Quote from: h0lybyte on December 15, 2017, 11:04:36 AM

Quote from: cluelessaboutcrypto on December 14, 2017, 11:26:24 PM

Hope this is the right section, I already posted this question but I think its been deleted from altcoins section.

I set up a wallet on my ether wallet and then did it again, I can use the one that opens when I connect my ledger no problem but Im worried the password and key I have written down may be for the first one?

I dont want to xfer my funds till I know I have the right key and password for obvious reasons.

How can I check? Or do I create new wallet and keep password and key, but if I do that how do I know Im accessing the most recent one created and not one of the older ones.

Sorry if I sound daft, I dont really know how this site works 😂

You can identify whether you are opening up the wallet you had previously created or one that you created recently by noticing your ether address.
Each wallet should have different ethereum address for receiving coins. Just open all of your wallets one by one and note down ether address for remembrance. Once you find out your primary wallet, save its backup and forget others so that you will not get confused in future

Thanks for the reply mate. How can I open both wallets? When I connect to ledger on myether wallet I get a pop up with 5 or 6 ether addresses. One shows my ether coins from the ones I put in my ledger via the chrome app. The others I dont know what they are.

If I create a new wallet will it be added to that list? Then I just put my tokens to that address and il have the password and key for tha address and ignore the rest?

I probably sound daft I just down understand how this site works. Thanks again