bitcoin VS multibit

install bitcoin core qt wallet as clearly stated by satoshi nakamoto https://bitcoin.org/en/download

I just downloaded bitcoin core but cannot figure out how to verify it before i begin running it. It shows there are keys on this site https://bitcoin.org/en/download but there are really no instructions for how to complete this process on this site https://bitcoin.org/en/full-node#windows-10 not much help for beginners. I've been trying to dig for resources and one place said keys are here? https://github.com/bitcoin-core/guix.sigs/tree/main/builder-keys

You found the problem. https://bitcoin.org/en/download hasn't updated to the latest version.

Full node will let you query all the way back to the first blocks where satoshi put his famous first inscription "Chancellor of Finance announces 2nd bailout for the banks" or something liek that: https://bitcoin.org/en/download

The good news is that these can definitely be imported into Bitcoin Core, or swept into an Electrum wallet, and there's a chance that all, or at least some, of your bitcoin are held in that one address, so it's worth giving it a shot.

Dude download bitcoin core https://bitcoin.org/en/download and hold your own coins this is the ledger. You will own your own bitcoin.

Okay fastest and cheapest way contact your local miners…. Being honest go to your local miners and ask them. This gets around CEXs. Also download bitcoin core. https://bitcoin.org/en/download. Download this to a 1tb flash drive. Do not create a bitcoin wallet. When this is complete go buy a cheap laptop and this is going to be your offline network. Hook up the flash drive and create your wallet offline to the new laptop. Transfer the files. While doing this you are going to create two copy’s of your wallet. One offline and one online. When you contact the miners you will transcribe your wallet address. While that’s going on your bank has already arranged for funds to transfer from credit to the miners. Once the miners receive funds you while be sent the bitcoin. On your online laptop open up bitcoin core. Once you see your funds update the ledger. Unplug your flash drive and upload the flash drive to the offline network. You should see your bitcoin (:

The Bitcoin Core download page states:

https://github.com/Multibit-Legacy/multibit Scroll down for instructions

It's not safe to ignore your coins for years with the assumption that your recovery mnemonic will work forever. Your old wallet will always be recoverable, but the instructions could become difficult to follow as the old wallet gets older and older. See the Multibit recovery instructions for an example of a not-so-old obsolete wallet https://github.com/Multibit-Legacy/multibit

In either case, don't be stuck with a broken wallet app which has been abandoned by its developer. You will be able to recover your coins, but it could be very complicated. See the Multibit instructions for example of an obsolete wallet which can be recovered, but no so easily https://github.com/Multibit-Legacy/multibit

Go to http://multibit.org/ and follow the recovery instructions

MultiBit - A secure, lightweight, international Bitcoin wallet that supports Windows, MacOS and Linux. The MultiBit Bitcoin client is mainly for non-technical users, and the goal is to allow ordinary users to use Bitcoin faster and more conveniently. The main features are "second synchronization" (fast synchronization), the client can create and manage multiple wallets, and each wallet can create an infinite number of payment addresses. The only bad thing is that there is a transaction fee of 0.001 in the option, and it cannot be cancelled. Does this mean that each payment has to pay at least 0.001 of the handling fee? This is the client I use, and I highly recommend it. Website: https://multibit.org/

Build and run multibit legacy, import the encrypted key file, export to unencrypted key file, sweep the keys in electrum.

Why do you think Electrum can recover an obsolete Multibit wallet using a Multibit seed phrase? https://github.com/Multibit-Legacy/multibit

Instructions here: https://github.com/Multibit-Legacy/multibit

Perhaps this issue can help? https://github.com/Multibit-Legacy/multibit/issues/811 -- Basically decrypt the wallet file using openssl command line. Once you've done that you can import the keys into any wallet, electrum for example.