Quote from: NotATether on Today at 04:02:03 PM

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Quote from: WanderingPhilospher on Today at 03:29:08 PM

kangaroos have claimed up to 115 bits.

I think that is a new world record but would have to research it to make sure. If so, the person who claimed the 0.115 BTC should get some fame for that - if they want the fame...

Since the jump size is limited to 64 bits it quickly becomes impractical to search ranges that are say 128 bits long without extending the code.

I estimate it would take at least 2^64 jumps for the program to get from one end of that particular range to another, and who knows how much that translates to in terms of running time.

Code:

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All depends on the program you use.
What do you mean the jump size is limited? I do believe the max is set at 128, and one could change that, however, for JLP's program, it just can't write to file with the current 126 bit restriction.
I have hopped around the elliptic wheel and picked up many 24 to 32 DP points. I believe I probably hold the useless record of most 32 bit DPs