An algorithm where the Private key is represented by 256 pairs of secret values - a message signing algorithm?

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BITBITCOIN2022-01-09 18:45:02

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BITBITCOIN, 2022-01-09 18:45:02

An algorithm where the Private key is represented by 256 pairs of secret values - a message signing algorithm?

Bitcoin uses the ECDSA message signing algorithm. I also discovered some signing algorithm, where the private key is represented by 256 pairs of secret values, and depending on which bit is in the hash of the message, then the value from the secret value pair is used in the signature. Does this mean that these are just two different signing algorithms or have I misunderstood something?

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