Large Bitcoin Collider (Collision Finders Pool)

[bitmafia]

Hi, Newbie here... can't seem to get past step No. 8, been getting
XS.c: loadable library and perl binaries are mismatched (got handshake key 0xdb80080, needed 0xde00080
Need help.

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[Gyrsur]

What happened to puzzle transaction #55? No trophy, no collision, just on to the next one?

Also if we are checking against bloom filter of known addresses with positive balances how are we specifically targeting any particular address ie any puzzle transaction at all? Is it the complexity of the private key that is supposedly wildly basic/uncomplex and therefore most likely to be the next find?

How often is directory.io updated? I still have some pages I'd like to check but I'm about ready for some new material

Just airing out my stupid for a little bit, thanks for the smax

The puzzle transaction transactions are a known quantity.  Each one uses one more bit in the private key.  Since LBC is sequentially searching the private key space they will eventually find each puzzle transaction as they search.  Finding each one is just a benchmark as LBC progresses through the private key space, that is all.  LBC is not looking for the puzzle transactions specifically.  It is just known that they will be found and approximately how long it will be till the next one is found.

directory.io is a joke.  It is not "updated" because it does not really exist in the sense of a database.  All it does is calculate the information on the fly.  When you enter a page number it just calculates all the information for that page at the time it presents the information to you.  There is no database.   But yes, you can enter a page number and it will calculate that page for you.

thank you for unmask a scammer which build directory.io!

[BurtW]

thank you for unmask a scammer which build directory.io!

I did not say it was a scam - because it is not a scam.

I said it was a joke - because it is a joke.

[nutildah]

I have to admit I enjoy rooting around on keys.lol and it is interesting to determine how they calculate what is going to be on each page. I would think in the unlikely event that somebody does come across a "green" entry, they have a tool that would automatically grab the key and import it into their own wallet.

If you know the first 90% of the key, you could theoretically use that website to find the last 10%... Even though it might still take days or months.

[FistBump]

Have you ever find any address with even a few satoshi in it? but lets assume that someday some one lucky enough finds one collision then what? next thing is going to take a few months or even years? this is like gathering thousands of keys and going on the street and test them one by one on every car and house to see if one of them could open a door to steal the car or steal from the house.

[nutildah]

Have you ever find any address with even a few satoshi in it? but lets assume that someday some one lucky enough finds one collision then what? next thing is going to take a few months or even years? this is like gathering thousands of keys and going on the street and test them one by one on every car and house to see if one of them could open a door to steal the car or steal from the house.

No never found anything. Of course there are empty yellow addresses scattered in the first 100 pages, and on the last page. But nobody ever leaves btc in them.

I liken the process to hunting for a specific atom on the moon.. Its like the world's worst lottery. Still, you can't win if you don't play.

[pinkflower]

Is rico666 still active in his development of this project? He left the Burst community in not so good terms but his and his team's cleaning up of the Burst codebase is appreciated. I would like to know what other projects hes been busy doing.

[pooya87]

If you know the first 90% of the key, you could theoretically use that website to find the last 10%... Even though it might still take days or months.

you mean knowing like this (~10% of it is missing):

Code:

5Kb8kLf9zgWQnogidDA76MzPL6TsZZY36hWXMssSzNydY******
5Kb8kLf9z*W*no*idDA7*MzPL6TsZZ*36hWXM*sSzNydYXYB9KF
E9873D79C6D87DC0FB6A5778633389F4453213303DA61F20BD67FC233AA3****
E98*3D79C6D8*DC0FB6A5778633*89F445321330*DA61F20BD67FC233AA33262

then you don't need that joke website and it definitely doesn't take days or months! it only takes less than a second if you know the address and if not it will be as fast as you can look up addresses which can again be seconds if you have a database or a little longer if you are calling an online API (like block explorers) to check each address.

[nutildah]

If you know the first 90% of the key, you could theoretically use that website to find the last 10%... Even though it might still take days or months.

you mean knowing like this (~10% of it is missing):

Code:

5Kb8kLf9zgWQnogidDA76MzPL6TsZZY36hWXMssSzNydY******
5Kb8kLf9z*W*no*idDA7*MzPL6TsZZ*36hWXM*sSzNydYXYB9KF
E9873D79C6D87DC0FB6A5778633389F4453213303DA61F20BD67FC233AA3****
E98*3D79C6D8*DC0FB6A5778633*89F445321330*DA61F20BD67FC233AA33262

then you don't need that joke website and it definitely doesn't take days or months! it only takes less than a second if you know the address and if not it will be as fast as you can look up addresses which can again be seconds if you have a database or a little longer if you are calling an online API (like block explorers) to check each address.

I'm just talking about using the keys.lol website. What are you talking about?

[unknownhostname]

this project is ded ... any other project like this around ?>

[Gyrsur]

thank you for unmask a scammer which build directory.io!

I did not say it was a scam - because it is not a scam.

I said it was a joke - because it is a joke.

directory.io is down, BTW. this site just created Bitcoin addresses (and private keys?) on the fly if a user requested a new page of directory.io.

let us not call it scam. instead let us call it spoofing.

[BurtW]

thank you for unmask a scammer which build directory.io!

I did not say it was a scam - because it is not a scam.

I said it was a joke - because it is a joke.

directory.io is down, BTW. this site just created Bitcoin addresses (and private keys?) on the fly if a user requested a new page of directory.io.

let us not call it scam. instead let us call it spoofing.

Yes, directory.io is down.  The more appropriately named keys.lol does the same thing.

[pooya87]

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I'm just talking about using the keys.lol website. What are you talking about?

i am talking about the fact that these sites have no usages!
you said "if you know 90% of the key you could use this site to find the rest" and i am telling you that it is a silly thing to do.

[nutildah]

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I'm just talking about using the keys.lol website. What are you talking about?

i am talking about the fact that these sites have no usages!
you said "if you know 90% of the key you could use this site to find the rest" and i am telling you that it is a silly thing to do.

That doesn't invalidate the fact that it can be used to derive private keys. Its just interesting to me the way in which the website generates the keys on each page. That's all I was saying.

[MM_MarioMichel]

Hi, Newbie here... can't seem to get past step No. 8, been getting
XS.c: loadable library and perl binaries are mismatched (got handshake key 0xdb80080, needed 0xde00080
Need help.

Try out a reboot and check if you installed all dependencies...

[bigvito19]

Finding an active wallet is hard, but not impossible. Every time you open a random page, you have a chance of finding someone else's fortune. BTC

[BurtW]

Finding an active wallet is hard, but not impossible. Every time you open a random page, you have a chance of finding someone else's fortune. BTC

Yes, everyone that believes this should spend all their time opening random pages and checking them.  That will keep the mathematically challenged busy and off this forum.

[DiamondCardz]

I know this is a bit of a gravedig but I want to bring this topic back up as I used to watch it as I was interested in it a couple years ago. When was the last time a private key was actually dug up on the pool? I see that it's clearly not dead, as the 24-hour performance is at 444.22MKeys/s right now, so there still is progress being made. The last update in the trophies page however was in 2017 which doesn't give me a lot of hope, as it went from a lot being found in 2017 to silence after that point.

So is this still actively being maintained? If so I might throw some resources at it.

[stergos4]

Hello, trying to receive email notifications when FOUND... hook-find using mutt.
When I run "mutt -s 'LBC - FOUND!!!' -- "myemail@gmail.com" < ~/Documents/LBC/FOUND.txt" I receive the email.
Problem is that I don't receive email when something found. I have created a file lbchook.sh and put inside as you mention to the manual the following code:

Code:

#!/bin/bash

mutt -s 'LBC - FOUND!!!' -- "myemail@gmail.com" < ~/Documents/LBC/FOUND.txt

Then make it executable "chmod +x lbchook.sh" and store it to LBC directory where the LBC perl is located.

When I test it using "./LBC -x" doesn't receive email. This is write 4 sample records, it should send the email right?

Should I move the file lbchook.sh at different location?
Can someone tell me what I am doing wrong please?

Thanks in advance!

[yytbch]

https://lbc.cryptoguru.org/static/blf/171125-2642d3b0bdf4ff2fb6828801a39da3d3.blf.bz2

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