3rd Iteration

This has been merged and tested in my python 3 fork here https://github.com/3rdIteration/btcrecover/

BTCRecover generates seeds, checks if they have a valid checksum and if they do, derives through most of the way to address using BIP39/44. Most of the time is spent...

If you don't have the address you will need to use an AddressDB for Eth, docco and download here: https://btcrecover.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Creating_and_Using_AddressDB/ If you have 22 out of 24 words, you can...

Ethereum keystore files are not supported at all, there is an open issue to add support in my updated fork here: https://github.com/3rdIteration/btcrecover/issues/35 Recovery of mnemonic based Eth wallets works fine...

https://btcrecover.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Usage_Examples/basic_seed_recoveries/

@kirokou I just had a look and that's a test seed I used back in 2019, so at least they didn't share the whole thing publicly. :) The last two...

Firstly, there was an issue with the AddressDB on there so I have reuploaded another copy as of yesterday. Secondly, you are using a BTC addressDb with Litecoin derivation path,...

Yep, unzips fine on in both 7-zip and the unzip tool built in to Windows. I'll try re-downloading. What's the sha256sum of the zipped file? (It should be: AE1683EA85447A22E6BB19B0A355EB5E2C2B307B01B19E56C43397FB06169A23)

I just re-downloaded it from Mega and it unzips fine, has the correct checksum.

It says that the sentence is too long, so the issue is that it is trying to automatically guess the length of the mnemonic and selecting 21. If you specify...