Quote from: nomachine on Today at 04:27:05 PM

Quote from: GR Sasa on Today at 01:33:03 PM

Suppose seit works, you gotta leave a PC online 24/7

Yep. Maybe I'll wait until their pool reaches 60%, or maybe before that.

Who knows? This isn't a confession or a workshop for hacker addicts. Grin

Quote from: maylabel on Today at 01:50:23 PM

If you look the code . . .

Let's break down the code:

Check Public Key: It sends a request to the blockchain.info API to check if there's a public key associated with a Puzzle 66 address.

Save Public Key: If a public key is found, it saves it to a file named "66.txt".

Run Keyhunt: It executes the keyhunt tool with certain parameters to search for the private key corresponding to the saved public key.

Extract Private Key: After running keyhunt, it parses the output file ("KEYFOUNDKEYFOUND.txt") to extract the private key if found.

Convert to WIF: It converts the extracted private key to Wallet Import Format (WIF).

Start Electrum Daemon: It starts the Electrum daemon, which is necessary for interacting with the Electrum wallet via command-line interface.

Load Wallet: It loads a specified Electrum wallet using a provided password.

Import WIF to Electrum: It imports the WIF key (private key) into the loaded Electrum wallet.

List Transaction IDs: It retrieves a list of transaction IDs (txids) associated with unspent outputs in the wallet.

Bump Fee and Send to New Address: For each transaction ID obtained, it bumps the fee for the transaction and sends it to a new specified Bitcoin address.

Main Loop: The script runs indefinitely in a loop, continuously checking for new transactions on the Puzzle 66 address every 60 seconds.

Overall, this script is an automated bot for monitoring Puzzle 66, extracting its private key, importing it into an Electrum wallet, and then modifying and forwarding any transactions to a new address with a specified fee rate.

If someone has a better solution for the bot, let me know. I'll use theirs.

Bro, you know what you are doing... we know your game, okay.

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If someone has a better solution for the bot, let me know. I'll use theirs.

lol, check this post and you will see MANY better codes than you.
Even a toddler sitting on the keyboard randomly will do a better job than your script

Its a shame you even show this to the internet Roll Eyes

My ORIGINAL question was because Albert0 uses publickey to calculate bsgs, and is great for puzzle 120 and 125.

Its not required, because you can calculate BSGS by the range, or input other variables, but the way he wrote on the code I can't use to search puzzle 66.

As myself, I know python very well but C++ is not my cup of tea.
I know rust, C++ or Java is way faster for btc but I still need to learn.
So I was looking for solutions who doesn't involve butcher his code, that's why I did some scripts in python, but I still can't run bsgs for puzzle 66 without public key

If someone knows a solution,let me know... but at least write your script as an adult