Dont remember anything about it but I found some free money 
Yes it is not that much but its now free money to you. 
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Topic: Whats a 20 word mnemonic for? (Read 885 times)
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If you have a legacy wallet recovery mnemonic saved enter it below to view the password and login link.
https://blockchain.info/wallet/forgot-password
https://blockchain.info/wallet/forgot-password
Thanks for link got the password back
I would be surprised if OP had 100 bitcoins on it. Though the prices back in 2014 wasn't as low as it was in 2009ish days. So maybe you got a few mbtc or satoshis in them, maybe it's not worth it if it's just a few satoshis. How much do you remember your balance was in that account?
Dont remember anything about it but I found some free money
http://i67.tinypic.com/drcykj.jpg
I would be surprised if OP had 100 bitcoins on it. Though the prices back in 2014 wasn't as low as it was in 2009ish days. So maybe you got a few mbtc or satoshis in them, maybe it's not worth it if it's just a few satoshis. How much do you remember your balance was in that account?
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Mnemonic Phrase
If you have a legacy wallet recovery mnemonic saved enter it below to view the password and login link.
https://blockchain.info/wallet/forgot-password
If you have a legacy wallet recovery mnemonic saved enter it below to view the password and login link.
https://blockchain.info/wallet/forgot-password
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If you have a 12 word recovery phrase from our HD wallet, please go to
https://blockchain.info/wallet/recover
https://blockchain.info/wallet/recover
I'm not certain, but I think I recall that blockchain.info in the past used to supply a mnemonic that you could use to recover your password.
The modern 12 word mnemonic at blockchain.info is for a wallet seed.
If I'm right (and my memory of 2014 blockchain.info is pretty foggy, so I certainly may not be), then you'd need to find a copy of the algorithm they used back in 2014 for converting a password into a mnemonic, and then you'd might be able to access that wallet.
The modern 12 word mnemonic at blockchain.info is for a wallet seed.
If I'm right (and my memory of 2014 blockchain.info is pretty foggy, so I certainly may not be), then you'd need to find a copy of the algorithm they used back in 2014 for converting a password into a mnemonic, and then you'd might be able to access that wallet.
Well there's code on github but that's beyond me. Ill try emailing blockchain.info. Theres probably bugger all in there, but I need to know
I'm not certain, but I think I recall that blockchain.info in the past used to supply a mnemonic that you could use to recover your password.
The modern 12 word mnemonic at blockchain.info is for a wallet seed.
If I'm right (and my memory of 2014 blockchain.info is pretty foggy, so I certainly may not be), then you'd need to find a copy of the algorithm they used back in 2014 for converting a password into a mnemonic, and then you'd might be able to access that wallet.
The modern 12 word mnemonic at blockchain.info is for a wallet seed.
If I'm right (and my memory of 2014 blockchain.info is pretty foggy, so I certainly may not be), then you'd need to find a copy of the algorithm they used back in 2014 for converting a password into a mnemonic, and then you'd might be able to access that wallet.
I found an old notepad file on my pc from 2014.
it has "bitcoin nmemonic" and then 20 random words on the next line and what looks like a blockchain.info wallet id on the next.
So can I recover the wallet with this? blockchain.info recovery only asks for 12 words though so Im confused.
it has "bitcoin nmemonic" and then 20 random words on the next line and what looks like a blockchain.info wallet id on the next.
So can I recover the wallet with this? blockchain.info recovery only asks for 12 words though so Im confused.
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