Emanuele Bellocchia
Emanuele Bellocchia
The [Atomic page](https://support.atomicwallet.io/article/146-list-of-derivation-paths) states `m/44'/144'/0'/0/0`, which is the standard one, but apparently the generated address is different. So, I suppose we should make some tests to understand what the wallet...
Hi, thanks and sorry for the late reply. I'll take a look into it, even if I remember the addresses were correctly generated.
1. Ok, I just need to check the address encoding algorithm 2. It's always a problem with Exodus and Atomic to understand how they derive addresses, that's why I'd avoid...
Hi, I tried Ontology. It works in a quite, let's say, "usual" way. In the sense that Exodus always uses the _secp256k1_ curve for deriving keys, also for coins that...
Actually this doesn't make any sense. Given a private key, there is only one associated public key and therefore one associated address, so if the private key is correct it's...
You won't get any information from the support, they only give you pre-defined answers that you can easily find on the Exodus website. They probably don't even know the implementation...
I wrote it, I just tried by myself until I found the solution, there is not much else you can do
No, there are constraints, Exodus is not free to do whatever it wants. It can use a different derivation path or a different way to derive keys, that's ok, but...
I've just tried Neo because it works the same of Ontology (same elliptic curve, just a different coin index) and, to my big surprise, my example code works and I...
I'll close this for now, you can reopen it if you have updates