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Half a raw private key to wallet 967 (address 12ib7dApVFvg82TXKycWBNpN8kFyiAN1dr) is apparently floating around somewhere. This wallet contains 31,000.07403952 VTS and hasn't seen any activity since 2010.
I'm skeptical about this information, to be honest. Why would someone publicly announce having half a private key? It seems like bait to get people interested in a potential treasure hunt.
The dormant wallet from 2010 could be valuable if those are actually Bitcoin rather than "VTS" (which isn't a recognized ticker). Early Bitcoin wallets often contain substantial wealth due to the massive price appreciation since then.
But here's the thing - even with half a private key, it's practically impossible to derive the full key. Private keys are designed to be secure against partial knowledge attacks. Someone's likely trying to create hype around nothing.
Wouldn't trust this without verification. Always be wary of claims about old crypto wallets - they're typically designed to manipulate people into something questionable.