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Texas sharpshooter fallacy. Draw a target where the bullet hit.
Honestly, about 95% of the posts here are just pattern-hunting where no structure exists. People are drawing magic circles around random numbers, doing what amounts to voodoo math, and then declaring they’re “close” to cracking a BTC puzzle. That’s not cryptanalysis....it’s numerology with extra steps. What we keep seeing over and over: Texas sharpshooter fallacy in full effect Formulas built after the answer is already known Arbitrary constants, decimal slicing, exponent nudging “Look closely at the precision” mysticism And occasionally, outright alien-technology-level fantasy explanations At some point this stops being math and turns into crystal ball divination. Bitcoin puzzles are not riddles. They are not ARGs. They are not Easter eggs hidden by poetic engineers. They are deliberately constructed to be boring, uniform, and structureless. That’s the entire point of cryptography.  |
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January 10, 2026, 10:55:49 AM |
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They are deliberately constructed to be boring, uniform, and structureless. That’s the entire point of cryptography.
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I solved 67 and 68 using custom software distributing the load across ~25k GPUs. 4090 stocks speeds : ~8.1Bkeys/sec. Don’t challenge me technically if you know shit about fuck, I’ll ignore you. Same goes if all you can do is LLM reply.
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January 10, 2026, 12:04:40 PM |
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Texas sharpshooter fallacy. Draw a target where the bullet hit.
Honestly, about 95% of the posts here are just pattern-hunting where no structure exists. People are drawing magic circles around random numbers, doing what amounts to voodoo math, and then declaring they’re “close” to cracking a BTC puzzle. That’s not cryptanalysis....it’s numerology with extra steps. What we keep seeing over and over: Texas sharpshooter fallacy in full effect Formulas built after the answer is already known Arbitrary constants, decimal slicing, exponent nudging “Look closely at the precision” mysticism And occasionally, outright alien-technology-level fantasy explanations At some point this stops being math and turns into crystal ball divination. Bitcoin puzzles are not riddles. They are not ARGs. They are not Easter eggs hidden by poetic engineers. They are deliberately constructed to be boring, uniform, and structureless. That’s the entire point of cryptography. stop killing the fun for those with imagination lol, let them draw magic circles and preform their voodoo math. |
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January 10, 2026, 12:59:29 PM |
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Texas sharpshooter fallacy. Draw a target where the bullet hit.
Honestly, about 95% of the posts here are just pattern-hunting where no structure exists. People are drawing magic circles around random numbers, doing what amounts to voodoo math, and then declaring they’re “close” to cracking a BTC puzzle. That’s not cryptanalysis....it’s numerology with extra steps. What we keep seeing over and over: Texas sharpshooter fallacy in full effect Formulas built after the answer is already known Arbitrary constants, decimal slicing, exponent nudging “Look closely at the precision” mysticism And occasionally, outright alien-technology-level fantasy explanations At some point this stops being math and turns into crystal ball divination. Bitcoin puzzles are not riddles. They are not ARGs. They are not Easter eggs hidden by poetic engineers. They are deliberately constructed to be boring, uniform, and structureless. That’s the entire point of cryptography. Bitcoin does not use “true randomness.” It relies on pseudorandom number generators (PRNGs), which are deterministic algorithms seeded with entropy. Many random generators have been broken in the past. A good example of what can go wrong is MT19937. A very fast and popular PRNG that was once widely used, but is not cryptographically secure. Its internal state can be reconstructed after observing enough output, making future values predictable. |
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January 10, 2026, 01:39:07 PM |
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Bitcoin does not use “true randomness.” It relies on pseudorandom number generators (PRNGs), which are deterministic algorithms seeded with entropy.
Where exactly is the connection between Bitcoin and randomness, I don't see it. PRNGs are not (supposed to be) used in cryptography, because they are stateful, thus breakable by definition. They have an use when a large amount of values are needed (for example, simulations, games, neural networks, AI training, etc.), but not for cryptographic usage. That would be dumb, and it's why people did it, the exploits were inevitable. |
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January 10, 2026, 01:58:55 PM |
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Texas sharpshooter fallacy. Draw a target where the bullet hit.
Honestly, about 95% of the posts here are just pattern-hunting where no structure exists. People are drawing magic circles around random numbers, doing what amounts to voodoo math, and then declaring they’re “close” to cracking a BTC puzzle. That’s not cryptanalysis....it’s numerology with extra steps. What we keep seeing over and over: Texas sharpshooter fallacy in full effect Formulas built after the answer is already known Arbitrary constants, decimal slicing, exponent nudging “Look closely at the precision” mysticism And occasionally, outright alien-technology-level fantasy explanations At some point this stops being math and turns into crystal ball divination. Bitcoin puzzles are not riddles. They are not ARGs. They are not Easter eggs hidden by poetic engineers. They are deliberately constructed to be boring, uniform, and structureless. That’s the entire point of cryptography. Bitcoin does not use “true randomness.” It relies on pseudorandom number generators (PRNGs), which are deterministic algorithms seeded with entropy. Many random generators have been broken in the past. A good example of what can go wrong is MT19937. A very fast and popular PRNG that was once widely used, but is not cryptographically secure. Its internal state can be reconstructed after observing enough output, making future values predictable. Bitcoin does not use randomness at all, what are you on about. This puzzle might, but it’s unconfirmed |
I solved 67 and 68 using custom software distributing the load across ~25k GPUs. 4090 stocks speeds : ~8.1Bkeys/sec. Don’t challenge me technically if you know shit about fuck, I’ll ignore you. Same goes if all you can do is LLM reply.
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[/quote] Honestly, about 95% of the posts here are just pattern-hunting where no structure exists. People are drawing magic circles around random numbers, doing what amounts to voodoo math, and then declaring they’re “close” to cracking a BTC puzzle. That’s not cryptanalysis....it’s numerology with extra steps. What we keep seeing over and over: Texas sharpshooter fallacy in full effect Formulas built after the answer is already known Arbitrary constants, decimal slicing, exponent nudging “Look closely at the precision” mysticism And occasionally, outright alien-technology-level fantasy explanations At some point this stops being math and turns into crystal ball divination. Bitcoin puzzles are not riddles. They are not ARGs. They are not Easter eggs hidden by poetic engineers. They are deliberately constructed to be boring, uniform, and structureless. That’s the entire point of cryptography. [/quote] ...I am perfectly ok with exploring what I feel to be a viable path toward a reduced brute force space. I am a little annoyed, however, at the white and black ignorance portayed in what is clearly an AI response. Its not really fair. Indeed, I choose not to dwell in the stark bleakness that dictates bruteforcing almost impossibly large ranges as being the only solution. There is a hybrid way to get there sooner, I feel it in my gut. I always have and I will always suspect, and always pry, even if its never discovered. Interestingly enough, I don't place full faith in this nor do I think I will actually succeed. I hope I will, of course, but I I'm not neglecting the fact that it is mostly a pipedream and keep it as a mildly invasive weekend obsession. I am reasonable enough to not let it ruin my life and will know when to throw in the towel, of that I am certain. In the interim, I simply enjoy sharing some interesting findings every now and then to perhaps spark others who have gone stale in their individual quests. I don't share everything though, lol. |
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January 11, 2026, 11:59:11 AM |
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Honestly, about 95% of the posts here are just pattern-hunting where no structure exists. People are drawing magic circles around random numbers, doing what amounts to voodoo math, and then declaring they’re “close” to cracking a BTC puzzle. That’s not cryptanalysis....it’s numerology with extra steps. What we keep seeing over and over: Texas sharpshooter fallacy in full effect Formulas built after the answer is already known Arbitrary constants, decimal slicing, exponent nudging “Look closely at the precision” mysticism And occasionally, outright alien-technology-level fantasy explanations At some point this stops being math and turns into crystal ball divination. Bitcoin puzzles are not riddles. They are not ARGs. They are not Easter eggs hidden by poetic engineers. They are deliberately constructed to be boring, uniform, and structureless. That’s the entire point of cryptography. [/quote] ...I am perfectly ok with exploring what I feel to be a viable path toward a reduced brute force space. I am a little annoyed, however, at the white and black ignorance portayed in what is clearly an AI response. Its not really fair. Indeed, I choose not to dwell in the stark bleakness that dictates bruteforcing almost impossibly large ranges as being the only solution. There is a hybrid way to get there sooner, I feel it in my gut. I always have and I will always suspect, and always pry, even if its never discovered. Interestingly enough, I don't place full faith in this nor do I think I will actually succeed. I hope I will, of course, but I I'm not neglecting the fact that it is mostly a pipedream and keep it as a mildly invasive weekend obsession. I am reasonable enough to not let it ruin my life and will know when to throw in the towel, of that I am certain. In the interim, I simply enjoy sharing some interesting findings every now and then to perhaps spark others who have gone stale in their individual quests. I don't share everything though, lol. [/quote] I’m pretty sure this is not randomly generated. According to my research, there is mathematics involved in every puzzle. Over the past few months, I’ve been studying and trying to break it based on known private keys, ranges, and constraints. In the meantime, I built a chunk-based grid search engine, and with several GPUs I can process around 1 billion keys per second. If anyone has a suspicious range that can be mathematically justified, proven, or derived from a specific formula, feel free to suggest it and I can check it. I don’t think there is currently a proper place to seriously discuss the mathematics behind this. I see a lot of comments based on incorrect assumptions. If someone is genuinely interested in the math, they are welcome to write or reach out. https://github.com/Wrappp/Btc-puzzle-71 |
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January 11, 2026, 12:12:48 PM |
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HI Forum ,
As you guys can see I am a new here and find puzzles like this very interesting,
Is this puzzle still available and does someone have the latest information to start solving it?
Looking forward to giving it a shot!
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January 11, 2026, 12:38:53 PM |
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If you had something else than screenshots in there I might be able to tell you why your number of keys/sec is low |
I solved 67 and 68 using custom software distributing the load across ~25k GPUs. 4090 stocks speeds : ~8.1Bkeys/sec. Don’t challenge me technically if you know shit about fuck, I’ll ignore you. Same goes if all you can do is LLM reply.
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If you had something else than screenshots in there I might be able to tell you why your number of keys/sec is low ok, as i tell split range to chunks do complete ECo in jacobian, then sha and ripemd baby steps, montgomery batch... optimize cuda to work with warps compare with hash from address both for compressed and uncompressed, so that is full search, no skip, no false positive/negative no missing ranges... and yes, if you skip sha and ripemd, if you know public key then can be handled for rtx 3080ti ~1-1.5Bk/s, with fast reject, 2/4 and if you know public address then not need to check compressed/uncompressed all is clear |
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January 11, 2026, 01:17:26 PM |
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If you had something else than screenshots in there I might be able to tell you why your number of keys/sec is low ok, as i tell split range to chunks do complete ECo in jacobian, then sha and ripemd baby steps, montgomery batch... optimize cuda to work with warps compare with hash from address both for compressed and uncompressed, so that is full search, no skip, no false positive/negative no missing ranges... and yes, if you skip sha and ripemd, if you know public key then can be handled for rtx 3080ti ~1-1.5Bk/s, with fast reject, 2/4 and if you know public address then not need to check compressed/uncompressed all is clear You can reach about 4Bk/sec on a 3080Ti, address checked, post sha and rmd. Without skipping any key. If you want feedback on your tool please post code and not screenshots. |
I solved 67 and 68 using custom software distributing the load across ~25k GPUs. 4090 stocks speeds : ~8.1Bkeys/sec. Don’t challenge me technically if you know shit about fuck, I’ll ignore you. Same goes if all you can do is LLM reply.
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January 11, 2026, 02:30:01 PM |
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If you had something else than screenshots in there I might be able to tell you why your number of keys/sec is low ok, as i tell split range to chunks do complete ECo in jacobian, then sha and ripemd baby steps, montgomery batch... optimize cuda to work with warps compare with hash from address both for compressed and uncompressed, so that is full search, no skip, no false positive/negative no missing ranges... and yes, if you skip sha and ripemd, if you know public key then can be handled for rtx 3080ti ~1-1.5Bk/s, with fast reject, 2/4 and if you know public address then not need to check compressed/uncompressed all is clear You can reach about 4Bk/sec on a 3080Ti, address checked, post sha and rmd. Without skipping any key. If you want feedback on your tool please post code and not screenshots. ok, you have it sha256-ripemd160.cu |
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January 11, 2026, 03:29:40 PM |
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Is this puzzle still available and does someone have the latest information to start solving it?
Looking forward to giving it a shot! Yo, welcome to the circus Love the enthusiasm, but lemme save you some time and electricity, my guy. Puzzles 67 & 68? We’re talking custom-built software, load-balanced across like 30,000 GPUs, all running 4090-class speeds, no overclock fairy dust, just raw industrial-grade insanity. Puzzle 71? Straight up frozen in carbonite..... Nobody’s got the GPU count or the spare electricity budget to even justify warming it up. Candles remain unlit. Puzzle 135? Same vibe. Same pain. Same nope. Everything past that? Extraterrestrial tech only Ancient aliens, quantum unicorns, Mercury in retrograde, stars aligned, miracle on standby. |
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January 11, 2026, 04:00:29 PM |
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Extraterrestrial tech only Ancient aliens, quantum unicorns, Mercury in retrograde, stars aligned, miracle on standby. I’m on the streets of LA, vibrating at the wrong frequency, absolutely certain this puzzle was going to prescribe me something FDA‑approved. Instead I got an answer key and the knowledge that the pigeons were laughing at me.  |
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January 11, 2026, 04:42:27 PM |
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Unfortunately I wasn’t participating in this forum during the Satoshi/Finney era, but something tells me they saw in Bitcoin the seed of a revolution that would transcend economics—something that would revolutionize science as a whole. As a scientist and a carrier of a neurodegenerative disease, I imagine Hal Finney was looking for answers not only to a decentralized, egalitarian financial system but also to equitable means of pursuing truth (consensus) in general. If he were among us, I feel he would be engaged in DeSCI projects using AI scientists, in an effort to accelerate the discovery of treatments—or even cures—for neurological pathologies, since those would also be answers for creating models of artificial consciousness. Perhaps the very advent of blockchain is a piece of the AGI/ASI puzzle. Perhaps Satoshi left Bitcoin in good hands to carry this Great Work forward, supporting other decentralized projects anonymously. Perhaps we are facing a puzzle far larger than merely breaking BTCs by brute force…
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January 11, 2026, 05:41:43 PM |
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ok, you have it
sha256-ripemd160.cu
Looks like a basic port of CPU code, Am I missing something ? Also I don’t see any EC math or host code ? |
I solved 67 and 68 using custom software distributing the load across ~25k GPUs. 4090 stocks speeds : ~8.1Bkeys/sec. Don’t challenge me technically if you know shit about fuck, I’ll ignore you. Same goes if all you can do is LLM reply.
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January 11, 2026, 09:33:51 PM |
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If you had something else than screenshots in there I might be able to tell you why your number of keys/sec is low ok, as i tell split range to chunks do complete ECo in jacobian, then sha and ripemd baby steps, montgomery batch... optimize cuda to work with warps compare with hash from address both for compressed and uncompressed, so that is full search, no skip, no false positive/negative no missing ranges... and yes, if you skip sha and ripemd, if you know public key then can be handled for rtx 3080ti ~1-1.5Bk/s, with fast reject, 2/4 and if you know public address then not need to check compressed/uncompressed all is clear You can reach about 4Bk/sec on a 3080Ti, address checked, post sha and rmd. Without skipping any key. If you want feedback on your tool please post code and not screenshots. ok, you have it sha256-ripemd160.cu you ask for sha and ripemd, that is not cpu code... |
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Pubkey1 : 0337374e00a32eaf009e9946035c0e69085627b60a844637d2b958dd83bcfa4383 551936992476753719813972675572002914788.5
Pubkey2 : 03633cbe3ec02b9401c5effa144c5b4d22f87940259634858fc7e59b1c09937852 1103873984953507439627945351144005829577
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Pubkey1 : 0307814838a8456397f0f7523300e07418da15484b169467bd74e7d1e5947e8981 551936992476753719813972675572002914788 #2
Pubkey2 : 035dee726b0fe623224fa1f4d79af66a9a1829213ec675875c619266a5f184e7d1 1103873984953507439627945351144005829576
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Pubkey1 : 03f89639f43f72b56c7ce24e5318d48ab51d32f5fc44f3dbd95daa8f6b226930ee
Pubkey2 : 0337374e00a32eaf009e9946035c0e69085627b60a844637d2b958dd83bcfa4383
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Pubkey1 : 03c43e1f548b7ca6289b0e1d10b2cd7deb42e440ad5f45d40c7319a83d634fbb49
Pubkey2 : 03e851aab0a666f3abeff6ae70892d92f310bfeddbb519e5fb3359e3e040243def
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Pubkey1 : 03c0b9589f87091abf43266e642b6d7e482c29bb6f6b0a65adcb59970712f3e760 275968496238376859906986337786001457394 #3
Pubkey2 : 0307814838a8456397f0f7523300e07418da15484b169467bd74e7d1e5947e8981 551936992476753719813972675572002914788
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Pubkey1 : 03743a29c8ba3d85649c9db680a2f14745069347d5a4e6b60a51b029b4283c1b6c 275968496238376859906986337786001457393,5
Pubkey2 : 03e68922aa89e5afe2635c1767d88826b65c037dc319a7054abe0c3b6c583c89fd 551936992476753719813972675572002914787
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Pubkey1 : 022ea36030a2c14bfd87cc14cfb7cf34069c8aff1fb85e7ec736bd8a24b830ca6f
Pubkey2 : 03f89639f43f72b56c7ce24e5318d48ab51d32f5fc44f3dbd95daa8f6b226930ee
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Pubkey1 : 0379cfee58c27155d5829cdd41a7671db18ebf0cf08583bee107e8a46e5c4a6796
Pubkey2 : 0357f9bd66def366e5c3175298bb02d826a5fe8cebfc47ccee946cb9e744a1ddc5
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Pubkey1 : 037b78d0027677146d4a488ca2b11539600d5cae7a9bdcdcfd9f545b6b28b3a408
Pubkey2 : 03c43e1f548b7ca6289b0e1d10b2cd7deb42e440ad5f45d40c7319a83d634fbb49
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Pubkey1 : 0336170610d52aa3eb6726c6c7f64b5efcafb448f289ec1e698fcfad9458a3e0cc
Pubkey2 : 03603a1ba2f0a7d3a7a83de4792e9fa4a4f8f97a72d3baf1b0dbe2859828adf88d
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Pubkey1 : 0345cb25fe79c390b016907d2651b0461b6b497075c8914b841230565eb92efeff 137984248119188429953493168893000728697 #5
Pubkey2 : 03c0b9589f87091abf43266e642b6d7e482c29bb6f6b0a65adcb59970712f3e760 275968496238376859906986337786001457394
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Pubkey1 : 03660fd522be1007e6a46b2c619b709e1805f49d34df27c1ca8c8577b5bb157f5f 137984248119188429953493168893000728696,5
Pubkey2 : 03d41513aa79c17bdea6b6bfb2eae508375dcc23c7153bedc7cab4630156a3f3f3 275968496238376859906986337786001457393
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Pubkey1 : 0313ec6d248b30b0a413ad6da202c46b005f8a79d78eb120647be33fce6ec17e35
Pubkey2 : 03743a29c8ba3d85649c9db680a2f14745069347d5a4e6b60a51b029b4283c1b6c
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Pubkey1 : 036067b2ec4c6fb983d75b6190bdd7078148b953e9375e124f06b6ede2bf8f9889
Pubkey2 : 03580f807024a99c8115f022017ca5bb5fe120dfb4368e907f8cbf5b133b8594db
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Pubkey1 : 02602723303dcf64059e6fbaa150d5d7d6a439327c33b5d3312bade318d69b7948
Pubkey2 : 022ea36030a2c14bfd87cc14cfb7cf34069c8aff1fb85e7ec736bd8a24b830ca6f
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Pubkey1 : 02fb51f8648e77f6d90efab5feb25db087f2b7753fd1f1426360de2faedeffafca
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Pubkey1 : 02132f9f93aa9a3fd06fedbb97da7d0e4d424886f3ef75f73cd7f9c6b7ce9f9d11
Pubkey2 : 0379cfee58c27155d5829cdd41a7671db18ebf0cf08583bee107e8a46e5c4a6796
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Pubkey1 : 03d0cfc8da7eba74726d7a143252fb1622acaa8bc505a69f24a2f423bbd61d94f9
Pubkey2 : 02f67f01aaedbdb275b5ff07837675c67a72a2726088fbfdaa8a256a42086c55bc
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Pubkey1 : 0221982aa54bb15f090d9ec25e298acd9dbe4c950cf8a439941f41d577ab9eb4b3
Pubkey2 : 037b78d0027677146d4a488ca2b11539600d5cae7a9bdcdcfd9f545b6b28b3a408
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Pubkey1 : 039dc3dddd0e08fb09664230d63cbf76e08e8c7f3a3c1cb19e132ba2481c1885db
Pubkey2 : 024fd2f362a291a2a1933bc9ce6c2de3f136f7f7be726e33a4999cdea435068769
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Pubkey1 : 02b415b181a882f7c580bafb510cb9df922668a6e2a49ac44027992826a74d6220
Pubkey2 : 0336170610d52aa3eb6726c6c7f64b5efcafb448f289ec1e698fcfad9458a3e0cc
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Pubkey1 : 03404d103e2782e3a5a033ddf13afc9fdad4c185fbee44645c7f54376ee4951d23
Pubkey2 : 02400e5171ebb16ea7455f2b337231e2e986c755199b437734064b72266b275008
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Pubkey1 : 020920a874f2f85b2b51b7817b1b8adcd3d6706192666cb01f981a8a2e059c2b01 68992124059594214976746584446500364348.5
Pubkey2 : 0345cb25fe79c390b016907d2651b0461b6b497075c8914b841230565eb92efeff 137984248119188429953493168893000728697
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Pubkey1 : 03faf53be5b689b9fc0c5a7ba630a9d975d8e6d6c2f0d4779ebe6dfc5e25d6ea94 68992124059594214976746584446500364348 #10
Pubkey2 : 03eb1beda945b6ac8f84d7bddc7872bd478dcb1bc23221d1c694d9cee763803c04 137984248119188429953493168893000728696
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Pubkey1 : 0253b4b273358d992611749076c3ff3d07a355d10f506512dc1f7b14ed8f80f01a
Pubkey2 : 03660fd522be1007e6a46b2c619b709e1805f49d34df27c1ca8c8577b5bb157f5f
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Pubkey1 : 02725a8572ab4d87969c30041b17a0f62958fbcbb0a8a5152533266076bd64dcf5
Pubkey2 : 0344e01664765338a68dcd40e1d50e0fde578130bc962bbff6c80297452a4f270d
13
Point Doubling 1:
Pubkey1 : 030ff6068100423c2167fe777009b27cc0af336177621f96949d30b71cfc51aec4
Pubkey2 : 0313ec6d248b30b0a413ad6da202c46b005f8a79d78eb120647be33fce6ec17e35
14
Point Doubling 2:
Pubkey1 : 02e5a68e766f00d28eb89a245ddc32efbb0c644f22edf5c6453cfe764a813074bb
Pubkey2 : 03cb63d6a26ebc7ae15455fbf33b81f49c0dad39cf1c9040d502cd02c7f88c3222
15
Point Doubling 1:
Pubkey1 : 02033ef02d5c2146ef1f80b103ff22f51004ac92527cc4b39657d9474fa4662d54
Pubkey2 : 036067b2ec4c6fb983d75b6190bdd7078148b953e9375e124f06b6ede2bf8f9889
16
Point Doubling 2:
Pubkey1 : 025d86aa9498d9beb059f89df0d067c85a1cef6b5b3ed157dc8e50e182382e0aee
Pubkey2 : 03604a49a0800c7e7570dd78205aea0136602ec80e0d4879373c446e37c9031225
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1
Point Doubling 1:
Pubkey1 : 035ea229393436b4e854fe920acb310ead5243e8017730e69fbe99b99d205310bb
Pubkey2 : 02602723303dcf64059e6fbaa150d5d7d6a439327c33b5d3312bade318d69b7948
2
Point Doubling 2:
Pubkey1 : 0226f07eaf510cadd01c96902b7c50068c449508a17174427f6e111ec2726d3ef6
Pubkey2 : 035c55d5ff283580476b896c84d720815c1e9eb8cc35baaaaa341db88da8009026
3
Point Doubling 1:
Pubkey1 : 02cdb6414c07f24a78f33505ca576da8f5aafb5250d13ebd6d6c172b5746ec4aa1
Pubkey2 : 02fb51f8648e77f6d90efab5feb25db087f2b7753fd1f1426360de2faedeffafca
4
Point Doubling 2:
Pubkey1 : 03967331c259d04bed1e9a7c45719cf46ab65eb070d0663624a012ddd462edd9be
Pubkey2 : 03d27700868df621367db07330bf5935e608a054dade9f09c20559d5383afa8265
5
Point Doubling 1:
Pubkey1 : 0204a966b08de4fcfddb574c2f6fa7e3d0d5bdf3fa90d4edd8904f0810865ccabb
Pubkey2 : 02132f9f93aa9a3fd06fedbb97da7d0e4d424886f3ef75f73cd7f9c6b7ce9f9d11
6
Point Doubling 2:
Pubkey1 : 0292e8a99405eb6c2816738302c06bd13a47cdd7a9f46abaad85395bd15467bc13
Pubkey2 : 034821a15a183e92f4bb47b9007326407ff3217a003247f4beced895f1b74dfb17
7
Point Doubling 1:
Pubkey1 : 02e7e51cedffcd74c1eba034bbf73da8de140f39ff41da854f768517e6aa648634
Pubkey2 : 03d0cfc8da7eba74726d7a143252fb1622acaa8bc505a69f24a2f423bbd61d94f9
8
Point Doubling 2:
Pubkey1 : 027ed9bbe2e793805c48a1b6d91738365e289175d13a5a12953040a390e1563106
Pubkey2 : 03105a38549087c0144fff63ba49c2f5bc4c41637d4f39f2883f1f11299e93372c
9
Point Doubling 1:
Pubkey1 : 0389aead1d977ff7bd086fb21e36c397dd77dcc03c9fba2e5481ef5f568e36c828
Pubkey2 : 0221982aa54bb15f090d9ec25e298acd9dbe4c950cf8a439941f41d577ab9eb4b3
10
Point Doubling 2:
Pubkey1 : 028086bed3132dadd386151fbfd31af203cb023490b483cf7ad920548b76092798
Pubkey2 : 02f1fa7839121d9b5d87afd1393c9923d2b13af4a8e2a8d272c9a4dd8ea2cdb634
11
Point Doubling 1:
Pubkey1 : 03fbce2462276969dfb525f94c51013b1938b756ec69a0c6c24e784e5ef32c1cae
Pubkey2 : 039dc3dddd0e08fb09664230d63cbf76e08e8c7f3a3c1cb19e132ba2481c1885db
12
Point Doubling 2:
Pubkey1 : 03c7d5ffa902b0759d761177b380520a9e79c477781aa2366158dd61c36f15b5d7
Pubkey2 : 02fa5ca307a1e0d4747e0342c1da8aa89ec6c15e3703101f04ad1378daa9762f8a
13
Point Doubling 1:
Pubkey1 : 039799c48314942b0120df0a94809b1171e8f59d4ef244e040e642d317677c700b
Pubkey2 : 02b415b181a882f7c580bafb510cb9df922668a6e2a49ac44027992826a74d6220
14
Point Doubling 2:
Pubkey1 : 028446771ac9989bb9c651c894e72172c108ff267384b630d9ec9969d73b1c55a7
Pubkey2 : 037528ebc17b049869ebe11eb1103b99e6174de6c9ad9ef136c386ef6bef3a0399
15
Point Doubling 1:
Pubkey1 : 02d517d4e3b3d327543553bebd46dc2239f19300ee6da7ced229132ebc96dfdc7f
Pubkey2 : 03404d103e2782e3a5a033ddf13afc9fdad4c185fbee44645c7f54376ee4951d23
16
Point Doubling 2:
Pubkey1 : 03ce513b304380e3de0736e9d6d54677c65605521b7c0e2d420dd5f094f8b96f8c
Pubkey2 : 03308602112e9f25e58dac608b2e0d64c7b6e9c59370a885917a2b96b45318d8e8
17
Point Doubling 1:
Pubkey1 : 03c8380c06c4865da2815acc3908fc39c01ea1de1f144610cda8edb190b1b2f760
Pubkey2 : 020920a874f2f85b2b51b7817b1b8adcd3d6706192666cb01f981a8a2e059c2b01
18
Point Doubling 2:
Pubkey1 : 0363c19112e7d9f68b8f9e3fe7445227755286fa4f2c72513b83b8284a10ee031a
Pubkey2 : 03794baf86397e07d3ef2f045f95f54c05adc102a5eccf424b70d40ede1a78e573
19
Point Doubling 1:
Pubkey1 : 03dbd9007862096afc87b184596c7fda571814083b26f1af08bfdaede359bbac93 34496062029797107488373292223250182174 #19
Pubkey2 : 03faf53be5b689b9fc0c5a7ba630a9d975d8e6d6c2f0d4779ebe6dfc5e25d6ea94 68992124059594214976746584446500364348
20
Point Doubling 2:
Pubkey1 : 029003e4186d52b670cf7a34c33351e13593844dfc51c706a93dc15e8ae375fbaa 34496062029797107488373292223250182173.5
Pubkey2 : 037173b24effc07d5b18ff360b5b66bea2af4e0e4b5c808143377218de113dea0d 68992124059594214976746584446500364347
21
Point Doubling 1:
Pubkey1 : 03fde9a89404f35bb5c6782794d880e10839ca2505d3557a6a17b528a3581d7f8d
Pubkey2 : 0253b4b273358d992611749076c3ff3d07a355d10f506512dc1f7b14ed8f80f01a
22
Point Doubling 2:
Pubkey1 : 02b8c6c216e0eb6271c0b3420b66d40ae35cbe6926d39995471efb7d6852d8c07b
Pubkey2 : 037cf886bbf51a7f6f490bdfb7a428b1878db902f3e7cd812ab3b555ec923dcd9a
23
Point Doubling 1:
Pubkey1 : 024afd8b5a7bb2f7b88ea19590bf3992204164e31251134c0000628142dc25b5d6
Pubkey2 : 02725a8572ab4d87969c30041b17a0f62958fbcbb0a8a5152533266076bd64dcf5
24
Point Doubling 2:
Pubkey1 : 03591f5e617087053e3b900446b97e21c6e2fcfd7734aaeba6a0d4ef5c1c1f9640
Pubkey2 : 0371a1b2d7eda51f980cd8caf869416bb97acbbaa3eb5257495250c982c2163932
25
Point Doubling 1:
Pubkey1 : 02544823d7951336d88cf69ac25957b0ae0053c13ef6b9b41dbe38dee9bc51cf30
Pubkey2 : 030ff6068100423c2167fe777009b27cc0af336177621f96949d30b71cfc51aec4
26
Point Doubling 2:
Pubkey1 : 02156249910854dde78aa9ca7847919865f93951e2bcbadc9b86e8c99933fee8c4
Pubkey2 : 036690159107ce3bf1743b9c832bd45c81c2a102e7a1a43c8000e81219b732981f
27
Point Doubling 1:
Pubkey1 : 03b70fa5bb2996c11faa3c76674d1dcccfbd8b3591faa94ed4179b11433c91c37b
Pubkey2 : 02e5a68e766f00d28eb89a245ddc32efbb0c644f22edf5c6453cfe764a813074bb
28
Point Doubling 2:
Pubkey1 : 039317d95026db42fe977db38c618943c559387535a22e1c0f385d6d0a67671868
Pubkey2 : 03ebd15001d3acf3edbe9008ea3e6321c870e4e7aaf8c3d6c5c77bfa62fb8bb6f8
29
Point Doubling 1:
Pubkey1 : 03907dfdfcb2d8ce81489963d9e33b4c556e7115807c0035b617867989ad12bc58
Pubkey2 : 02033ef02d5c2146ef1f80b103ff22f51004ac92527cc4b39657d9474fa4662d54
30
Point Doubling 2:
Pubkey1 : 024117f9a1d70362f3cc010f9781187b9d61ffc680b4e06a0f93c930acee1f3263
Pubkey2 : 02af214b9ec6b2a79012874295bad4165ce1f57dc29c23e62b8a2ff097c547561d
31
Point Doubling 1:
Pubkey1 : 0255c468faad51e249a0d54ab7a4eb755e4936428872ba632aaabd8f11710c6459
Pubkey2 : 025d86aa9498d9beb059f89df0d067c85a1cef6b5b3ed157dc8e50e182382e0aee
32
Point Doubling 2:
Pubkey1 : 02b785f6cd662e51ed67daa66993f524205dbce32ae13ca93139de33d3e3b8ba13
Pubkey2 : 02ace006d02944727571f27962bd1c92ab178c33dfb25553fdbdeb4ca6bd737f27
Exponential pubkey for P130 after reduce to 125bits |
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If you had something else than screenshots in there I might be able to tell you why your number of keys/sec is low ok, as i tell split range to chunks do complete ECo in jacobian, then sha and ripemd baby steps, montgomery batch... optimize cuda to work with warps compare with hash from address both for compressed and uncompressed, so that is full search, no skip, no false positive/negative no missing ranges... and yes, if you skip sha and ripemd, if you know public key then can be handled for rtx 3080ti ~1-1.5Bk/s, with fast reject, 2/4 and if you know public address then not need to check compressed/uncompressed all is clear You can reach about 4Bk/sec on a 3080Ti, address checked, post sha and rmd. Without skipping any key. If you want feedback on your tool please post code and not screenshots. ok, you have it sha256-ripemd160.cu you ask for sha and ripemd, that is not cpu code... “Post sha and rmd” as in “after sha and rmd have been computed” Not “please post the sha and rmd code” |
I solved 67 and 68 using custom software distributing the load across ~25k GPUs. 4090 stocks speeds : ~8.1Bkeys/sec. Don’t challenge me technically if you know shit about fuck, I’ll ignore you. Same goes if all you can do is LLM reply.
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