Hi Alberto, I see some Stride development in your code, does it work with Xpoint mode?
Hi thanks for ask, sadly the stride is not working as I expected for any mode
, that was my first try but due the complexity of the current code is difficult implement it without do a mess or get invalid results.Another question, in github "changelog" you said you added bloom filter for address as well, I thought it was only for bsgs to create hash tables, how does bloom filter can help to speed up the address mode and rmd160.?
Also whats the "-z" multiplier in your code? Thanks!
Also whats the "-z" multiplier in your code? Thanks!
Well all modes use bloom filter as first "Firter" to discard address that we aren't looking for. BSGS is a especial case where precalculated data help to boost the speed.
address/rmd160 and xpoint don't has that boost benefit because the way that bruteforce is performed is different.
The -z is not documented because it was an experiment I was trying many ideas just to see if some of them boost the speed in some way for address/rmd160 or xpoint but NONE of them works. Actually any -z value different than 1 bring a little less performance