[WTB] 18 Compressed Vanity Addresses [UPDATED 01/29/2014]

[Sammey]

I'm in need of the below case-sensitive vanity addresses. If interested just PM me for a my part public key.

We will use an escrow service or you can give me the addresses first. I will pay any fees toward an escrow service.

I will be paying http://coinpng.com/230a79c7.png Total (~$28 USD) or http://coinpng.com/334f5d90.png Each (~$1.56 USD)

You would need to use the modified version of vanitygen found here for Linux, there is also a pre-compiled version for Linux here, or a pre-compiled version for Windows found here.

List of Vanity Address Prefixes:
8x - 1BitCoin
5x - 1CoinBox
5x - 1BTCMine

Prefix difficulty: 873388193410 1BitCoin
Prefix difficulty: 873388193410 1CoinBox
Prefix difficulty: 873388193410 1BTCMine

New: There is now a http://coinpng.com/0d554260.png (~$7.50 USD) bonus if you happen to stumble upon an address with the prefix "1Savings" while searching for the others. However, if you do NOT find an address with the prefix "1Savings" but you can provide proof that you searched for the address you will still receive a http://coinpng.com/f0015ba0.png (~$2.50 USD) bonus!

Prefix difficulty: 51529903411245 1Savings


Thanks
-Sammey

[devthedev]

PMed.

Past work: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=347591.0

[deepceleron]

What are you paying per address/per find? You know that 1Savings is 59x harder than the others, there's a 13% chance I don't make it after two months of solid GPU?

>oclvanitygen -p0 -d0 1BitCoin
Difficulty: 873388193410
[17.02 Mkey/s][total 149422080][Prob 0.0%][50% in 9.9h]

>oclvanitygen -p0 -d0 1Savings
Difficulty: 51529903411245
[17.56 Mkey/s][total 351272960][Prob 0.0%][50% in 23.5d]

[devthedev]

What are you paying per address/per find? You know that 1Savings is 59x harder than the others, there's a 13% chance I don't make it after two months of solid GPU?

>oclvanitygen -p0 -d0 1BitCoin
Difficulty: 873388193410
[17.02 Mkey/s][total 149422080][Prob 0.0%][50% in 9.9h]

>oclvanitygen -p0 -d0 1Savings
Difficulty: 51529903411245
[17.56 Mkey/s][total 351272960][Prob 0.0%][50% in 23.5d]

All of them for .021, after looking at the difficulties I could only do a few because it would cost more in electricity to generate them then I'm receiving in Bitcoin.

[Sammey]

Bump! Reduced amount of addresses. Changed price to ~$21 USD in Bitcoin.

[Sammey]

Bumper Stickers...

[tsoPANos]

One question
Why would you trust someone to create a vanity address for you as he will know your private key?

[deepceleron]

One question
Why would you trust someone to create a vanity address for you as he will know your private key?

He isn't:

If interested just PM me for a my part public key.

I'll leave it as a fun adventure for you to figure out why.

[Colin Miner]

One question
Why would you trust someone to create a vanity address for you as he will know your private key?

Hint:

The technique used is Split Key Generation so there’s no risk of having your private key compromised.

[Sammey]

One question
Why would you trust someone to create a vanity address for you as he will know your private key?

He isn't:

If interested just PM me for a my part public key.

I'll leave it as a fun adventure for you to figure out why.

One question
Why would you trust someone to create a vanity address for you as he will know your private key?

Hint:

The technique used is Split Key Generation so there’s no risk of having your private key compromised.

One question
Why would you trust someone to create a vanity address for you as he will know your private key?

They pretty much summed it up.

[BawsyBoss]

It doesn't look like it's worth the electricity or the time.

[Sammey]

It doesn't look like it's worth the electricity or the time.

Thank you for your valuable feedback. I will take your price suggestion into consideration.   

[gadman2]

Currently doing this. Will have most done in ~50 hours.

[BITMIXER.IO]

Sammey, it is not secure. The third party who do the work for you will always know your private key and can always control generated addresses.

[devthedev]

Sammey, it is not secure. The third party who do the work for you will always know your private key and can always control generated addresses.

Are you familiar with split-key generation?

[gadman2]

Sammey, it is not secure. The third party who do the work for you will always know your private key and can always control generated addresses.

In a nutshell:

Person creates part private key and public key
Miner gets part public key
Miner mines address and gets a hashed result based from the part public key
Person 1 puts hashed result and part private key together to get the private key.
Profit. Miner will never know the private key of the address.

[BITMIXER.IO]

Oh, I'm sorry. I couldn't imagine that mining pool principle is used here too.

[deepceleron]

Oh, I'm sorry. I couldn't imagine that mining pool principle is used here too.

It has nothing to do with mining, except that work can be safely hired out.
The same concern was answered just above your post.

Well, now I know a site that I will never send any Bitcoins too, thanks for warning me...

[miaviator]

Will you payout per address or only for the whole lot?

Cause 7x1BitCoin doesn't sound rewarding...

[gadman2]

Will you payout per address or only for the whole lot?

Cause 7x1BitCoin doesn't sound rewarding...

Already did all addressed for him. He paid me well for each.