Quote from: Jean_Luc on Today at 05:51:12 PM

Quote from: shlomogold on Today at 05:11:13 PM

does this mean that if we could've recreated someone's system at a time (same OS, processor, time and date, etc.), we could be closer
to generating the same keys this person generated back then or am I completely misunderstanding how it works?

Theoretically it is not possible. The system gets entropy from keyboard inputs, disk usage, network, etc... Then it computes secure hashes from that inputs to generate random number.

I've noticed that is you duplicate the seed value, you will generate the same addresses each time the program is run. Would the same seed value result in the same addresses on another computer?

Anyone care to try?

Code:

vanitysearch -t 2 -gpu -gpuId 0 -c -s 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001 -u -o seetest.txt 1vanity

output

Code:

PubAddress: 1vaNitynLfQsJRMYQKMkbdSg8rLkSjhwv
Priv (WIF): p2pkh:5KbzFV78qNVj1PLRHXYBhG7icZTkifPZEKLchTGDWy5b7mv69qq
Priv (HEX): 0xEB775B6D709EF23F77B4D4A83A9B2EFDDEC07EF17B198320AB0BE94D128FCB9F
PubAddress: 1vaNity5aynUujBya8CMdrvZgx61sK5bZ
Priv (WIF): p2pkh:5Jn7TQNRSgjKaHfTbUEB3GuPxPaEeYAXDbKXhi8ptZLHZiXDhcJ
Priv (HEX): 0x7EC229EA229D8EE34BBC733ADC99ECA1DDCCC543D9C5714DC9626D13CBCD311D
PubAddress: 1vaniTySykD7CsMLDe79zEgRtzmsLDjkx
Priv (WIF): p2pkh:5Jh8WUtmjHQZkDPix71P78RPJu7KaCQt3sUBJVxtYknog3ZVTyZ
Priv (HEX): 0x73725230D841E056B39063C84D3D721BA08616210B1614B6E0F61FA20BA5D660
PubAddress: 1vaNiTyNULTxWy1W9y5u65YypG4mnjfXk
Priv (WIF): p2pkh:5Jn7TQNRSgjKaHfTbUEB3GuPxPaEeWxyHSCYURBzPZjaoT8Loxy
Priv (HEX): 0x7EC229EA229D8EE34BBC733ADC99ECA1DDCCC543D00F714DC9626D13CBC665D5
PubAddress: 1VAniTyzcxeBzAviTpjdoVwu6Pdda4eus
Priv (WIF): p2pkh:5JoCtBynZf5t5YgoPWHd69BYs4LQtUE61eA4cc2YQXTBgNcnWCh
Priv (HEX): 0x813DD615DD62711CB4438CC52366135CDCE217A2EE6A2EEDF66FF17904702C64