Quote from: uberpatzer on January 08, 2020, 10:24:51 AM

So, I still have an old dat file from Yenten before the first version was broken.
When I try to put my old dat file in the new Yenten wallet then it says my dat file is corrupt.
I assume all my old Yentens are lost forgood?
Anyone here can help me a little bit? I am also willing to sell my dat file if anyone think he can open it.
There are around 40.000 YTN in it. I can sell it against BTC 0.005 (below half of current market price).
But ofcourse I prefer a way to get access to the YTN in my old dat file.
Thanks!

if use Yenten Core version 1.3.1 old older:
1) Backup wallet.dat
2) Download old Yenten Core (https://github.com/conan-equal-newone/yenten/releases)
3) Past wallet.dat in data folder ( [WIN+R] The default directory would be %APPDATA%\Yenten)
4) Run Yenten Core and open console cmd - dumpprivkey "address" (how to - https://cryptomining-blog.com/9609-how-to-export-and-import-private-keys-from-local-wallet/)
5) Import private key in new Yenten Core

p.s. Safe your private key in txt file and copy to flash drive. This is the most reliable way to store a wallet. Private key must not be shared with anyone!