Definition ∞ Cryptocurrency addresses are unique alphanumeric identifiers that function as virtual locations on a blockchain where digital assets can be sent, received, or stored. These addresses are derived from public cryptographic keys and serve as public endpoints for transactions. They are essential for interacting with any cryptocurrency network.
Context ∞ The security and privacy associated with cryptocurrency addresses are ongoing topics in crypto news, especially concerning regulatory efforts to link addresses to real-world identities. Debates often involve the balance between pseudonymity and anti-money laundering requirements.
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