Early wallets were brainwallets & paperwallets. Not much difference between a brainwallet & book cipher wallet. What interesting is SHA256 & Base16/58 were used to create a private key & 64 hexidecial which I guess proves you wrong.
I created the wallet using 8 words & a password. The site I was sent may have been sent in 2011 but it closely resembles what I described in the very first post. It just doesnt factor in the password unless that is a 9th word. GPG is also mention in that link so really it ticks almost all the boxes.
Bitcoin made the news within a couple of weeks after the pizzas were purchased. Transaction probably took place within 4 - 8 mounths max after reading the story. Why you would bother arguing those points is beyond me. Sounds to me like you don't know shit about much ya potato.
My guess is I got a BTC guide for creaing private keys from a document download on either The Pirate Bay or Kickass Torrents. From there just followed the instructions.
The coins in the first wallet in question were never touched after the purchase. Coins went in & never went out. My best guess after checking the dormant wallet list is this wallet...
https://bitinfocharts.com/bitcoin/address/19DdkMxutkLGY67REFPLu51imfxG9CUJLD?__cf_chl_tk=5bHtsgueoVwxh.xwncpMeg7IdlDgeN.FOkc.stXyo98-1729040590-1.0.1.1-mc9Y9DU9BCxIix_OdpTca20a36vf7sqz5.8TjTqwxioDidn't use darnet markets at all till early 2013. MtGox for all transactions using a completely different wallet. So this time period is completely irrelevent.
Not blinded by greed one bit. I've got plenty of cash mate & live pretty comfortably. Also I know how i created the wallet dumbarse.
Probably best you jog on. Evidently you are no expert on early wallets but I'm sure there are plenty of places to talk smack for know it all sad kunts like you. Its just not needed here.
Do you think you can dig up some of the stuff you're talking about from some of your storage media and/or storage devices? Like the guide you remember to have read?
This may lead you to more or other clues or to some sort of source of what was used in the past.
It could also be that there's some description in this forum. It's just buried somewhere. Clever use of search keywords can do magic... (try ninjastic.space, it's friendlier to search the forum there than with the forum's own search).
Your coins don't run away, you have all the time nature grants you.
Done some thinking about this & i'm sure the guide was downloaded off one of the torrent sites in the documents section. Was able to do a search on "Bitcoin" then download the reading material. This was about the only way to find information at the time.