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USDT (Tether) Luck Puzzle

USDT is a token, not a base chain, so it has no private keys of its own — a USDT balance lives at the address of its host chain. This page derives that host address from each key on the two most-used USDT networks: Tron (TRC-20, addresses start with T) and Ethereum (ERC-20, addresses start with 0x). Use the network switch above to change between them.

Both are derived on the secp256k1 curve: TRC-20 encodes the key with Base58Check and a 0x41 prefix, while ERC-20 takes the Keccak-256 hash of the public key (last 20 bytes, prefixed with 0x) — the same address as the key's Ethereum wallet.