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Re: zero point of secp256k1
by
pooya87
on 20/12/2021, 04:23:30 UTC
⭐ Merited by Welsh (3) ,BlackHatCoiner (1)
Therefore, could we consider N*G as the zero ?
It is not zero, it is called infinity point. Essentially to compute k*G if k%N = 0 then we get point at infinity.

(-k*G+k*G)= N*G only for (k=1).
That is true for all k values and the result is point at infinity.