Quote from: Borislee on October 19, 2023, 03:14:41 PM

However, I ignored your disrespect by saying there were translation errors, but I hope someone will put this friend to his/her place, who still persistently and loudly accuses me of theft with his own words. hosseinimr93
You are so sure of the situation that you are not ashamed of it, right? you ask.

Don't take it personally and nobody is accusing you of anything. But if you hang around in the Bitcoin community as long as the rest of us, you'll realize that it is a common theme that new users come here asking for help to recover the password for a wallet they have. After spending a lot of time trying to help them we finally realize that the wallet they claimed to own was actually something they had bought on the internet. Such files are fake and do not contain a single satoshi, however they are modified to show addresses containing large amounts of bitcoins.

When you say you have a wallet file but you haven't set its password, it is a logical conclusion that there might be a chance that the file you are talking about could be one of those cases. Hence the question.

If we can get past that and be sure that this is indeed a real wallet file that you owned (not bought/found on the internet) then we can start on trying to figure out if there is any hope of recovering it by narrowing the search-space for that password.