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on the home screen, similar to Bitcoin.
As the settings (Show address path) don't specifically name Bitcoin, I would assume it would also work for Ethereum. (The path above is BIP44...)
Changes: I would assume the only major change needs to happen in
? With an if-branch for EthAccount and populating of a single(?) variable (bip32Path.value = ..., maybe even static if the KDP never changes in the future?).
Reason: As the key derivation for Ethereum is not exactly specified yet (see ethereum/EIPs#84), it is not immediately obvious how MyCelium produces the key on my screen. And as I currently don't have the option to export private keys, like for Bitcoin, I initially did not want to use MyCelium to manage Ethereum because I only had my Masterseed phrase but no way to get the private/public key from it, without the app. I had to examine the source code before I was assured of how I could regenerate my keys, to use MyCelium...
BTW, I also did not find any mention of it online (forum, GitHub issues, Reddit, ...), so I needed to search through the code first ...
I would like to have the derivation path for Ethereum "
m/44'/60'/0'/0/0
"wallet-android/walletcore/src/main/java/com/mycelium/wapi/wallet/eth/EthereumModule.kt
Line 120 in f2ff3b7
As the settings (Show address path) don't specifically name Bitcoin, I would assume it would also work for Ethereum. (The path above is BIP44...)
Changes: I would assume the only major change needs to happen in
wallet-android/mbw/src/main/java/com/mycelium/wallet/activity/main/address/AddressFragmentModel.kt
Line 65 in f2ff3b7
if
-branch for EthAccount and populating of a single(?) variable (bip32Path.value = ...
, maybe even static if the KDP never changes in the future?).Reason: As the key derivation for Ethereum is not exactly specified yet (see ethereum/EIPs#84), it is not immediately obvious how MyCelium produces the key on my screen. And as I currently don't have the option to export private keys, like for Bitcoin, I initially did not want to use MyCelium to manage Ethereum because I only had my Masterseed phrase but no way to get the private/public key from it, without the app. I had to examine the source code before I was assured of how I could regenerate my keys, to use MyCelium...
BTW, I also did not find any mention of it online (forum, GitHub issues, Reddit, ...), so I needed to search through the code first ...
(I later reproduced my public address with AlphaWallet and my 12 word seed. The only difference are the upper-case letters used for a checksum?, https://www.quora.com/Is-an-Ethereum-Wallet-address-case-sensitive )
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