Are Bitcoin transactions anonymous and traceable?

It's okay to share public keys, but make sure the private key can't be found by third parties. Transactions can be sent to the public key, which is completely secure.

You can securely share your Bitcoin address publicly. In this way, it is possible to make donations or payments in complete safety. No cryptocurrency can be stolen through a public address. The only way to steal the crypto is if someone managed to get their hands on the private keys.

Bitcoin wallets always differentiate between public keys and private keys. A public key can be compared to your email address. Anyone can send emails to it, but only the owner of the email address can read them. With a cryptocurrency address, it's no different since others can use that address to send crypto, and only the owner of the address can use the digital asset.

The private key is the password to enter the wallet. It is important that this unique code be kept in an offline location where no one can access it. Sharing personal data, such as the wallet's private keys and password, with other people may lead to the wallet being empty. Therefore, only share the public key if necessary and keep the other codes in a safe place.

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