Quote from: Baskentliia on Today at 01:53:30 PM

I have a question
It is for people who know the Kangaroo program well.

Kangaroo program has a multiple pubkey search feature, but it searches sequentially. that is, key1 key2 key3. It does not search for key2 before key1 is found. Likewise, it does not search for key3 unless key2 is found. I AM GIVING AN EXAMPLE. We have created 500 pubkeys. Is it possible to search all of them at the same time? Is there anyone working on this? can you share?

You would have to run on 500 different machines if you wanted to execute the search in parallel depending on the bit range, with the same amount of power. Think of it like this lets say you wanted to search 500 pubkeys in 125 bit range all at the same time, the computing power would be spread too thin it would be more efficient to just run a single pubkey search on 500 different machines concurrently, even though it sounds crazy. I think this is where FUTURE quantum computers would come in. now if you wanted to search for 500 pubkeys in say the 50 bit range, with modern a gpu you could do it relatively quick on 1 computer .