About Wallet Adress

[ekkutlu]

Do we need to manually enter the wallet address in the riches txt file? Or does the program generate addresses itself? Thanks

[rg2323]

i too would like to know

[marssystems]

Yes - you have to manually enter the addresses you want to search for into the riches.txt file.

[GitJhopa]

Yes - you have to manually enter the addresses you want to search for into the riches.txt file.

Let's say I entered the necessary addresses, what happens if the program finds them? How will I know about this?

[marssystems]

You will see the priv key displayed in the CMD window and a txt file will be produced containing the same info.

Run the test.bat file to see how it works.

[GitJhopa]

Thank you. I got it. The question is, can an application generate the same address bitcoin several times? It’s also interesting, if I receive a SEED phrase, where should I enter it to gain access to the wallet? And an interesting question: what is the chance of finding the right wallet (let’s say I have 30 addresses in the list)?

[GitJhopa]

Please tell me where to upload this Seed phrase? To access your wallet?

[marssystems]

You need to enter the seed phrase into your wallet app.

[GitJhopa]

You need to enter the seed phrase into your wallet app.

Trustwallet ? Sorry for asking stupid questions. But I'm looking for wallets from 2009-2013. They were not created in TrustWallet - that's for sure. Where can I open these wallets then? In which applications?

And in general, will your application be able to find these wallets if you are very lucky? I indicated their addresses in riches.txt

[GitJhopa]

You need to enter the seed phrase into your wallet app.

Also, the question is, if I run the application several times, will it speed up the search? Or do you need to run 1 application on one computer?

[marssystems]

Yes - you can run more than 1 instance of the program.

[GitJhopa]

Yes - you can run more than 1 instance of the program.

Why is the Seed button not available?

[marssystems]

You will have to import the privkey into Bitcoin Core - should you find one.

[GitJhopa]

The private key is the Seed that your application finds?

[GitJhopa]

I indicated in riches.txt the addresses of Bitcoin wallets that have already been forgotten since 2010-2013. If the wallet finds it, it will give me the Seed of the wallet, but I looked at your example, there was a strange seed, it did not consist of 12 words.

[marssystems]

Your seed looks like a WIF file (Wallet Import Format), so you need to import it as text. (!think). I'm not familiar with Electrum.

[GitJhopa]

[marssystems]

The program will give you the Private Key of the wallet in HEX.

[GitJhopa]

Okay, now it’s clearer. What should I do with it next? (help me figure it out, and if I’m lucky, I will definitely thank you very well)

[GitJhopa]

Which of these should I take?

[marssystems]

Try compressed WIF

[GitJhopa]

[GitJhopa]

[GitJhopa]

[GitJhopa]

no working import key

[marssystems]

Sorry - I don't know.

[GitJhopa]

Then what is the point of the application, if even after recognizing the SEED phrase, you cannot use the wallet?

[GitJhopa]

I did it.

[GitJhopa]

It was necessary not to specify the wallet, but to immediately enter the private key.

[marssystems]

It is not a seed phrase - it is a privkey in HEX, which you need to import into your wallet.

[GitJhopa]

I just opened this wallet using this key.

[GitJhopa]

I simply indicated the key instead of the wallet itself (address) and it opened.

[marssystems]

Well there you go - easy !!

[GitJhopa]

thank !

[marssystems]

Welcome - enjoy !!

[GitJhopa]

And the last question. How exactly does your application work, what does it generate? I just see wallet addresses running around in the console and that’s it.

[GitJhopa]

It would be cool if you could describe to me the complete logic of the application and how and where it verifies and takes wallet addresses.

[GitJhopa]

Such a question, this application can 100% find the key of a Bitcoin wallet that is lost. It just might take 100-1000 years, right? In any case, after going through all the options, he will find all the keys, is that right?

[GitJhopa]

Is it possible to make such a checker?

[marssystems]

Yes - that's right.

[GitJhopa]

Yes - that's right.

My processor is 9-11% busy with one program running. Can I run 3-4 more copies on one computer? Or is it better not to do this?

[GitJhopa]

And if you start it, is it better to create separate folders for each program or can you start it from one folder?

[GitJhopa]

Question: In the test folder, I indicated my Bitcoin wallet (address) in test.txt, launched test.bat and nothing happened, but when I indicate your address, which was there, it creates Access.txt, why is that so?

[GitJhopa]

Does this app even work and can you find your lost wallet?

[marssystems]

If you run the test program, you can see that the program works. It might take a very long time for you to find your lost wallet.

[MrJorman]

So why is the address that is specified in test.txt converted to a private key? regular wallet address - not converted

[MrJorman]

is it in the database or what? why was I able to get the private key from your address test.txt, but when I specify a different address, nothing happens

[marssystems]

The test program is written that way, so you can see what happens when it finds a real privkey. There is no database.

[GitJhopa]

Can I run multiple applications? By creating several folders on the computer, since one application eats 8-11% of the CPU

[marssystems]

Yes you can - if you have enough RAM to hold the addresses file for each instance of the program.

[GitJhopa]

Yes you can - if you have enough RAM to hold the addresses file for each instance of the program.