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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it
by
Bram24732
on 09/03/2025, 01:50:22 UTC
I don’t think there is value in having a debate here. kTimesG is right everytime he talks against the 300+ pages of nonsense theories here. If you can’t handle his blunt way of doing it, just ignore him. it won’t make him more right or you less wrong.

Are you suggesting that every time he speaks, we should be silent and accept his words as absolute truth, even when we believe he is wrong? Seriously? What a low argument. I prefer he responds, at least he knows how to debate, even though I don't share his dirty debate tactics. Principally, just to continue embodying the role of "ktimesg" here, I suspect you are talking to him seeking whatever you wanted to talk about with Retiredcoder, and he denied you, and now you are flattering him. I'm not going to ignore him if I don't want to. After all, this is a forum to discuss ideas, not Wikipedia. As practice, answer this: in what do you think he is right, or in what did I fail? Without deviating from the direct topic and with arguments, without generalizing? I believe you won't be able to do it without falling into some kind of fallacy. Give us your technical opinion on why you think probabilistic search is unfeasible.

I think you are extrapolating quite a bit here Smiley
Now to your question. The probability for each of the 2^67 keys in the space to be valid is equal, and is independent from other keys. That’s a consequence of uniform distribution and is basic math. As a result any pattern you might think exist simply doesn’t.