Unfortunately, I can't ask him anymore....

I don't think so, but I can't put my hand on fire....

thank you all

I ask a stupid question..... if I put together 130 virtual machines (not a problem for me) , send coinbase transactions created with these private keys and have them authorized by the 130 machines, do you think it is feasible?


If yes, who can help me? I swear I'll leave them a couple of private keys....

so what do I do I just drop everything and delete?
It will never be possible to recover these bitcoins...right?
Or do you think there is some way to do that?

It was March 2009, I don't think there were many miners at the time... anyway the height is from 6000 to about 9500.

Transactions don't exist in the blockchain....

I already have the addresses related to the various private keys and blockchain.com tells me they are P2WPKH how do I convert them to P2PKH?

ok, but then why were they accepted by so many ?

They should not have been accepted..

done everything, is it normal that importdescriptors doesn't return anything? a true a false something....

listunspent return [ ]

I don't know what to do anymore...

https://www.talkimg.com/images/2024/10/13/8RFEw.jpeg
https://www.talkimg.com/images/2024/10/13/8Rzw3.jpeg

I don't understand how it can be fake, it was in my brother's pc who didn't understand anything about computers and moreover it's from 2009 also the date of the last modification (of the wallet.dat)

Hello,

the wallet is perfectly intact, I extracted all the private keys.


At the start of the program I have all the transactions, both those accepted with the tick and the number of acceptances, and those in the process of being accepted.


The problem is that when the program does reindex, they all become 0/unconfirmed, not in memory pool.

How is it possible that the transactions accepted in 2009 now have different hashes and thus are not recognized?


Shouldn't the hash of a block or transition be immutable?

this is what they sent me

.To lock a transaction with this Script, do the following:

    Serialize OP_ADD 99 OP_EQUAL:

    * OP_ADD = 0x93 — a simple opcode translation
    * 99 = 0x01, 0x63 — this opcode pushes one byte onto the stack, 99 (hex: 0x63)
        * No worries about endian conversion because it's only one byte
    * OP_EQUAL = 0x87 — a simple opcode translation
    * <serialized99Equal> = "93016387"
$ btcc OP_ADD 99 OP_EQUAL
93016387

    Save <serialized99Equal> for future reference as the redeemScript.

    * <redeemScript> = "93016387"

    SHA-256 and RIPEMD-160 hash the serialized script.

    * <hashed99Equal> = "3f58b4f7b14847a9083694b9b3b52a4cea2569ed"

    Produce a P2SH locking script that includes the <hashed99Equal>.

    * scriptPubKey = "a9143f58b4f7b14847a9083694b9b3b52a4cea2569ed87"
You can then create a transaction using this scriptPubKey, probably via an API.

To unlock this transaction requires that the recipient produce a scriptSig that prepends two constants totalling ninety-nine to the serialized script: 1 98 <serialized99Equal>.

The process of unlocking the P2SH transaction then begins with a first round of validation, which checks that the redeem script matches the hashed value in the locking script.
Concatenate scriptSig and scriptPubKey and execute them, as normal:
Script: 1 98 <serialized99Equal> OP_HASH160 <hashed99Equal> OP_EQUAL
Stack: []

Script: 98 <serialized99Equal> OP_HASH160 <hashed99Equal> OP_EQUAL
Stack: [ 1 ]

Script: <serialized99Equal> OP_HASH160 <hashed99Equal> OP_EQUAL
Stack: [ 1 98 ]

Script: OP_HASH160 <hashed99Equal> OP_EQUAL
Stack: [ 1 98 <serialized99Equal> ]

Script: <hashed99Equal> OP_EQUAL
Running: <serialized99Equal> OP_HASH160
Stack: [ 1 98 <hashed99Equal> ]

Script: OP_EQUAL
Stack: [ 1 98 <hashed99Equal> <hashed99Equal> ]

Script:
Running: <hashed99Equal> <hashed99Equal> OP_EQUAL
Stack: [ 1 98 True ]
The Script ends with a True on top of the stack, and so it succeeds ... even though there's other cruft below it.
However, because this was a P2SH script, the execution isn't done.

For the second round of validation, verify that the values in the unlocking script satisfy the redeemScript: deserialize the redeemScript ("93016387" = "OP_ADD 99 OP_EQUAL"), then execute it using the items in the scriptSig prior to the serialized script:
Script: 1 98 OP_ADD 99 OP_EQUAL
Stack: [ ]

Script: 98 OP_ADD 99 OP_EQUAL
Stack: [ 1 ]

Script: OP_ADD 99 OP_EQUAL
Stack: [ 1 98 ]

Script: 99 OP_EQUAL
Running: 1 98 OP_ADD
Stack: [ 99 ]

Script: OP_EQUAL
Stack: [ 99 99 ]

Script:
Running: 99 99 OP_EQUAL
Stack: [ True ]
With that second validation also true, the UTXO can now be spent

unfortunately I have to wait until tomorrow to send you another private message--I only have 2 a day

it would be better to switch to whatsapp or messenger.
otherwise we take months.

same error also under windows,
I would like to try 0.1.5 but I can't find it anywhere

Does anyone know where to find it?

exception: nst8ios_base7failureE
CDataStream::Read() : end of data

but i use the Wine under linux.. now try one windows machine

i have try 9.0 9.5 11 12 21 27 etc...

i have try the 1.3, But it won't connect to the network

now try the 1.0

I did a transaction export is that okay?

yes imported all on electrum.. (is more then one)

nothing

yes and I used dumpprivkey <address> to extract the private key...

let's get this straight, the original blk00000.dat (the one saved on the disk),
is 16.8mb and was last modified on July 2, 2009 at 6:06 pm.

in this blockchain all mining transitions exist, is when the program updates
the blockchain all transitions go to 0/unconfirmed.

and anyway yes i have all the private keys.

How do I post the images?
and I am not a troll

I'm not trying to steal anything,
he left the pc in the garage for 16 years, now he left us
and his wife asked me to take all the computers away.

however I have all keys, passwords etc..

see the image on previous post..

Sorry, my mistake...I copied a test I did....

I corrected the post with the correct transaction data but I also put it below.. if you want more please ask..

I have everything, private key and wallet is not encrypted... but they seem to be gone

It was of little use to crypt the wallet in 2009, bitcoins were worthless and my brother understood less than nothing about these things... he read, installed and let mine a couple of months then closed and changed pc.

gettransaction "ef4fbf9cbca98540ea043c1a12b906af176b2d8a50f4dddfa10632e94a1bb748"
{
"amount" : 50.00000000,
"confirmations" : 437,
"generated" : true,
"blockhash" : "000000009df7cae8906f25033e7cd53fdb4fe04b338a94dfef8e6eda18649cc2",
"blockindex" : 0,
"blocktime" : 1243187650,
"txid" : "ef4fbf9cbca98540ea043c1a12b906af176b2d8a50f4dddfa10632e94a1bb748",
"walletconflicts" : [
],
"time" : 1243187650,
"timereceived" : 1243187650,
"details" : [
{
"account" : "",
"address" : "12bp69KNGPv3o5R8q1wbZBqAxtrv3GFS5P",
"category" : "generate",
"amount" : 50.00000000
}
],
"hex" : "01000000010000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000fffff fff0c02b229010a062f503253482fffffffff0100f2052a0100000023210353534d9d8cdd7255dc 4eeac1a2e68004c75520917b775b0655f15cf073703be8ac00000000"
}