Quote from: cnk1220 on Today at 01:09:28 PM

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Quote from: cnk1220 on Today at 11:53:29 AM

Hi everyone.
First, sorry by my english.

Ok, i wanna to understand about the very comments that say when public key puzzle 66 show up, that will be cracked and will use the private key to redirect the transaction.

If that is true, and I get about the hugeness of range that possible 256bits, my question is, why then the people don't use that algoritm, for example, to crack the "04678afdb0fe5548271967f1a67130b7105cd6a828e03909a67962e0ea1f61deb649f6bc3f4cef3 8c4f35504e51ec112de5c384df7ba0b8d578a4c702b6bf11d5f" pubkey from satoshi or any other known public key with huge btc amount?

Once the puzzle reveals 66 pubkeys, it is solved within seconds because the scanning range is small. BUT even if a 256-bit wallet has a pubkey, it is impossible to decrypt it because the scanning range is incredibly large.
While 1 graphics card is enough to solve puzzle 66 in seconds
A large number of graphics cards are required to decrypt a 256-bit wallet. millions, billions, trillions, I hope you understand.

So, try to solve, any of this low bits puzzle, 66,67,68 ... is useless, cause there are many bots watching this addresses for their public key right?

If so, why still people discussing about it anyway?

And second, why didn't it with puzzle 64?

Yes, bots are waiting in wait. The moment a sucker waits for puzzle number 66 and sends the transaction to the network, Pubkey will appear and bots will steal it within seconds.
puzzle 64 reward was 0.64 and bitcoin value was low then also software bots were not that advanced. Currently the reward is 6.6 BTC and bots are waiting in ambush