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Re: Help me to recover 33.54 BTC from a corrupt wallet.dat, I'll pay you a Reward!
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findinkeys
on 29/07/2020, 23:28:24 UTC
I might need to start a new thread in that case if I do.. sorry my friends! I saw this post and am in a similar situation and I am trying every option exhaustingly as I have a similar (more) balance.. with a corrupt wallet from 2012... I too offer a reward for successful results, I am of course trying to learn everything on my own and am not trying to send my wallet (obviously) which makes things as tough as can be of course, anyway i wanted to quote the post concerning the link that took me to (https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/48b5b84ee511d5ccd0d47bb0018c1b3c9ddebeff/src/wallet/walletdb.cpp)
which is the src/wallet/walletdb.cpp source code.. I have that same type of file (a little different/but same just older) and have been reading about going through the source code to retrieve the "redeem script" or the "derivation method" but first I wanted to ask .. what is that src/wallet/walletdb.cpp specifically? as I don't see any strings but I do see key all over.. and I also read the db can leave bits of unencrypted private keys in the db slack space, I just don't follow direction too well but I will try to follow the mentioned directions to get my wallet back, also wanted to ask (off subject mind racing) my python said "cannot import name 'generator_secp256k1' from 'pycoin.ecdsa" when trying to install bitwalletrecover. anyway hoping to get help with this as I have not asked for help on a forum before but been trying for years to figure it out, guess i finally reached my breaking point for my need to get help with this!!! thankyou for reading and I understand walletrecoveryservices is not trying to help me as I have already tried.. did I not save the right file? did I corrupt it and lose the info I need when I saved it possibly by saving it wrong?
  hoping I am not S.O.L!! thankyou for reading I appreciate all and any help, and as I said a successful return of my only hope in the world to not restart my broke ass from scratch will be compensated. CHEERS!
Your unencrypted wallet.dat sounds pretty messed up if not even one 'key' related entry was found.

Take a look at this https://github.com/bitcoin/bitcoin/blob/48b5b84ee511d5ccd0d47bb0018c1b3c9ddebeff/src/wallet/walletdb.cpp
There should be plenty of entries starting or ending with 'key'.

Guess you have to resort to: https://walletrecoveryservices.com/  afterall.