Quote from: kTimesG on Today at 12:08:27 AM

Aren't your "couple of weeks" off, we were all eager and anxious to hear you spell out the "HEX code" of your MATHEMATICAL and PROBABILITY-based crackpot theories. You know, the ones that defy the modern understanding of statistics. The one that disproves that independent events of an random uniform distribution does NOT have memory. The holy theory that shows that it is totally weird to have a coin flip heads 66 times in a row. The proof that the Gambler's Fallacy is a hoax. Yes, I mean your continuous statements that you found statistical average distribution of prefixes in a double hashed cryptographically secure system, which were built on the very basis of acting exactly as a pure random numbers generator.

Disappointement.

Now, since you're the guy that thinks that if you play a slot machine many times in a row will increase your win chances, you should either keep quiet and accept your losses, or show that the last 500 years of MATHEMATICS and PROBABILITY got it wrong indeed, and proof to us that having two consecutive private keys produce the exact same hash is more unlikely than having them different any other way won't you say?

What are you really saying? You don't need to prove that you are useless other than chatter.

Now listen carefully;

My hardware power is 56 days, 3 RTX 4070 ti = 7500Mk/s
I currently have 50+ 1BY8GQbnue prefixes. (Just the ones I found) There are around 20+ from others.
I have a total of 3 with the 1BY8GQbnueY prefix, including the one sent by cctv.

Now I want to ask everyone a question.
Who can find so many prefixes with this hardware in 56 days?

Now you take that memorized software knowledge and don't show up for a while. Because when I come back you won't have an answer.

Note: I definitely know who this Puzzle maker is. There are also proofs of this. But I don't want to share anything with you about this. Because you are not a good person. You are selfish, only thinking about your own pocket.

A note to the puzzle creator: MM - 1991 (only he understands this.)