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July 28, 2020, 05:29:03 PM
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For those who do not believe the keys are random: what would be the next value?



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July 28, 2020, 05:50:14 PM
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For those who do not believe the keys are random: what would be the next value?


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July 28, 2020, 06:22:21 PM
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Precisely it will be:
<8000000000000000/7cce5efdaccf6808, ffffffffffffffff/7cce5efdaccf6808>

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another search option, but not fast  Grin

each of the 3 according to their position...

i.e 2^... trimming and structuring from smallest to largest, so that all sets are completely filled from 1 to 1000, from 1 to 1000000 etc.

2 numbers

970
  
436
  
974
  
005
6 05 0 0 1
51 50 1 1 0
  
023
  
690
  
481

3 numbers

970
80 079 2 1 0
98 097 1 2 0
710 709 2 0 1
791 790 1 0 2
908 907 0 2 1
971 970 0 1 2
  
436
347 346 1 0 2
365 364 2 0 1
437 436 0 1 2
464 463 0 2 1
635 634 2 1 0
644 643 1 2 0
  
974
480 479 2 1 0
498 497 1 2 0
750 749 2 0 1
795 794 1 0 2
948 947 0 2 1
975 974 0 1 2
  
005
6 005 0 0 2
16 015 0 0 2
26 025 0 0 2
36 035 0 0 2
46 045 0 0 2
51 050 0 0 1
52 051 0 0 1
53 052 0 0 1
54 053 0 0 1
55 054 0 0 1
56 055 0 0 1
57 056 0 0 1
58 057 0 0 1
59 058 0 0 1
60 059 0 0 1
66 065 0 0 2
76 075 0 0 2
86 085 0 0 2
96 095 0 0 2
106 105 1 1 2
151 150 2 2 1
206 205 1 1 2
251 250 2 2 1
306 305 1 1 2
351 350 2 2 1
406 405 1 1 2
451 450 2 2 1
501 500 1 1 0
502 501 1 1 0
503 502 1 1 0
504 503 1 1 0
505 504 1 1 0
506 505 1 1 0
507 506 1 1 0
508 507 1 1 0
509 508 1 1 0
510 509 1 1 0
511 510 2 2 0
521 520 2 2 0
531 530 2 2 0
541 540 2 2 0
551 550 2 2 0
561 560 2 2 0
571 570 2 2 0
581 580 2 2 0
591 590 2 2 0
606 605 1 1 2
651 650 2 2 1
706 705 1 1 2
751 750 2 2 1
806 805 1 1 2
851 850 2 2 1
906 905 1 1 2
951 950 2 2 1
  
023
24 023 0 1 2
33 032 0 2 1
204 203 1 0 2
231 230 2 0 1
303 302 1 2 0
321 320 2 1 0
  
690
70 069 1 2 0
97 096 2 1 0
610 609 0 2 1
691 690 0 1 2
907 906 2 0 1
961 960 1 0 2
  
481
149 148 1 2 0
185 184 2 1 0
419 418 0 2 1
482 481 0 1 2
815 814 2 0 1
842 841 1 0 2

or 6 numbers

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count = 0

v = []
S=[]

Nn =['970', '436', '974', '005', '023', '690', '481'] #970 436 974 005 023 690 481
for elem in Nn:
    h1 = elem #970436974005023690481 108717677802902655490863978809014617508706260176761067916188909553243434167589
    print("   ")
    print(elem)
    g1 = ([h1[i:i + 1] for i in range(0, len(h1), 1)])


    g = g1





    i = 256
    while i <= 10000:
        a=pow(2,i)
        b = str(a)[1:6]
        v.append(b)
        i=i+1

    j = set(v)
    jj = sorted(j)
    for elem in jj:
        count += 1
        if g[0] in elem:
            if g[1] in elem:
                if g[2] in elem:
                    
                    print(count,elem,elem.index(g[0]),elem.index(g[1]),elem.index(g[2]))
                    j = (elem,elem.index(g[0]),elem.index(g[1]),elem.index(g[2]))
                    S.append(j)
                    #print(sorted(S))
        #print(elem)
    
    count = 0


well, we get at 3 numbers combinations 0 0 0 2 2 2, at 6 nembers 0 0 0 4 4 4. 2x2x2=8 8x8x8x8x8x8x8 = 2097152,  4x4x4 = 64 64x64x64x64x64x64x64 = 44392781971456

at 3 numbers the spread is large for step by step
at 6 nembers less spread but more combinations 0 0 0 4 4 4.

that is, the search looks like this

970
530 04739 4 2 0
  
436
516 04639 1 3 2
  
974
530 04739 4 2 1
  
005
500 04507 0 0 2
  
023
584 05236 0 2 3

690
516 04639 2 4 0

481  
511 04581 1 3 4

from 500 to 600 step by step 100×100×100×100×100×100×100 = 100000000000000
  
maybe can get something out of this...

or for 22 pz. lenght 0 1, 10×10×10×10×10×10×10×10×10×10×10= 100000000000

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count = 0

v = []
S=[]

      
h2 = ("9704369740050236904811") #970436974005023690481 108717677802902655490863978809014617508706260176761067916188909553243434167589
g2 = ([h2[i:i + 1] for i in range(0, len(h2), 1)])

Nn =g2 #970 436 974 005 023 690 481
for elem in Nn:
    h1 = elem #970436974005023690481 108717677802902655490863978809014617508706260176761067916188909553243434167589
    print("   ")
    print(elem)
    g1 = ([h1[i:i + 1] for i in range(0, len(h1), 1)])


    g = g1





    i = 256
    while i <= 10000:
        a=pow(2,i)
        b = str(a)[1:3]
        v.append(b)
        i=i+1

    j = set(v)
    jj = sorted(j)
    for elem in jj:
        count += 1
        if g[0] in elem:
            
                
            if count >= 50:
                if count <= 60:
                    
                    print(count,elem,elem.index(g[0]))
                    j = (elem,elem.index(g[0]))
                    S.append(j)
                    #print(sorted(S))
        #print(elem)
    
    count = 0

9
50 49 1
60 59 1
  
7
58 57 1
  
0
51 50 1
  
4
50 49 0
55 54 1
  
3
54 53 1
  
6
57 56 1
  
9
50 49 1
60 59 1
  
7
58 57 1
  
4
50 49 0
55 54 1
  
0
51 50 1
  
0
51 50 1
  
5
51 50 0
52 51 0
53 52 0
54 53 0
55 54 0
56 55 0
57 56 0
58 57 0
59 58 0
60 59 0
  
0
51 50 1
  
2
53 52 1
  
3
54 53 1
  
6
57 56 1
  
9
50 49 1
60 59 1
  
0
51 50 1
  
4
50 49 0
55 54 1
  
8
59 58 1
  
1
52 51 1
  
1
52 51 1

if I think correctly 2 positions 0 and 1 for 11 seats calculated as 2×2×2×2×2×2×2×2×2×2×2=2048, by 10 step by step, 10×10×10×10×10×10×10×10×10×10×10= 100000000000,  2048×100000000000 = 204800000000000.

204800000000000
vs
9999999999999999999999

although need 10 hike 22 multiply(( but anyway an interesting result from 50 to 60, from 0 to 10 another result.

111111101111111         119666659114170         32639
111111111111111         191206974700443         32767
111111110111010         409118905032525         32698
111111111111111         611140496167764         32767
1101111010101111        2058769515153876        57007
1111110111111111        4216495639600700        65023
1111111111111111        6763683971478124        65535
1111100111111111        9974455244496707        63999
11110111111111111       30045390491869460       126975  
11111111111111010       44218742292676575       131066
111110101111111111      138245758910846492      257023  
111111111111111111      199976667976342049      262143
010111111101111111      525070384258266191      98175
1110111101111111111     1135041350219496382     490495
1110111011111101111     1425787542618654982     489455
1111111011011111111     3908372542507822062     521983
1111111111011111111     8993229949524469768     524031
11011111111111111100    30568377312064202855    917500
111111111110111111111   970436974005023690481   2096639
11011111111111111111111 22538323240989823823367 7340031

...
4
50 49 0
55 54 1
...
such can be considered by 1
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August 29, 2020, 03:04:33 AM
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can you please share a python program to find private key from public key using baby giant step method
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September 01, 2020, 03:09:58 PM
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can you please share a python program to find private key from public key using baby giant step method


https://github.com/JeanLucPons/BSGS
https://github.com/JeanLucPons/BSGS/releases/download/1.1/BSGS.exe
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September 03, 2020, 07:30:09 PM
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If someone eventually managed to brute force Puzzle 64 (and beyond) can't someone who's monitoring the keys just use Pollard Kangaroo once the public key is broadcasted and also sweep it with a higher transaction fee since double spending is still an issue with Bitcoin?
If thats the case how can you prevent someone from sweeping the same key if you both became aware of the private key?
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September 04, 2020, 07:08:52 AM
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It's so amazing how long this puzzle has stood the test of time compared to that puzzle that was just published by MrBeast the other week that got solved in all of 9 hours for less money and took like $250k to develop, apparently.




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September 04, 2020, 01:11:52 PM
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can you please share a python program to find private key from public key using baby giant step method


https[Suspicious link removed]

Thanks Bigvito. Its helpful.
Can you please share the same program in python
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can you please share a python program to find private key from public key using baby giant step method


https[Suspicious link removed]

Thanks Bigvito. Its helpful.
Can you please share the same program in python


Oh I forgot about this one is in python, this was last updated last year.

https://github.com/Telariust/pollard-kangaroo
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BTCBTCI think the best existing tool currently is yours or otherwise private. I would think the best way would be to modify (ocl)vanitygen according to BurtW's suggestion. You would need to limit the random number generator to a certain amount of bits and keep the rest.
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September 08, 2020, 10:41:27 PM
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Thank you so much for this offer, but we don't know how we will trust you!
There are many scammers on the internet, and they always have attractive offers.

32 BTC is a lot of money, maybe you can give us some info about you so that we can trust you.
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September 09, 2020, 01:15:58 AM
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Thank you so much for this offer, but we don't know how we will trust you!
There are many scammers on the internet, and they always have attractive offers.

32 BTC is a lot of money, maybe you can give us some info about you so that we can trust you.

All the info you need is on the first post, but you will need to read it.

I can help you to restore/recover your wallet or password.
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-snip-
32 BTC is a lot of money, maybe you can give us some info about you so that we can trust you.

In fact, 32BTC was the old total bounty reward. The current amount is approximately 100BTC  Wink

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 #1435

Is there any point in this option (geometric).

take a circle ,top right 000,001,002,003 ... left 999,998,997 ...

                   000
             999        001
         998                002
    997                          003    
 ...                                    ....      


21 num length

970 436 974 005 023 690 481

by age

005 023 436 481 690 970 974

and connect the points in a circle.

angles are obtained, not less than 90 degrees (or a jump from 481 690 970 gives an acute angle? check who has the software at hand for this)

                          
                90      (working space degrees)
                 |                
                 |
___________|___________ 180

and that 90×90×90×90×90×90×90= 47829690000000 iterate step by step (for mixing).

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Hi, can someone provide the code for searching #64? I am not a programmer, so I don't know any code. I just downloaded python and I would appreciate it if anyone can provide it.
I also only own an old computer. I am just someone who wants to try my luck.
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Hi, can someone provide the code for searching #64? I am not a programmer, so I don't know any code. I just downloaded python and I would appreciate it if anyone can provide it.
I also only own an old computer. I am just someone who wants to try my luck.
Here in the topics you have already sorted out all the possible options, you can try https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5244940.1320 some kind of kangaroo is jumping somewhere...

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So this means only a computer genius that eats programs who can solve it? Lucky for you guys to crack it as it has huge rewards waiting to be claimed. I wonder if there were puzzles out there that does not require any computer skills just to crack it. Someone like me will surely cannot solve puzzles like this.

You could be just lucky and solve one of the wallets ) For example, for 64bit wallet you need only 64 "0"s or "1"s, and with luck you can find the correct private key  Grin

32BTC is a lot of money maybe I will have to find ways to participate and this is fun because the odds of me cracking it is so high maybe thousand times. 😅

It is not 32BTC, it is 100BTC at the moment. And it is not stored on one wallet, it is distributed between several wallets depending on the bit security (for 64bit wallet there is 0.64BTC, for 135bit wallet there is 1.35BTC, and so on)

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This game has been active for a long time now & still nobody can solve the puzzle. I’ve tried myself half-heartedly but I’m not tech gifted enough. I’m starting to think this prize will never be claimed, certainly not any time soon.

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October 13, 2020, 05:29:01 PM
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So this means only a computer genius that eats programs who can solve it? Lucky for you guys to crack it as it has huge rewards waiting to be claimed. I wonder if there were puzzles out there that does not require any computer skills just to crack it. Someone like me will surely cannot solve puzzles like this. 32BTC is a lot of money maybe I will have to find ways to participate and this is fun because the odds of me cracking it is so high maybe thousand times. 😅

Another puzzle that doesn't require any computer skills.
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https://www.blockchain.com/id/btc/address/1KfZGvwZxsvSmemoCmEV75uqcNzYBHjkHZ


Any other information for this? I haven't been able to find it anywhere else.
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