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29 words mnemonic from blockchain.info - SIM-1866423 - Dec 17, 2020 Hello i recently found my old wallet from blockchain.info but its fucking weird and 29 words - yes i did count many times- Wallet from 2015 and got like 1-2 btc left if i remember right.Is there any possible way to recover without email ? Because i did create it when i was teen and don't remember any password for email. If there is a way i would like to hear, thank you 😖 RE: 29 words mnemonic from blockchain.info - Kill Joy - Dec 17, 2020 Did you find it ON blockchain or somewhere on your computer? Siacoin has a 29 word phrase. RE: 29 words mnemonic from blockchain.info - SIM-1866423 - Dec 17, 2020 (Dec 17, 2020 08:40 AM)Kill Joy Wrote: Did you find it ON blockchain or somewhere on your computer? Its picture from blockhain.info page RE: 29 words mnemonic from blockchain.info - Killer. - Dec 17, 2020 This might be of some help: https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/54371/trying-to-recover-a-blockchain-info-wallet-from-2013-w-a-29-or-13-word-phras Process seems a bit cumbersome but should at least get you started. RE: 29 words mnemonic from blockchain.info - SIM-1422930 - Dec 17, 2020 https://login.blockchain.com/wallet/forgot-password?guid= Input it here -you will get it back Congratulations ! RE: 29 words mnemonic from blockchain.info - ₿itcoin - Dec 17, 2020 1-2BTC richer congratulations RE: 29 words mnemonic from blockchain.info - Omniscient - Dec 17, 2020 (Dec 17, 2020 09:26 AM)JohnnyBigodes Wrote: 1-2BTC richer congratulations If he recovers it. :) I bet so many people have lost BTC over the years from poor record keeping. RE: 29 words mnemonic from blockchain.info - Kill Joy - Dec 18, 2020 (Dec 17, 2020 06:14 PM)Focus Broken Wrote: Even if the user were a responsible record keeper, blockchain.com's pile of shit wallet sets a newbie user to Bitcoin up for certain failure because they don't display the seed at the time of wallet creation. You have to dig through the settings to find it. Any decent wallet will force the user to physically write down the seed upon creation of the wallet (apps will even disable the clipboard/screenshot function for this) and input pieces of it to ensure the user recorded it correctly. I can’t even find it in settings. I probably have around half a bitcoin lost from poor record keeping. I’ll scrounge around this weekend as definitely have some Post from an HF tutorial I did on an Electrum and a green address wallet. RE: 29 words mnemonic from blockchain.info - SIM-1866423 - Dec 19, 2020 Is this even possible recover these blockchain.info accounts without email ? God damn its so hard.I was so active at 2015-2016 i have multiple wallet but god damn cant even recovery any of it because of temporary emails or forgetten passwords. RE: 29 words mnemonic from blockchain.info - Killer. - Dec 19, 2020 (Dec 19, 2020 03:17 AM)SIM-1866423 Wrote: Is this even possible recover these blockchain.info accounts without email ? God damn its so hard.I was so active at 2015-2016 i have multiple wallet but god damn cant even recovery any of it because of temporary emails or forgetten passwords. Sadly no, unless you have a backup in form of 'wallet.aes.json', private key, or seed. 'wallet.aes.json' is also a hit or a miss, or atleast was in my case. I couldn't recover one of my wallets using that, but fortunately I had access to my old email account and was able to recover my wallet thru email. Did you try inputting your seed in the blockchain legacy wallet recovery tool some guy above linked? Any luck so far? |