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This thread is for anyone who has lost their password or wallet.dat file.
For order and ease of reading your stories, please follow a specific format.
For example, imagine the story takes place in 2015
At the beginning of June you installed Bitcoin Core and setup a password.
A week later you bought some BTC pay $111 and transferred it to your wallet.
Another 50 days later you bought some BTC pay $739 and transferred too.
This example shows as and where you spent $850
Then you write what happened, for example:
1) Lost wallet.dat file but remember password
2) Forgot password, but you have a wallet.dat
3) Write your own story about what happened.
If someone can make a dedicated site for such stories,
that would be great. Write your opinions and comments.
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Those timestamps are date & time of each individual keys in your wallet.dat.
Upon creation of the wallet, it will immediately preload thousands of keys for receiving and change addresses to the wallet.dat,
Thus, all those keys' timestamp should be the similar (may differ in a few seconds) so your hypothesis may be correct about the "timestamp" of the unencrypted wallet.
After setting a passphrase, Core will drop the unused keys from the wallet, create a new 'HDSeed' and derive a new keypool from it.
Thus, the new keypool has an updated timestamp based from when the wallet is encrypted;
However, if you just changed the passphrase of an already-encrypted wallet, the 'HDSeed' will remain the same so the timestamp will stay the same for the already-derived keys.
Yes, I figured out this problem, now I understand everything, thanks everyone for the help! |
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The wallet.dat file is a binary file. It is not intended to be viewed with a text editor. The " that you are referring to is probably data (0x22) and not a delimiter.
In fact, it looks like the value simply indicates the length of the field that follows: 34 bytes for " (0x22) and 33 bytes for ! (0x21).
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I understood everything, thanks. Now my main program is "Pywallet".
Opening and analyzing a wallet with a text editor is stupid. Thanks all.
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For example I create new wallet in version 12 BTC Core and no password yet setup, I see this:
"names": {
"1A25wzkhegudPKb7rXhxCBu63R89vwfsHA": ""
},
"pool": [
{
"addr": "13DKzYCvn82UKTc2pExz9x3FnNsxvjwszD",
"n": 2,
"nTime": 1645911646,
"nVersion": 120100,
"public_key_hex": "0394ab2c6c28a5cee86236768532bebfd6b616b3c27525033e162260e03b802870"
1645911646 - after Run Timestamp To Date Converter I see this: 2/27/2022, 12:40:46 AM
after setup password I see this:
"names": {
"1A25wzkhegudPKb7rXhxCBu63R89vwfsHA": ""
},
"pool": [
{
"addr": "1HTScVXbtXinEeqs3kcDaQBh58FJpzLsty",
"n": 1,
"nTime": 1645911925,
"nVersion": 120100,
"public_key_hex": "029b96cc029808b21f424fd8bb1fbecafcbf81233d9122051755e994411569843a"
1645911925 - after Run Timestamp To Date Converter I see this: 2/27/2022, 12:45:25 AM
These experiments mean that even if the wallet does not have a password,
then "Timestamp" is still there and it means the date and time the wallet was created,
but if the password is set, then "Timestamp" means the date and time the password was set?
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Amazing.
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Amazing FAKE wallet.dat file?
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for example 18NxttmXTJfifBJCeJnJYTVvTniR5hZRBB 75.2 btc
"addr": "1N7nnUeJEmRdUCjUFSgoZSWn6cqNmyPPvc",
"n": 1,
"nTime": 1513148460,
"addr": "1FgTU13mAVJenBLTGeqXQuEj3ZAFEt9q2s",
"n": 2,
"nTime": 1513148460,
Why You talk about 18NxttmXTJfifBJCeJnJYTVvTniR5hZRBB
but analyze other wallets
1N7nnUeJEmRdUCjUFSgoZSWn6cqNmyPPvc
and
1FgTU13mAVJenBLTGeqXQuEj3ZAFEt9q2s
where is "nTime": value for 18NxttmXTJfifBJCeJnJYTVvTniR5hZRBB
?
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Address syntax inside the 10000 BTC wallet.dat file
Much more interesting is why you think you have a 10000 BTC wallet.dat when it doesn't sound like it is working. Sounds like a very interesting tale. 1GGkBTEvbQV8CjztXFAfNZfAUS39uzQ3oL
Is this an address in that wallet? 1LfV1tSt3KNyHpFJnAzrqsLFdeD2EvU1MK - main address 1MPUE8RhfzFvjgE1sqKyoqUm4HUBaid98C - address inside wallet, but 0 transactions 1GGkBTEvbQV8CjztXFAfNZfAUS39uzQ3oL - address inside wallet, but 0 transactions 1quZQ76sp476b8rncpzHtLAHUo3fRwvdN - address inside wallet, but 0 transactions bc1qa8kngm77jczr8m47fvsg4qmncp0agetp4l9ja7 - this address not available inside wallet.dat bc1qt2g7qt2fevfdkgyrvvqp4rs9ftdadx628k36du - this address not available inside wallet.dat  I don’t understand, if you look at my personal wallet, then inside there are addresses to which coins were sent to me, and this wallet does not contain these two addresses. Maybe my wallet is HD, but this one is of the old format. |
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For example such question. If you open any bitcoin wallet in a text editor, there is always the word name followed by the wallet address. Usually, in 99% of cases, the syntax is such that after the word name there is a symbol "for example name"1GGkBTEvbQV8CjztXFAfNZfAUS39uzQ3oL but it happens that after the word name I see symbol !name!1quZQ76sp476b8rncpzHtLAHUo3fRwvdN If I edit the file and instead of the ! replace to this symbol "then the wallet file stops opening in the program and shows this error  So I have a question, can such a symbol !be present inside the wallet file or is this symbol can be sign of the fake wallet? What does this symbol mean and why some wallets have this symbol !inside, while other wallets have only the symbol "If I open wallet in old version bitcoin core and leave name! I see this warning:  and if I open wallet in new version bitcoin core and leave name! as is I see this without any warnings or errors |
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А что вообще известно о пароле, который якобы состоит из 12 символов? Понятно, что его сбрутить нереально, но Вы пишете о каких-то вариантах паролей, которые уже есть. Напишите, если Вы это не выдумали. Смотрите https://forum.bits.media/index.php?/topic/36010-%D0%B7%D0%B0%D0%B1%D1%8B%D0%BB-%D0%BF%D0%B0%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%BB%D1%8C-%D0%BE%D1%82-%D0%BA%D0%BE%D1%88%D0%B5%D0%BB%D1%8C%D0%BA%D0%B0/page/1/Т.е. тема создана давно - 16 марта 2017 года, ТС так и не написал пароль, который раньше якобы подходил, а с какого-то времени уже не подходит, но если вдруг кто-то знает пароль или его составные части, просьба тут делиться этой информацией, поскольку программная проблема с багом, о котором пишет ТС форума "bits.media" мной разгадана, но для проверки нужен пароль. В случае успеха % с меня, так что давайте найдем пароль, ТС в переписке рассказывал, что отдавал файл каким-то заокеанским фирмам, которые пытались подобрать пароль методом грубой силы, что на самом деле не надо было делать, т.к. это очень сложное занятие, в общем если у кого есть какая-то инфа о пароле, то пишите, проверим. |
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Why haven't there been any changes on "github" since September 8 last year? All I see from you is idiotic tweets and you don't do anything else.
Since September 8, the price of your coin has fallen from $0.024 to $0.008. You are completely crazy, is this work? Well, get back to work now!!!
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