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Re: Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it
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JonJonBon
on 14/11/2024, 10:11:43 UTC
The idea has always cost money. No one will reveal anything for nothing. Any craftsman can make a thing.
But not everyone can come up with something new.

OK, so basically the same old shit: "I don't have anything palpable, just some idea that everyone says it doesn't apply, but what do they know? I'll just throw some lateral blah blah instead of some actual statements with proofs, because hyped up emotions are better than logical thinking". Too tired of that non-sense.

Does math cost money? Does logic, theorems, proofs, cost money? All of those were always made free to everyone, for nothing in exchange except dying poor and oh, remaining in history books for all eternity. just look at the last 5000 years of human progress.

You know what costs money? Absolutely everything that you can't do by your own hands. That's almost literally why money exists in this world. Also, I changed my mind. Since you can't code, but I can, I would charge you around 500 million $ if you want your idea put in practice. Also, I can not guarantee your idea would actually work, since it's your idea, not mine. I am just charging for the wasted time on my side, you will also pay for all the equipment and resources and electricity needed to implement whatever you have in mind.

Not the other way around, because I don't care about your idea, but you seem to care about your idea being coded and "automated", if I am not mistaken.

Well), you understand yourself what you can't do with your own hands, it costs money!.)
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Re: Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it
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JonJonBon
on 13/11/2024, 18:08:07 UTC
I'm working on 135, but it will take a lot of time, I'm not in a hurry. If you think that you compete - welcome Grin But 99% of people even cannot correctly calculate chances and cost of this game.


Hi! I am ready to give you a method that will help you greatly reduce the time spent searching for puzzles 135, 140, 145, 150, 155, 160, and put an end to all this. Since I don't have programming skills, I can't automate it. You can write to me in person.

We are all very excited that you finally decided to be ready to share with us these exciting breakthroughs.

It was already more than 24 hours since the last range splitter / range reducer / point divider post was brought upon our limited attention. We need to never let those ideas die off! No matter how often it is explained why it does not work and why it can not work, and why it will never work, and how it actually makes things much slower, instead of much faster, it is a true inspiration to see the same question and the same idiotic idea repeated over and over and over again by new and old users.

Let's not break the cycle! Who cares that solving any problem is more or less just a matter of having enough money to spend, to actually be able to afford computing the solution? Give me a few million $ and I can solve all of those puzzles for you in less than a few months, if not faster - how about that as an actual end to all of this?

The idea has always cost money. No one will reveal anything for nothing. Any craftsman can make a thing.
But not everyone can come up with something new.
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Re: Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it
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JonJonBon
on 13/11/2024, 18:00:25 UTC
Hi! I am ready to give you a method that will help you greatly reduce the time spent searching for puzzles 135, 140, 145, 150, 155, 160, and put an end to all this. Since I don't have programming skills, I can't automate it. You can write to me in person.

Yeah, there are some geniuses here that can crack EC and even 135-160bit is not a problem for them!

There are several methods were proposed already:
1. Magic patterns.
2. Magic divisions.
3. Magic circles (my favourite!)
4. Magic range reducing.
5. Magic BSGS variants.
...and some even more interesting and promising methods!

The only issues usually are:
1. They don't have coding skills.
2. They don't have a good computer (quantum?)
3. They don't have any friends with coding skills or a good computer.
4. They don't have proper settings for JLP app.
But they know 100% working methods how to break EC and always ready to help.
I hope one day someone will help them to take all the money and finally close these puzzles!
But please don't ask me about it, I'm too old for this sh*t magic.

Well Ok!
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Re: Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it
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JonJonBon
on 13/11/2024, 15:48:59 UTC
I'm working on 135, but it will take a lot of time, I'm not in a hurry. If you think that you compete - welcome Grin But 99% of people even cannot correctly calculate chances and cost of this game.


Hi! I am ready to give you a method that will help you greatly reduce the time spent searching for puzzles 135, 140, 145, 150, 155, 160, and put an end to all this. Since I don't have programming skills, I can't automate it. You can write to me in person.
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Re: Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it
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JonJonBon
on 21/07/2024, 10:09:44 UTC
I want see if someone would be able to create a transaction before my transaction is confirmed and get the BTC. This can potentially happen to the winner of 66, but we want to see it happening in the real world. Like when they start to prove Enstein's stuff after they can't progress with the theory anymore

I have a script program almost complete to do that, it actually check the mempool if there is a TX it extract the public key, send it to my keyhunt server retrieve the private key and the last part is  still  not complete, just need to make the TX i already have some script for that I just need to put all together, if you wait me i can finish it tomorrow and test it with a smaller TX. Send me a email or telegram i can show you that tomorrow.

I don't have your email or telegram, I will do the transfer Tomorrow at 15:30 (Brasilia), Live on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/live/CjxjkDEE43s
The Address: 197kFKvMHoRJPXktc8xJwMjeTuE9xijBQ


As-Salamu Alaikum! lmajowka, the creator of the puzzle. I have a question for you. As we all know here from all addresses from 1 to 160, at the moment from 130 to 160, outgoing transactions were made from every 5th address to the very first address. Thus, the public keys of these addresses were opened. Is there any point in this for mathematical intervention? Or would it be a waste of time? I found some materials for mathematical intervention and almost revealed the meaning of each 5th address. Or am I wrong and none of this matters?), can you answer these questions if all this does not have a mathematical solution to put an end to other people who are puzzling over it! You can also write me a message.
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Re: Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it
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JonJonBon
on 11/07/2024, 12:22:56 UTC
Hello everyone, can you tell me if there has been a message here for a long time? where it says "if it would be possible to divide a point on the curve by 2, then find the private key, etc.." I've seen this message here before and it was answered by someone. I can't seem to find this page.
Division by 2 just means to multiply by 1/2 mod N.
1/2 just means 2's inverse so that 2*x = 1 mod N.
Inverse of x mod N just means xN-2 mod N (Fermat Little Theorem).

Let's take F = { y(x) = 2x mod 11, 0 < x < 11 }

and some known y = 5: 2x = 5 mod 11

"Divide" public key by 2: 2x/2 = 5/2 mod 11

2x-1 = 2-1 * 5 mod 11
2-1 = 211-2 mod 11 = 6

So: 2x-1 = 5*6 mod 11 = 8

Great, now you have to find x - 1. Repeat? Sounds like nothing really changed.

Let's take F = { (x, y) = [k]G, 0 < k < N }

and some known (x, y) = Q: [k]G = Q

"Divide" public key by 2: [k/2]G = [1/2]Q

[k/2]G = [2-1]Q
2-1 = 2N-2 mod N

So: [k/2 mod N]G = [2N-2 mod N]Q

Great, now you have to find k / 2. Repeat? Sounds like nothing really changed.

If you fall into the trap that k is somehow half the size now, remember this:
1. Division of a field element means multiplying the element with the divisor's field inverse.
    k is not an integer in an infinite field, but a finite field. You can't just half it's value, that only makes sense in an
    infinite field, and only if such an inverse really exists.
2. Groups do not have multiplication operation, only addition. There's no such thing as multiplying or division of elliptic points, they form a group, not a field. "Point multiplication by k" just means adding the point to itself k times. "Division by k" means adding the same point to itself kN-2 mod N times. You need to respect the definitions of what something can be called a "group" or "field", "finite" vs "infinite", not invent or borrow properties from different structures. It can't work.


Yes, I read about it here on the forum! thanks for the answer! But there was a message on this branch with a division by 2. and there was an answer to it, but I don't remember which one and on which page these messages are also I don't remember. But the question is, if it were possible to divide public keys by 2? would it make it easier to find the private key? what I remember seems to be the answer to that message was "if we could divide the public key by 2, then finding the private key would be easy, and it seems to have given the formula", if I was wrong, please correct me!
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Re: Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it
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JonJonBon
on 11/07/2024, 06:06:10 UTC
Hello everyone, can you tell me if there has been a message here for a long time? where it says "if it would be possible to divide a point on the curve by 2, then find the private key, etc.." I've seen this message here before and it was answered by someone. I can't seem to find this page.
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Re: Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it
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JonJonBon
on 02/04/2024, 12:24:18 UTC
Im using this command :
.\keyhunt.exe -m bsgs -f keys.txt -b 130 -t 4 -s 10 -k 256 -S
should i change something or this is my power and i cant do anything more ?
Don use it on windows, compile it your self in a WSL environment or native linux

The lastest version is Version 0.2.230519 Satoshi Quest it provide an increment of speed X2 compared with previous version


Hi albert0bsd, could you leave me your email in a private message, I have an idea for your keyhunt program, business suggestions!.
Your problem is the .exe and windows stuff
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Re: Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it
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JonJonBon
on 02/04/2024, 06:27:41 UTC
Im using this command :
.\keyhunt.exe -m bsgs -f keys.txt -b 130 -t 4 -s 10 -k 256 -S
should i change something or this is my power and i cant do anything more ?

Hi albert0bsd, could you leave me your email in a private message, I have an idea for your keyhunt program, business suggestions!.

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Re: Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it
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JonJonBon
on 01/04/2024, 21:23:38 UTC
Im using this command :
.\keyhunt.exe -m bsgs -f keys.txt -b 130 -t 4 -s 10 -k 256 -S
should i change something or this is my power and i cant do anything more ?

Hi albert0bsd, could you leave me your email in a private message, I have an idea for your keyhunt program, business suggestions!.
Your problem is the .exe and windows stuff

Don use it on windows, compile it your self in a WSL environment or native linux

The lastest version is Version 0.2.230519 Satoshi Quest it provide an increment of speed X2 compared with previous version