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[🏰 TradeFortress 🏰]

Free private key to 0.1 BTC

[favdesu]

not really

[keatonatron]

Dammit, I was saving that!

[J35st3r]

Well there ain't any coin there any more (no, I didn't take it).

And since this the newbie forum I'm going to state a WARNING.

Don't go importing random private keys from the interwebs into your own wallet. You could end up sending coin to that address by accident, and since its public, you'll have lost that coin sooner than you can pull back the transaction.

Bad TradeFortress, should know better 

[bitcoin44me]

0.1 btc out at the same time your created this thread.

[favdesu]

Well there ain't any coin there any more (no, I didn't take it).

And since this the newbie forum I'm going to state a WARNING.

Don't go importing random private keys from the interwebs into your own wallet. You could end up sending coin to that address by accident, and since its public, you'll have lost that coin sooner than you can pull back the transaction.

Bad TradeFortress, should know better 

use blockchain.info - you can leech off the coins without adding the address.

inputs.io doesn't offer an import function yet, right?

[J35st3r]

use blockchain.info - you can leech off the coins without adding the address.

inputs.io doesn't offer an import function yet, right?

All the more reason to avoid importing known private keys, the leeching will be automatic as soon as the transaction is broadcast.

If you just want to check out what address is associated with the private key (and whether there is any coin there), use the wallet info tab of http://bitaddress.org paste in the private key then plug the resulting address into the search box of http://blockchain.info