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203203---------
204204
205205- https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0032.mediawiki
206+
207+ BIP44
208+ =====
209+
210+ This proposal defines a logical hierarchy for deterministic wallets
211+ based on an algorithm described in BIP-0032.
212+
213+ Example
214+ -------
215+
216+ The example below generates a BIP 44 derivation path for a specific
217+ key within an HD wallet.
218+
219+ The first argument, "BTC", specifies the coin type. In this case,
220+ "BTC" stands for Bitcoin. The second argument, 0, specifies the
221+ account index. The third argument, : external , specifies the type of
222+ derivation. : external specifies that the derivation path should be for
223+ the external chain, which is used for receiving payments. The final
224+ argument, 0, specifies the address index within the external chain.
225+
226+ The resulting output of the function is the string "m/44'/0'/0'/0/0",
227+ which is a BIP 44 derivation path. The m at the beginning of the
228+ string stands for "master", and the subsequent numbers and single
229+ quotes (') represent child derivation steps. The 44' specifies that
230+ the key being derived is a hardened key at the 44th index of the BIP
231+ 44 purpose field. The subsequent numbers 0'/0'/0/0 specify the account
232+ index, external chain index, and address index, respectively. The
233+ single quotes indicate that the keys at these indices are hardened
234+ keys.
235+
236+ In this specific example, the derivation path would represent the
237+ first external address (address index 0) in the first account (account
238+ index 0) of the Bitcoin coin type (coin type "BTC").
239+
240+ ``` clojure
241+ (derivation-path " BTC" 0 :external 0 )
242+ ; ; => "m/44'/0'/0'/0/0"
243+ ```
244+
245+ Reference
246+ ---------
247+
248+ - https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0044.mediawiki
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