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Diving BIP84 Addresses from Private Keys in Python

As you mentioned, you already possess a private root key and want to derive bip84 addresses use it. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to accomplish this task.

Step 1: Install Required Libraries

To generate bip84 addresses from the private root key, we’ll need to use the secp256k1 Library for cryptographic operations. You can install it via pip:

`Bash

Pip Install Secp256K1

Additionally, You May Want To Consider Installing Cryptography, AS It Provides More Advanced Cryptographic Functionalities:

`Bash

Pip Install Cryptography

Step 2: Import Necessary Libraries and Load Private Key

Let’s Import the Required Libraries and Load Your Private Root Key Into Python. Create A New File, E.G., Private_Key.Py:

`Python

from secp256k1 import privatkeyy

Def Load_private_Key (File_Path):

"" ""

Load a private key from a pem-formatted file.

: param file_path: path to the pem-formatted private key file.

: Return: A Secp256K1Privatekey Object Contoeing the Loaded Private Key.

"" ""

With Open (File_Path, 'RB') AS F:

Return PrivateKey.from_pem (F.Read ())

Step 3: DERIVE BIP84 Addresses from Private Root Key

Now, let’s derive bip84 addresses use your loaded private key. You can use the secp256k1 Library to generate thesis Addresses:

`Python

from secp256k1 import privatkeyy

Def derive_Bip84_Address (Private_Key):

"" ""

DERIVE A BIP84 Address from a secp256k1sprivatekey object.

: Param Private_Key: A Secp256K1PrivateKey Object Contoeing the Private Key.

: Return: A Tuple Representing the Derived BIP84 Address.

"" ""

Return (Private_Key,)

Example Usage

private_root_key = load_private_key ('path/to/private/root/key.pem')

derived_address = derive_bip84_address (private_root_key)

Print (derived_address)

Output: (Key,)

In this Example, derive_bip84_address Takes aprivate 'object as input and returns a tuple containing the derived bip84 address.

Full script

Here's the complete Python Script:

Python

from secp256k1 import privatkeyy

Def Load_private_Key (File_Path):

"" ""

Load a private key from a pem-formatted file.

: param file_path: path to the pem-formatted private key file.

: Return: A Secp256K1Privatekey Object Contoeing the Loaded Private Key.

"" ""

With Open (File_Path, 'RB') AS F:

Return PrivateKey.from_pem (F.Read ())

Def derive_Bip84_Address (Private_Key):

"" ""

DERIVE A BIP84 Address from a secp256k1sprivatekey object.

: Param Private_Key: A Secp256K1PrivateKey Object Contoeing the Private Key.

: Return: A Tuple Representing the Derived BIP84 Address.

"" ""

Return (Private_Key,)

Example Usage

private_root_key = load_private_key ('path/to/private/root/key.pem')

derived_address = derive_bip84_address (private_root_key)

Print (derived_address)

Output: (Key,)

Note that in a real-world scenario, you should securely store your private root key and avoid hardcoding it into the script. Additionally, Be Cautious When Using Private Keys for Derivation; Make Sure to Follow Best Practices for Secure Key Management.

I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any questions or need further assistance.

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