Quote from: lostbitcoin on April 25, 2021, 09:36:45 PM

Receive input when playing the Kangaroo executable
Please modify the program so that the kangaroo can run it.

The reason is that Bitcoin 1% is an integer
99% was done with the decimal point key.

0.0573619 =0x822557f3ae9c29d0940e305bbcc30babe59d36ccfad2ebc972a323a8acefefc8, 0x1d5954c43bc29bd412c887d67759a0465aca7b7ce5195212b671e2ba21094dd1
0.0573619 * 10,000,000 = 573619
priv(573619) = 0x3ec274bef2990b86b8c0740faf90c11e15b8b1891c110063e3d15f05ea9bd23, 0x273f184f12a2a029c0643628561f670de859013a7dd0ef0382d86463f4b75435

I guess if you want to scale all calculations down by 1/10 or 1/100, you can replace the point in the SetBase16 code above with the one for 0.1G or 0.01G.

So, do you want to change the program to look for 0.1G, 1G, 10G, 100G points like this? (I can not read CJK languages so it is hard for me to understand the last screenshot, can you explain what's going on in there?)

To my understanding you have these values [for example]:

0.0573619 <-- this is a private key "A"
10,000,000 <-- this is some kind of multiplier I think
1505297...the value in green <--- a private key
0x822557f3ae9c29d0940e305bbcc30babe59d36ccfad2ebc972a323a8acefefc8, 0x1d5954c43bc29bd412c887d67759a0465aca7b7ce5195212b671e2ba21094dd1
^-- this is the public key for 1505297...? Huh

Or for 0.0573619?

So is this 1505297... private key multiplied by 10 million to get the 573619 private key? Or more likely you're multiplying their pubkeys to get that privkey, am I understanding you correctly?

What is the relation between these private keys?
573619
0.0573619
1505297...
0x15cf751db (I saw this in your second screenshot, not sure what this is I'm assuming a hex version of a privkey)?

Quote from: lostbitcoin on April 25, 2021, 09:36:45 PM

Friends will hear this story for the first time.
However, I did a lot of tests and found these things.

My goal is not to race the quiz.
Many people are sad because they have lost their private keys.
I think you can solve this problem with a newly developed calculator

Well, I can understand that we are multiplying public keys A and B to get C, but what's special about the relation between their private keys (private key A and C in particular, why use a large number to get 573619?)

Quote from: pacnload on Today at 05:40:59 AM

is there any way to jump over some numbers for example never use numer 3 or number 1?

Skipping particular kangaroo values? I think it will be hard to exclude specific values because they are all very large and random, but I guess you could find some group of numbers that match a pattern and sequence and do another hop for those, without making them a distinguished point.