How can you recover lost rich wallets?

[jeraldskie11]

I read somewhere that it is possible to restore your own and even other people’s Bitcoin wallets. There is special software. One guy showed how, using a special “hayakabtcrack” program, he recovered a wallet that had 31.5 btc, but I just can’t find this program. Maybe someone has it?

If this post is real, not only will the lost wallet be retrieved, but also the unlost wallet. But it's great I learned more about Bitcoin, specifically how to protect what you have invested. So this program is most likely a scam, and newcomers may believe it if they hear it. But, for all the newcomers out there, especially those who have lost funds and are attempting to recover their wallet, I guarantee you that the only way to recover your wallet is to figure out where you kept your key.

[Lucius]

Let me be frank with you. Any person that tell you that your wallet can be recover is a scammer...
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Most of them are scammers and there is no doubt about that, but there is one service that has built a good reputation over the years and that has helped many people get access to their wallets. Of course, they are not magicians either and their service has a price, but it is unfair to say that all those who offer such services are scammers.

Here is their link on the BTT forum -> Bitcoin Wallet Recovery Services - for forgotten wallet password

[Freemind]

I'm starting to think, after the days that have passed since @1BMoney created this thread, that all of this was nothing more than SEO spam. The OP hasn't entered the forum for days to continue the conversation, after all the responses he has, that's where my doubts come from. The program he mentions does not exist, or I cannot find it, nor any documentation. I also think the thread title doesn't make sense, who (I mean someone external) can tell if a wallet is lost or if its owner just hold his coins. I don't know what to think about this...

[348Judah]

Either rich or poor wallet, if you don't have access to the private keys it cannot be recovered, same also applies to the fact if you make a transaction on a wrong address, such is irreversible and irrecoverable, you have to understand and know all these as pertaining cryptocurrency, this blockchain technology is something totally different from the fiat local transactions we often make with banks, and if we see some people who are claiming they can help with recovery on such, we should desist from them because such is not true or possible with crypto.

[joniboini]

I don't know what to think about this...

I think your suspicion is reasonable. I've seen similar posts on other forums that are very similar to this one. Newbie suddenly ask some random websites or programs that nobody heard before, and no search engine can find it either. The best course of action is probably to lock this topic until further notice, at the very least until OP wakes up and starts posting again. If he doesn't do that, safe to say he's just spamming this likely scam app to trick newbies who lost access to their wallets.

[Agbe]

If I understand the op well, someone has lost his login details plus the seed phrase and someone told or shown him that there is a software that can be used to recover the lost coins. Well they have answered the question and only made small research on the software you provided and I noticed that it is not even existing in the internet. Therefore the person who told you about the software was a scammer. So please steer clear from the guy before he scam you. Look at the information I got from the research.

[Power420]

I read somewhere that it is possible to restore your own and even other people’s Bitcoin wallets. There is special software. One guy showed how, using a special “hayakabtcrack” program, he recovered a wallet that had 31.5 btc, but I just can’t find this program. Maybe someone has it?

Generally, wallets that can be opened by private keys are easy to hack. But the strong Electrum wallet I use is made up of pretty strong passwords. So I don't know which wallet can be hacked and with what apps. So OP if you are so scared then you should use more powerful wallets many known as hardware wallets.

[Mr.right85]

I read somewhere that it is possible to restore your own and even other people’s Bitcoin wallets. There is special software. One guy showed how, using a special “hayakabtcrack” program, he recovered a wallet that had 31.5 btc, but I just can’t find this program. Maybe someone has it?

My best guess on who has or where you could find such program is the person who told you this could be possible.

Seriously, you don’t get to restore or crack a wallet without having some real details of that wallet yourself. Either as the owner or haven’t been given this piece of information which includes, the public address and possibly if the wallet is custodian, you seek help from support, maybe brute force it for password and maybe have a go at it from linked emails. Or should it be none custodian, you could as well brute force for password on your hard device or hard drive having this wallet, should you have missed just a few words from your seed phrases, you try a few guesses, maybe use some programs else,
You ain’t going no where with wallet restoration.
Your best option still remains that you keep your private key and seed phrases safe and private.

Should wallet restoration be some ease to access or archive thing, you would find so many investors investing in crypto. You don’t want your money to be where it could disappear all of a sudden.

[Litzki1990]

Try to keep the important information of your wallet in a safe place without keeping the idea that you can recover your lost wallet. Recovering a lost wallet is very difficult and most of the time it is seen that even after many attempts it is not possible to recover one's lost wallet. The personal information of the wallet should be stored in several places so that even after a few years we can login to our wallet. I have watched many videos related to this on YouTube but I have never succeeded in recovering my lost wallet so I save my wallet personal information from now on without worrying about how to recover it later.

[Freemind]

I think your suspicion is reasonable. I've seen similar posts on other forums that are very similar to this one. Newbie suddenly ask some random websites or programs that nobody heard before, and no search engine can find it either. The best course of action is probably to lock this topic until further notice, at the very least until OP wakes up and starts posting again. If he doesn't do that, safe to say he's just spamming this likely scam app to trick newbies who lost access to their wallets.

I just can't find any other explanation. A user registers, creates a thread talking about miraculous software that does not exist and does not reconnect to the forum to tell what happened. Perhaps the OP's mistake is not knowing that this software was not going to appear in any search engine, nor on the dark net, which is where this type of software is most talked about. Yesterday I thought about lock this thread as you suggest, but I decided to leave it for a few more days, to see if the OP connects to the forum and says something. Anyway, if everything stays the same in a few days I will do it.

[taufik123]

I just can't find any other explanation. A user registers, creates a thread talking about miraculous software that does not exist and does not reconnect to the forum to tell what happened. Perhaps the OP's mistake is not knowing that this software was not going to appear in any search engine, nor on the dark net, which is where this type of software is most talked about. Yesterday I thought about lock this thread as you suggest, but I decided to leave it for a few more days, to see if the OP connects to the forum and says something. Anyway, if everything stays the same in a few days I will do it.

Threads like this will keep repeating and being posted by new OPs.
Those who make posts like this are too delusional to hack a rich wallet that can't be opened.
In fact, it has become a wealth that has been buried and cannot be opened anymore.

The software that is said to be able to restore lost wallets is just trap software that will infect foolish users' devices.

The OP doesn't seem to be present and left this thread dormant without any explanation, it's better to just lock it.

[Freemind]

This thread was created by the OP on the 10th, and after seeing the users' posts he has not said anything else even though he connected to the forum only two days ago. I think that after a week he has had enough time to ask or respond to the questions that have been asked. Which increases the suspicions I said a few days ago.

This thread will remain locked, if the OP wants to open it (which I doubt) send me a PM.

Thank you all for your responses.