Topic: Recover private keys from a corrupt wallet file - page 2. (Read 428 times)
Is it Multibit Classic or HD? Do you still have the key(s) located in MultiBit-folder? If so, I'll write you a description on how to do it here.
Good morning,
I have a problem with my wallet file.
The Multibit application cannot read the wallet because it was damaged with an overwrite and therefore I cannot have the BTC acquired in 2014.
I would like to understand if it is possible to trace my private key and recover the BTC inside the damaged wallet file.
The pc containing the wallet file was formatted and reloaded the operating system, subsequently when I realized that I did not save the private keys correctly I recovered the wallet file, but it is partially overwritten and not readable by Multibit.
I tried to open it with the HxD editor program to check if my private key was intact anyway, and I tried to open some 32 Byte strings hexadecimal and I read them with the bitaddress.org program, but here I stopped.
Can't figure out what the exact 32-byte srtring is.
I offer a reward to anyone who will be able to help me find my private key
I have a problem with my wallet file.
The Multibit application cannot read the wallet because it was damaged with an overwrite and therefore I cannot have the BTC acquired in 2014.
I would like to understand if it is possible to trace my private key and recover the BTC inside the damaged wallet file.
The pc containing the wallet file was formatted and reloaded the operating system, subsequently when I realized that I did not save the private keys correctly I recovered the wallet file, but it is partially overwritten and not readable by Multibit.
I tried to open it with the HxD editor program to check if my private key was intact anyway, and I tried to open some 32 Byte strings hexadecimal and I read them with the bitaddress.org program, but here I stopped.
Can't figure out what the exact 32-byte srtring is.
I offer a reward to anyone who will be able to help me find my private key
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