Re: base58encode_check to a string

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Scraped on 22/07/2025, 14:11:23 UTC

can I create a valid address (without private key and public key) with a specific string?
I mean python 3 here and maybe some brute-force method?

I think you are simply looking for something like this.

Code:

import secp256k1 as ice
ice.create_burn_address('ADayWiLLcomeWheniceLandisGoingToSoLvebitCoinPuzzLe', 'X')

Result :

Code:

['1ADayWiLLcomeWheniceLandisXXVF7Q3', '1GoingToSoLvebitCoinPuzzLeXXxuijG']

If the String is bigger you will get a list of address output. Otherwise it will be just 1 address. Example

Code:

ice.create_burn_address('iceLandxxxxxxBTC', 'Z')
'1iceLandxxxxxxBTCZZZZZZZZZZae8Au3'

Is that what you want ?

Seems like yes, is there any python code to do that?

This library does not provide this function...

Original archived Re: base58encode_check to a string

Scraped on 22/07/2025, 14:06:55 UTC

can I create a valid address (without private key and public key) with a specific string?
I mean python 3 here and maybe some brute-force method?

I think you are simply looking for something like this.

Code:

import secp256k1 as ice
ice.create_burn_address('ADayWiLLcomeWheniceLandisGoingToSoLvebitCoinPuzzLe', 'X')

Result :

Code:

['1ADayWiLLcomeWheniceLandisXXVF7Q3', '1GoingToSoLvebitCoinPuzzLeXXxuijG']

If the String is bigger you will get a list of address output. Otherwise it will be just 1 address. Example

Code:

ice.create_burn_address('iceLandxxxxxxBTC', 'Z')
'1iceLandxxxxxxBTCZZZZZZZZZZae8Au3'

Is that what you want ?

Seems like yes, is there any python code to do that?