Quote from: jackjack on Today at 09:28:08 PM

Hi
I don't know if you can move your thread yourself but the forum for technical help is there: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?board=4.0
12 words phrase is likely a BIP39 or Electrum mnemonic, try using tools on internet but use them OFFLINE! I just found this for example https://iancoleman.io/bip39/
The 80MB wallet may be a Truecrypt/Veracrypt container?
Your 'xc2.....2om' word may be a password? Of the container? Or a BIP38 password for your keys?

Thank you for your reply, I've no idea what Truecrypt/Veracrypt container is lol, so I doubt that it's that. Furthermore, I don't really understand what this tool you've attached does. I'd really appreciate if you could elaborate.

Quote from: BitMaxz on Today at 10:27:43 PM

Are you sure that the wallet file doesn't have the extension? Or it might be just hidden? check carefully because there are some users here who mention about 80MB of the wallet.dat file of their Bitcoin core wallet.

Here's the post below for reference
- https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=34028.msg2570257#msg2570257

About the 12 phrase seed can you try to check the words from your backup seed with this list of words from here https://github.com/bitcoin/bips/blob/master/bip-0039/english.txt
Check if all of the words from your backup seed are under that list. If some of the words are not there it means it's a different wallet.

It might be a litecoin or other coin. Can you try to check if when it was created? Try to right-click the file that has 12 phrase backup and click properties it should be show details with the date when it was created.

Thank you, I've checked the attached list and all words do match up. I've tried importing it using a desktop wallet by inserting the 12 word phrase with no success. The text was created on December of 2018. I've no idea on how to test that "wallet" file.