Re: Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it

As I said, I'm curious about computers, but I have my own code that makes it very fast. I improved the vanity. I won't need to hire anyone. Anyway, thanks for your help.

Quote from: analyticnomad on Today at 09:17:46 PM

Quote from: crytoestudo on Today at 09:10:52 PM

But it would be really cool if he released the code, because FixedPaul, Alberto, Benjade Jean Lucas, RC, and several colleagues did this for the community and cryptography's knowledge. But it's his right not to share it. Who knows, maybe one day we'll have the pleasure of seeing this code. And I say this as someone curious about computing.

Quote from: analyticnomad on Today at 09:03:07 PM

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Quote from: crytoestudo on Today at 07:08:12 PM

Kowalla could present us with his code. I believe it must be the best code ever written. but he will never do that, I believe.

Quote from: fixedpaul on Today at 10:07:15 AM

Quote from: Tony8989 on Today at 08:52:49 AM

Guys im using BitCrack$ on vast.ai but the speed he give me is target 3079.36 MKey/s how you guys manage to push at 4090 7 GK? thank you

Check out my GitHub (Vanitysearch-bitcrack), 6.8/6.9 bk/s on a 4090.

I’m working on a version without prefixes and other useless stuff, plus some optimizations. It’ll hit 7.1 bk/s, and I’m planning to release it in the next few weeks

He's the man who won’t tell you where he found $50, because he’s saving the spot for tomorrow — and he’s already calculated the odds are better for him.

He would absolutely tell you where and how he found $50 but he's not going to fly you out first class and give you a piggy back ride to the spot.

People contribute in their own ways. He certainly has, along with quite a few other people on here. Honestly, its our fault for playing a game we don't completely understand. Just keep trying to learn and/or hire a dev on Upwork.