Quote from: IAm~K1 on Today at 11:55:17 AM

Quote from: ccinet on Today at 06:12:15 AM

Quote from: IAm~K1 on Today at 05:53:48 AM

What if I can open all of them at once? Would that not overwhelm the miners? They can't be watching all of them.

What if I just sweep all of them at the same time? What if I know how to generate all of them, the same way he did? Where I have all of them, all at once? What then? It's like being frozen and unable to walk from the casino to the parking lot just to get back to your car after everyone around you heard you won... How do you get back to your car safely?

I need help and I don't know where to find it...

It's been 3 days now and I still can't come up with a safe way to get back to the mother fucking car...

~K¹

(Does anyone live in Southeast Missouri? I will meet you, pay you, to get this over with. We all know how much is here, you can have 40%.)

I think you don't understand what the "problem" is here. What happens here is what the bitcoin protocol is expected to do. What is not expected is that someone can obtain a private key that "does not" belong to them, and that can only happen with the certainty of a certain proximity as occurs in the case of low bit puzzles.

9 bit - 256 bit ... they're all the same as far as I'm concerned. Only difference here is that it looks like it's considered "acceptable" for one to take what's in the addresses that are provided for themselves, instead of it being considered theft if it were to come from any other address. The addresses that aren't included in this "puzzle" however, belong to individuals that aren't participating in any of this... So obviously that's not an ethical option, we get that. But here, here is different. The only thing keeping these addresses from being swept is the fact there remains the potential for the "reward" to be ripped out from under you... So, as I said, it's now been 4 days... And I still can't come up with a safe way to get back to the mother fucking car...

in short, you have puzzle 66 key, and afraid to create tx ?