Quote from: TheMadGenius07 on November 21, 2024, 12:47:21 PM

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Recently I used different AI engines to write me different python bitcoin recovery programs and these programs have found addresses and private keys.
I was really surprised because I didn't think these programs would find anything useful.

It's hard to believe AI is useful for such specific task, but you have no reason to lie here.

Quote from: TheMadGenius07 on November 21, 2024, 12:47:21 PM

Update

Recently I used different AI engines to write me different python bitcoin recovery programs and these programs have found addresses and private keys.
I was really surprised because I didn't think these programs would find anything useful.

Questions:
1. Would old wallet files have hundreds of addresses? Even if you mined lets say a little bit of coin?
2. I have hundreds of addresses and hundreds of private keys. The keys themselves are unencrypted.

I'm still trying to digest all this information and make sense of it all. I have downloaded Electrum and I am also using Bitaddress to correlate the Private Keys to the Addresses.

1. Probably no, since key pool feature created back in 2010. See Key pool feature for safer wallet backup.
2. So what is your question? If the private key is in WIF format, you could just import those to Electrum or other wallet which have feature to import bunch of private keys.