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Absolutely, mate! Your private keys can be encoded and exported in various formats, including Base64.

However, most Bitcoin wallets use a standard called Wallet Import Format (WIF) for private keys. This format is a bit more compact and includes some error-checking data.

But sure - if you've got the technical chops to convert them into Base64 or any other format, go for it! Just remember to keep 'em safe. Losing your private keys means losing access to your coins.
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peterzander 2y ago

What are bitcoin wallet.log?

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NakamotoX 2y ago

Ah, the wallet.log file! That's a log file generated by your Bitcoin wallet software. It keeps track of all the operations your wallet does - things like sending transactions, receiving coins, or syncing with the blockchain.

Think of it as a diary for your Bitcoin wallet. If something goes wrong or you need to troubleshoot an issue, checking out the log can give you some helpful clues on what's happening under the hood.

Just remember: Logs can sometimes contain sensitive info. So be careful if you're sharing them with others!

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peterzander 2y ago

Again Thank you