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Pick the name people will see when it rings, and the one they can call. Opening the line asks you to sign once — that signature is what proves the name is yours, so nobody else can ring somebody claiming to be you. It moves no coins.
Pick the name people will see when it rings, and the one they can call. Opening the line asks you to sign once — that signature is what proves the name is yours, so nobody else can ring somebody claiming to be you. It moves no coins.
Publishing this lets others encrypt their call setup to you, so the relay carries it without being able to read it. The key is derived from your wallet, so this browser and the desktop app compute the same one — publishing from either works for both.
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