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So how could you use these private keys now? Considering they're not seeds. EDIT: downvoted for asking a question
by eecks 6y ago
So how could you use these private keys now? Considering they're not seeds.
EDIT: downvoted for asking a question
- bayesianbot 6y agoI can still import a wallet from at least 2012 and move the coins using the official client just like it was created yesterday. edit: and obviously you can't remember that but if you encrypt your wallet you can save it to long term storages like Dropbox / differrent servers / medias / etc, what Satoshi would most likely be doing
- CydeWeys 6y agoThey're still supported by most if not all wallets.
- chill1 6y agoAny one of those individual private keys could be imported into another wallet software application (e.g Electrum). Then the funds can be swept to a newer wallet that has a seed backup. Private keys are just numbers. That has not changed since the beginning.