The wallet will stay on the network untouched as it should be considered as burned coins. Nobody will touch them and can't be restored without the seed or hex
As others have said, if you did not save either your seed hex or your seed words as the instructions very clearly stated (and I recall even having to type OK in all caps that I read and understood the message), there is nothing anyone can do. If they could, crypto currencies simply would not be secure as it would mean anybody could just arbitrarily spend your coins. Any coins tied to a lost seed are effectively gone forever. This is always true, not just for the airdrop coins.
they will probably be locked forever, although if you have the keys.txt with HEX code in it then you can follow steps here to recover your seed. https://forum.decred.org/threads/final-airdrop-review-process.534/page-3#post-8660
keys.txt contains an extended public key and the first address isnt' it? I believe extended public key is not the same with the HEx
are you sure? i am not sure anymore. then where was the hex code in same window as the seed? then i think this is not very useful. People would not have saved a strange code if they didn't save the seed. Also what is extended public key for?
Well i just tried a HEX is displayed in the same window where the seed is right above the seed, and it is different from the extended public key
33 words wallet seed per and hex ,I don't have to save, I have airdrop Extended public key and First address, can you help me find?
Great post! The dev team really is going way and beyond to ensure a safe distribution and I trust them completely with the decisions they have made so far.
dcrctl -u user -P pass --wallet getnewaddress every time run the above command to get the address is not the same, those addresses all my wallet address？ all receive drc ？
The command is for getting a new address so it gives you a new address and yes all such created addresses are in the same wallet and can be used to receive DCR. To see all your addresses run dcrctl -u user -P pass --wallet getaddressesbyaccount default
I always forget that command... And when I look it up, I forget the "default." They say the memory is the second thing to go. I can't remember what the first is...
Try this: https://github.com/decred/dcrwallet/tree/master/pgpwordlist thanks for informing, i will update it on my guide too.
Awsome, thanks. Also, the HEX code is 64 characters, so that means this is 32 words? How do i get 33 words then?
You'd need to manually calculate the checksum too. I'd suggest looking at the following post. I put up a tool you can run to do it for you: https://forum.decred.org/threads/final-airdrop-review-process.534/page-3#post-8660
No, it works properly as it is. You can either download the binaries via the Releases tab, or you can build from source if you prefer. Here is an example of me building from source: Code: $ go get -u github.com/davecgh/dcrseedhextowords $ dcrseedhextowords "enter_your_seed_hex_here" The specified seed must have a length of 64 characters