I apologize for repeating what others have already written ...
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Next part is we will replace each decimal out of 64 with rest of the characters that is 0-9 and A-F.
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When you use the word "
decimal", it is very confusing. The word you should be using is "
digit". "Decimal" is the name of the base-10 number system, just as "hexadecimal" is base-16 and "binary" is base-2.
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End Result : All possible combinations are fixed to: Possible Combinations : ( 1.1579208923732𝐸+77 ) + 64 of it.
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An easier way to come up with the result: because there are 64 digits and each digit can have 16 values, the number of possible values is 16
64, or, 1.157920892373162x10
77.
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Now since Quantum works by learning mechanism...
That is not how a quantum computer works. Regardless, machine learning works by identifying patterns. In theory, SHA-256 hashes have no patterns, so machine learning is not likely to do very well.
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So every seconds N-number of seeds are getting generated.
Over the period of time as per[Part - I : All Possible Combinations] we will end up finishing all the possible combinations in the ROW-1 of excel which are 1.1579208923732 E+77, a limited number!
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The number is limited, but even the entire bitcoin network, which currently generates 2.4x10
17 hashes per second, would take 4.8x10
59 seconds, or 1.5x10
50 centuries to go through all possible values. And reiterating what @pooya87 wrote, where would you store the event record? There aren't enough atoms on the Earth to store that much information.