You don't like spelling either.  You didn't spell Trump's name properly and I'm not sure if you're discussing ethnics or ethics as you wrote "ethnical". Either way, you're opening up a politically charged discussion regardless of where you like to post.  It would have taken you less time to move this post than to have delved into my posting history.  If you have a vanity related question, feel free to post in the vanity thread.  We will enlighten you.  You will be amazed.

 Not only vanity addresses. The most common Bitcoin address is the P2PKH (Pay-to-Pub-Key-Hash) begins with 1.
The addresses beginning with 3 are a special multi-signature format created from 3 or more private keys called P2SH (Pay-to-Script-Hash)
Conceivably, one could create multi-sig vanity addresses but I don't know of any available software.

 Not nearly as long as 12 years in prison though.  You should stop before you get into trouble.

 Heh! Good one  
Like WHAT?

 My friend, why do you want to risk 12 years in prison?  For your own safety, do not seek to use Bitcoin or any other cryptocurrency.

 You should move this to beginners and help.  See the move topic link in the lower left of your screen.

This is a simple link:

 The big and exciting ideas you are full of and your failure to purchase Bitcoin at 5 cents are irrelevant to the question you posit.  The crux of the matter is your extended families indifference towards you.
In order to properly answer the question, we would need a lot more information without having to wade through the extraneous material.  Usually when people don't want to hear your exciting ideas anymore, it's because you've relied on them too much for support without showing results.  As I said though, we need more information and please try to be concise.

This is a good spot to look for information
Bitcoin Forum > Economy > Marketplace > Service Discussion > Exchanges

How many bitcoins do you require?

 Well you have posted in the altcoin board.  Perhaps you should move this to the beginners and help section.  See the move topic link on the bottom left of the screen.

Excusez-moi parce que je ne l'utilise très souvent le français. J'espère que vous pouvez me comprendre.
 
  Si chaque personne sur Terre ont gaspillée 1 heure de leur vie sur une trivialité juste une fois, cela équivaudrait à 7,125 milliards d'heures gaspillées. Cela équivaut à 813 356 années gaspillées ou environ 4 fois la quantité de temps l'homme a habité la Terre. Je ne peux pas sonder la quantité d'énergie utilisée, mais je parie qu'il rivalise avec la consommation de calories du réseau bitcoin! Que diable, je vais perdre les heures:

  Le corps humain moyen au repos nécessite 5 440 kilojoules par jour. Donc, pour cette heure perdue, 226,67 kilojoules sont dépensés par chaque humain sur la Terre.
Maintenant 7,125 milliards humains fois 226,67 kilojoules = 1 615 000 000 000 kilojoules
Pardonnez-moi de ne pas montrer les maths (peut-être vous pouvez perdre une partie de votre heure ce soir), mais le résultat est:

     448 611 111 kWh ... pour rien!

Mon Dieu.

 Ha ha!  Unless you have your own mining farm and have created your own mining equipment or at least designed one and used another companies ASIC chips, you are considered an amateur for the purposes of this discussion.  I've done the math in other threads, I can't do it again as it takes too long and I'm not really interested in taking the time to convince people anymore.

Here's one of my latest rants if you're interested.

 You cant use the graphics card while using regex so CPU is your only option.

There are no big, hot, sexy products right now.  Maybe hot though - the Antminer S9 is sold out which is really the only option.  You can look it up on bitmain.com; you might get 2 S9s shipped with power supplies for $5k.  It is not worth doing.  Stay away. Mining is no place for amateurs anymore.

 Shorena

 Thanks for the tip! I'm going to try ^^ now

 SAMKUSH

[596.32 Kkey/s][total 39999267][Found 35] <---9 numbers
about a million keys per address

[632.33 Kkey/s][total 94099468][Found 12] <---10 numbers
about 8 million per address

[622.72 Kkey/s][total 400913991][Found 7] <---11 numbers
about 57 million per address

 I guess probabilities were too complicated to compute when using regex so it wasn't implemented in vanitygen but the above should give you can idea based on your computer's speed.


edit: I forgot about 8
[611.76 Kkey/s][total 12742494][Found 94]
about 135 thousand per addresse

 @ 10million, you should have found 7 or 8 by now.  That's odd.
There is no need to create the file as it will be created as required.  You don't see anything else on the screen?

 So it should take you about 5 and a half minutes per address with a 9 digit run.  That's not terrible.  Just let it run and walk away for a while.
Drop it back to searching for 8 digits and you should be able to find about 1 every minute.

It shouldn't take years.  At approx. 600 Kkey/s I can find 34 addresses with nine digit runs using


Maybe you can use those numbers to figure out your time.

Shoot because I put the leading 1 combined with {8} it is looking for a 9 number sequence beginning with 1
change it to
for 8 numbers
or even


for 7 numbers if it still takes too long.

 I like this method!  It is much more concise than what I showed you.  Still you may get a result which is not at the beginning of the address.  Also you can save the output to a file and use the -k switch so it will continue generating addresses of the specified format.


Use ctrl-c to stop the program.

 You should move this to beginners and help section.  See link at the bottom left for move topic

You have to use regex so use the -r switch but it doesn't work with OCL so you will lose speed.
This will find occurrences of exactly 8 numbers in a row but it will appear anywhere in the address
You could try a leading one like this to get the beginning of the address
but that will not always show up at the beginning.

I think the ^ character represents the start of a string but I can't seem to get it to cooperate.