Guys for some clarification. I know that private keys are and will be always secure from any attacks.

But reading your posts, i think some people still didn't understand my point that i want to let you know about it.

The point that I'm surprised by the fact, that when i generate a random key, out of the all possible large keys that exist let's say 2^256, i get 1^256 chance to get a specific unknown one private key from the big range.  * I know that i am guaranteed to land on a key but that fact that the chances were for me to land on that specific key that i previously got were supposed to be 1 in 2^256 *.

Many assume that i have the full 2^256 chances (since i can pick whatever the private key is) but i have to disagree with this. If every time i randomly generate a key the chances are always 1 in ^256 for each time to land one on a key out of those many keys.

So imagine this was a existing private key! The point of my post is not to scare and say that private keys are not secure anymore No! but to say that theoretically its not fully impossible to generate a key that did indeed existed.