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Each bitcoin is owned by the public key that it was last sent to. You can't send it from a different key - it won't be accepted by the network. The public key
by caf 15y ago
Each bitcoin is owned by the public key that it was last sent to. You can't send it from a different key - it won't be accepted by the network. The public key continues to own it until a transaction signed by that public key is accepted by the network. Read the whitepaper.