Bitcoin wallet help

[Bitboss14]

Hello.I have 2 pass phrases how can i restore bitcoin walllets ?

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[kevoh]

Hello.I have 2 pass phrases how can i restore bitcoin walllets ?

 

Are you for real? You are not supposed to make your bitcoin passphrase public as anyone who has them can have access to your bitcoin wallet and steal any funds you have within. That is why you were asked to copy it down and save in a safe place. Kindly edit and remove your passphrase from your initial post before we can start the process of restoring your bitcoin wallet.

[ranochigo]

Your wallet is no longer safe. Please do not use any addresses with that seed again.

I've taken the initiative to look at the keys first and it doesn't seem like you have any significant amount of Bitcoins after fees so I didn't try to secure them.

Download Electrum from Electrum.org. Install Electrum and open it, select Standard Wallet> I already Have a seed and key in your seed. Next, go to option and press BIP39.

[bob123]

NEVER (under NO circumstances) reveal your seed or private key. ANYONE with knowledge of this seed can access and steal your coins.

Please consider those seeds as compromised. Do NOT use them anymore.
Create a new one and do NOT share it with anyone. It has to be kept private to keep your funds secure. The whole security of your coins relies on you keeping this phrase private.


For future reference:
To import a seed, downlolad a BIP39-compatible wallet (e.g. electrum) and restore your wallet from the seed.
The derivation path depends on the wallet you have used previously to access your funds (standard is: m/44'/0'/0'/)

[LoyceV]

Well, that was fun! Your 0.0005BTC was gone when I checked it, and right when I wanted to secure your 0.011 BCH, I saw it disappear in front of me.

Big mistake but a small loss. Now please learn from this!
Unless you're just trolling, it doesn't make much sense to do this after having big transactions in the past.

[bitmover]

lol that was very crazy.
People don't even try to use google to see if they are doing something wrong. Or read the replies to their posts..

[godfredmanu]

You are pasting your bitcoin passphrase in public for help, then is like throwing your bitcoins away for free. By the way, try to use the second passphrase since the second one is effective than the first.

[ice18]

Big mistake from OP why you shared your phrases publicly and not just asking on how to restore it? Someone who knows your phrase might steal your coins in no time be very careful nextime. 

[Theb]

Chances are this might be another person who have obtained a private key of another person and he just shared it online without him knowing what will happen. From what I know most wallet providers that will show you wallet's private keys/ or pass phrases will warn you first or will give you a warning about sharing this sensitive info online. The one who posted the OP might have obtained someone's seed and they want to access his/her wallet, which he probably failed in doing so. But if not listen to what others have said, your question has more than a dozen of answers in Google which most of them are helpful to your simple problem.

[zedicus]

Big mistake from OP why you shared your phrases publicly and not just asking on how to restore it? Someone who knows your phrase might steal your coins in no time be very careful nextime. 

From that its either a person who is totally noob asking for that recovery and a newbie here in forum or he expose it because he didn't own that bitcoin wallet. Any amount in that wallet makes sense and private keys or pass phrase should be always kept securely that no other should know it.