Quote from: BitMaxz on December 06, 2024, 11:35:45 PM

Quote from: Erix on December 06, 2024, 06:33:03 PM

Ah, no luck: only the first 3 words of 17 are on that list.
Wrong words are colorfully, bans, outlandish and 11 more

If you can't find it, then that's a different wallet. Have you tried to paste the seed phrase on the legacy wallet recovery?
If you did, then did you get your wallet you were looking for?
Your wallet might be a v1, just my guess, because you can't find all of your phrases under that list.

Do you have another backup wallet? Like wallet.aes.json file?

If you have, you can try to use a decryption tool that you can download here https://github.com/blockchain/my-wallet-backup-decryption-tool
If you don't have wallet.aes.json you can also try to paste your seed phrase on that tool; make sure to run it on the offline PC. If you remember your old password, you can decrypt your wallet.
The result should be the xprv or master private key that you can import to any wallet or Electrum. This is just my last option if you can't recover your wallet from the suggestions above.

Thanks for continuing thinking! We do not give up. Every year I trey some things but did not succeed so far. I will now follow the link you gave me. I use Python 13 also.

The situation is that I have a confirmation screenshot of creating the public address (in English). In the background I think I can see that was created by Blockchain.info. And I have another screenshot with the 17 words phrase (in Dutch). On that background I see an e-mail address that was used.
Furtheron I have several jason files I can try. I also have more wallet id numbers. I think (not sure!) these wallets were all created _after_ the moment the public address was made.

I e-mail the Support of Blockchain.com every day to ask for a reply to my question. But they never reply. Once they did and their most used word was "unable". They seem not to be willing to look into my case. Maybe they are indeed bussy with loads of people trying to recover their gold :-).
I asked them if they can tell me their are wallets connected to my e-mail address and if they can see in 1 of the wallets there is 1 btc.
Is it possible to find out if a wallet id contains 1 btw without having the password nor the connected mail?

I tried lots of things, also this one: https://login.blockchain.com/beta/legacy-pages/forgot-password.html

When submitting my 17 words I get error message for the 4t and 5th word.

Only the 1st word of my 17 words are in this list: https://github.com/blockchain/unused-My-Wallet/blob/master/mnemonic.js#L319

I can send you the 2 screenshots where I erase most of the 17 words. Do you appreciate if I send these to you? Or do you have other suggestions?

Erix

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