They're all doing the classic stuff — strip, rstrip, and the usual.
Nope. They do convert from private key to h160, not just strip, rstrip.
but not exactly the way I want. Still, I'll take a closer look. The program I have in mind is something like BSGS, but without a public key. Also, I had generated the first 36 bits of puzzle number 69 using AI, but someone else found the solution before I could reach it.
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I have some great ideas, but my only problem is converting the private key to hash160 using CUDA. I have various algorithms in mind. Can someone explain to me how to convert a private key to hash160 using CUDA?
All brute-forcing programs do it already. Hash160 is the same as the address, just a different representation of it.
They're all doing the classic stuff — strip, rstrip, and the usual. I'm thinking of different things. I do some of those partially, but what I need is CUDA code that will convert a set of private keys (which are different from each other — not sequential, more like random) into hash160. I don't fully understand CUDA and I get lost in the code. If you help me, I believe I can solve most of the puzzles.
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I have some great ideas, but my only problem is converting the private key to hash160 using CUDA. I have various algorithms in mind. Can someone explain to me how to convert a private key to hash160 using CUDA?
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