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If I remember correctly it’s how it’s handling integers in the int and the gpu cu files. You can benchmark it on an address you create in the 130 bit range to test and really must if you plan to put any real umph behind it. Sexyy red know all about it 🚀

This is based on using a public key 66 might have to be brute forced 😅

Yeah dawg I visualize the secp256k1 curve now in my head at this point 🙄130 bits of entropy is nothing to my 7 petaflops of smooth 🧠 I wish I could un hear that meek mill p diddy audio leak omg bumboklot

LMAO THAT AUDIO SCARRED ME​@@sullymane6

All the atoms in the universe isn’t even that large a number🫃🏼

I can’t recommend enough downloading a copy of Ubuntu or whatever version of Linux you want and use Balena etcher to write a boot disk to a usb then boot your windows device with it. Ubuntu is great at pulling drivers and you could be in Linux in no time! Maybe 6gb for Ubuntu or so and the rest is downhill. I would highly recommend using Linux as windows is bloated like crazy and inefficient

It’s beating a dead horse with this method unless you’re using a bot net or have a lot of money for lambda or cerebras cloud. The gpu market is dung with that Jansen prolapse at nvidia and good old ‘merican ignorance demonizing China. I hope to see a return to analog computing with multi spectrum light processors using optical gates and better adc’s to perform sha256 more efficiently. Do you think the NIST have a back door to the secp256k1 curve. It’s in wiki leaks that a lot of money was spent to push for its adoption. Could satoshi nakamoto have been caught by intelligence agencies. Maybe it’s all a secret operation. Ethereum sure seems to be. POW > POS. POS is piece of shit. Like Gill Bates 🫃🏼

Its all done in the SECPK1 folder you can see whats happening but all the CUDA is in GPU/GPUEngine.cu. I'm not familiar with CUDA really but if you can figure it out please share what you do.

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@@sullymane6we have the cuda 🙂

Thank you for checking it out & happy hunting 🤗

I really appreciate it 😊 The 4090's are sick it just sucks they dont have the nvlink! I have been teetering between a 4090, 3090, and vast.ai. Since I don't game I may just stick with renting compute idk.

oh hey idk why but i was confusing grid size and dp size a bit when talking. I'm a bit rusty! Now it's hashtable time =D

@@sullymane6 bro can i talk about 1000 Btc puzzle i am using python but can't use my gpu i have rtx 4070 plz help

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Kangaroo is best if you have an idea of where in the keyspace you are looking, you also require the PubKey. Keyhunt is more a brute force less heavy on mathematical theory and less practical.

WWRAD? What would rick Astley do?

@@sullymane6 you got it 😂

If you have knowledge of the entropy patterns of p2pkh addresses as well as the public key you have a much better chance than any other method i'm aware of currently. I wouldn't share any of my successes if this method works lol. Straight to the casino and into cold storage!! Never give up and keep learning my friends!

@@chillcopyrightfreemusic lol true, the chances of finding the right key is insanely low, not saying zero (that's why I sometimes wonder what if someone accidentally discovers my wallet? then it's all gone) and if you find one, u won't even acknowledge it at all for better.

@@despareint Fear not my friend, I highly suggest using your own full bitcoin core node and use electrum with a multi-signature wallet. Your btc will be much safer. I highly suggest only using multi-signature addresses 100% of the time.

Google Collab boots you out and has a few mechanisms in place to prevent it from being an effective tool to scan keyspace. I recommend Vast.Ai it is really user friendly and you can even pay in crypto. Alternatively the new RTX 4090’s are out you could always snatch up a few and worst case have yourself a grizzly Ai model training setup. Good luck!

im glad my av receiver was turned off, lol :D

id prefer pgp over signal my friend. Please just email me at vitorsabino@sudomail.com

@@sullymane6 I did not make it

@@nftvida7924 are you targeting keyspace where you hold a public key?

@@sullymane6 I sent a message by email

@@sullymane6 Friend, I have an old version of the Wallet 2011 wallet and even the password, but the current versions of the error only work in the old version.

The kangaroo method sadly is not applicable to your scenario. If you are missing the first ten characters from your pk in hexidecimal then there are 2 to the 10th possibilities for you to brute force your key. I would suggest using bitcrack with multi gpu support.

@@sullymane6 Thank you so much, but I don't know how I can use bitcrack with a multi gpus.

@@bakerodeh6422 it should be significantly easier for you to get bitcrack running on something like vast.ai or your own opus. there is a GitHub by a guy named brichard19 I htink. Check out the brichard19 bitcrack GitHub. By the way since you are only needing to go through 2 to the tenth power it is very achievable even with one gpu! I highly suggest checking out some of the bitcrack tutorials and experimenting with some of its functions to get your private key. Good luck!

i can help,

Hi, thanks for the video! How do I know in what range to look for a certain key? For example, 56 bits, 84 bits - is there a definition of what those addresses are?

@@musicforrelaxationandmedit3469 indeed you will need to properly ascertain the starting point and stopping point in the keyspace represented in hex. The easiest way to visualize the keyspace is to use one of the websites like private keys dot pw and go to the puzzle section, it is a fantastic resource to get the feel for keyspace and it also provides you with all the prior solved puzzles for reference. Another awesome way of targeting keyspace is to use mathplotlib.