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I'm curious about a few things. Bram,
1- Why are you taking such a risk? (Wouldn't it be better to leave it at the top, since you have made a good name?
2- You did not ask anyone (other people) for any money or hardware for the 68th Wallet. Will those who want to invest now invest because you did not include them in the 67th or 68th Wallet? (For 1% chance.)
I read the article you announced a few times. I think the following result will happen. An average of 25% of old investors will not take this risk.
This shows that there is a deficiency of around 100 thousand dollars.
I think you have earned 100 thousand dollars. So would you risk it?
Or,
Would you like to collect this 100 thousand dollars after April 10?
But 75% of old participants will not come. (Because of the risk and because you did not include them in the 68th Wallet.)
In short, the summary of the event is as follows;
No matter how many GPU farms you have.
If Earnings > Capital,
You are gambling.
Your luck You can trust.
Bram, you made a good name for yourself. Now you're turning it into a bad name.
You'll lose people's trust and you'll become a laughing stock.
There's no point in attacking Bram. Everyone is free to do what they want, whether it's renting 100, 1,000, or 10,000 GPUs, or finding a way to decrypt a key with little means.
There are no specific rules to this challenge, and any method is interesting to a certain extent. The main thing is to participate, and no one is forcing anyone to do anything and if Bram wants to involve others, that's his right.
Did you know that around the world there are also groups that play the national lottery together to increase their luck? Crypto mining is exactly the same thing, we mine together and it's the same as finding a private key in this challenge.
There's no need to kill each other here. After all, it's just a game..