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Addr:1PWo3JeB9jrGMLiH83vD775NRqHZMR2hHB
H160:f6f5431d25bbf7b0189c7756db99c2f8059ad874
Priv:0X4da0aa7f285f61b1c5
ps71:
1PWo3JeB9jrGwfHDNpdGK54CRas7fsVzXU
f6f5431d25bbf7b12e8add9af5e3475c44a0a5b8
Who can share more clues with the prefix of 8bit, thank you.
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Three years on the puzzle, and nothing.Good luck to everybody.
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Puzzle 71 is expected to be solved by the end of this year.
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How do I get an application for Mara? I submitted my application a week ago but haven't gotten any reply email.
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Even if we find the private key for Puzzle 71 now, we still can't securely transfer the remaining funds because MARA isn't publicly available yet
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The interesting math behind this (private key binary): Plz27 13,14 Plz31 10,21--->The two numbers differ by 11 Plz35 20,15 Plz39 19,20 Plz43 19,24 Plz47 23,24 Plz51 32,19--->The two numbers differ by 13 Plz55 24,31 Plz59 26,33 Plz63 27,36 Plz67 36,31 Plz71  , --->The two numbers differ by 15？？？(43,28)? |
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Besides MARA, do we have any other options，Puzzle 71 seems to be close to being solved.
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Can a computer solve Puzzle 71? I solved the last 11 digits of the WIF key in less than 80 seconds on a computer with only 2 CPU cores🔑..  |
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Ps. Hello, everyone. I really take it from you. We quarrel every day. I recently developed and improved a set of algorithms, and it only takes 15 days and 10,000 dollars to solve the problem #71, believe me.
Donate:13gLHZJYcCJVSCoSuWbAFiYPU3X7kv47iH
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A crash test:
Hash160☞Public key☞Private key
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Puzzle # 71 will have its answer announced before September 20th.
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Puzzle 71 will be solved within next week, stay tuned.I am confident that I have found mathematical magic.
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Seven words remain to solve the puzzle 17+7 = 24 word
That's approximately 4.79 billion years.  You have a much better chance of solving a WIF (Wallet Import Format) key that is missing the last 12–14 characters than cracking anything related to BIP39. Related processes (like PBKDF2) are intentionally slow to resist attacks. https://github.com/AlexanderKud/WIF-Cracker_NoMachineCan the teacher compile the GPU version? This looks good. |
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It cannot be denied that prefix search combined with mathematical methods is currently the most efficient way to find keys.
Under the premise of unknown public key, too many puzzle pools use search prefixes as exits, and for individuals, the winning rate of randomly searching for private keys is almost zero.
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Share a prefix:
1PWo3JeB9jTm84otLWfm4ePF9x7e1gc81S
5FC34BED98D3286F62
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Solving puzzle 71 is actually quite simple, but we haven't found the appropriate code yet.JeanLucPons may be able to easily solve such puzzles.But I have never seen him discuss this topic here, perhaps it is a mystery.He is an excellent developer.
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Does anyone know who the author of the puzzle is?JPL?…
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Good programmers are always excellent wherever they go, there are always some bad programmers who always talk big.
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Does this puzzle have a backdoor, damn prefix method?The creators seem to be having a great time, and more and more low-level puzzles will be solved in a short period of time.
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Regarding this program,Can we calculate the stride from the left?  |
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