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I made a backup of an outdated command line interface BTC wallet, here is an example: "master_private_key": “df484533kf5mzv83892a234a44ae9z83m832987a82mqwmdkks018121204v95las9"
How can I import this key into another wallet?
How to spend from the "master_private_key": “df484533kf5mzv83892a234a44ae9z83m832987a82mqwmdkks018121204v95las9"
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While you may be able to import the key into another wallet, it is better to create a new wallet with a new key and transfer all the bitcoin out of the old wallet and into the new one by making a regular bitcoin transaction on the blockchain. This eliminates all sorts of possible complications, including the security risk of disclosing the keys from your old wallet.
I got a new computer so can't do this. – ello – 2017-12-01T11:48:21.740
What software is this "outdated command line interface BTC wallet"? – Andrew Chow – 2017-11-27T02:50:20.353
Blockstack. I've asked on their support forum/github/slack with no responses. It's like my comments are invisible – ello – 2017-11-27T06:34:59.377