Quote from: Etar on Today at 07:45:24 AM

@kTimesG, how many DPs did you manage to accumulate for the 80-bit range?
Have you tried expanding these points to the 110-130 bit range?

I stopped after reaching 150 million DPs. From a point on it's not worth it unless wanting to break some world record for "how fast can you break an 80-bit secp256k1 key". Achieving under 5-6 seconds is not worth it, unless there is a real need for that, or the jumper is way too slow and more DPs can help.

DPs should be stored on disk in some optimal indexed data structure, not in RAM, there is no need for them to be there. Disk is touched only for DP save and match, in batches. Zero loading overhead. I am 100% certain there are multiple users here who do this, but no public software is available, which is understandable.

It was already discussed on why I do not believe DPs can be reused for larger intervals, they will only ever get hit if the deterministic jump rules stay the same. The proportion between "found DPs" and "total existing DPs" is extremely low, so the sets of found DPs will likely not intersect, when jump rules change.