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0 sats \ 3 replies \ @Filiprogrammer 29 Oct \ parent \ on: HELP! Coinjoin watch only address not compatible with taproot bitcoin
Is your seed even a BIP39 seed? If you generated it using Electrum it is most likely is an Electrum seed. When you restore your wallet in Electrum you probably go through "Standard wallet" -> "I already have a seed". When entering the seed, do you change anything in the "Options" or do you leave it on the default "Electrum" seed type.
And on a different note: You do not actually have to patch Sparrow wallet. Under "File" -> "Preferences" -> "General" -> Turn off "Validate derivations"
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33k sats \ 2 replies \ @Filiprogrammer 29 Oct
If you have a simple Electrum wallet file then it actually makes things pretty easy.
  1. In Sparrow Wallet go to "File" -> "Import Wallet..."
  2. Next to "Electrum" click "Import File..."
  3. Locate the Electrum wallet file (usually in ~/.electrum/wallets/)
  4. You are asked to name the wallet. Click "Create Wallet".
  5. Optionally set a password
  6. Now you have imported the wallet and your SegWit Coins should appear.
  7. Switch to the "Settings" tab
  8. Change "Script Type" to "Taproot (P2TR)"
  9. When asked whether to clear the keystores, select "No"
  10. Click "Apply"
  11. Now you should see your "lost" Taproot coins, ready to be spent.
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1000 sats \ 1 reply \ @Fiat_Revelation OP 29 Oct
You're a gem Filiprogrammer. I don't know how many hours it would have taken me to figure that out. Bitcoin is breaking out of 70k just for you!
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100 sats \ 0 replies \ @Filiprogrammer 29 Oct
Thanks for the big zap! Glad I could help
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