I would like to ask Satoshi Nakamoto if I can find the wallet I purchased

This article is all true and I hope it will be passed on to the head of the Bitcoin operations team.

Currently, the laptop where my bitcoins are stored is broken, so I have tried forensic recovery several times and am hoping to be able to recover my wallet. I understand that the Bitcoin wallet address serves as an open key. If so, I think the operations team will be able to recover the address that opened the wallet in October 2023. The wallet contains close to 1.5 million bitcoins.

I purchased Bitcoin from Satoshi Nakamoto in December 2008. At that time, in order to purchase Bitcoin, you had to sign up for a Google account, log in, fill out a form, and enter your email address to receive it. The Google ID at the time was abjinny@goole.com, and since it has not been used since, it cannot currently be recovered due to Google's sanctions. I remember the email address where I received the Bitcoin as bluetwoseven@hanmail.com (or abjinny@naver.com). In December 2008, Satoshi Nakamoto was selling all but 1 million units. I purchased 1 million units the first time to purchase the same quantity, but the commission was deducted by the number, so I repurchased 500,000 units the second time. I made the purchase twice, but confirmed that the quantity was added to the wallet I first received. I remember that the compressed file I received by email was "b-money" and the name of the unzipped file was "e-cash". In Satoshi Nakamoto's email, there was a request to record the address in a hidden place and to save and keep the page with the QR code and address. I did so, but 15 years have passed since then, so no records or pages remain. I opened my wallet in October 2023, and if the wallet's open key was activated as a result, I think the operation team will be able to check the wallet's address and recover it. I opened the wallet about 4 times in 2008, 2009, 2017-2019, and 2023, and changed the initially set password once. The reason I changed the password was that it was case sensitive, but since the caps lock button was activated, the combination of upper and lower case letters was reversed, so I changed it to make it easier for me to remember. Therefore, I still remember my password perfectly even now. If you can't find it through forensic recovery, it's also the last hope of finding it. Please contact us if this is possible.

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현재 저는 비트코인이 저장된 노트북이 고장나서 포렌식 복구를 수차례 시도하였으며 지갑을 복구할수 있기를 원하고 있습니다. 비트코인 지갑의 주소는 오픈키의 역할을 수행하는 것으로 알고있습니다. 그렇다면 2023년 10월에 지갑을 열었던 주소를 운영팀에서는 복구할수 있을것이라고 생각합니다. 지갑에는 150만개에 가까운 비트코인이 들어있습니다.

나는 2008년 12월 사토시 나카모토에게 비트코인을 구입하였습니다. 당시 비트코인을 구입하기 위해서는 구글에 계정을 가입하고 로그인하여 폼을 작성하고 수령받을 이메일 주소를 기입할수 있었습니다. 당시 구글 아이디는 abjinny@goole.com이었으며 이후 사용하지 않았었기 때문에 구글의 제재로 인하여 현재에는 복구할수 없습니다. 비트코인을 수령받았던 이메일주소는 bluetwoseven@hanmail.com(또는 abjinny@naver.com)으로 기억합니다. 2008년 12월 사토시 나카모토는 100만개를 남겨두고 모두 판매를 하고 있었습니다. 나는 첫번째로 같은 수량을 구입하고자 100만개를 구입하였으나 수수료의 갯수만큼 차감되었기에 두번째로 50만개를 재구입하였습니다. 구입은 2번하였었지만 최초 수령하였던 지갑에 수량이 합산되는 것을 확인했었습니다. 이메일로 받은 압축파일은 "b-money"였으며 압축이 해제된 파일의 이름은 "e-cash"로 기억합니다. 사토시 나카모토의 이메일에는 주소를 안보이는 곳에 기록해놓으라는 내용으로 QR코드와 주소가 기록된 페이지를 저장하여 보관할 것을 당부하는 내용이 작성되어있었고 나는 그렇게 하였었지만 이후 15년이 지났기때문에 작성된 기록과 페이지가 남아있지 않습니다. 2023년 10월 나는 지갑을 열었었으며 이로 인하여 지갑의 오픈키가 활성화 되었었다면 운영팀에서 지갑의 주소를 확인할수있고 복구가 가능할것이라 생각합니다. 지갑을 열었던 것은 2008년, 2009년, 2017-2019년, 2023년으로 4번정도 지갑을 실행하였었으며 최초에 설정하였던 비밀번호를 1회 변경하였습니다. 비밀번호를 변경한 이유는 대소문자의 구별이 되어있었는데 caps lock 버튼이 활성화 되어있었기 때문에 대소문자의 조합이 반대로 설정되어있었기에 제가 기억하기 쉽도록 변경하였었습니다. 그럼으로 현재에도 비밀번호를 완벽하게 기억하고 있습니다. 포렌식 복구에서 찾지못한다면 찾을수있는 가능성의 마지막 기대이기도 합니다. 이것이 가능하다면 연락을 부탁드립니다.



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