cpuBitCrack

[Stroncow]

I wrote it in Python to find the Bitcoin private key. Can you edit the tool that I wrote in Python with a compilable software language? The only software language I know is Python, I believe it will be faster with C++.

To sum up;

In the 1st stage, divides the given range into percentages,
in stage 2 divides all intervals of stage 1 into percentages,
In stage 3 it searches for random numbers among all ranges of stage 2.

Prints the BULUNDU.txt file if there is a match at any stage.

https://github.com/sezginyildirim91/cpuBitCrack/blob/main/cpuBitCrack.py

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[NotATether]

You do realize that CPU address brute-forcing is almost as obsolete as cpu bitcoin mining right?

While these were good during the era where there were many loaded brainwallets and low-hanging targets, it all has been long exhausted.

Merely switching to a faster language won't improve performance noticeably enough, it's a matter of what hardware it's being run on.

[fxsniper]

you script is slow work because it work only on 1 core CPU or 1 thread
try check on talk manager and show CPU core work

try copy method from this script
https://github.com/Xefrok/BitBruteForce-Wallet/blob/master/seekanddestroy.py

it work on all cpu core by using python multi process multi thread work

[a.a]

This is somehow a step backwards...


I mean, even forking from Brainflayer would have been OK, I guess...

[dextronomous]

hi there,. guys Stroncow nice coding.
you made that one ? random mode maybe. nice piece, working as supposed i guess.
l think this one with gpu would be a nice one.

[Stroncow]

hi there,. guys Stroncow nice coding.
you made that one ? random mode maybe. nice piece, working as supposed i guess.
l think this one with gpu would be a nice one.

Yes, I coded it. That's what I'm talking about too, I'm somewhat familiar with the python language. Therefore, I do not know any coding language professionally. I'd go for a GPU version if I knew.

[NotATether]

hi there,. guys Stroncow nice coding.
you made that one ? random mode maybe. nice piece, working as supposed i guess.
l think this one with gpu would be a nice one.

Yes, I coded it. That's what I'm talking about too, I'm somewhat familiar with the python language. Therefore, I do not know any coding language professionally. I'd go for a GPU version if I knew.

Yeah, that's the thing about coding GPU solvers unfortunately. The barrier to entry is so high because of the lack of accessible tutorials (not NVIDIA's or OpenCL's documentation) and the expensive specialized hardware required to run them on in many cases can only be rented on a few sites.

[ymgve2]

It seems like this script builds other scripts which is then executed. I can assure you, it is NOT faster than C++. Even un-optimized Brainflayer can reach speeds of 100000 addresses per second, what's your benchmark?

edit: After looking more at the script I have no idea WTF this garbage is. It doesn't do any EC operations, and refers to functions that are not defined in the source. It also uses REGULAR EXPRESSIONS to check if it found a match, which is like hitting a screw with a rubber hammer.

[a.a]

It is using https://pypi.org/project/bit/ as library, which does all the calculations. But yeah, I guess that OP does not even know python enough to be called a coder. I mean... he basically concatenates a program which then is called by exec. 

[Stroncow]

It seems like this script builds other scripts which is then executed. I can assure you, it is NOT faster than C++. Even un-optimized Brainflayer can reach speeds of 100000 addresses per second, what's your benchmark?

edit: After looking more at the script I have no idea WTF this garbage is. It doesn't do any EC operations, and refers to functions that are not defined in the source. It also uses REGULAR EXPRESSIONS to check if it found a match, which is like hitting a screw with a rubber hammer.

It is using https://pypi.org/project/bit/ as library, which does all the calculations. But yeah, I guess that OP does not even know python enough to be called a coder. I mean... he basically concatenates a program which then is called by exec. 

I perceived your criticisms as insulting. These must be your psychological reflections. I already said I'm a beginner above, if you don't like it, leave it and go

[a.a]

According to human rights a critique does not need to be nice. Even harsh words are acceptable.

I guess you are such a person that thinks that everything what he does has to be commented nicely and if not, it is personally insulting and then you conclude that the critique is void.

On the contrary... Where would we be when harsh critique would be void? I mean Bitcoin is a huge fuck you to the Fiat and banking system.

So to be honest, your program is indeed garbage. Take the critique like a man and use it as a chance to personally grow and motivation to learn programming. But don't whine when your garbage is classified as the garbage it is... We see here professional coding which is a magnitude of a million better than your "code".

[Stroncow]

According to human rights a critique does not need to be nice. Even harsh words are acceptable.

I guess you are such a person that thinks that everything what he does has to be commented nicely and if not, it is personally insulting and then you conclude that the critique is void.

On the contrary... Where would we be when harsh critique would be void? I mean Bitcoin is a huge fuck you to the Fiat and banking system.

So to be honest, your program is indeed garbage. Take the critique like a man and use it as a chance to personally grow and motivation to learn programming. But don't whine when your garbage is classified as the garbage it is... We see here professional coding which is a magnitude of a million better than your "code".

I didn't try to convince anyone that he was good anyway I understand your criticism, but it's very unfounded. I've been trying different things and I've shared this here. You want to see only the best on the stage, I understood this place very well.

[a.a]

What is unfounded??? Please stop ignoring the critique:

The code is concatting a string and exec(using) it.

This is garbage.

[Stroncow]

Additionally, you can install PyPy (https://www.pypy.org/) which could improve the performance without change single line of your code. After install PyPy, you can use it to run your code using this command

Code:

pypy3 cpuBitCrack.py

Thank you for your suggestion.

What is unfounded??? Please stop ignoring the critique:

The code is concatting a string and exec(using) it.

This is garbage.

Ok bro, I already know it's garbage. I wish you a utopian world

[a.a]

Hahaha

https://github.com/albertobsd/keyhunt/issues/75

Is it possible to add the tool I wrote with Python to Keyhunt? I think it will be more advantageous compared to faster and sequential search.

The balls to suggest that to a serious repo/developer 

[Stroncow]

Hahaha

https://github.com/albertobsd/keyhunt/issues/75

Is it possible to add the tool I wrote with Python to Keyhunt? I think it will be more advantageous compared to faster and sequential search.

The balls to suggest that to a serious repo/developer 

You really have a child's mind.