No matter who you are, you must understand that no one is the main character in this society. There’s no protagonist’s halo, pies won’t fall from the sky onto you, and no one will just give you a Bitcoin wallet for free.
Today I met a client who accidentally transferred 1.3 million U worth of SUI tokens to the APTOS chain—it’s really regrettable!
A few days ago, we received an iPhone 6. The user said there’s an imToken wallet on it, but they don’t have the password or the mnemonic phrase, and asked us to recover it.
The customer bought Bitcoin from OKCoin in 2014 and transferred it to a MultiBit wallet, recording the password.
Basically, almost all crypto wallets can be recovered to some extent, but the requirement is that you have the encrypted private key. We have many successful cases for reference.
You’re not seeing it wrong—it’s not clickbait, not hype, it’s a real event. The BTC address is 1A92qvx1DNcrUTSe1zmRdPNhQrM4E6Sx92, restored successfully on September 4, 2024.
A few days ago, I transferred ten bitcoins that I had kept for 11 years from my Bitcoin Core wallet to Binance and sold them for $90,000.