Topic: (nevermind) Which wallet does this hash go to? (Read 176 times)

You could've at least asked Google, or your personal decent search engine, just briefly for the sequence $bitcoin$64$ and you would've seen quickly that this is the encrypted wallet.dat secret with which all sensitive data, namely the private keys, are encrypted.

This has nothing to do with a Bitcoin transaction hash, public key or public address, obviously.

Your can extract this "wallet.dat encryption secret" with something like

An hash that contains bitcoin in letter and  many symbol of $. Does that look like a valid hash to you? That is not a valid hash.

Another thing is that you can not use transaction or transaction hash to determine the wallet it goes to. It it is hard or not possible to know the wallet an address belong too.

With transaction hash, you can know about an address, but the transaction hash above is not valid.

thank you.

your twitter link proves nothing.  and it wasnt circumstance on MY SHARED K data which moved 4 days later... and wasnt public data either.... In addition the attorneys agree and pundits who are smarter than us both... so could careless what nonsense you try to assert.  Its clear who stole it where else did he get the 100+ btc from cant even account for it.  So well see when the exchanges are subpoenaed, more so it was not MTGOX as all the funds were accounted for prior to this and marked.  
More so who do you think pointed it out to tokenview    but their assessment is incorrect.  That being said you being his friend i could careless what you say which my claim was legit so realize that and stop trying to say otherwise. What else are you going to try and be biased on? oh ya everything.... Mixers are money laundering maybe you need to look it up yourself ... and the cases of which the owners who were convicted of  doing that .. coinninja just to name one ... go do your own research.
More nonsense i see.. but opinions are like assholes everyone has one.. good thing there are lawyers to straighten things out.

So what if i was helping someone with this...better than spouting nonsense.

Anyways im done with this nonsense...       again thanks to everyone besides stalker which seems like a fitting name.  
Have a nice day.

Well its fake.. so not the 1st person to crack it .. figured such by the char count
Didnt know the address as the file was misplaced... so only had the hash..

Anyways thanks to the people who answered it who wernt trolls

That wallet was never yours to begin with, so please stop with your nonsense, as nobody stole anything from you.
https://twitter.com/tokenview2018/status/1595631118694260736


Get your facts straight. Crypto mixers and money laundering are not the same thing.


Hold on a second, let me make sure I have got this right: The owner lost their precious wallet.dat file, and now you are out here on a public forum, reaching out to total strangers in the hopes that one of them magically stumbled upon it? Are we talking about misplaced car keys here or what? I must say, your sense of humor is quite something!


Why not?

You cracked a password with a length of 38 characters? I just wonder whether this imaginary owner is retarded or what to search for a password for a wallet which he doesn't have?
Why would you crack a hash without first having the wallet?  Do you have the address of the wallet? How many coins are we talking about? Is the public key known? I might have the wallet, just need the addy to check.😉

Just as others crack wallets... and there are lists... this one makes no difference than those which are allowed in other threads.
38 chars is not a easy thing to do overall and just happened... so if its around great.. if not then oh well.. not holding my breathe on it.

yes i agree 99% of them are just fake overall... not here to discuss the morality over it... just wanted to know if someone had the file granted its most likely fake due to the char count..
Pretty simple question.  The owner was running it for over 1 year and had lost the file hence why im asking for it.

Why did the OP crack the encryption in the first place when he doesn't have the wallet (not discussing moral issues)? I don't get it. Why waste time and energy as likely the vast majority of online circulating wallet.dat files are forged to scam money from greedy and/or gullible buyers.

funny.. as the entire forum condones such behavior.  Its claiming and am looking on behalf of the owner anyways. Never said it was mine ...

you want to open that can of worms... then  what about my 10k which was stolen .... some people have short memories and biased perceptions i see...

Also let me point out to you  what about the mixers condoned on here which is money laundering...or the countless threads on hashes like this so give me a break......  

i digress.. save the troll comments.

What exactly do you mean by an "actual wallet"? Are you suggesting attempting to crack someone else's wallet.dat file?
Let me remind you that such an action would be classified as theft, as that wallet does not belong to you.

No like the actual wallet.   i know its a core dat already.

Bitcoin Core (wallet.dat).

--Knight Hider

Does anyone know what wallet this hash goes too?

$bitcoin$64$8701c2734f8cfd16b14a9d22165d7acb4275ee46a3b28e4f3c1b22900e7796d8$16$d5fbf738dd9c8922$113073$96$a51b29d430e980f3e493f0a0713f55fae91b708d07460b7856110dfda7ae85850223e32f897a61bd4e752ff1e36bdb61$66$03faf62cf99b86878abcd0321e191841428e290dffdd824942df087c3b94933794

cracked it 38chars but cant locate the wallet.  Does anyone have it?

Thanks