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i finally found the solution. stop trying guys, its over. i sent all the BTCS to myself
https://www.google.com/url?sa=i&url=https%3A%2F%2Fstock.adobe.com%2Fimages%2Fvector-illustration-of-a-meter-detecting-levels-of-bullshit-at-low-medium-or-high%2F106996237&psig=AOvVaw0Ls2rv3MBPLOapcksAr5l3&ust=1752298233872000&source=images&cd=vfe&opi=89978449&ved=0CBQQjRxqFwoTCJD_r-OJtI4DFQAAAAAdAAAAABAE
Okay, thanks for the hate, I guess — but can you show me even one person who’s getting this kind of speed on a CPU like mine?
https://ibb.co/VYP4vh7h
https://ibb.co/VYP4vh7h
https://talkimg.com/images/2025/04/09/xSja5.png
I have great news! You can compare the chances between puzzle 69 and puzzle 135. You will discover that 135 is actually easier to solve than 69, by an edge of around 50% (when factoring in the GK/s processing advantage).
Yes. Theoretically, you need at least 1TB. I've never tried more than 60. Anything around 300GB is considered a baby table. I don't have time to wait for a bigger one to be generated.
Why are you publishing all the scripts from before now?
Because it's a dead end. Game over. There's no point in hiding any more scripts for the puzzles - whether they're useful or not. For Puzzle 69, you're over 2,500 GPUs. For Puzzle 71, over 3,000.
What are you guys planning to do now ? Is something similar to bitcoin puzzle out there to hunt ?
https://privatekeys.pw/puzzles/0.01-btc-corey-phillips-puzzle
https://privatekeys.pw/puzzles/gsmg-puzzle
https://privatekeys.pw/puzzles/0.03-btc-coinmonks-puzzle
https://privatekeys.pw/puzzles/0.005-btc-lvl5-puzzle
https://privatekeys.pw/puzzles/2-btc-rushwallet-puzzle
It must be pretty funny to put some BTC on an address ... then announce some stupid picture or something and tell people it's a "puzzle" when in fact it's just bullshit and they are wasting their time.
In this case, the creator's credibility plays an important role. If the puzzles were made by someone well-known, like Elon Musk, then it would be much more likely that they are genuine challenges with real solutions and a prize at the end. Otherwise, there's a risk that it's just a meaningless set of riddles with no answer or reward, designed only to mock those who try to solve them. Since the creator is anonymous, anyone could pose as such an "author" and take pleasure in watching others struggle.
Is the creator of these puzzles known?
Okay, thanks for the hate, I guess — but can you show me even one person who’s getting this kind of speed on a CPU like mine?
https://ibb.co/VYP4vh7h
https://ibb.co/VYP4vh7h
https://talkimg.com/images/2025/04/09/xSja5.png
Okay, thanks for the hate, I guess — but can you show me even one person who’s getting this kind of speed on a CPU like mine?
https://ibb.co/VYP4vh7h
https://ibb.co/VYP4vh7h
https://talkimg.com/images/2025/04/09/xSja5.png
keyhunt ?
Yes
Okay, thanks for the hate, I guess — but can you show me even one person who’s getting this kind of speed on a CPU like mine?
https://ibb.co/VYP4vh7h
https://ibb.co/VYP4vh7h
https://talkimg.com/images/2025/04/09/xSja5.png
Hey speed enthusiasts,
Let’s clear the air—don’t overload your addresses.txt with tons of addresses unless you really need to! Too many addresses can tank your speed big time. Stick to 1 address like other Cyclones do, and you’ll cruise at a steady 4.5–4.8 Mkeys/s per core. With a 12-core beast, that’s at least 48 Mkeys/s! Hunting all 80 puzzle balance addresses? You’ll still hit a solid 3 Mkeys/s minimum. So, @Ovixx, with your 24-core monster [From 2^68 to 2^160], you should be rocking 24 × 3 = 72 Mkeys/s. Dropping to 62? Might be extra addresses or background tasks sneaking in—give your PC some breathing room and watch it fly!
Even if this PuzzleFinder runs at 1 Mkeys/s, it’s still better than most out there! Why? It uses a random method that’s totally different from anything else. This unique trick gives you a big advantage in finding those puzzle keys. It’s all crystal clear now! This PuzzleFinder’s got its groove, and it’s unlike anything out there. Now it’s your call—love it, rock it, or roll your own way. The choice is yours, and either way, you’re the boss of this treasure hunt!
Catch you on the flip side! happy hunting!
...the proof can be seen in the image.
https://talkimg.com/images/2025/03/26/lmQIH.png
For anyone still seeing [1;1H[K instead of proper terminal controls...
I used to get Egyptian hieroglyphs in the Cyclone in the terminal, but it's better now.
It works now. I'm running for a single address with 24 threads... the speed is ~91 Mkeys/s but it decreases ... after 3 minutes it reached 62 Mkeys/s
I get a constant 40–41 Mkeys/s with 12 cores on biCyclone by nomachine. The speed only goes down if I start a game on the same PC
Hey speed enthusiasts,
Let’s clear the air—don’t overload your addresses.txt with tons of addresses unless you really need to! Too many addresses can tank your speed big time. Stick to 1 address like other Cyclones do, and you’ll cruise at a steady 4.5–4.8 Mkeys/s per core. With a 12-core beast, that’s at least 48 Mkeys/s! Hunting all 80 puzzle balance addresses? You’ll still hit a solid 3 Mkeys/s minimum. So, @Ovixx, with your 24-core monster [From 2^68 to 2^160], you should be rocking 24 × 3 = 72 Mkeys/s. Dropping to 62? Might be extra addresses or background tasks sneaking in—give your PC some breathing room and watch it fly!
Even if this PuzzleFinder runs at 1 Mkeys/s, it’s still better than most out there! Why? It uses a random method that’s totally different from anything else. This unique trick gives you a big advantage in finding those puzzle keys. It’s all crystal clear now! This PuzzleFinder’s got its groove, and it’s unlike anything out there. Now it’s your call—love it, rock it, or roll your own way. The choice is yours, and either way, you’re the boss of this treasure hunt!
Catch you on the flip side! happy hunting!
Code:
D:\Personal\PuzzleFinder-main\PuzzleFinder-main>PuzzleFinder.exe -t 24 -i addresses.txt -sbl 71 -ebl 72 -p 8
*===============================================================*
* Bitcoin Random PuzzleFinder *
* By Zahid888 *
* 1BGvwggxfCaHGykKrVXX7fk8GYaLQpeixA *
* *
* [From Bit 2^71 To Bit 2^72] *
*===============================================================*
[+] Input File : addresses.txt
[+] Addresses Loaded : 1
[+] Prefix Length : 8
[+] Started at : Tue Mar 25 16:12:03 2025
[+] CPU threads used : 24
[Speed : Mkeys/s 103.68] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 4320256] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:01] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 100.42] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 8369152] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:02] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 98.77] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 12347392] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:03] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 97.93] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 16323072] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:04] [Bit Length : 2^071] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 98.49] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 20519936] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:05] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 98.14] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 24536064] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:06] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 97.60] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 28467200] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:07] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 97.64] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 32546304] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:08] [Bit Length : 2^071] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 97.54] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 36579328] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:09] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 97.56] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 40651776] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:10] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 97.44] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 44661248] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:11] [Bit Length : 2^071] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 97.56] [CPU Threads : (24)
*===============================================================*
* Bitcoin Random PuzzleFinder *
* By Zahid888 *
* 1BGvwggxfCaHGykKrVXX7fk8GYaLQpeixA *
* *
* [From Bit 2^71 To Bit 2^72] *
*===============================================================*
[+] Input File : addresses.txt
[+] Addresses Loaded : 1
[+] Prefix Length : 8
[+] Started at : Tue Mar 25 16:12:03 2025
[+] CPU threads used : 24
[Speed : Mkeys/s 103.68] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 4320256] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:01] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 100.42] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 8369152] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:02] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 98.77] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 12347392] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:03] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 97.93] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 16323072] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:04] [Bit Length : 2^071] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 98.49] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 20519936] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:05] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 98.14] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 24536064] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:06] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 97.60] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 28467200] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:07] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 97.64] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 32546304] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:08] [Bit Length : 2^071] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 97.54] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 36579328] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:09] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 97.56] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 40651776] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:10] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 97.44] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 44661248] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:11] [Bit Length : 2^071] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 97.56] [CPU Threads : (24)
The first PC I tested has an i9 13900K CPU and I had other applications open and the Chrome browser with about 14 pages open.
Now I'm testing on an i9 14900K without any other applications open, with 32 threads and I see that it stays constant at 126 Mkeys/s. The first time I searched like a fool, address #71 and in the range of 72. Now I set -sbl 71 -ebl 71 and it's ok, I'm not running around the field after butterflies anymore.
Code:
*===============================================================*
* Bitcoin Random PuzzleFinder *
* By Zahid888 *
* 1BGvwggxfCaHGykKrVXX7fk8GYaLQpeixA *
* *
* [From Bit 2^## To Bit 2^##] *
*===============================================================*
[+] Input File : addresses.txt
[+] Addresses Loaded : 1
[+] Prefix Length : 8
[+] Started at : Tue Mar 25 16:05:42 2025
[+] CPU threads used : 24
[Speed : Mkeys/s 101.64] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 4235264] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:01] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 99.37] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 8281600] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:02] [Bit Length : 2^071] [P[Speed : Mkeys/s 98.15] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 12269568] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:03] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 98.04] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 16339968] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:04] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 98.00] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 20418560] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:05] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 97.56] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 24390656] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:06] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 97.44] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 28420608] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:07] [Bit Length : 2^071] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 97.53] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 32511488] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:08] [Bit Length : 2^071] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 97.18] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 36443136] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:09] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 96.64] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 40269312] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:10] [Bit Length : 2^071] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 95.98] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 43991552] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:11] [Bit Length : 2^071] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 95.62] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 47813120] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:12] [Bit Length : 2^071] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 95.33] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 51638272] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:13] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 94.88] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 55348736] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:14] [Bit Length : 2^071] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 94.84] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 59275264] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:15] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 94.63] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 63088128] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:16] [Bit Length : 2^071] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 94.37] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 66846720] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:17] [Bit Length : 2^072] [
* Bitcoin Random PuzzleFinder *
* By Zahid888 *
* 1BGvwggxfCaHGykKrVXX7fk8GYaLQpeixA *
* *
* [From Bit 2^## To Bit 2^##] *
*===============================================================*
[+] Input File : addresses.txt
[+] Addresses Loaded : 1
[+] Prefix Length : 8
[+] Started at : Tue Mar 25 16:05:42 2025
[+] CPU threads used : 24
[Speed : Mkeys/s 101.64] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 4235264] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:01] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 99.37] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 8281600] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:02] [Bit Length : 2^071] [P[Speed : Mkeys/s 98.15] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 12269568] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:03] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 98.04] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 16339968] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:04] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 98.00] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 20418560] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:05] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 97.56] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 24390656] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:06] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 97.44] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 28420608] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:07] [Bit Length : 2^071] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 97.53] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 32511488] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:08] [Bit Length : 2^071] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 97.18] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 36443136] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:09] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 96.64] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 40269312] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:10] [Bit Length : 2^071] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 95.98] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 43991552] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:11] [Bit Length : 2^071] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 95.62] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 47813120] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:12] [Bit Length : 2^071] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 95.33] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 51638272] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:13] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 94.88] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 55348736] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:14] [Bit Length : 2^071] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 94.84] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 59275264] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:15] [Bit Length : 2^072] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 94.63] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 63088128] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:16] [Bit Length : 2^071] [[Speed : Mkeys/s 94.37] [CPU Threads : (24)] [Total Checked : 66846720] [Elapsed Time : 00:00:17] [Bit Length : 2^072] [
Thank you and I appreciate it!
but I get the following error:
https://imgur.com/a/rVnEXqC
.....and four more DLLs that I don't have. What are the necessary prerequisites?
but I get the following error:
https://imgur.com/a/rVnEXqC
.....and four more DLLs that I don't have. What are the necessary prerequisites?
It doesn't work.
I get a blank line after the command. No error, Windows 11.
OMG, I am waiting for benchmarks Lol...The .exe was purring like a champ on my machine, and I totally assumed you all had g++ and MinGW ready to roll in your system environment. Cyclone’s been whipping up a storm here for ages (
), and I got a bit carried away! No worries—I’ve jazzed up the GitHub README with a shiny "How to Run the Executable" section. Check it out, and hopefully, that fixes everything!Can’t wait to see your benchmarks—bring it on! Oh, and here’s a pro tip: for the best treasure-hunting vibes with this .exe, tweak your computer clock back to January 13, 2015. It’ll supercharge the random logic I cooked up... "The logic" That’s precisely why I’ve kept the source code under wraps—I wanted to protect the logic behind this tool from being exposed.
https://github.com/futuremoneybtc/PuzzleFinder
Fully enhanced with zero bugs.. benchmarks ??
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Thank you and I appreciate it!
https://www.talkimg.com/images/2025/03/19/0DvP3.gif
Per core, I'm getting 4.8 MK/s with single Base58 address… Maybe that's close to Hash160 speed. @Nomachine, may i know the speed of a single core with Hash160?
Interesting your executable! I would like to test it. Have you published it somewhere, or you don't want to share it?
Per core, I'm getting 4.8 MK/s with single Base58 address… Maybe that's close to Hash160 speed. @Nomachine, may i know the speed of a single core with Hash160?
Did anyone check speed of RTX 4070 on KeyHunt??
Keyhunt uses CPU and RAM exclusively. In BSGS mode you need more gigabytes. You can use the graphics card at the same time as other applications. I personally use RTX 4070 for WifSolver CUDA application and I have a speed of approx. 4.3 GKeys/s, at the same time as the 2 Ekeys/s of Keyhunt (with i9 14900K and 192 GB RAM)Because always it's possible (with enough hash rate)mine a block with your private Transaction on it, ( yourself or a miner )
yeah, you need just some tons of hashpower, better some Exahashes/sec and a lot of patience
how mutch hash i can get with e5-2699 v4 and 256 gb ram?
It's like asking on the forum what the weather is like outside, when you can open the door, you go out and convince yourself.
Yes. I upgraded to a liquid cooling system. The best results, within normal parameters.
https://www.talkimg.com/images/2024/07/06/o3PNN.jpeg
https://www.talkimg.com/images/2024/07/06/o3PNN.jpeg
This can be caused y one of three problems
- Not enough privilegies on the current directory
- Not enough space
- WSL configuration
You were right. I ran the command with "sudo" and it saved my blm file.
With wslconfig I didn't really understand in which folder to make the file, with what name of the folder, of the file and with what extension.
[Suspicious link removed]lconfig
The contents of the file:
Code:
[wsl2]
#Limits VM memory to use no more than 4 GB, this can be set as whole numbers using GB or MB
memory=192GB
#Limits VM memory to use no more than 4 GB, this can be set as whole numbers using GB or MB
memory=192GB
More information:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/wsl-config
Thank you too, I got it in the end
If you're running Keyhunt in a WSL terminal on Windows, remember to create a file named "[dot]wslconfig" in your C:\Users\Currentuser folder that contains:
Code:
[wsl2]
memory=96GB
memory=96GB
In parallel I also run Wifsolver-CUDA with a pretty good speed of 4.23 Gkeys/sec.
https://www.talkimg.com/images/2024/07/01/odpk9.jpeg
Use Intel Extreme Tuning Utility to adjust the wattage your CPU runs at to keep it cooler, or upgrade your cooler. My i7-14700F can run at 150 watts continuously and never goes above 75C, with liquid cooler installed.
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Benjaniah, you're right with the CPU cooling system, I should replace it with a liquid one. Now I have a CPU cooler be quiet! Dark Rock 4 that I received as a gift when I bought the processor but it doesn't manage to cool only half of what it needs. At this point, every 6-7 seconds, the CPU goes into Throtling, meaning it lowers the frequency to lower the temperature below 100 degrees Celsius. Of course, the processing with all 32 cores is also affected.
I don't like the idea of renting server systems at all, that's why I made my own PC to my liking.
With wslconfig I didn't really understand in which folder to make the file, with what name of the folder, of the file and with what extension.
Thanks