Quote from: Bram24732 on Today at 09:52:30 AM

I’m running the numbers today.
Also, I give the money back to investors after each puzzle. They decide if they want to come back each time.
We go only if we have a nice safety margin.

"I'm running the numbers today." I don't get it?
69. Wallet? 140. Wallet?

If you're paying back investors. Are you doing this to prove it?

Have you done the math for 69. Wallet? Is it worth the risk?

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Quote from: AlanJohnson on Today at 09:48:10 AM

It's not important if he (or his "partners") will continue on this. The problem is that an average person here don't have even 100 GPU's.

Currently we are in a point where you can use massive power and be sure it's a matter of short time to solve anything or ... you can run it as a lottery on rasppery pi or 1-core celeron cause it dosen't make any difference if you have 32 core cpu or 1 core cpu (in the second case you will for sure not find anything but at least you will not waste any money and electricity).

Are we back in time?
Did I just enter 2025?

The events you mentioned were already done a long time ago and years have passed.

It may make sense to buy a lottery ticket. The numerical combination, for example, is like 1 chance in 1 quadrillion.

But what is your goal with the processor or free lottery system you made?
After the puzzles are finished, is it to target Satoshi's wallets?
I have been hearing a lot about the event you mentioned lately and people are full of people who want to sell it for $20. I hope your programs are free.