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Extend the ipc-cli wallet new to accept a new wallet type btc. This creates a secp256k1 key, similar to the evm wallet type, but it makes sure that the y coordinate of the key is even, as required by taproot on bitcoin.
The reason we need this is because bitcoin-backed subnets will use this wallet (the corresponding key pair) both in the subnet and on bitcoin.
The output of ipc-cli wallet list --wallet-type btc should be something like:
Extend the
ipc-cli wallet new
to accept a new wallet typebtc
. This creates a secp256k1 key, similar to theevm
wallet type, but it makes sure that they
coordinate of the key is even, as required by taproot on bitcoin.The reason we need this is because bitcoin-backed subnets will use this wallet (the corresponding key pair) both in the subnet and on bitcoin.
The output of
ipc-cli wallet list --wallet-type btc
should be something like:That's similar to what
ipc-cli wallet list --wallet-type fevm
returns, but with additionally returning the XOnlyPublicKey format of the public key.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: