omega_2011

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  • Lucky for me, no clear rules on Bitcoin in my country. But if it gets regulated, I wouldn't mind paying taxes.

  • Yeah, most of the time, only the nodes your wallet connects to could know your IP and link it. Once a transaction is out there, they can't trace it back to you. Just share your goal with us to help you better. If…

  • ^^ Exactly, but OP might be using bitcoin core which doesn’t support seed phrases. When he says ‘legacy wallet,’ I think he means the older wallet types from before HD wallets became a thing. Back then, each time you…

  • OP, you’re kinda confusing. Do you have the 18 words but forgot the password? Or did you lose the 18 words? Since it’s a wallet from 2013, it can’t be HD. Those 18 words are likely for password recovery, not a seed.

  • What the last dude said is spot on. Check these addresses: 1BitcoinEaterAddressDontSend8MUo1T and 1CounterpartyXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXUWLpVr. They weren't made from private keys but are valid with multiple transactions. There…

  • If the seed you have is your actual wallet seed and not just a recovery phrase for a password, then yes, you can import it into Electrum or any reliable wallet. You’ll have full control and won’t have to deal with their…

  • Nope, you can’t really tell which wallet made that address. It might’ve been created manually too. Only thing that matters is having the private key.