Indeed and Of course but with keccak256. But you need to question this in another issue and mark this just one as answered if you consider the Preliminary problem is answered.Address Generation: The Ethereum address is made by having the Keccak-256 hash of the public key. This process will involve implementing a hashing algorithm to the public impo

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one It truly is okay to reply your own problem. It's even encouraged. Even now you could potentially solution it. Wait with accepting for many much more times, probably much more solutions will abide by.BTC addresses use Base58 (like Base64 but with no equivalent character: IOl0+/) and have to begin with both 1, 3, bc1q or bc1p dependant upon which

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