Searching Vanitygen with seed + passphrase generator (CUDA GPU Mode)

[unamic]

Hey everyone, as the title describes I'm looking for something like vanitygen that generates not only the private key but also a seed of 12, or 24 words length if necessary also with passphrase.

Important is also that everything runs with a Nvidia RTX 3XXX / 4XXX and creates multiple formats, BTC, ETH, LTC, DOGE...

I had found something on Github which is already very nice with GUI:
https://github.com/adrijano/Bitcoin-wallet-cracker

Even if it is actually a Bitcoin cracker, something like this is also suitable for generating wallets and the pattern like "1Love" can be found via search.
If you can write the whole thing automatically into a file or directly as CSV with columns, that would be perfect.

Maybe there is already something in the direction, a GUI is nice but not necessarily necessary, the seeds and passphrase I find more important.

[odolvlobo]

I think what you are trying to find is something like vanitygen, except that it searches mnemonics instead of private keys.

More specifically, you want something that will generate a mnemonic phrase such one of the first addresses in the derivation path matches the pattern, given an optional passphrase, a derivation path and a pattern.

[unamic]

I am looking for something that creates a 12 or 24 seed long seed by GPU, at best with passphrase and is swapped out to a file.

[nc50lc]

I had found something on Github which is already very nice with GUI:
https://github.com/adrijano/Bitcoin-wallet-cracker

Even if it is actually a Bitcoin cracker, something like this is also suitable for generating wallets and the pattern like "1Love" can be found via search.
If you can write the whole thing automatically into a file or directly as CSV with columns, that would be perfect.

You can't use the Mnemonic generated by that tool in almost all Bitcoin wallets.
I checked it and the first step is quite good which generates a random set of words from "BIP0039.txt" and then set random a 'BIP39 passphrase' from your "password list.txt".
However, it generates the address from the first half of the seed derived from the above (used as PrvKey) instead of deriving a master private key and extended keys using the standard derivation paths.

Plus, I can't find a way to search vanity addresses with it.
It's totally meant for cracking and its mnemonic is just a way to generate entropy, not for wallet generation purposes.

[unamic]

I had found something on Github which is already very nice with GUI:
https://github.com/adrijano/Bitcoin-wallet-cracker

Even if it is actually a Bitcoin cracker, something like this is also suitable for generating wallets and the pattern like "1Love" can be found via search.
If you can write the whole thing automatically into a file or directly as CSV with columns, that would be perfect.

You can't use the Mnemonic generated by that tool in almost all Bitcoin wallets.
I checked it and the first step is quite good which generates a random set of words from "BIP0039.txt" and then set random a 'BIP39 passphrase' from your "password list.txt".
However, it generates the address from the first half of the seed derived from the above (used as PrvKey) instead of deriving a master private key and extended keys using the standard derivation paths.

Plus, I can't find a way to search vanity addresses with it.
It's totally meant for cracking and its mnemonic is just a way to generate entropy, not for wallet generation purposes.

That means the script is not a good way to generate a wallet that i use for finanical stuff? but have the script, if i use 24 words a lower entropy with the wallet applications that use bip39? i mean every 24 words have same entropy?

[nc50lc]

-snip- but have the script, if i use 24 words a lower entropy with the wallet applications that use bip39? i mean every 24 words have same entropy?

I don't get what you mean but, in simple words: the 24words that you've created with that tool wont restore the same address it generated if imported to any wallet.

That means the script is not a good way to generate a wallet that i use for finanical stuff?

If you use the tool in a secure environment like in an Air-Gap machine, then using the WIF private key it generated is secure enough.
But based from the OP and title, it's not the tool that you're looking for since you can't use the mnemonic and BIP39 passphrase.