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I have an electrum 2FA wallet.
When I list my addresses I get a list of around 30 addresses. (commnand below)
electrum -w /path/to/my/wallet/file/default1 listaddresses
Then I use the below command to obtain private keys from a particular address:
electrum getprivatekeys -w /path/to/my/wallet/file/default1 "myaddress"
Which private key is the one that I should get, so that I can import it to bitcoin-qt wallet? Is this even the right approach?
I tried first two of mentioned 27 addresses but none of them worked.
UPDATE:
Also when I export my master private key from electrum:
electrum getmasterprivate -w /home/path/to/my/wallet
However, I get Invalid private key encoding (code -5) error from bitcoin-qt when trying to import my master private key.( into bitcoin gold core wallet)
UPDATE 2:
I tried to get private keys from all (27)addresses and then run this command to import them all:
importprivkey L3285rshf9LgkMfaNogEARoJpGhGVMMKd1dQgRgrtGd7EQ8F4qW '' false
importprivkey L3285rshf9LgkMfaNogEARoJpGhGVMMKd1dQgRgrtGd7EQ8F4qW '' false
importprivkey L3285rshf9LgkMfaNogEARoJpGhGVMMKd1dQgRgrtGd7EQ8F4qW '' true
output of command was 'null', yet my coins were not imported. Balance is still zero.
Nope, they're not my private keys. My problem was actually 2FA electrum wallet - meaning that my coins were trapped in multisig chamber. – scagbackbone – 2018-01-09T07:57:54.223
@scagbackbone ah yep, I did wonder which is why I made a point about it starting with a 1 or a 3. If you've solved the problem please post how you did it so that the question is answered for the next person who reads it :) – MeshCollider – 2018-01-09T08:09:43.483
I already edited my question to point to a comprehensive tutorial. Thanks for contribution. – scagbackbone – 2018-01-09T08:38:25.057
@scagbackbone please post it as an answer and accept your answer so that the question doens't remain unanswered though :) – MeshCollider – 2018-01-09T09:21:35.157