How do I see my wallet as numbers?

[balletdoll]

I remember reading that I could, if i wanted to, memorize my wallet somehow(i know it would be hard). How do i make it so that i can see the stuff i would have to memorize? when i open wallet.dat it just looks all crazy with squares and random stuff. Does anybody know?

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[stephenlk]

If you wanted to you could look at your wallet.dat in a hex editor to see its contents. In theory you could memorize, but it is mostly impractical. You could print it off and have a small book.

[John (John K.)]

If you wanted to you could look at your wallet.dat in a hex editor to see its contents. In theory you could memorize, but it is mostly impractical. You could print it off and have a small book.

Please look at the date - it's posted more then 1 year ago.

See https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Brainwallet

[stephenlk]

If you wanted to you could look at your wallet.dat in a hex editor to see its contents. In theory you could memorize, but it is mostly impractical. You could print it off and have a small book.

Please look at the date - it's posted more then 1 year ago.

See https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Brainwallet

Am I not allowed to post in old threads? (or is it discouraged?) I thought the topic was interesting, bringing your wallet.dat out of the digital world.

[John (John K.)]

If you wanted to you could look at your wallet.dat in a hex editor to see its contents. In theory you could memorize, but it is mostly impractical. You could print it off and have a small book.

Please look at the date - it's posted more then 1 year ago.

See https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Brainwallet

Am I not allowed to post in old threads? (or is it discouraged?) I thought the topic was interesting, bringing your wallet.dat out of the digital world.

You're not forbidden to post in old threads. However, in terms of forum etiquette, it's generally discouraged to 'necro-bump' old threads.  Make a new thread to discuss the matter, if you would.

For some reading about bringing the wallet.dat out of the digital world, I suggest you take a look at this article : http://bitcoinmagazine.net/brain-wallets-the-what-and-the-how/

No need to hex edit your wallet.dat as it contains a lot more stuff then your privatekeys. 

[stephenlk]

If you wanted to you could look at your wallet.dat in a hex editor to see its contents. In theory you could memorize, but it is mostly impractical. You could print it off and have a small book.

Please look at the date - it's posted more then 1 year ago.

See https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Brainwallet

Am I not allowed to post in old threads? (or is it discouraged?) I thought the topic was interesting, bringing your wallet.dat out of the digital world.

You're not forbidden to post in old threads. However, in terms of forum etiquette, it's generally discouraged to 'necro-bump' old threads.  Make a new thread to discuss the matter, if you would.

For some reading about bringing the wallet.dat out of the digital world, I suggest you take a look at this article : http://bitcoinmagazine.net/brain-wallets-the-what-and-the-how/

No need to hex edit your wallet.dat as it contains a lot more stuff then your privatekeys. 

I really like the idea of using base 1751 to memorize something really complex. I've never given much thought to anything above hexadecimal.