Quote from: kTimesG on Today at 12:16:34 AM

This is what happens when someone reads what they want to understand, not what the words spell out.

bibilgin, it is already an act of patience on all of us to understand your terminology:

"HEX code" = private key? Do you honestly not care that "HEX code" and "private key" are two totally semantically different concepts?

"wallet" = base58 encoded address? Do you honestly not care the difference between a wallet and an address?

No one cares about your prefixes catalog, they are useless. Everyone is telling you they do not matter and that they have exactly zero statistical significance or relevance. AND that there is no pattern. Learn to read phrases (in full maybe, to reach the logical sentence)?

I also have a strange suspicion that your prefixes or whatever are not even in correlation with the actual starting bits of the RIPEMD-160 hash. As in, your starting bits are not even correct, depending on the prefix. So you might be hunting down stuff that has some prefix length, but in reality the hash bits start to be different earlier than what you think. But then again, you're the real expert here, and all of us are idiots, so you should know better. That is, after you stop confusing hex codes with private keys, and wallets with addresses. Or actually making some sense in general.

You want to know the kicker? ALL of your prefixes are wrong, because they definitely are not the same prefix as the target address. The only correct prefix is the one that has the same length as the "wallet", and, again, as everyone tries to tell you, requires searching every single "HEX code", no skips, no jumps, no assumptions, because, fuck, MATH and PROBABILITIES.

I understand you and the others very well.

But, as the creator said, this is a test of social cracking power.
Actually, it is a competition. Everyone can have a different idea, a different work.

The strategy I have done is to find the prefixes that are in a certain range.
For example, if I found a similar one that starts with 6F123F4..., I calculate the other similar prefix. For example, I move on to the other prefix that starts with 6F543F1.... I also record all my scans.

Yes, is there a possibility of being between these? I definitely agree with you. But after creating certain points, I find the range of the other similar prefix on PROBABILITY. (But not in the same length range.)

I wish everyone success in their work. If there are no different ideas, different works, this competition cannot progress. Because it will be a competition that only those who are equipped will win.