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All of this was already thought about in the pre-digital age.
And John Seymour wrote a book about it.
The Self-Sufficient Life and How to Live It - The Complete Back-to-Basics Guide
Das grosse Buch vom Leben auf dem Lande - Ein praktisches Handbuch für Realisten und Träumer
I have read the book long time ago.
It's not in my nature to kill animals and farming is too exhausting for me.
Today i live peacefully in a country with a local crypto-exchange, where electricity is cheap and i can't read/understand the daily newspaper.
Everyone finds their own way
And John Seymour wrote a book about it.
The Self-Sufficient Life and How to Live It - The Complete Back-to-Basics Guide
Das grosse Buch vom Leben auf dem Lande - Ein praktisches Handbuch für Realisten und Träumer
I have read the book long time ago.
It's not in my nature to kill animals and farming is too exhausting for me.
Today i live peacefully in a country with a local crypto-exchange, where electricity is cheap and i can't read/understand the daily newspaper.
Everyone finds their own way
Re: Searching (who am I kidding, crack) private keys using FPGA and mining chips
3rd. The really cool idea is to start mining using your super algorithm. For less than a dollar, you'll make millions and revolutionize the industry! Most importantly, you don't need to learn FPGAs and true programming for that.
Mining?
Ossi you really have no clue what you're talking about.
Already after your first post one explained you where the difference between mining and key generating is.
Still don't get it?
Re: Searching (who am I kidding, crack) private keys using FPGA and mining chips
Could you stop posting foolishness in my thread (sic!)
who is still (since years) posting here foolish ideas?
At the beginning he wanted to sell us the FPGA as the ultimate solution and now it's become ASIC after all.
This German guy is clearly a pro.
who is still (since years) posting here foolish ideas?
At the beginning he wanted to sell us the FPGA as the ultimate solution and now it's become ASIC after all.
This German guy is clearly a pro.
Also someone above have identified that all these files are a combination of fake wallet pack. What's your say on it?
Believe it or not.
Re: Searching (who am I kidding, crack) private keys using FPGA and mining chips
Now it contains specialized hashing chips (ASIC). It is a little more expensive than mining chips, but faster. Power consumption is reduced to ~90W per device. This solution allows to use of passive convection cooling or simple external airflow.
And still no performance data
There is no need for FPGA/ASIC for secp256k1. Just use as many cores you can get.
90 Watt?
Running a ESP32 cluster will outperform this fancy "Schatzgraber".
ESP32 is 2 core 240MHz at 37mA for under 1 USD.
I quit my project wallet.dat and will spend more power in BSGS.
I collected 40 wallet.dat over the time.
Different source. Some are bought.
In every file there is at least a wallet.dat. In some files there is already the extracted hash. If available there are password hints included.
See the zip file was you get for your money.
After cleared payment you will get the password for the archive.
Or you can try to recover the password for the zip file too :-)
https://www11.zippyshare.com/v/kqOx4pJI/file.html
Price is 0.0013 BTC obo.
I collected 40 wallet.dat over the time.
Different source. Some are bought.
In every file there is at least a wallet.dat. In some files there is already the extracted hash. If available there are password hints included.
See the zip file was you get for your money.
After cleared payment you will get the password for the archive.
Or you can try to recover the password for the zip file too :-)
https://www11.zippyshare.com/v/kqOx4pJI/file.html
Price is 0.0013 BTC obo.
Re: Help needed recovering old wallet from bitcoin qt (around 2016)
I coincidentally found my old bitcoin wallet.dat from around 2016 on one of my backup discs.
Post the BTC address.
I guess we all know what you are hunting for
Re: Discussion! Don't BUY FAKE! "wallet.dat" files with lost passwords.
This is 100% genuine wallet!
110 BTC - 1NyEeyXu8ydNw67e3ZTUmkwQJ8QNd1o3cF
$bitcoin$64$f3c90b573111e06ff0f96ebf32921f5f3dd10ba219f391ab0fcc1adadd3e2000$16$9809070f76fa92c4$60692$2$00$2$00
110 BTC - 1NyEeyXu8ydNw67e3ZTUmkwQJ8QNd1o3cF
$bitcoin$64$f3c90b573111e06ff0f96ebf32921f5f3dd10ba219f391ab0fcc1adadd3e2000$16$9809070f76fa92c4$60692$2$00$2$00
Any proof?
In file r,s,z data.
Some of sighnature's belongs to many-inputs transaction, so publick key is not = target publick key, but = public key from enother input.
Can someone filter my rsz file, and exctract from my data only rsz's what belong to target publick key ?
Target publick key: 0250ad210187c2f17a5b97a0bb88d275b31a87d1a9ed8cc82c2aff6a72fa6db7ad
Data file - https://transfer.sh/oXF8jM/rsz.txt
Thank You
Some of sighnature's belongs to many-inputs transaction, so publick key is not = target publick key, but = public key from enother input.
Can someone filter my rsz file, and exctract from my data only rsz's what belong to target publick key ?
Target publick key: 0250ad210187c2f17a5b97a0bb88d275b31a87d1a9ed8cc82c2aff6a72fa6db7ad
Data file - https://transfer.sh/oXF8jM/rsz.txt
Thank You
Wallet Address: 13sAgarPMUPuNkJdRCNr8FiqZrP7RiYwNA
Balance: 674.48914409 BTC
Public Key: 0250ad210187c2f17a5b97a0bb88d275b31a87d1a9ed8cc82c2aff6a72fa6db7ad
Private Key: L2sJXE......................................................................... ..
You are welcome