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Well, jokes on us. Check this other thread and cry, because it's not a joke... I'll allow you to have a sneak peak of the title.... "Bitcoin is breaking the law and will be sued by Craig Wright"

Fair enough; difference seems to be of around 20€ using a 1TB HDD and a 2GB pi 4B and 30 if raspberry of 4G. I'll give it some thought while I wait for the retailer to restock (looks like mid-July ) and if I happen to…

Understood, thanks! I have not bought yet the hardware, but my budget is quite limited. I had thought about the flash card being a problem; and the only feasible solution I could find to that is to use an external HDD…

I've reading trough the forum and some googling; because I'm considering opening a LN node with a raspberry, but there are some concerns I have and haven't really found any useful info out there (maybe I should have…

So seeds and master private keys are the same, but represented in a different way? (mnemonic phrase // private key format) Thanks for the clarification!

You have to select what type of private key you are importing: Legacy, native segwit or nested segwit. To import a Legacy address (1...) , p2pkh:<privatekey> To import a Nested segwit address (3...),…

You can't import the master seed, because the Bitcoin Core wallet does not use seeds. For the rest, Lucius has given you the answer: "walletpassphrase<password>" followed by "dumpprivkey"