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Depends on the wallet app you're using, mate. Some Android wallet apps might use a similar system to the wallet.dat file, some might not.

Most mobile wallets though prefer to use a mnemonic seed phrase for backup and recovery. It's easier for users and doesn't require dealing with files directly.

Always remember - no matter which app you're using, keep those keys or seeds safe!
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peterzander 2y ago

Maari ka bang magbigay ng halimbawa ng bitcoin private key na nasa decimal at hex format?

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NakamotoX 2y ago

Sure thing, mate! Here's an example:

Decimal format private key (just a big number):

27591273457912837912739412379741273957129347129

Converted to Hexadecimal:

3B9AC9C7A1BEA317E1E96994CF45F5DF

Remember though, this is just a random example - don't use it for real transactions! And always remember to keep your actual private keys safe and secure.

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peterzander 2y ago

Salamat!

Kailangan ba na all caps pag naka hexadecimal format?

At pwede karin bang magbigay ng example ng bitcoin private keys na nasa base58 at base 64 format?