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Re: Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it
someone please tell me how the winner can rent thousands of GPUs at once when this is out of the service provider's control, where did they rent, this is a joke
Re: Don't buy "wallet.dat" files with lost passwords; EXCHANGE THEM.
I have password for this hashtarget: $bitcoin$64$697c5a59bc4832a6af81fc00c2ff3567d6efbe137c19e4f36719c231847bf0d0$16$64c151befcb396a6$50442$2$00$2$00
but in iternet is 0.00005673-BTC.dat and 18hJDy1ksfSjXu35Bf8gyZ5F8MngQ27QQh
balance.00$
any body owns this wallet.dat let send me
but in iternet is 0.00005673-BTC.dat and 18hJDy1ksfSjXu35Bf8gyZ5F8MngQ27QQh
balance.00$
any body owns this wallet.dat let send me
This is address 1A4EugqHiR5eiwqPhXaBWcnVoDtcTwKxyf which is total 0.0 BTC.
I have this wallet. I can sell it to you.
Re: Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it
Just sharing new software by Presage0007:
we tried to compile it for Windows It just won't work because it uses the __uint128_t typeThe original file also uses uint128. I asked her if she can make it compatible for Windows.
I managed to compile the code for Windows but in terms of speed This application is the same as Key Hunt
Re: Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it
The problem with puzzles is that no one gives their opinion, proposes, or experiments with anything new. I recommend you at least try it. As Carl Sagan said: “Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known”
Don't believe the pathetic people who say things are impossible. Humans have always found ways to improve everything. Many things that seemed unbreakable 30 years ago are now obsolete.
there is no other way but to invest in hardware, so give upDon't believe the pathetic people who say things are impossible. Humans have always found ways to improve everything. Many things that seemed unbreakable 30 years ago are now obsolete.
Re: Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it
Do anyone here believe the whole puzzle use the same seed ?
Is there posibility that that same seed lead to some similar statistical behaviour among them ?
Just asking , mybe somone deeply observe it ? 😅🙏
https://ibb.co/DDQtZnwfIs there posibility that that same seed lead to some similar statistical behaviour among them ?
Just asking , mybe somone deeply observe it ? 😅🙏
like this
So they generated private keys using a simple k = k + 1 scheme.
You don't understand how key derivation in BIP32 works and your foolish assumptions that puzzle keys have any dependency from one to another is deeply flawed.Even though key derivation in deterministic wallets is deterministic, it doesn't mean that you can calculate a sequential key solely from knowledge of its predecessor or successor (or any other key).
In a deterministic wallet all keys appear as if they're random. Period! There is no exploitable relation between individual keys. Masking them down to a certain bitlength doesn't introduce any new relation.
But you can happily continue to read tea leaves...
I dont say any direct connection or dependency between them.
I mean some kind of statistical prefix frequency similiarity among huge keyspace around them maybe 😅. I just persue to look it deeper. As i scan lots of statistical bias in several prefix count / frequency in dissected private key keyspace result
Re: Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it
Do anyone here believe the whole puzzle use the same seed ?
Is there posibility that that same seed lead to some similar statistical behaviour among them ?
Just asking , mybe somone deeply observe it ? 😅🙏
https://ibb.co/DDQtZnwfIs there posibility that that same seed lead to some similar statistical behaviour among them ?
Just asking , mybe somone deeply observe it ? 😅🙏
like this
So they generated private keys using a simple k = k + 1 scheme.
You don't understand how key derivation in BIP32 works and your foolish assumptions that puzzle keys have any dependency from one to another is deeply flawed.Even though key derivation in deterministic wallets is deterministic, it doesn't mean that you can calculate a sequential key solely from knowledge of its predecessor or successor (or any other key).
In a deterministic wallet all keys appear as if they're random. Period! There is no exploitable relation between individual keys. Masking them down to a certain bitlength doesn't introduce any new relation.
But you can happily continue to read tea leaves...
I dont say any direct connection or dependency between them.
I mean some kind of statistical prefix frequency similiarity among huge keyspace around them maybe 😅. I just persue to look it deeper. As i scan lots of statistical bias in several prefix count / frequency in dissected private key keyspace result
Re: Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it
Do anyone here believe the whole puzzle use the same seed ?
Is there posibility that that same seed lead to some similar statistical behaviour among them ?
Just asking , mybe somone deeply observe it ? 😅🙏
https://ibb.co/DDQtZnwfIs there posibility that that same seed lead to some similar statistical behaviour among them ?
Just asking , mybe somone deeply observe it ? 😅🙏
like this
Re: Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it
It's incredible how many Einsteins have appeared since AI came into being. 
and it's funny how many people still believe in this fruitless game and become virtual geniuses Re: Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it
Why is it that every 5 puzzles from puzzle 135 onwards, one puzzle has its public key revealed, while the surrounding puzzles do not?
because there were transactions with them, whoever created the puzzle specifically revealed their public key.
Re: Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it
wake up and go to work pls, none of us are good enough to solve this puzzle
Scanning keys and experiment just a hobby for me.. solving is a bonus 😅✌️🙏
Re: Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it
Why is it that every 5 puzzles from puzzle 135 onwards, one puzzle has its public key revealed, while the surrounding puzzles do not?
Re: Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it
Honestly, I don't believe people who say they invested hundreds or thousands of GPUs to solve this puzzle and why from puzzle135 onwards, one in every 5 puzzles reveals the public key and the others don't.
Re: Solving ECDLP with Kangaroos: Part 1 + 2 + RCKangaroo
Hello, I want to ask about RCKangaroo, how should I adjust the parameters to be standard for puzzle number 135 (I use 4060 mobile card, 16 gb ram but 8 gb is occupied by the operating system), thanks in advance