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Hey there, title says it all. I tried importing the wallet to a BSC compatible wallet, but it looks like the funds were transferred to something called OpenOcean a few hours ago, and I can't trace them. Please help me out, its 0.27 ETH. I'm lost and I really, really need help here. TXID: https://bscscan.com/tx/0x97470dcb3b7e17661b29f6cc6c5b4cf100581038ccde882420c2983409dcefa1Wallet ID: 0x0e0addb608111ba604ecc2583e532fadf3c9a117 Thanks in advance:) |
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Considering there are 12 words, the address starts with a bc1, and the wallet was created in November 2020, shouldn't BIP-39 be it?
Yes, it should be. You are certain it was created using Blue Wallet in the standard way? He didn't import the seed phrase from or to anywhere else? Was the wallet used for anything else prior to receiving this 0.08 BTC? Does your friend remember ever setting an additional passphrase/seed extension/13th word at any point? Does he remember ever changing or interacting with the derivation path at any point? Also just double check your tokens file doesn't have any typos in it. He says he opened a default, normal wallet. He remembers writing the words in the correct order (he wrote them in a notepad), and says he might have made a mistake, but that is not likely as all the words he provided me with exist in the possible word list, also I tried to run the seedrecover tool with 2 potential mistakes and 2 different seed words and that didn't work out. I'm kinda lost here, I'm running seedrecover again using your command, but I changed the address thingy to 10. Do you really think that was the problem? |
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After 7 hours of running this command, it said that no seed has been found:-(
This means one of three things then. 1 - The address is not the first address in the wallet. You could try again but increase the limit to 5 or even 10. 2 - The address is not at the standard derivation path for P2WPKH addresses of m/84'/0'/0'. You can search other paths, but you would need to know what you are searching for otherwise the search space becomes too large. 3 - At least one of your words is incorrect. You may try to run my program, with configuration like that (just an example with 6 words, not to wait too long): PERMUTATION_CHECK
bc1qnrumjaex7wvzj3mlpngwnd8s5supq26maps7r7
6
general
usual
hockey
melt
online
width
m/84'/0'/0'/0/0 it works that way: Using script P2WPKH
Using derivation path m/84'/0'/0'/0/0
--- Starting worker --- 2021-05-04 10:41:55 ---
Expected address: 'bc1qnrumjaex7wvzj3mlpngwnd8s5supq26maps7r7'
Using 8 threads
Input: general usual hockey melt online width
Found address on the derivation path m/84'/0'/0'/0/0
--- Work finished ---
Found result!
general usual hockey online width melt Are you sure the address generated was the first one on the derivation path? Considering there are 12 words, the address starts with a bc1, and the wallet was created in November 2020, shouldn't BIP-39 be it? I'm linking the wallet address here for your guys' reference. https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/bc1qdj7qlzrrsz03excwsgfgkez8madf2ng8xghst0Also, I really appreciate you two helping out. I will reward you both if we manage to recover this btc.  |
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Hey I have already solver for the use case like yours: PERMUTATION on https://github.com/PawelGorny/lostwordI will print (save to file) all the possible seeds, you must import them into program. There is also another solver (PERMUTATION_CHECK) if you know the address. Let me know if you need any help with running it. How is your tolls different from btcrecover tool, and can your tool also work with electrum type seed that is not exactly using BIP39 word list? It does look more simple to use than btcrecover, but would also be nice to run your tool without java installation. I'm having some trouble using the tool, but I will update.
Considering I have the words, an address and knowing it's the only one, I should be able to recover it!
If you used btcrecover tool then you should watch two good youtube video tutorials that @BitMaxz posted above, and just follow the steps. After 7 hours of running this command, it said that no seed has been found:-(  |
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Hello everyone, and thanks for your suggestions.
I have found out the receiving address of the wallet, there has only been one transaction to it - the 0.08 BTC I described.
I'm having some trouble using the tool, but I will update.
Considering I have the words, an address and knowing it's the only one, I should be able to recover it!
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He's not very comfortable with the English language.
I found a receiving address of the wallet, and I have the 12 words, although not in the correct order.
He created it in Blue Wallet.
Blue wallet provides numbers in front of every word for a good reason, but he can try to follow instructions on their website for importing backup seed and check out list of words, because maybe he made some spelling mistake. This is one example of how Blue wallet is generating mnemonic words for default bech32 option, it is six horizontally written words in two rows, so you can tell your friend to check his paper and compare it with that:  words shown here are just an exampleBecause, afaik, bluewallet generates 24 words seeds by default not 12 words!
I can confirm that Bluewallet does generate 12 seed words by default, and you can see that in example above. Derivation paths: BIP44 BIP49 BIP84 https://bluewallet.io/docs/recover-wallet/When trying to recover, I get "Checksum Failed". The guy is sure these are the words, he has them printed. I have the wallet receiving address. I understand there's a BTC recovery tool but can't figure how to use it |
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He's not very comfortable with the English language.
I found a receiving address of the wallet, and I have the 12 words, although not in the correct order.
He created it in Blue Wallet.
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Hello there! Asking on behalf of a friend here.
My friend had around 0.08 BTC sent to him half a year ago. He wrote down the 12 words of the wallet, but probably in the wrong order as the wallet cannot be imported (I checked and all the words exist in the possible list).
We sadly don't have the receiving address of the wallet, we only know how much BTC is in it, and have the 12 words in the wrong order.
What can be done to recover the BTC?
Thank you very much in advance!
Aquatic
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Sent a picture of the app (on the new phone). Let me know what you think.   So it's an imported watch-only SA account, means that you've imported an 'address' instead of a 'private key' to include that address in your wallet. The bad news is there's absolutely no way to spend from that wallet without the address' " private key". Bitcoin doesn't have a central authority/server to retrieve users' lost keys or balances, it's up to the user unless the fund is in a centralized service like an Exchange, Mycelium's SA Bitcoin wallet isn't centralized. The question is, where did you get that address from? Because depending on where, you might have a chance to recover the funds. Funny thing is: You claimed that it's " a couple of years ago", but you've used the default name which is the date when the address was imported  What gives? You seem knowledgeable - can you contact me on discord/twitter to further help me with this? paid of course. @og_aquatic on Twitter or Aviv#6201 on discord. Thanks |
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I realize that brother, but there's 60,000$ stuck in here. If you're able to help me retrieve it, I'll reward you big time. Literally in any way
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Can you make the question more clear? Access to what?
If you download mycelium wallet and you open it, it will generate you seed phrase, and if you are still using the wallet, you can get the seed phrase from the wallet. Or, you are no more able to accessing the wallet again on that old device, and you imported master public key to another device which generate you watch-only wallet? And now you are not having the seed phrase? If you do not have the seed phrase, you will only be able to see your balance, but you can not spend from the coin without importing the seed phrase. Considering I have the app installed, is there no way messing with the files after rooting the phone? Possibly the private key is in there?
I doubt it. If the wallet and the private keys were in your device, you should be able to see that in the "accounts" tab. Is that the case here? Sent a picture of the app (on the new phone). Let me know what you think.   |
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After generating your seed phrase and creating the wallet did you delete the original one before creating a watch only wallet?
If you do not have access to that and did not safe the seed phrase, then there is no way to recover your wallet.
Can you make the question more clear? Access to what? |
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Sadly, there is no way to recover the funds from a watch-only address without the 12-word seed or the private key.
Considering I have the app installed, is there no way messing with the files after rooting the phone? Possibly the private key is in there? |
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Hello there! A couple years ago I've created a wallet in MyCelium Bitcoin wallet through my android phone. Mistakenly, I opened a watch-only address without writing down the 12-word seed. I still own the phone, and the app is installed. I have 1.04 BTC stuck in that wallet(!).
Wallet address: 1PkQe6RwVPArxcaqpA8YxeGxvj3mBse6bn
I am in desperate need of your guys' help on how I can recover it.
Thank you so much in advance
Aquatic
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