The first bitcoin wallet software was Bitcoin-QT, which was a Bitcoin client as well. You can still download and run the very first binaries: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/v01-68121. In 2011, MultiBit was launched, which was very popular at that time. Then, Electrum which is probably one of the most used. Later, in 2012, Armory.
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Topic: Q4 2010-Q1 2011 wallets - page 3. (Read 886 times)
I also remember in console tab, there re showing the people with names and how much donations they sent the server. Does anybody remember that? is that electrum are we sure?
i tried my seeds from all versions which is in electrum deposit. Also tried with debian 10 before 0.40 versions
i tried my seeds from all versions which is in electrum deposit. Also tried with debian 10 before 0.40 versions
I got to know about Bitcoin somewhere around 2011 and remember Bitcoin-Qt only as wallet of choise. Don't remember if it was called already Bitcoin Core in 2011. I was not too happy about the need to have only a file backup of your wallet and you had to be careful to always have a backup of the most recent version of your wallet, as there was the possibility to loose keys and funds when your most recent backup was outdated and your last copy of your wallet. (Not going into too much detail why.)
I don't remember when I first heard about Armory which to my knowledge first implemented some sort of deterministic key derivation (not compatible to todays HD wallet derivation schemes). Early Armory didn't use normal words, though.
Which software version did you use to check your old mnemonic words?
I don't remember when I first heard about Armory which to my knowledge first implemented some sort of deterministic key derivation (not compatible to todays HD wallet derivation schemes). Early Armory didn't use normal words, though.
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Could be something with derivation path (but I wouldn't assume this to be a topic in those early years)?Which software version did you use to check your old mnemonic words?
Yes 12 different words, no chance to be before 2012?i deeply remember it must be earlier 2011, cause bitcoin was around 0.2dolars something and it was showing total funds below. My seeds exactly fits the old electrum mnemonic v1 wordlist, its also says old type but i can not see any transactions and no balance
I believe it's safe to assume that the most used wallet back in 2010-2011 was bitcoin core and the name of the software was bitcoin-qt, if am not wrong!
However, HD wallets and bip32 was introduced in 2012. So if you are certain your wallet is older than that then it should be in the form of private keys or a file usually named wallet with no extension.
If you have a 12 word seed then your wallet certainly can't be older than 2012. Try to import it into Electrum or a wallet that supports bip39 standard and see if it works.
However, HD wallets and bip32 was introduced in 2012. So if you are certain your wallet is older than that then it should be in the form of private keys or a file usually named wallet with no extension.
If you have a 12 word seed then your wallet certainly can't be older than 2012. Try to import it into Electrum or a wallet that supports bip39 standard and see if it works.
bluewallet was exist in 2011?
No.Am talking about the past, what wallets people were using btw end of 2010 or q1 2011.
One type of wallets people were using that time was paper wallet. It was a combination of an address an a private key written on a paper. The other wallet I know people could use that time was bitcoin core.
I ve seeds from the past and I remember its electrum but couldn’t get it work with electrum
If I'm not wrong, in the very old versions of electrum, there was a seed phrase which was created using a different algorithm and a different word list.
bluewallet was exist in 2011? Am talking about the past, what wallets people were using btw end of 2010 or q1 2011.
I ve seeds from the past and I remember its electrum but couldn’t get it work with electrum
I ve seeds from the past and I remember its electrum but couldn’t get it work with electrum
It can be 12, 15, 18 or 24 words, but 12 and 24-word BIP39 wallets are the most common.
For bitcoin, I prefer Electrum, it has its own own seed phrase differently, you can import BIP39 seed phrase on Electrum, but you can not import Electrum wallet seed phrase on BIP39 wallets, except Bluewallet. Electrum support lightning payment.
I like Bluewallet also, newbies can use it for lightning payment and support BIP39 and Electrum.
Never reveal your seed phrase to anyone, anyone that knows it can spend you coin.
For bitcoin, I prefer Electrum, it has its own own seed phrase differently, you can import BIP39 seed phrase on Electrum, but you can not import Electrum wallet seed phrase on BIP39 wallets, except Bluewallet. Electrum support lightning payment.
I like Bluewallet also, newbies can use it for lightning payment and support BIP39 and Electrum.
Never reveal your seed phrase to anyone, anyone that knows it can spend you coin.
Hello guys, i want to ask to old people who follows bitcoin since the beginning or anyone which has a knowledge about.
What kind of desktop wallets re using in that time? What were the wallet names for windows? With the 12 mnemonic seeds
Thank you
What kind of desktop wallets re using in that time? What were the wallet names for windows? With the 12 mnemonic seeds
Thank you
12 words seeds only began in 2013 in bip 39 standard
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/BIP_0039
One of the oldest and safest wallets is electrum, which is compatible with mnemonic seeds.
Hello guys, i want to ask to old people who follows bitcoin since the beginning or anyone which has a knowledge about.
What kind of desktop wallets re using in that time? What were the wallet names for windows? With the 12 mnemonic seeds
Thank you
What kind of desktop wallets re using in that time? What were the wallet names for windows? With the 12 mnemonic seeds
Thank you
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