how do i get ntime to date converted again?

i have a 0.03 Wallet.. idk what adress or if its loads but heres the Hash: $bitcoin$64$f6f42a9e0cb0eda2669fa8fb6e8a69ab42c753165427559c4828637f1142fef1$16$4f4624841b9317e4$191354$2$00$2$00

like that.. if you run now your hashpower (example a RTX3080-3090) to mine coins...

lets say, the wallet needs >10 Years to Crack... (then Lucky you)

But you better use your Hashpower to generate Coins for the next ~5 Years.
5Years = ~ 50.000 € and after another 5 Years (then the coins are getting more and more Value) you have roundabout 1 Million €

Time is on your side

Funfact... some Ppl don't get MD5 hashes cracked from hashes.com with over 10GH/s but think to break Wallets with 15kh/s  

Well.. that's the problem.. nobody is trustful if its about a huge amount of coins! Even if you don't have the Wallet... its possible to get it somewhere for sure or others having it already.

But we can make a Google doc and mark all known Wallets and all unsuccessful Word list attacks if you like. so nobody makes a attack twice... idk

We need someone how can make a optimized version for Hash 11300 it is so slow..

me switches hashing from RTX3080 to RTX2080S .. its almost the same speed then its optimized.  Letting the 3080's mine Coins instead.

if some of the Wallets that doesn't look like Scam are real and are old, the password can't be extreme complex, because the Bitcoin price wasn't high at that time... so why use a strong password?
So.... any Wallet hash, that can't be hacked, in a "normal" amount of time, with a good Wordlist + a little rule are possible Fake. 
Problem is that that this hash is extreme slow...
All good looking ones i have already run with some of my rules and wortlists that have a high success rate. i still have some attacks left i wanna try....
None has a PW <= 8   
typical password length should be 12 to 16. from that time...
more hashpower than a month for a RTX3090 i will not spend on this interesting experiment.

One has the Password 11111111111 and surprise, empty

Then i have Success i will send greetings from my new home in Hawaii 

Like this one: $bitcoin$64$4bef9839170f2b509207665b60f997b307a93625f6e101489e972d6759a7ac23$16$5d7aa3666ad818bf$106645$2$00$2$00   ist Watch only.. so no real BTC on it...


or $bitcoin$64$ef64172dd1a40f92540512f2a6867466c5f481bb038f1878517b5da05b848ac7$16$47663d215bdb9563$62210$2$00$2$00  with a week password and a empty Address but 2 BTC shown in the client.

$bitcoin$64$f0ef639cd01bb26805c190e0aeba006fbdd6b817e0b6634b0fb11944bc0f19eb$16$d2542bb38e0ee061$76753$2$00$2$00 reported to be a clone of some other fake wallets


$bitcoin$64$7e19ed305fc4b4e8823f3af253216682f40ee32ad3b49bb0c2b0cf2e806d369d$16$25d949869ebe1dc3$83181$2$00$2$00 isn't loading only crashing the Client

$bitcoin$64$e5b98ad5a082d7fd559118ede14fe0dcbf49fd3d559768150b98de86a9780959$16$4dc52d6de535d967$234847$2$00$2$00 shows 3.000 btc in the client but addresses are all empty.

the others i don't remember anymore... -_-

you have a Big Hashcat Brainserver to join?

IF you have Wallets with this Hashes, delete them.. there known Fakes!

$bitcoin$64$4bef9839170f2b509207665b60f997b307a93625f6e101489e972d6759a7ac23$16$5d7aa3666ad818bf$106645$2$00$2$00
$bitcoin$64$7e19ed305fc4b4e8823f3af253216682f40ee32ad3b49bb0c2b0cf2e806d369d$16$25d949869ebe1dc3$83181$2$00$2$00
$bitcoin$64$e5b98ad5a082d7fd559118ede14fe0dcbf49fd3d559768150b98de86a9780959$16$4dc52d6de535d967$234847$2$00$2$00
$bitcoin$64$f0ef639cd01bb26805c190e0aeba006fbdd6b817e0b6634b0fb11944bc0f19eb$16$d2542bb38e0ee061$76753$2$00$2$00
$bitcoin$64$9269f788d7bcecd411d95cc222c9f0cdf7ebfc6fa33847607f7b8c1338a2c3f8$16$10cb87989a39ef71$60692$2$00$2$00

i have 10 wallets with password hints running on my GPU Rig.. and all hints are wrong!

btw.. 12 wallets i have are realy bad fakes,  Core client crashes or Hash cain't be extracted....

One Wallet i Cracked.. it was 11 long, but guess what... it was Fake too, shows 2 BTC but all send attempts failed. exporting the secret leads to a empty adress.
Don't buy it!
Just running for research