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Board Bitcoin Discussion
Re: Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it
by
fmg75
on 20/09/2025, 18:52:14 UTC
It seems that there are no longer many people paying attention to this thread.

As for myself: About two weeks ago I stopped checking-in here and instead went back and read the first ~20 pages, and since then I've been skipping around, randomly reading a page or two here and there... It has helped me regain my sanity, refocus me, and I learned something new, which hasn't happened in the past few months of following only the latest comments...

Behind this forum anybody is anybody...but the problem is in real life...staying here and put a message in order to manipulate others is a trend...
By reading all this pages that makes sense for technical stuff i was building in 1 week the next things:
-my own BTC nodes and other principal coins
-RPC server for each node
-API server acting as a buffer in order to interogate 1M addresses balances every second
-Private BTC addresses directory with 100k addresses, hex, hash,wif and balance that is processes every 0,1ms due to a special encoding of data built by me to support this buffer
-API scanning server with 2000 clients in paralel session every second
-own database for addresses that i was scanning
-redundant nodes over TOR network
-a lot of GPU with minimum 24GB in order to have a lot of power for AI and scanning

Power bill is over 1000$ every  month, but for learning do not matter the cost.

For me this thread as usefull until new accounts come and added a joke of information...if you want to learn more invest in yourself at least 20% of what you warn every month


I don't know if you did some basic math:
- You say 1 million addresses/sec.
- Puzzle 71 search space = 2^71 addresses

Estimated time = (2^71) ÷ (10^6×60×60 ×24×365) = 74872629 years