Looking for Info on Wallet 695

I’m trying to track down the owner or miner of a wallet known as 695, especially from the time it was active from April 2010 to mid-2011. This was when everyone was getting their hands on those early Bitcoins. Wallet 695 was pretty busy trading and selling Bitcoin back then. So here’s what I’m thinking, all those early miners and people involved back then might still care about Bitcoin’s past when Satoshi Nakamoto was around. Maybe someone here remembers this wallet or even owns it. It’d be amazing if the owner could share some key info from that time. If anyone can help, I’d love to connect with the owner of this wallet from 2010. If you prefer to keep things private, feel free to reach out via email. Here it is: wallet.decal180@passmail.net. Thanks a bunch for any help in finding this contact!

Block 70666 has only 3 transactions. What do you mean by "wallet names 695"? Wallets generally aren't numbered, unless maybe you're referring to a specific website? What information are you looking for? Usually people don't ask for the owner of a wallet from 14 years ago without saying what it's about.

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them i have a connection at that time. For that i would like to know more about this wallet, also for me in privacy LoyceV I know that wallet numbers at the blockchain are different. You're right that 70666 has 3 transactions. one from wallet 695 and two from wallet 359. All the transactions of wallet 695 belong to one person / exchange or a miner miner ?

He may be using a service that utilizes "Common Input Heuristic" to link those addresses as "wallet 695". His reply above hints that but the blockchain analysis service that he's using is not disclosed (not that it's important since he already list the linked addresses) That can't be answered by anyone who is unaffiliated with those addresses. All you can do is to wait for the owner to contact you. And of course: don't trust, verify... if he's in control of the private key by asking for a signed message. You may as well do some research if the specific address' private key is already publicly available online. (since someone can pose as the owner if it does)

If I'd be the owner, I wouldn't tell you. Would you? There's nothing to gain and privacy or even phishing to lose. I checked the addresses you listed: 1PdoFAPxPirYtkX4mmRYwX7cfxGaZbeEEj holds 0.05 BTC 16sXKhzPuTCCEX8beqSojy4NQsK2YAokm5 holds 2.04005089 BTC

LoyceV and nc50lc, thanks you for Your response nc50lc, Without any doubt, wallet owner 695 can possibly help us further in the research, which has now been carried out by a specialized company in crypto for 1 1/2 years, and does not lead to results. The wallet owner is then also linked (screened) to the research company, who will then draw up a contract in consultation to protect everyone's interests, before further information is exchanged how and why. We can also discuss how and whether ownership can still be established? The most important thing for me right now is to find the Owner off wallet 695 If you would like to respond privately and keeps also the owners privacy , you can also using the email link below. wallet.decal180@passmail.net

What "specialized" company is "researching" a wallet for 18 months without results? None of this makes any sense. This sounds like an elaborate scam, usually those are posted in Currency Exchange. In that case, you're 99.9999% likely to be disappointed.

LoyceV, I understand your reaction Loyce, but it is a bit more nuanced. I have lost my wallet information that I received with P2P. What I did know is what I paid for it and what I received for it. The research was very competent and extensive and thorough, which is why they searched for so long. They were able to find the address where the Bitcoins are at 100% on my instructions. What I know is that I copied the file and put it on a floppy via a USB stick. I no longer have the floppy and after much searching, nothing can be found on the USB and the hard drive of the receiving computer.      I have two interests why I am still busy with this Loyce, 1)  That with the money from these Bitcoins, I can really help institutions and people who need it. 2)  That I realize that if I can't find my private key anymore 0.0001%, I have to agree with you, criminals / hackers in the future with quantum technology will solve this problem for me.      If that happens with my Bitcoins, I can really regret that I bought them then. I have what I could wish for, and even more than that. That I bought my Bitcoins then was purely coincidental, I was online where the money of the future was offered, purely for fun I bought them then. Bitcoin was completely unknown to me then. I also only realized later when it was too late that these could be Bitcoins. In retrospect, this penny could have dropped earlier.

I've seen this story a few times: nobody "sends wallet information". If you bought Bitcoin, it was sent to your own Bitcoin address. Anything else means you got scammed. That sounds like something a 5 minute search on Blockchair would do. It either shows up, or you don't have enough information. Either way, none of this is going to help you get your private key. This sounds like a wild goose chase. I've seen similar stories posted far too many times to believe them. Without a private key, you don't own Bitcoins. Nobody is going to brute-force a properly created private key. Quantum computing isn't going to change that. I'll stop responding in this topic. If you want to waste your time like this guy, that's up to you.

LoyceV It is indeed better to stop the discussion with you, everything you say / refute and find about me is what you have apparently experienced over the years. Let me tell you in your narrow-mindedness, that you should not compare apples with pears. Do you want to tell me that of everything I have said here, not a word is untrue or made up / scam and what else you have explained. Please no more reaction from you, if you still want to blacken my name, feel free.

No legit seller or exchange does that. Even first Bitcoin exchange would ask buyer's Bitcoin address, see http://web.archive.org/web/20100129103612/http://newlibertystandard.wetpaint.com:80/page/Exchange+Rate. Do you mean you paid for blockchain analysis service? Did you try make RAW copy of both floppy drive and USB then, and then using file recovery software to find any deleted files? FYI, it's impossible if public key of the the involved Bitcoin address isn't exposed/known.

Sorry, I'm responding a bit late because I was out for the weekend. If you mean the public address, that is known. After I bought the Bitcoins, I also made a total backup / system restore of the PC a few weeks later because I had bought a new PC earlyer that year. This was mainly for a possible later reinstallation and also an extra option to record the purchase event. The latter did not work or is it still being searched for? A wallet.dat file is not there, but I think that is because the bitcoins were not put in a wallet by myself at the time, because I did not know anything about it at the time. So the only thing I received, I think, is the wallet information to be able to put the purchased Bitcoins in my own Wallet, which has not happened, they are still in the place where the seller put them, and where only the public address is known to me. The question of whether this information was included in the restore backup remains unclear to me, if that is the case, where can this possibly be found (which folder / archive?). All mail from that time has been included, so possibly my blockchain? Paper wallet information too? I do not have the knowledge to retrieve my Bitcoins, but I am trying to help in my own way. When I read back what I have written, I unfortunately have to admit that it certainly evokes the ingredients of a scam story. This is how it happened and I cannot turn it back. I am trying to help with the research to find a link to Wallet 695 from that time, I realize that there was no Know Your Customer information known at that time, and the chance that I will find it this way is almost negligible. More information on Bitcointalk has no added value for me. If someone can indicate where it can possibly be found in the recovery backup, I can pass that on as an additional search option, this could still help? Furthermore, I also hope for an honest response that can help me a bit further in the direction of the owner Wallet 695. Honest story not a scam

Two things are clear: 1. English is not your first language. 2. You do not have a good understanding of Bitcoin. These issues make it difficult for the English speakers here to understand the problem you are trying to solve. There are boards devoted to languages other than English: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php#5 My suggestion to you is to ask your questions there in your native language.