datchecker — open database of fabricated wallet.dat files

₿ wallet.dat — Bitcoin Core (read-only) — not your wallet

Overview

0.00000000 BTC

available — and it will stay that way

Pending0.00000000 since 2019

Encrypted wallets examined…

…written by actual Bitcoin Core0

Moved by embedded addresses (others’)…

Still on-chain today (still not yours)…

Recoverable by cracking0.00000000

Shortcuts

Recent transactions

never · 0.00 · the seller’s imagination
never · 0.00 · a wallet that was never alive

›_ Debug console — verify (runs locally · uploads nothing)

Drop any wallet.dat here — or click to choose. It never leaves this machine.

or try a sample:

📊 Database — …

only with on-chain activity

class	claimed ₿	on-chain today ₿	iters	ckeys	keys born	copies	sha256	defaultkey

🛰 Explorer — check any Bitcoin address on-chain

famous bait addresses:

🗂 packs — file manager (what we dissected)

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MEGA-BONUS-10k

9,081 wallet files — the packs unpack to 32,191 files in 11.6 GB. Across the whole corpus, 8,122 of the 9,518 scanned wallets are byte-identical copies. Ships with a cracked John the Ripper — thoughtful.

9,081 .dat in the pack · 1,071 unique

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phrutis_307

309 unique wallets + leftover node data (peers, mempool). The classic “cracking entertainment” collection, repackaged for sale.

309 unique wallets

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cuda8 “86 valid”

91 bait entries with balances from 0.19 to 31,000 BTC. Most share one factory default key (177/235). Not one promised balance is reachable through these files: where the money is real, it sits on a third-party bait address embedded in the file.

0 promised balances accessible