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if yall plan to post/use keyspaces searched by other people (lot of trust has to go into that) set up a python program that randomly searches whatever sized range and then print that range to a file; rinse and repeat. And then it's just a matter of posting your ranges somewhere for others to view.
As we all know, it is a huge undertaking as the td pool had searched 15%+ of the 64 key and still did not find it before someone else did.
Unfortunately I don't know how to program in Pyton. As we all know, it is a huge undertaking as the td pool had searched 15%+ of the 64 key and still did not find it before someone else did.
I use the option of cubitcrack (--share) e.g. --share 23252314/25000000 (1500 billion keys for each share, it takes 3 hours with my 1060 3GB). I choose the share (e.g. 23252314) randomly with : https://xoomer.virgilio.it/roberto-ricci/variabilialeatorie/esperimenti/numeriacaso2.htm
Then i copy the keyspace from the terminal and i paste it on an excel list in progressive order.
Code:
./cuBitCrack --keyspace 213fa19b5cbbc317c:21d4e0733e7eb94b0 13zb1hQbWVsc2S7ZTZnP2G4undNNpdh5so --out lottery.txt
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Your "gaps" are keyspaces much bigger than mine (500/1500 billions keys), you could have more chance randomly with keyhunt-cuda.
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Your "gaps" are keyspaces much bigger than mine (500/1500 billions keys), you could have more chance randomly with keyhunt-cuda.
On Saturday I went to an electronics fair and I talked to professionals in home automation and solar panel installation. I am looking for a small house with a roof wide enough for panels. The geographical position in which I live allows me a good solar irradiation all year round, obviously more intense in summer.
The costs are as follows: a 4 kilowatt power system with 8 panels costs about 12-15000 including assembly.
The technician I spoke to at his house has 14 kilowatts with 18 panels (I didn't even ask him for the price).
Free energy in any case.
I'm also thinking of doing as in Siberia and putting 3-4 antminers in the cavities of the garage wall to warm up a little winter for free too.
The costs are as follows: a 4 kilowatt power system with 8 panels costs about 12-15000 including assembly.
The technician I spoke to at his house has 14 kilowatts with 18 panels (I didn't even ask him for the price).
Free energy in any case.
I'm also thinking of doing as in Siberia and putting 3-4 antminers in the cavities of the garage wall to warm up a little winter for free too.
Together we can do in 1-2 years i presume.
how did you calculate this? Can you explain, please?
I simply hope for a progressively large participation galvanized by collective enthusiasm
Thank you very much for this.
In fact, the Lotto ticket is located where we did not enter. In the gaps. BTC
It took me a long time to find all the gaps.
So choose a ticket. It will take at least 5 years to find it - at least on my machine.
Thanks you too for sharing. In fact, the Lotto ticket is located where we did not enter. In the gaps. BTC
It took me a long time to find all the gaps.
So choose a ticket. It will take at least 5 years to find it - at least on my machine.
I update my list with your keyspaces, we can do it every month to reduce progressively the unchecked space.
From the last update i've done other 10 sessions (1500 billions keys each).
I hope that other guys excited about solving puzzle 66 will partecipate with their checked keyspaces.
Together we can do in 1-2 years i presume.
I've found in used store the second computer too to use keyhunt randomly to check the gaps (no matter if big, they should decrease in size over time), ryzen7+2080ti.
Thank you very much for this.
In fact, the Lotto ticket is located where we did not enter. In the gaps. BTC
It took me a long time to find all the gaps.
So choose a ticket. It will take at least 5 years to find it - at least on my machine.
Thanks you too for sharing. In fact, the Lotto ticket is located where we did not enter. In the gaps. BTC
It took me a long time to find all the gaps.
So choose a ticket. It will take at least 5 years to find it - at least on my machine.
I update my list with your keyspace, we can do it every month to reduce progressively the unchecked space.
I hope that other guys excited about solving puzzle 66 will partecipate with their checked keyspaces.
Together we can do in 1-2 years i presume.
⭐ Merited by nc50lc (1)
Puzzle 66 keyspaces already checked with cubitcrack:
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Choose the most powerful GPU you can find and see what it's rate is. Then you can calculate to see how long it will take to scan the whole range
It's not necessary to scan the whole range as it's not necessary to buy all lottery tickets to win, if you are lucky (random or picking small random ranges) you can win the challenge.When i was 18 y.o. with a single dollar I matched 12 results in a row of football matches and I won $5000, it could have been 13 results (the maximum) but one result changed at the last minute (I would have won $250000). And I wasn't a football expert, I wrote them at random.
Hi, can anyone wrote here ranges for 67 Btc address 1BY8GQbnueYofwSuFAT3USAhGjPrkxDdW9 ?
And which gpu is the best to try?
Puzzle 67 range: 40000000000000000...7ffffffffffffffffAnd which gpu is the best to try?
I think a 2080ti it could be a good beginning and at affordable price (around 400$)
Better of course a 3070ti or 4090 but they are more 3-5 times more expensive and they consume more kilowatts.
Here you can find all puzzles details: https://privatekeys.pw/puzzles/bitcoin-puzzle-tx
Better to try with Puzzle 66 (the keyspace is smaller)
But I guess you wanted to ask if you can use your miner therefore, right? Your miners are ASIC? If so, then see following question and the reply which might be helpful for understanding.
Thanks, you've understood well my question. Hi, yesterday i've started solo mining on btcz.solopool.org and i found my first block after 7 hours.
Are you talking about Bitcoin? Which block did you find and with what hashrate and miner ? I'm pretty sure you didn't hit a block in the bitcoin chain using a GPU [/quote]
No, i'm talking about BitcoinZ (BTCZ). But the question is about pool fairness. If I mine solo in a pool (bitcoin pool too) how can i be sure that if i find a block it will be sent to my btc address? is it an authomatic process? or do they do it apart. How can they subtract the pool fee if it's authomatic?
Recently i've bought a small U2 bitmain asic SHA 256 antminer (1 GHs) to test solo pools. It works fine so yesterday I've bought a Terminus r606 (1THs) to do better tests.
The question is: can i use cubitcrack/clbitcrack or keyhunt-cuda/keyhunt or similar software to brute force a bitcoin wallet like puzzle 66 one? or the asic processors work ONLY with sha256 algorithm?
No matter if it could be slower than a gpu, just to understand if it's possible to make a running test and verify how many keys/s can they can manage.
The question is: can i use cubitcrack/clbitcrack or keyhunt-cuda/keyhunt or similar software to brute force a bitcoin wallet like puzzle 66 one? or the asic processors work ONLY with sha256 algorithm?
No matter if it could be slower than a gpu, just to understand if it's possible to make a running test and verify how many keys/s can they can manage.
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Hi, yesterday i've started solo mining on btcz.solopool.org and i found my first block after 7 hours.
Is there any way to find out from the gminer lines when the block is found?
I checked the exact time and it shows only the 111st share, but not the words "block found!".
How can I trust solopool.org if I cannot verify on my computer that I have found a block?
they could assign it to me based on their will and not based on the actual work done by my gpu (1060 3gb), or am I wrong?
Is there any way to find out from the gminer lines when the block is found?
I checked the exact time and it shows only the 111st share, but not the words "block found!".
How can I trust solopool.org if I cannot verify on my computer that I have found a block?
they could assign it to me based on their will and not based on the actual work done by my gpu (1060 3gb), or am I wrong?
Money is NEVER the Goal - it is only ever the Consequence!
Easy to say that when you have enough money to forget this problem.. Re: how to tell BitCrack to use several graphic cards simultaneously
How do you force BitCrack to use several available graphic cards?
cuBitcrack.exe
ah, this program can run one GPU per window. so you need to open multiple window.like for in window1 --device 0. In window --device 1 ...etc
If you have Nvidia card then you should go with https://github.com/kanhavishva/KeyHunt-Cuda
So if you had a supercomputer you would basically create a pool of your own resources, but no-one has that much hash - So why not join a pool and build a supercomputer together?
To me, cracking the puzzle is not really about the prize but I find it exciting to see how long it takes and what methods people use to crack it. like picking a lock. Plenty of people pick locks as a hobby
For me the prize is the main, considering that i am investing money (actually around 400$ for hardware) and electricity costs (in Italy 0,55$ kilowatt/hour) in the challenge so a pool is not a good investment, the prize is too small.To me, cracking the puzzle is not really about the prize but I find it exciting to see how long it takes and what methods people use to crack it. like picking a lock. Plenty of people pick locks as a hobby
Of course the glory of finding the key is nice and funny too but secondary.
I like to pick everyday the keyspaces to analyze randomly, it's a way to see how the random choice progressively cover the entire puzzle 66 keyspace. For me it's very interesting.
Dividing the keyspace in 74 million parts it's like to meet a person in a country with 74 millions people. With 7,4 million parts it will be like meeting the person in a big city.
Tell please analog soft from Ethereum
Keyhunt-cuda brute forces ethereum too.Just now i'm running a new keyspace check!
I do it 5-6 times daily. It takes an hour each.
D:\BitCrack>cubitcrack -o out.txt --keyspace 20000000000000000:3ffffffffffffffff 13zb1hQbWVsc2S7ZTZnP2G4undNNpdh5so -b 32 -t 128 -p 5344 --share 36110528/74000000
[2022-11-04.07:14:56] [Info] Share 36110528 of 74000000
[2022-11-04.07:14:56] [Info] Compression: compressed
[2022-11-04.07:14:56] [Info] Starting at: 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000002F9D886E6C2425E70
[2022-11-04.07:14:56] [Info] Ending at: 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000002F9D8875AD6CA2BFF
[2022-11-04.07:14:56] [Info] Counting by: 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001
[2022-11-04.07:14:56] [Info] Initializing NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 3GB
[2022-11-04.07:14:56] [Info] Generating 21,889,024 starting points (835.0MB)
[2022-11-04.07:15:04] [Info] 10.0%
[2022-11-04.07:15:06] [Info] 20.0%
[2022-11-04.07:15:08] [Info] 30.0%
[2022-11-04.07:15:08] [Info] 40.0%
[2022-11-04.07:15:08] [Info] 50.0%
[2022-11-04.07:15:08] [Info] 60.0%
[2022-11-04.07:15:09] [Info] 70.0%
[2022-11-04.07:15:09] [Info] 80.0%
[2022-11-04.07:15:09] [Info] 90.0%
[2022-11-04.07:15:10] [Info] 100.0%
[2022-11-04.07:15:10] [Info] Done
NVIDIA GeForce G 2633 / 3071MB | 1 target 130.57 MKey/s (1,926,234,112 total) [00:00:13]
Before the year's end i'm planning to buy a 2080ti to brute force the keyranges like now (i should reduce the keyspace in 7,4 millions parts, now is 74 millions parts) and use the actual 1060 for the keyhunt-cuda random check only.
I do it 5-6 times daily. It takes an hour each.
D:\BitCrack>cubitcrack -o out.txt --keyspace 20000000000000000:3ffffffffffffffff 13zb1hQbWVsc2S7ZTZnP2G4undNNpdh5so -b 32 -t 128 -p 5344 --share 36110528/74000000
[2022-11-04.07:14:56] [Info] Share 36110528 of 74000000
[2022-11-04.07:14:56] [Info] Compression: compressed
[2022-11-04.07:14:56] [Info] Starting at: 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000002F9D886E6C2425E70
[2022-11-04.07:14:56] [Info] Ending at: 000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000002F9D8875AD6CA2BFF
[2022-11-04.07:14:56] [Info] Counting by: 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001
[2022-11-04.07:14:56] [Info] Initializing NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1060 3GB
[2022-11-04.07:14:56] [Info] Generating 21,889,024 starting points (835.0MB)
[2022-11-04.07:15:04] [Info] 10.0%
[2022-11-04.07:15:06] [Info] 20.0%
[2022-11-04.07:15:08] [Info] 30.0%
[2022-11-04.07:15:08] [Info] 40.0%
[2022-11-04.07:15:08] [Info] 50.0%
[2022-11-04.07:15:08] [Info] 60.0%
[2022-11-04.07:15:09] [Info] 70.0%
[2022-11-04.07:15:09] [Info] 80.0%
[2022-11-04.07:15:09] [Info] 90.0%
[2022-11-04.07:15:10] [Info] 100.0%
[2022-11-04.07:15:10] [Info] Done
NVIDIA GeForce G 2633 / 3071MB | 1 target 130.57 MKey/s (1,926,234,112 total) [00:00:13]
Before the year's end i'm planning to buy a 2080ti to brute force the keyranges like now (i should reduce the keyspace in 7,4 millions parts, now is 74 millions parts) and use the actual 1060 for the keyhunt-cuda random check only.
what is the main difference between cubitcrack and keyhunt-cuda ?
Cubitcrack uses brute force to analyze key by key the entire space that is submitted to it. Keyhunt-cuda allows you to search for the key within a predetermined space in random mode.
Let's say you would have something like a 'supercomputer' with enormous power, what bitcrack command would you use to run for trying to crack the puzzle(s) ? Would you use cubitcrack or even bitcrack2 ?
I think the best strategy is to use 2 computers (or splitting the power of the supercomputer).The first one uses cubitcrack and you select randomly the keyspaces to check daily. Small keyspace portions to cover progressively the entire puzzle 66 range and without concentrating on few big portions.
The second one uses keyhunt-cuda in random mode to check the unchecked spaces between the first computer checked keyspaces.
There are just so many ranges on Puzzle #66 that its near impossible to solo.
Stats from ttdsales pool below in my sig.
Total Ranges Checked: 92,272 of 33,554,432
Total Private Keys Checked: 101.45414 Quadrillion
Percentage completed: 0.274992%
the ttd pool is using a customised vanitygen for cracking, source is available in the files on the site. seems to work quicker than Bitcrack. Worth trying out even if not with the pool, I found big improvements on the 2080 Ti's and 3070's not as much on the 3090's but still faster.
http://www.ttdsales.com/66bit/index.php
Stats from ttdsales pool below in my sig.
Total Ranges Checked: 92,272 of 33,554,432
Total Private Keys Checked: 101.45414 Quadrillion
Percentage completed: 0.274992%
the ttd pool is using a customised vanitygen for cracking, source is available in the files on the site. seems to work quicker than Bitcrack. Worth trying out even if not with the pool, I found big improvements on the 2080 Ti's and 3070's not as much on the 3090's but still faster.
http://www.ttdsales.com/66bit/index.php
Better to try luck alone, perhaps sharing the ranges already tested. The prize is too small to split into a group. I believe that a random approach in choosing only the intervals is the best solution because it allows you to test small portions of the entire range and make a good competition to groups organized in a pool.