1 @MartinDawson The solution lets you know how the keys are generated (and it's correct). Soon after building the private/public keys, you do really need to shop them someplace securely. That's what the password-encrypted file is for. Should you unintentionally send ETH to the wrong Ethereum address, the transaction can't https://eth-vanity-address-genera29630.canariblogs.com/eth-generator-for-dummies-45128324