Bitcoin puzzle transaction ~32 BTC prize to who solves it

[kTimesG]

Why do you think LLMs are superior to human minds or expert knowledge? You're a lost case if you follow ChatGPT blindly.

I repeat: try it our yourself. Best and satisfying way to learn something.

I'm not following it blindly, nor would I follow a random person on a forum blindly. Since you're unable to elaborate I'll assume you don't know what you're talking about.

Did you just compare a human person that advised you EXACTLY what you have to do, with AI?

Let me tell you something: 48 billion EC operations take 5 seconds to complete on a RTX 4090.

So, who TF is the one that has no idea what he's talking about? You're being ridiculous, but lucky you, you're just the 5th guy today that deserves this medal.

I find it amazing that in just the first day of 2026 almost the entire things discussed in the last 10 years somehow all made a comeback: prefixes, suffixes, splitting, RBF, trolls, ECDLP non-senses, and AI-based idiots pretending to outsmart human beings.

It's no wonder this thread's basically a trash bin of idiocracy.

[sxiclub]

Thank you, I did google the service you named, but wasnt too sure what I was looking at.

Chatgpt is leading me to believe the reality is quite different. Are you saying a single GPU could solve the private key if the wallet address is known, the public key is known, and they know the 71 bit range of where the key is? Chatgpt seems to think it would take a lot longer than seconds. It stated to solve it there would be around 48 billion EC operations required, and a decent GPU doing kangaroo algo is still in the low millions.

People should stop using chatgpt this way. Chatgpt is a great tool for getting help with technical issues, but you need to have a very good understanding of the concept you're working on. If you don't, chatgpt won't help you with those concepts.

[jonematt]

Why do you think LLMs are superior to human minds or expert knowledge? You're a lost case if you follow ChatGPT blindly.

I repeat: try it our yourself. Best and satisfying way to learn something.

I'm not following it blindly, nor would I follow a random person on a forum blindly. Since you're unable to elaborate I'll assume you don't know what you're talking about.

Did you just compare a human person that advised you EXACTLY what you have to do, with AI?

Let me tell you something: 48 billion EC operations take 5 seconds to complete on a RTX 4090.

So, who TF is the one that has no idea what he's talking about? You're being ridiculous, but lucky you, you're just the 5th guy today that deserves this medal.

I find it amazing that in just the first day of 2026 almost the entire things discussed in the last 10 years somehow all made a comeback: prefixes, suffixes, splitting, RBF, trolls, ECDLP non-senses, and AI-based idiots pretending to outsmart human beings.

It's no wonder this thread's basically a trash bin of idiocracy.

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[ee1234ee]

While everyone is busy finding right way to get the prize maybe we should ask are these puzzle legitimate first?

Let's say I got the access to a single, found by me puzzle address and I will withdraw all btc's with an exchange into my bank acc - cash, and okay I managed to move coins physically but I think there is no clear saying that "whoever can crack it - coins belongs to this person" by the creator so at this point I cannot make it automatically legal because the puzzle is famous.

So the real question is did the person who posted (saatoshi_rising) the challenge actually control the coins when puzzle was made?...

I don't want to have frozen bank acc and sit in jail because the ownership could be questioned though-.-''

Don't get me wrong, but what is the first thing you do when you have ~half mill in your hands - you don't wait a micro second trying to verify if this is legal - looks yes but not enough clear statement so far. You just simply move coins to your wallet and likely to an exchange to cash them out and then what?

I don't know about you guys but I would likely want to purchase something using my bank acc, be transparent, legal you know...

If this cannot be enough explained then that increases risk of seizure to 100%, now is 20-30 likely.

What is the point of having such funds and not be able to use it legally?


saatoshi_rising - if you ever read this, we need you NOW.

Many people have already solved the puzzle, such as puzzle numbers 67, 68, 69, and 70. These people have already withdrawn their money and are enjoying the beach and fine wine. Are you still asking this question here? Haha