user3667: Any ideas about this one? I've imported addresses into my wallet and on rescan, all transactions come up as same date and time?

user9382: I've also had the same issue whereby importing a private key using RPC Console importprivkey will rescan and tag it with the time which the rescan takes place in btc-qt. 
Even Multibit which uses the following format for private key (*.key) files is only dated such that the date corresponds to what is assumed to be the key's creation date:
Kwnononok7xQwSNIPSNIPSNIPSNIPssthcheckth1s 2013-09-18T09:42:28Z
As mentioned, the Blockchain is not being consulted for transaction history - a major flaw IMO.

3667: <p>Any ideas about this one? I've imported addresses into my wallet and on rescan, all transactions come up as same date and time?</p>
 9382: <p>I've also had the same issue whereby importing a private key using RPC Console <em>importprivkey</em> will rescan and <strong>tag it with the time which the rescan takes place</strong> in btc-qt. </p>

<p>Even Multibit which uses the following format for private key (*.key) files is only dated such that <strong>the date corresponds to what is assumed to be the key's creation date</strong>:
Kwnononok7xQwSNIPSNIPSNIPSNIPssthcheckth1s 2013-09-18T09:42:28Z</p>

<p>As mentioned, the Blockchain is not being consulted for transaction history - a major flaw IMO.</p>
