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Huh? I get 2,563,893 to 1. Of course, the odds are better still if you don't limit yourself to that exact vanity address, or exactly the first and last digits of the hash, or that exact hash function (indeed, the use of such an obscure hash function suggests that many were tried in the hope of finding one that works). Nothing to see here, folks.
Ok, lets see that math. Wrong is wrong in math. Lets see how good you are, including all the vectors presented here. Or is this a sock puppet account with ulterior motives trying to discount or distract people away from this post
In your equation analysis be sure to include the following.
1. How many alpha-numeric hash combinations are there in sha-256
2. How many md6-256 alpha-numeric combinations are there.
3. How unique are the hashes presented by hashing " v0.1 " in both sha-256/md6-256
4. What are the vectors of conversion between both hashes
5. How difficult is it to produce a random "five string letter" vanity address
6. How does this difficulty rise substantially when limited within the scope of only being allowed to manipulate 2 alphanumeric characters within hashing a random word?
7. How many two alpha numeric character combination changes are possible within a sha-256/md6-256 hash?
Ok Foxpup, I will give you a chance to correct your math; otherwise, you are just another keyboard cowboy speaking about something you know nothing about.
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The odds of anyone being able to manipulate the first and last digits of any hash relating to the first version of Bitcoin to reveal a hidden vanity address are about 10 trillion to 1.
Huh? I get 2,563,893 to 1. Of course, the odds are better still if you don't limit yourself to that exact vanity address, or exactly the first and last digits of the hash, or that exact hash function (indeed, the use of such an obscure hash function suggests that many were tried in the hope of finding one that works). Nothing to see here, folks. Your math is way off! https://www.reddit.com/r/askscience/comments/4rnhw9/if_google_was_using_all_their_power_to_decrypt_my/ |
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I can advance $150 USD to whoever wants to make this program and post it on Github as opensource. You must already have a reputable repository with something of value listed in it.
You can private message me for more info if you are interested.
Did you see the post above from LoyceV? It looks like such a tool already exists. It appears that usage in linux would likely be: cat FILENAME_OF_YOUR_FILE_FULL_OF_HEX_KEYS_HERE | bitcoin-tool --input-type private key --input-format hex --output-type --private-key-wif --output-format base58check --input-file - --batch --network bitcoin
I tried this command and about 10 other variations; nothing happens. |
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I can advance $150 USD to whoever wants to make this program and post it on Github as opensource. You must already have a reputable repository with something of value listed in it.
You can private message me for more info if you are interested.
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 I know you are trying to helpful but it does say exactly what I mean in the title. A SHA-256 hash is HEXADECIMAL & Yes it can represent a WIF bitcoin address, 2, in fact.... |
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I have been looking all over the web for a simple program that will scrape the sha2 hex addresses from the file and provide me with both compressed/uncompressed WIF private keys. Can anyone help me?
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I am also interested in using the sequential hash function of brainflayer to sequence ALL inputs; not just sequencing from left to right.
For example:
./brainflayer -v -I 0A00E00F00000F000008000000000E0000000000F000000E000080000C000001
I would like the A, E, F, F, 8,E, F, E, 8,... to sequence simultaneous or is there a command to break down sequencing into 8 digit partitions, using all fields or characters other than zero to que into the sequence command. Is this even possible?
0A00E00F
00000F00
00080000
00000E00
00000000
F000000E
00008000
0C000001
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This is the only preemptive consensus valued token in exisistance! The E-Elysium methodology has turned the banking world upside down because the ELSM token does not rely on "pump-and-dump" exchanges that utilize stock market analytics. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qspv1kpFI7s |
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ELSM will become the gold standard for all other cryptocurrencies.
How is this possible?
ELSM cannot be pumped and dumped. Every single ELSM token has a minimum fixed face value of 50CHF. There will be no "volitility swings" in this cryptocurrency. This is accomplished through their "gateway" terms-of-service agreement.
Trusted intermediaries; such as centralized cryptocurrency exchanges, will also have to abide by the terms of service agreement.
Elysium will be the world's first REAL cryptocurrency. In other words, when the volatility becomes too unbearable in all other crypto-coins, people will choose Elysium to hold and maintain their "deposit value." Holders of Elysium will enjoy an unprecedented level of security.
It will probably take somewhere between 3-5 years for full market acceptance to occur.
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I'm sorry I did not clarify. The real Elysium (ELSM) has nothing to do with India or the Indian rupee. The copycat coin (els) only uses the same name; not the same model. I am posting under their original bitcointalk thread so people know about the real Elysium; they have tried to hijack our name and crypto brand and turn it into some cheesy "Indian currency" slop sandwich.
It seems your real Elysium (ELSM) coin is the real scam  On the web http://e-elysium.com/ nothing except downloads works. Source code of Elysium (ELSM) contains the same (non-workïng!) links as the code of Elysium (ELS). Maybe you are trying to dump ELS to buy it cheaper I don't blame you for the rude comments because it is quite confusing to have the same name. If you can follow it link you'll clearly see that we are actually quite different. The code is working fine and the blockchain and Explorer is working fine. You will clearly see that ELSM has an Android wallet available on Google Play Store as well. Download the mobile application and list your address on this thread and I will gladly give you one block as a welcome gift. I will only do this to the first 100 responses. |
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I'm sorry I did not clarify. The real Elysium (ELSM) has nothing to do with India or the Indian rupee. The copycat coin (els) only uses the same name; not the same model. I am posting under their original bitcointalk thread so people know about the real Elysium; they have tried to hijack our name and crypto brand and turn it into some cheesy "Indian currency" slop sandwich.
Your Block explorer is not working! How someone can get ELSM coins? Why there is no the linux source code avaiable? Can I please suggest that you visit the site once more. The blockchain Explorer is working just fine. If you're a coder, you'll recognize all the code that you need to compile Linux is already present on GitHub. There's a button at the bottom of the screen that clearly says "source code". Again I would recommend that you visit the site again and try to refresh your browser. You may also download the source code as well. If run a full node I'll give you 550ELSM which is equivalent to 1 block just for saying. Welcome to the revolution! |
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[/quote] It seems your real Elysium (ELSM) coin is the real scam On the web http://e-elysium.com/ nothing except downloads works. Source code of Elysium (ELSM) contains the same (non-workïng!) links as the code of Elysium (ELS). Maybe you are trying to dump ELS to buy it cheaper [/quote] Maybe you were having a problem with your browser or your mouse cursor was giving you problems. A simple refresh of your browser would have indicated that the blockchain Explorer is working just fine and has been since the Genesis block. ELSM has been and is the only real Elysium and no they're not interested in any traditional pump-and-dump type of cryptocurrency. In fact they're the only crypto currency on the market that doesn't use traditional stock market Analytics. |
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