Re: Bittaddress.org brainwallet passphrase is NOT sha256

Quote from: muslol67 on July 29, 2019, 08:39:00 AM

Quote from: abhilodha on July 18, 2019, 02:28:41 PM

in bitadress.org in brain wallet when i type passphrase "satoshi nakamoto" it generates privatekey different than what a normal sha256 online calculator generates. Why sha 256 of bitaddress gives different private key than a normal sha256..

below is example

private keys generated by both for same phrase iBTCs different WHY??

Everyone's talking about bitadress. I don't think it's safe. Then tell me where can we get the most reliable BTC wallet?

Bitadress may be a platform that is not yet popular but there are still some users who are fans of it and choose this to be a favorite wallet. There are many popular wallets and high safety ratings, such as Coinbase, xapo, blockchain. Also, you can use exchange platforms as a place to keep your token and binance, bitfinex, houbi will be great choices.