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    1. crunchyeyeball on

      To my shame I was using the same company back in 2013, and also have a “*wallet.aes.json*” file from the same period, though I’ve long since sent my funds to a proper (hardware) wallet, and never used that file.

      Just go back to the email which had that file attached. The email will include your blockchain.com “wallet ID”, which is all you need to log in to their shitty “wallet” site:

      https://login.blockchain.com/auth/login?product=wallet

    2. LostParlay_Again on

      if it’s legit you’ll need the password for that json and import it into a compatible wallet, otherwise there’s not much you can do

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