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[13:53:46] Starting Kangaroo search
[13:53:46] Private key found: 19996463086597
[13:53:46] Starting Kangaroo search
[13:53:46] Key verified successfully!
[13:53:46] Key saved to found_key.txt
[13:53:46] Time taken: 0 hours 0 minutes 1 seconds
[13:53:46] Private key found: 19996463086597
[13:53:46] Starting Kangaroo search
[13:53:46] Key verified successfully!
[13:53:46] Key saved to found_key.txt
[13:53:46] Time taken: 0 hours 0 minutes 1 seconds
My python kangaroo with a twist can solve puzzle 45 in 1 second
Are they not good or fast enough? Write your own, adapt it to your needs. It's like asking for someone to chew your food for you - they have better things to do with their time.
I think you're working for some secret service. I think all of you— the Digarans—how many of you are there, 200 or 300?
You got us... we are also the puzzle creators and we mislead you to look for prefixes.
⭐ Merited by kTimesG (1)
Randomness was most likely realted to hardware events and not timestamps
Code:
--- Final Best Candidate ---
Private Key: 27465881482940061352098229436045164806144 (hex: 00000000000000000000000000000050b7085c1533b415567000000000000000)
x-coordinate: 9210790008149297258455471224225729038493158517165492613256687428790137027105 (hex: 145d1f5582595ead4268d635071da2f683076ec96fee811b878a424f599e7a21)
Difference: 46486297811011571665517151141831298625497033455688369289438917987050485
Private Key: 27465881482940061352098229436045164806144 (hex: 00000000000000000000000000000050b7085c1533b415567000000000000000)
x-coordinate: 9210790008149297258455471224225729038493158517165492613256687428790137027105 (hex: 145d1f5582595ead4268d635071da2f683076ec96fee811b878a424f599e7a21)
Difference: 46486297811011571665517151141831298625497033455688369289438917987050485
Still pretty useless
nomachine any chance you can also release a compiled version for noobs like me to run it as well?
The compiled Cyclone is located inside the ZIP archive available here:
https://github.com/NoMachine1/Cyclone/releases/
Thanks, but I guess I can't run it, It gave about x4 .dll missing errors, each one I downloaded and added to the same folder, and then it said "The application was unable to start correctly (0xc0000007b). Click OK to close the application.
I will perhaps check back a week or so and try to download it again.
You need to run it from the CMD or powershell... hold SHIFT and right click anywhere in the folder where you have the .exe and then "Open Terminal" then you can run it by typing:
Code:
./Cyclone -h <hash160_hex> -p -b <prefix_length> -R
For puzzle 68 -
Code:
./Cyclone -h e0b8a2baee1b77fc703455f39d51477451fc8cfc -p 68 -b 8 -R
My pray and working hard is to get the 5000 $ then i will post here the HEX key of the Address after collecting the funds. 100% sure
You will be more profitable selling used wet socks.
I think it's better to focus on 135 rather than 68 anyway.
This was a simple task, but don’t force me to add more functionality.
Thank you very much for this as well - that's enough
How hard would it be to add CUDA support to this?
For CUDA, use this - https://github.com/WanderingPhilosopher/VanBitCrackenRandom2
It's not possible to simply snap your fingers and create a script out of thin air.
I think programmers are magicians. They wave a magic wand and solve puzzles.
Can you share some code?
Buggy
not reached to end of keyspace!There is no end to the keyspace in my script!
It runs in full random mode, creating an endless loop.
You sure its full random ? cause based partial matches found it looks like sequential but the first hex characters is just random or something, quite buggy
use cuda bsgs to find the prikey for address 1MVaBXUsS3M2FWButxMCE9qu1i9MEbZvvZ, and let me know its prikey then I'll narrow it down for everyone
Perfect tip. BSGS using CUDA sounds perfect. Even more so for finding priv key of an address.
Lets use kangaroo on a prefix instead. 3 first characters so only 3 hex digits of privkey and then multiply it times 65. Good plan!
Actually is there a fully random scanning software for GPU ? Tools like keyhunt cuda or rotor they are not fully random...
What do you understand by "fully random scanning"? I hope it's not "hey, let's test a new random key at every step" lol. That would be dumb to do.
I mean fully random within range - not pseudorandom or rekey every x mkeys.
Which is more easier puzzle #68 or puzzle #135?
Without 2000 GPUs it doesn't even matter.
With 2000 GPUs 135 is easier. With 1 - 12 GPU - you need luck only.
Hello,
Is there any program available for bruteforce (as BitCrack) which can be feeded with txt file with list of selected private keys (binary)?
Best Raegards
Damian
Is there any program available for bruteforce (as BitCrack) which can be feeded with txt file with list of selected private keys (binary)?
Best Raegards
Damian
you could convert binary keys to hex easily and then run keyhunt
Can someone please explain all these "methods" of finding the prefixes? Is it only me who believes that this is nonsense?
I have read so many posts here and still I can't understand why you have chosen this path?
I have read so many posts here and still I can't understand why you have chosen this path?
It makes no sense, it just feels nice when you find it.... but the result is the same as random scanning.
Based on our previous discussions, does this mean the key is likely between D1xxx and EFxxx? Or could it still be in lowercase?
I also had an idea for filtering:
Skip keys with 4 or more repeating characters, like xxxx, aaaa, bbbb.
Skip keys with 4 or more consecutive sequences, like abcd, 1234.
Skip keys with 4 or more descending sequences, like 4321, 5432.
Skip keys with 3 or more repeating patterns, such as ababab, acacac, 121212, abcabcabc.
Any ideas on how to implement these filters in BitCrack? It might help reduce a lot of unnecessary checks 😅.
I also had an idea for filtering:
Skip keys with 4 or more repeating characters, like xxxx, aaaa, bbbb.
Skip keys with 4 or more consecutive sequences, like abcd, 1234.
Skip keys with 4 or more descending sequences, like 4321, 5432.
Skip keys with 3 or more repeating patterns, such as ababab, acacac, 121212, abcabcabc.
Any ideas on how to implement these filters in BitCrack? It might help reduce a lot of unnecessary checks 😅.
No, this Vanity Search does not prove anything, it can be 8 , it can be f
Hey everyone/
if someone needed for 68 :
1MVDYgVaSN odV2dkMm5CCXwDPUFYHqVXsH
(WIF): p2pkh: KwDiBf89QgGbjEhKnhXJuH7LrciVrZi3qdCwdaSJRsEgap7BZBes
(HEX): C28A55EDE39083727
1MVDYgVaSN GX3x4AVSzhqLtd3PMjArLBXJ
(WIF): p2pkh: KwDiBf89QgGbjEhKnhXJuH7LrciVrZi3qdabi5xJwfkBFCZ5Q2AY
(HEX): D2CA721767ADAD06A
you welcome
if someone needed for 68 :
1MVDYgVaSN odV2dkMm5CCXwDPUFYHqVXsH
(WIF): p2pkh: KwDiBf89QgGbjEhKnhXJuH7LrciVrZi3qdCwdaSJRsEgap7BZBes
(HEX): C28A55EDE39083727
1MVDYgVaSN GX3x4AVSzhqLtd3PMjArLBXJ
(WIF): p2pkh: KwDiBf89QgGbjEhKnhXJuH7LrciVrZi3qdabi5xJwfkBFCZ5Q2AY
(HEX): D2CA721767ADAD06A
you welcome
1MVDYgVaS ZWCRp1nKLP8hZc2r5QTWx5KLo C29B79FC2FFDF3572
1MVDYgVaS 3WFc6iwzVrv97pASwHDc5CiC2 C79D23414A3E3E030
1MVDYgVaS dMMnNZFfuLLJPPSA1VUTXQTHX C87A398A338A21D39
1MVDYgVaS bDQwCSA5Mgk11jn2C3VHEAQqC D06B271C2CD50BB69
1MVDYgVaS QXzMCQ5auVXoGAPAmr9sEmoMk D12E755D842F37128
1MVDYgVaS Es5HmGKUYnnVyyyhtABqPUFwG D35A1812864AD0268
1MVDYgVaS 1gGUUVnFiBQT4qDqK7La3NEWs D46A77F259F08679C
1MVDYgVaS rwLPBLdfFvy1jL4XGu1io1dfH D63B79E58EC92847E
1MVDYgVaS C2GYXqLhGhfpfcgxsskwwnJgV D67E56765DE5C870B
1MVDYgVaS pLXUudyj1phpjGWrJ3cd4yKeC D81B3CA26933D88E9
1MVDYgVaS bWVSg76JxytSNtyEo9DayTUik D83C61E972501B2A0
1MVDYgVaS XAGM4pPJEWTXdaTioVbj1CLKK D86B318CB5BCCAB0F
1MVDYgVaS 4rbgPf5UfNSttxRP2AstSaim9 D94E23D5D1DA514FC
You are welcome.
1MVDYgVaSN6ApM5LJXriH8cFZkgfCia6Dh xxxxxxxxxx?
This is not helpful in any way to solving the puzzle. It is just a "fun fact" thing.