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Expand Up @@ -638,7 +638,7 @@ To sign a transaction in Ethereum, the originator must:
4. Compute the ECDSA signature, signing the hash with the originating EOA's private key.
5. Append the ECDSA signature's computed +v+, +r+, and +s+ values to the transaction.

The special signature variable +v+ indicates two things: the chain ID and the recovery identifier to help the +ECDSArecover+ function check the signature. It is calculated as either one of 27 or 28, or as the chain ID doubled plus 35 or 36. For more information on the chain ID, see <<raw_tx_eip155>>. The recovery identifier (27 or 28 in the "old-style" signatures, or 35 or 36 in the full Spurious Dragon&#x2013;style transactions) is used to indicate the parity of the +y+ component of the public key (see <<sign_prefix>> for more details).
The special signature variable +v+ indicates two things: the chain ID and the recovery identifier to help the +ECDSA+ recover function check the signature. It is calculated as either one of 27 or 28, or as the chain ID doubled plus 35 or 36. For more information on the chain ID, see <<raw_tx_eip155>>. The recovery identifier (27 or 28 in the "old-style" signatures, or 35 or 36 in the full Spurious Dragon&#x2013;style transactions) is used to indicate the parity of the +y+ component of the public key (see <<sign_prefix>> for more details).


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