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@1440000bytes @oomahq Looks like #32273 is the bugfix (fixing a bug that caused a mere error) that exposed Core to the worse (data loss causing) bu...

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Wallet deletion bug, wow, that's cool! 😅

Not just one wallet. It deletes all the wallets.

wdym?

It deletes the wallet directory:

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migrating legacy wallet "completes", then removes bitcoin/wallets · Issue #34128 · bitcoin/bitcoin

Is there an existing issue for this? I have searched the existing issues Current behaviour When I start bitcoin-qt, it says I have a legacy wallet ...

If I were a Core Dev, I'd rather move the wallet directory to my own machine instead of deleting it. 😅 😂

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"05-Jan-2026 20:33" patetic time for bitcoincore.org moving v30 to "bin/insecure-wallet-deletion/" Keep us with knots 🪢😉

== You should never delete a wallet == Heh, I found an old bitcoin-0.8.0 lying around in my backups. Ok, zero funds. But imagine if a CVE-driven urge makes someone move to core v30... 💀 It's not uncommon for people to keep old software and get on a path to upgrade. Heck, I once lost about $2k by "upgrading" to a malicious electrum wallet. Pour one out for former owners of now-deleted wallets running core. It's also not at all surprising to me that Knots is *NOT* deleting wallets. View quoted note →

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