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Last active May 20, 2019 23:32
Transcript of the Schnorr Multisig Transaction 2b5fe26f6f903021b343da52d8d8b316c88986c480cfd6fc80ffbc027cbd2039
{
"privatekey": "a145c109b44521329421227a7d29b4bcbb4e75a37743435d2978c02cbb45842f",
"otherpubkeys": [
"03a0422f8642ac84303ec54029beeefd8cbdb4406ddfc82ae42f5f2034af090ff0",
"0363ef3146fa919573b87cdaaed9aa64124a258768232f4ce9b2e4989290bc6141"
],
"aggaddress": "bitcoincash:qr2n5jt6sfnd06ts25l9dqg2sycc8q6qvv6eyk65lq",
"note": "First multisig!"
}

The new Bitcoin Cash address format ("Cash Address")

On ~January 14, the Bitcoin Cash clients will (we expect huge adoption) switch to the new Cash Address address format.

Related to Bech32?

Bech32 is the name of the address format proposed by Core developers (for SegWit addresses,BIP 173. It consists of 32 different characters, and "Bech" sounds like "Base" while keeping the error-correction algorithm "BCH" (or Bitcoin Cash ticker!) in mind. Bitcoin Cash will use a slightly different Bech32 address format, which is called "Cash Address".

So what?