starkware wallet installed on your machine.
- Thederive
command supposes an empty mnemonic file. If you have a mnemonic file with the existing data, you must use the
-Foption to specify the file format (for example,
.Mn.mnemonic`).
- Deriring a public key from a mnemonic is not the same as using the mnemonic to sign transactions. Private and public keys derived through Starknet are different from those generated using the built -in Starkware tools.
docks or articles
If you are looking for more information about Starknet, I recommend you review these docks:
- Official Starkware Documentation: <
- GITHUB STARKNET repository: <
- Starknet Subbreddit Community:
In addition, you can search for tutorials and specific Starknet guides on websites such as YouTube, Stack Overflow or Ethereum Forums.
I hope this helps! If you have more questions or need more help with Starknet, do not hesitate to ask.