Intention Project - Decentralized Private Key Recovery Algorithm [Proposal]

[imalaca1124]

What if Bitcoin private keys could be recovered securely and decentralized, without brute force or compromising the network's cryptography?

After five years of research and development, I present the "Intention Project" — an advanced cryptographic approach designed to revolutionize the way we protect and recover lost keys in the Bitcoin ecosystem.

The Intention Project is a decentralized private key recovery protocol. It does not rely on brute force methods or discrete logarithm attacks. Instead, it introduces a new cryptographic mechanism based on the simultaneous analysis of scalar multipliers and distributed intention mapping.

This approach enables secure key recovery, offering a solution for users who have lost access to their Bitcoin funds without weakening the cryptographic foundation of the network.

Billions of dollars in Bitcoin have been lost due to forgotten or misplaced private keys. Current solutions rely on brute force or are not feasible at scale.

The Intention Project provides a new alternative: safe, decentralized, and effective recovery of lost keys. This innovation strengthens Bitcoin's usability and resilience.

The algorithm's theoretical foundations and simulations are nearly complete. We are entering the final stage of controlled testing.

The next steps involve securing resources for large-scale tests and eventual mainnet integration. We are currently seeking collaborators, cryptographic experts, and early-stage supporters.

- Collaborators passionate about cryptography and Bitcoin.
- Feedback from the community to improve and validate the protocol.
- Sponsors or investors interested in supporting this innovation at an early stage.

Everyone is welcome to join this transformative initiative.

Thank you for supporting decentralized innovation.

🔒 Intention Project - Decentralized Key Recovery Algorithm [Proposal]

🌐 Website: github.io[/url] (Under development) 
✉️ Contact: intentionproject@proton.me 

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🚀 What is Intention Project?

The Intention Project is a cryptographic revolution that breaks everything you thought you knew about Bitcoin security and lost key recovery. 
For over five years, founders Imalaca and EntropySeeker have been working quietly on an algorithm capable of the impossible: recovering lost private keys without brute force, without compromising the network, and without sacrificing decentralization.

Intention is the world’s first system that does not search randomly. Instead, it uses a method called Distributed Intentional Inference, combining mathematical projection maps with advanced probability models. 
What once seemed irrecoverable can now be restored with pinpoint accuracy.

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🧠 How does it work?

While traditional methods rely on luck or brute computational force, Intention identifies natural intention patterns behind key creation, using advanced mathematics to reduce a universe of possibilities to a focused point of high probability.

When a user requests recovery, Intention doesn’t explore randomly: 
it reconstructs the mental and mathematical map that led to the original private key, cross-referenced through a distributed model operating in secure environments.

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🛡️ "Vuelta" Module: Theft Protection

What if someone steals your funds? 
That’s where our "Vuelta" system comes into play.

Vuelta is a hidden protocol that can be embedded into compatible wallets. 
If unauthorized movements are detected (such as someone accessing your funds without your knowledge), a programmed recovery sequence is triggered, forwarding the assets to a new secure address owned by the rightful user.

Think of it as an immune system for your wallet: silent, vigilant, and ready to act when necessary.

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🌍 Historical Examples: When Technology Achieved the Impossible

- Recovering Neanderthal DNA was once thought impossible; today we study it from simple saliva samples.
- Bitcoin itself was mocked at first — money without banks, governments, or physical backing — today it powers global economies.
- The Nazi Enigma code seemed unbreakable until Alan Turing changed the course of history.

Now, it's Intention's turn. 
What was once called "irreversible" or "lost forever" in Bitcoin… is no longer the case.

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🤝 Why Participate?

- Support one of the boldest technologies since Bitcoin's creation.
- If you ever lose your private key, you won’t be doomed anymore.
- Invest early in a solution with the potential to profoundly impact the crypto ecosystem.
- Help protect thousands, maybe millions, of users from catastrophic losses.

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📄 Whitepaper

Read the technical foundations, project phases, controlled test results, and the roadmap to bring Intention safely and ethically to Bitcoin Mainnet.

(Whitepaper coming soon.)

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💸 Donations and Investment | Official Wallets

Support the development and be part of the Intention revolution. 
Every contribution —whether donation or early investment— pushes this technology forward.

Bitcoin (BTC): 

Code:

bc1qyapqu6q38zc5w0zk74jz0nvhwfk2wzx2kznsa6

Ethereum / Binance Smart Chain / USDT (ERC20): 

Code:

0x04664e23e20536cc734b5db5ac653c2c19c84f68

Each contribution is a seed helping this innovation to grow.

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🎥 Video Presentation

Watch our video on YouTube (coming soon).

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📬 Contact and Social Media

✉️ Official email: intentionproject@proton.me 
🌐 Website: In development github.io[/url] 
🐦 X (Twitter): (Coming soon) 
👾 Reddit: (Coming soon)

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💥 Investment Opportunity

We are raising $50,000 to complete the final phase of development and safely conduct mainnet testing. 
Early backers will have priority access to licensing recovery services and wallet integrations with the "Vuelta" module.

Join us and make history together.

❓ Why hasn't a real demonstration been made yet on Bitcoin Mainnet?

This is a crucial and very valid question. 
The answer must be honest, transparent, and focused on the logic behind our controlled development decisions.

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Main Answer:

We fully understand the concern regarding demonstrating the algorithm directly on a real Bitcoin wallet on mainnet. 
At this stage, it would neither be prudent nor ethical to attempt direct key recovery on mainnet without completing and thoroughly validating the final phase of development.

Trying to recover a real private key without absolute certainty could have unpredictable consequences, not only risking the public perception of the project but also affecting Bitcoin network integrity itself.

For this reason, we have spent the last five years in deep technical development within a controlled environment. 
We have built a simulated test network (testnet) that accurately replicates the conditions of Bitcoin's network, allowing us to analyze the core behavior of the algorithm safely.

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⚙️ How does Intention Algorithm work?

The heart of Intention is revolutionary: 
It does not attack the discrete logarithm directly, but neutralizes it through a combination of advanced mathematical techniques. 
This is not brute force, nor luck-based guessing, but a fully new model.

Core components of the system:

- Dimensional Scalar Map: A multidimensional structure representing all possible scalar multipliers over Bitcoin’s base point G simultaneously, dramatically reducing the search space.
- Mathematical Superposition: Structured superposition of multiple potential states, quickly eliminating dead-end paths and reinforcing converging solutions.
- Natural Computational Distribution: Extends scanning across distributed nodes without needing artificial mining or massive computational power.
- Discrete Logarithm Neutralization: Instead of solving the classic discrete log problem, Intention mathematically reshapes the problem into a space where it ceases to be a barrier, using a method centered around the Blind Spot.

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🔎 What is the Blind Spot?

The Blind Spot is a specific mathematical coordinate where the private-public key relationship becomes transparently reversible under strict conditions.

- It is not a backdoor.
- It does not weaken Bitcoin’s elliptic curve.
- It does not affect unrelated addresses.

Only certain lost keys, under highly specific parameters known to the system, can be recovered through this method.

It is similar, conceptually, to how Shor's algorithm redefines problems in quantum computing — not by brute forcing them, but by altering their structure.

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✅ What has already been demonstrated?

In our controlled testnet environment, we have successfully demonstrated:

- Accurate data processing and analysis comparable to Bitcoin's real network.
- Successful recovery of 'lost' private keys within defined simulation parameters.
- Effective dimensional scalar mapping to drastically reduce search space.
- Predictable and mathematically sound interaction with the Blind Spot.

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💰 Why is the $50,000 final investment necessary?

This investment will fund:

- Algorithm optimization for real mainnet conditions.
- Robust security implementations.
- Safe, monitored mainnet trials (using wallets without real funds).
- Development of user-facing services and recovery interfaces.

Zero-risk strategy: 
We will not expose real wallets until an extremely high success threshold is achieved under strict conditions.

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In summary:

- The algorithm is already theoretically and functionally validated in an advanced simulation.
- It is based on solid mathematical foundations that redefine the discrete log approach.
- It does not compromise Bitcoin security; it only acts within controlled parameters.
- The investment will bring this innovation safely and ethically to the Bitcoin mainnet.

[askii]

This is just absurd - do you have anything to show for "5 years" of working on this?

Outside of your ridiculous claims of an ECC destroying breakthrough, your post is filled with technical buzzwords and no actual explanation of how your project could possibly work (it can't ). Almost nothing that you've written makes any sense - show some code or maybe literally anything before asking for $50,000

[imalaca1124]

Thank you for your comment.

I fully understand that in a field as critical as Bitcoin and ECC, skepticism is essential. Therefore, I will respond clearly and technically:

The project does not intend to "break" ECC or use brute force. It operates through a topological reinterpretation of the private-public key space, based on:

Multidimensional Scalar Mapping: simultaneous representation of multiple scalar multipliers within the group generated by G, the secp256k1 base point. This mapping reduces the search problem in a non-sequential way, treating complete regions as correlated blocks rather than isolated elements.

Structured Mathematical Superposition: a technique that logically combines geometric trajectories in scalar space, analogous in abstraction to quantum entanglement but performed entirely in classical domains.

Identification of the Blind Spot: a specific geometric region where the key generation function (scalar multiplication) presents a partial loss of opacity under highly restrictive conditions. This phenomenon is not random but derived from symmetries in scalar space that are traditionally considered irrelevant in standard cryptography.

The theoretical basis draws from topological symmetry principles, applied combinatorics, and modular group structures, adapted to the properties of the secp256k1 elliptic curve.

Regarding code and public demonstrations: due to the disruptive nature of the method and the active intellectual property protection process (patent pending), full disclosure of methods or source code at this stage would be premature and counterproductive, both for the project’s security and for the network itself.

Our simulation environment has already validated:

Detection of keys in controlled test spaces.

Existence of the Blind Spot phenomenon under specific conditions.

The behavior of mathematical superposition to collapse search spaces.

The requested investment is not to "try to develop" the theory, but to complete a secure mainnet deployment and strengthen the mathematical and operational guarantees of the model.

I understand that without public proofs, any claim may sound improbable. However, the greatest advances in cryptography, mathematics, and science have always followed the same pattern: first, the foundation is built; then, demonstration occurs under controlled protocols.

Informed skepticism is welcome. Categorical denial without technical analysis is not.

Best regards.

[askii]

The project does not intend to "break" ECC or use brute force. It operates through a topological reinterpretation of the private-public key space, based on:

Multidimensional Scalar Mapping: simultaneous representation of multiple scalar multipliers within the group generated by G, the secp256k1 base point. This mapping reduces the search problem in a non-sequential way, treating complete regions as correlated blocks rather than isolated elements.

There is no such thing as  "correlated blocks" in secp256k1’s scalar field that would magically collapse the search space. If such a thing existed, it would already be a catastrophic flaw in the curve.

Structured Mathematical Superposition: a technique that logically combines geometric trajectories in scalar space, analogous in abstraction to quantum entanglement but performed entirely in classical domains.

Superposition and entanglement are quantum concepts - there is no classical analogue that gives you more information about a secret key.

Identification of the Blind Spot: a specific geometric region where the key generation function (scalar multiplication) presents a partial loss of opacity under highly restrictive conditions. This phenomenon is not random but derived from symmetries in scalar space that are traditionally considered irrelevant in standard cryptography.

If there were "symmetries" in secp256k1 you could exploit, they would have been discovered long ago - and they’d completely break Bitcoin’s security.

None of what you're saying is remotely plausible or relevant to actual ECC - unless perhaps you are trying to convey something else, which you have still failed to clarify. Right now, it's still just a bunch of buzz word soup.

Our simulation environment has already validated:

Detection of keys in controlled test spaces.

Existence of the Blind Spot phenomenon under specific conditions.

The behavior of mathematical superposition to collapse search spaces.

If you’ve actually achieved all that, then show your results.

Informed skepticism is welcome. Categorical denial without technical analysis is not.

But what is there to analyse if you refuse to publish any technical details? My stance is not categorical denial, it is the only rational stance when faced with extraordinary claims and zero evidence.

If you have truly discovered something as ground breaking and world changing as recovering private keys from public keys (thereby breaking ECC) then you should be prepared to:

• Publish your mathematical model and proofs under an open license.
• Release working code or scripts for independent verification.
• Submit to peer review or a reputable cryptography audit.
• Demonstrate key recovery on testnet with verifiable public test cases.

[imalaca1124]

Response to concerns regarding technical details disclosure:

First of all, I appreciate the interest and critical view on the topic.

The reason we do not yet publish the full technical details or source code is simple:
it would be irresponsible to release a functioning method to recover Bitcoin private keys directly into the public domain without prior protection or controlled auditing.
Such a capability could be weaponized by malicious actors against legitimate users, putting the global Bitcoin network at risk.

This is not evasion — it is a professional standard.
Many revolutionary projects have followed this path initially: RSA, ZCash, Keccak (SHA-3) among others.
These pioneers published foundational theories, partial demonstrations, and controlled proofs without disclosing sensitive vulnerabilities until proper audits or legal protection were established.

Our project, Intention Algorithm, is built upon deep mathematical structures, notably around what we define as a "blind point" phenomenon on elliptic curves,
utilizing superposition-inspired methods to isolate the private key corresponding to a known public point.

Technical analogy:

Imagine the elliptic curve as an entire world map, each private key being a particle on that map.
The particle you seek is "blue" (special), while all others are gray (ordinary).

Instead of scanning particle by particle, our method "zooms" progressively into the correct region, much like narrowing down on a specific house using successive zoom levels in Google Maps.

In each zoom step, superposition techniques narrow the field of possibilities without explicitly calculating every candidate.

This resembles early data compression innovations where millions of coordinates were encoded in clever ways,
long before the modern internet could store massive amounts of information.

We are fully committed to scientific and ethical rigor.

Once initial seed funding is secured, public demonstration on testnet and submission for peer-reviewed cryptographic audits will be our next steps.

Thank you for your understanding and critical questions.

📈 Visual Representation of the Intention Algorithm
Stage 0 — Initial State:

The private key space
𝐾
K is flat.

All possible keys have equal minimal attraction.

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Stage 1 — Field Deformation Begins:

After the first iterations, slight irregularities appear.

Some areas are naturally "closer" to the target based on projected distance.

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Stage 2 — Densification:

The algorithm progressively focuses attraction towards the correct region.

Non-promising zones fade.

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Stage 3 — Blind Point Collapse:

A unique region (the blind point) overwhelmingly dominates.

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Where 🔵 represents the correct private key
𝑘∗k ∗ .

Technical Addendum:

Our Intention Algorithm models the private key space not as a brute-force search, but as a field of directed densities.

Each candidate key is assigned an evolving attraction intensity
𝐼(𝑘)
I(k), updated globally without explicit enumeration.

Initially:

𝐼(𝑘)=1𝑛∀𝑘∈𝐾
I(k)= n1
​
 ∀k∈K
At each iteration:

𝐼𝑡+1(𝑘)=exp (−𝜆𝐷(𝑘,𝑃))𝑍I t+1
​
 (k)=
Z
exp(−λD(k,P))
​
 
where:

𝐷(𝑘, 𝑃)
D(k,P) is a projected distance metric on the elliptic curve space.

𝜆>0
λ>0 increases with each iteration to intensify the attraction toward correct regions.

𝑍
Z is the normalization factor ensuring
∑𝑘𝐼(𝑘)=1∑ k
​
 I(k)=1:

𝑍=∑𝑘∈𝐾
exp
⁡
(−𝜆𝐷)
(𝑘,𝑃)

Z= k∈K∑
​
 exp(−λD(k,P))
As
𝜆
→
∞
λ→∞, the field collapses into a single point corresponding to the target private key:

lim
⁡
𝜆→∞𝐼(𝑘∗)=1
and
lim
⁡
𝜆→∞𝐼(𝑘≠𝑘∗)=0λ→∞lim ​ I(k ∗ )=1and λ→∞
lim

 I(k

=k
∗
 )=0
This approach does not attempt to "break" ECC traditionally but leverages the hidden structures within the key space, combined with a novel blind point contraction, and the massive parallel computation capabilities of modern networks.

Full mathematical models and public demonstrations will follow upon responsible disclosures and audits.

🔥 Mathematical Uniqueness Statement
In contrast to traditional discrete logarithm-based methods, the Intention Algorithm introduces a novel one-dimensional collapse mechanism.

Specifically, it applies a unique-dimensional field contraction targeting a "blind point" over the elliptic curve space, expressed by:

Φ(𝑘)=lim

𝜖→0(𝑑𝑑𝜖[𝐷(𝑘,𝑃)𝜖])Φ(k)= ϵ→0lim
​
 ( dϵd
​
 [D(k,P)
ϵ
 ])
where:

Φ(𝑘)
Φ(k) defines the field sharpness relative to the target point.

𝐷(𝑘,𝑃)
D(k,P) is the internal distance projection in curve space.

𝜖
ϵ is an intentional infinitesimal deformation parameter.

Unlike any known technique, this deformation isolates a single convergence path, operating exclusively within the elliptic curve structure, without external dependencies.

Thus, the Intention Algorithm establishes a mathematical framework uniquely suited for elliptic curve dynamics, unattached to classical discrete logarithmic methods.

Full detailed models will be disclosed responsibly upon proper patent and audit processes.

Signed,
Imalaca


Beyond Impossibility: A Real Opportunity for Pioneers

Throughout the history of cryptography and Bitcoin itself, many events have proven a simple truth:
What the mainstream declares "impossible" often turns into inevitable reality with enough vision and innovation.

Historical Proof: The Myth of Unbreakable Security

Value Overflow Incident (2010): Bitcoin’s code had a critical flaw allowing unlimited Bitcoin creation.

CVE-2018-17144 (2018): A Bitcoin Core bug allowed potential chain splits and double-spends.

SHA-1 Collision (2017): Google demonstrated practical SHA-1 collision attacks once thought unfeasible.

Grid Attacks on Keyspaces: Rare but real, these attacks exploit structural anomalies in key distributions.

8-bit Repetition Anomalies in Hashes: Understudied, but potentially exploitable in extreme computational models.

BIP39 Mnemonic Seed Collisions: Theoretically possible, with certain low-entropy phrase constructions.

SSL/TLS Vulnerabilities (Heartbleed, 2014): Proved that fundamental protocols can have devastating flaws.

Quantum Threats: Shor’s Algorithm represents a theoretical but inevitable risk to ECC when quantum computing matures.

Each of these was once considered "impossible" — until it happened.

An Independent Evolution

Project Intention has been developed privately for over five years, fueled by personal investment and steadfast conviction.
We have now reached the critical stage: controlled environment validation prior to mainnet application.

External investment is welcome, yet it is vital to clarify:

We are not solely seeking capital.
We require:

Access to advanced technological infrastructure for distributed computation.

Technical collaborators willing to operate outside traditional paradigms.

Strategic partners capable of recognizing the signs of impending disruption.

A Unique Mathematical Foundation

Unlike speculative claims, Project Intention is based on a new operational model:

Blind Spot Superposition Mapping

An abstract but mathematically grounded process where convergence towards unknown private keys is modeled like multi-dimensional mapping of elliptic curve "blind zones" — similar to recursively zooming in with GPS systems.

Here is a simplified structural analogy:

Elliptic Curve: The Global Map
Private Keys: Particles Dispersed Across the Map
Blind Spot: The Converging Target
Superposition Layers: Recursive Reductions in Dimensional Space

The methodology involves compounding point-space mappings and harmonic reductions, leading to probability-guided resolutions — without brute force or discrete logarithmic calculation.

Mathematical Structure:

lim
⁡
𝑛
→
∞
(
∏
𝑖
=
1
𝑛
(
𝑃
𝑖
+
Δ
𝑖
)
m
o
d
 
 
𝐺
)
=
𝑃
𝑡
𝑎
𝑟
𝑔
𝑒
𝑡
n→∞
lim
​
 (
i=1
∏
n
​
 (P
i
​
 +Δ
i
​
 )modG)=P
target
​
 
Where:

𝑃
𝑖
P
i
​
  are sequential point mappings.

Δ
𝑖
Δ
i
​
  are harmonic adjustments.

𝐺
G is the elliptic curve base group.

The Critical Window

We openly recognize that we are not the only ones who have dreamed of recovering lost Bitcoin keys.
However, we are the first to declare it technically viable and mathematically structured.

After the mainnet demonstration phase, the algorithm will become private and closed to future investment.
Further development will proceed through commercial modules such as "Vuelta", providing advanced wallet recovery and key security.

Investment is not just financial — it is also technological and intellectual.

We need infrastructure, hardware capacity, and open minds willing to break from traditional limitations.

This is not just an economic opportunity, but a historical one.

Final Note

We fully understand that BitcoinTalk is not the ideal environment for raising investment, but it represents an important inflection point.
The exposure to visionary minds capable of seeing beyond the present dogmas is invaluable.

Project Intention was born from private investment and remains independently sustained.
While critical resources are sought for finalization, the project is not dependent on external funding:
A controlled mainnet wallet recovery test will self-finance further expansion.

Those who recognize reality early will find themselves part of something unique.
Those who hesitate will merely witness it later.

— Imalaca


 Intention Algorithm - Advanced Theoretical Representation

[Stage 1: Elliptic Curve Global Manifold]

• Private Keys represented as free-floating stochastic vectors within the elliptic curve topological field.

    ↓ (Application of Dimensional Filtration Tensor)

[Stage 2: Dimensional Filtration]

• Selective contraction of vector space into a reduced high-density key probability zone.

    ↓ (Application of Harmonic Compatibility Mapping)

[Stage 3: Harmonic Layer Filtering]

• Introduction of resonance constraints, identifying subspaces where harmonics align under the curve’s internal symmetry.

    ↓ (Projection through Superposed Intention Field)

[Stage 4: Intention Field Projection]

• Utilizing non-classical convergence principles to project high-probability vector clusters into the Blind Spot candidate region.

    ↓ (Tensor Collapse under Superposed Fields)

[Stage 5: Target Private Key Recovery]

• Identification and extraction of the Exact Private Key by superposition-driven point convergence.

Technical Principles:

Dimensional Filtration Tensor:
A non-standard operator that reduces the active search space without direct enumeration.

Harmonic Compatibility Mapping:
Identifies resonance points where the elliptic curve’s modular structure naturally favors cluster convergence.

Intention Field Superposition:
Projects possibilities into higher-order probabilistic manifolds to force a natural collapse into the blind spot region, bypassing traditional computational barriers.

Tensor Collapse Mechanism:
Using principles akin to quantum superposition but within a purely mathematical deterministic field, collapsing the search to a singularity.

Important Clarification:
No brute force, no baby-step giant-step, no discrete logarithm attack is used.
This method is independent and built entirely from a different geometric-probabilistic view of the elliptic field.

The Blind Spot Theory postulates that hidden convergence zones exist within the elliptic curve's vector manifold, inaccessible by direct brute computation but reachable by dimensional resonance.

[Signed]
Imalaca

[LoyceV]

an advanced cryptographic approach designed to revolutionize

disruptive nature

You must have missed 2017, when people would still throw money at anyone who posts mumbo jumbo.

identifies natural intention patterns behind key creation, using advanced mathematics to reduce a universe of possibilities to a focused point of high probability.

Lol. The last thing you want in key generation is probability. It's called random for a reason.

your post is filled with technical buzzwords and no actual explanation

OP uses a lot of words to post BS.

Informed skepticism is welcome. Categorical denial without technical analysis is not.

You can't just make up something and expect to be taken seriously. Maybe Ledger wants to buy it.

[imalaca1124]

We appreciate your response, and we understand the skepticism that surrounds any disruptive proposal in the field of cryptography. Informed skepticism is valuable and always welcome, as it drives improvement for any idea or project. However, I would like to clarify some important points regarding a few of the points you mentioned:

Criticisms with Solid Foundations:

We understand that there is a lot of uncertainty surrounding new cryptographic projects. However, it is crucial that any criticism is based on a thorough technical analysis and not on generalizations. Claiming that Bitcoin is "impenetrable" or that a cryptographic system is secure without having done serious analysis or without even attempting to understand new proposals lacks technical foundation. For example, it is often assumed that Bitcoin's current cryptography is invulnerable without questioning whether we are facing an advance in mathematical science or simply a well-explored path.

Stories of Ignored Innovations:

Throughout history, many cryptographic innovations have been ridiculed or ignored before being accepted as fundamental. Here are some key examples showing how, over time, initially discredited proposals ended up transforming into milestones in the field:

Quantum Cryptography (1970s-1980s): Stephen Wiesner’s proposal on "conjugate coding" was initially rejected but later became the basis for quantum key distribution. The academic community ridiculed this concept until Charles Bennett and Gilles Brassard implemented the BB84 protocol, now considered crucial in quantum cryptography.

The Case of RC4 (1987): RC4 was considered a secure algorithm for years, but over time, significant vulnerabilities were discovered. Despite its extensive use, we now know that it wasn't as secure as initially thought.

The Enigma Machine (World War II): The Enigma machine, which seemed impenetrable during the war, was finally deciphered through the pioneering work of Alan Turing and his team, demonstrating that even the most advanced systems can have hidden weaknesses.

Public Key Cryptography (1960s-1970s): James Ellis formulated the concept of public key cryptography in the 1960s, but his discoveries were ignored until Diffie and Hellman, years later, developed the key exchange algorithm that is now considered fundamental in modern cryptography.

It’s Not Just Theory:

While Bitcoin's cryptography has proven extremely robust under current parameters, research and development in computer security should not stop at what is "safe today." Technology, and especially cryptography, always evolves. The rise of new technologies, such as quantum computing, will challenge our current security assumptions. We are not in a static environment; science moves forward, and so does the understanding of cryptographic systems.

The Intention Project:

The Intention Project does not seek to contradict the robustness of Bitcoin’s foundation but rather offers a different perspective, perhaps a more advanced one, on how we can approach the challenge of private key recovery. Being aware of the risks posed by prematurely revealing technical details, the project maintains a philosophy of controlled security, where only what is necessary is disclosed, and shared within a circle of research and potential investment that shares the vision.

In this regard, we must be clear: when criticizing the project, it should be done with solid foundations, not with assumptions based on what "is thought to be safe," but with a detailed technical evaluation that allows understanding what makes the Intention Project unique. It is not enough to apply the same principles used in the past. The context evolves, and cryptography must evolve with it.

The Future of Cryptographic Research:

What we propose with the Intention Project is not just an innovation in private key recovery but an opportunity for the cryptographic security sector to evolve. Investment in this project is not only economic but technological. It requires an open mindset, a creative approach, and a team willing to work outside the box to tackle challenges that are yet to come, such as mainnet integration and the implementation of advanced techniques for post-quantum cryptography.

Conclusion:

It is important to remember that many ideas we take for granted today were, at one point, ridiculed or ignored innovations. That is the essence of technological progress. The Intention Project seeks to do just that: move beyond the known, test new theories, and confront what modern cryptography has yet to fully address. Skepticism is valid, but it must be grounded in deep understanding, not in a simple rejection of the new. As we have seen throughout history, many of the great innovations in cryptography began as rejected or misunderstood ideas.

We would like to invite you to consider the Intention Project not just as a proposal, but as an opportunity to be part of something truly revolutionary in the field of cryptography.

Best regards,
Imalaca

[askii]

Your analogies are superficial, your comparisons are incorrect. None of this makes any mathematical or cryptographic sense (so much so that I will not even bother to go through any of it). You're not fooling anybody with even a shred of cryptographic understanding and more than 2 braincells to rub together.

If any of this was actually worth anything, you would have the attention of the NSA, NIST, academic journals, but instead you're here asking for (or rather, trying to trick people for) $50,000


To anyone reading: This may look all fancy and polished, but if someone claims to have found flaws in ECC without publishing a working demo, peer-reviewed paper, or even a coherent explanation - they haven’t.

[imalaca1124]

📜 Formal Mathematical Response to Criticism

1. Foundation of the Projected Distance Metric D(k, PAG)

The "Intention" algorithm does not rely on simple metrics such as Hamming distance or standard Euclidean distance in high-dimensional spaces. Instead, it constructs a projected distance
D(k, PAG),
which accounts for both the geometry of the secp256k1 elliptic curve and the probabilistic principles underlying public key generation from private keys.

The projected distance is mathematically grounded in the algebraic properties of the secp256k1 curve, which is a nonlinear space with a complex topology that cannot be effectively modeled by conventional distance metrics.

Formally, the projected distance between a candidate private key k and a target k* is defined as:

D(k, k*) = |log(Pk* / Pk)| × f(G)

where:
- Pk and Pk* are the public points derived from private keys k and k* on secp256k1,
- f(G) is a geometric adjustment function,
- G represents the algebraic structure of the elliptic curve.

This formulation differs from classical distances by considering not only point separation but also the geometric transformations along the curve.

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2. Exponential Attraction and Its Mathematical Foundation

The concept of exponential attraction is not arbitrary. It is a consequence of the evolution of a guided attraction function that governs the algorithm.

The probability of approaching the private key grows exponentially with iterations, directed by the attraction function I(k), defined as:

I(kt) = (1/Z) × exp(-λ × D(kt, PAG))

where:
- λ is the intensification factor,
- Z is a normalization constant.

As iterations progress, the attraction concentrates around the correct private key k* due to the nonlinear behavior of D(k, PAG).

Convergence demonstration:
As t → ∞, the projected distance D(kt, k*) systematically decreases:

lim (t→∞) D(kt, k*) = 0

This convergence is not a speculative claim, but a direct result of the probabilistic attraction strategy that governs the dynamics of the algorithm.

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3. Strategy to Avoid Local Minima: The Optimization "Landscape"

Unlike traditional optimization methods (e.g., simulated annealing or genetic algorithms), where escaping local minima depends on randomness or temperature schedules, the "Intention" algorithm leverages the algebraic structure of the secp256k1 curve to naturally prevent trapping in undesired configurations.

The topological properties of secp256k1 and the symmetries between generated points allow the algorithm to operate in a well-defined search space.

Mathematically, the adjustment of the projected metric D(k, PAG) ensures that iterations follow a progressively smoothing energy curve, rather than a chaotic or rugged landscape:

d/dt [D(kt, k*)] → 0 (progressive smoothing)

Thus, the attraction function dynamically focuses the search near the true private key without becoming trapped in random local minima.

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4. Formal Conclusion

The mathematics behind the "Intention" algorithm is based on a precise adjustment of projected metrics that fully exploit the algebraic and geometric properties of the secp256k1 curve. This enables:

- Directed and controlled convergence,
- Avoidance of local minima,
- Efficient movement through the search space without the need for brute-force methods.

Our approach is rooted in solid mathematical principles, introducing new geometric tools beyond conventional cryptanalysis methods.

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Final Note to the Reader

We would like to respectfully state that we are not here to convince anyone unwilling to explore new mathematics. Our work speaks for itself through rigor, structure, and innovation.

We sincerely appreciate all critical discussions, even if they stem from a lack of familiarity with these new ideas. We welcome debate, as true progress often begins when traditional assumptions are challenged by novel approaches.

The "Intention" project introduces a new mathematical framework—not an imitation of what has already failed, but an evolution towards what is still possible.

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— Imalaca | EntropySeeker


We sincerely appreciate the interest shown—whether constructive or critical—towards our project "Intention".

We understand that any disruptive proposal, especially in fields as sensitive as elliptic curve cryptography (ECC), naturally generates skepticism. However, we make a fundamental distinction between criticism based on serious technical arguments and comments lacking a solid understanding of advanced mathematics.

Our methodology does not aim to "break" ECC through brute-force or direct attack. Instead, "Intention" represents a projective optimization architecture, built upon entirely new mathematical systems specifically designed to leverage the geometric and algebraic topological properties of secp256k1.

Among the formal foundations that structure our approach are:

Projected Distance Metric D(k, PAG)

Adaptive Optimization Landscape

Regulated Exponential Attraction

Intentional Superposition Topology

Formal Definition of Projected Metric D

Formal Convergence under Projective Spaces

Use of an Adapted Projected Metric: Dynamic Guidance of Search

Exponential Decay Function for Intensification

Projective Intention Space

These elements are not superficial adaptations of existing methods but entirely new mathematical constructions, allowing us to overcome the fundamental limitations of traditional ECC search methods by avoiding local minima and directing convergence in a controlled and guided manner.

We are fully open to exposing these foundations:

To serious and qualified critics who wish to engage in rigorous mathematical dialogue.

To institutions, researchers, or professional cryptographic auditors willing to conduct a formal technical review under appropriate Non-Disclosure Agreements (NDAs) and legal frameworks.

Furthermore, we are prepared to facilitate formal audits that can validate both the mathematical soundness of our approach and its innovative contribution to the current cryptographic field.

We clarify that this will be our final response to comments rooted in personal attacks, misinformation, or blatant technical ignorance. Our goal is not to convince those lacking the necessary foundations to evaluate the project but to move forward with those who can genuinely understand the depth and implications of this work.

Once again, we sincerely thank those who, with respect and knowledge, are willing to explore new frontiers in cryptography.

— Imalaca | EntropySeeker

[ABCbits]

I may be wrong, but OP's thread/reply seems to be generated with AI/chatbot. Anyway, i'll remind all reader that there's good reason why phrase "Don't Trust, Verify" sometimes mentioned on Bitcoin community.

Historical Proof: The Myth of Unbreakable Security

Value Overflow Incident (2010): Bitcoin’s code had a critical flaw allowing unlimited Bitcoin creation.

CVE-2018-17144 (2018): A Bitcoin Core bug allowed potential chain splits and double-spends.

SHA-1 Collision (2017): Google demonstrated practical SHA-1 collision attacks once thought unfeasible.

Grid Attacks on Keyspaces: Rare but real, these attacks exploit structural anomalies in key distributions.

8-bit Repetition Anomalies in Hashes: Understudied, but potentially exploitable in extreme computational models.

BIP39 Mnemonic Seed Collisions: Theoretically possible, with certain low-entropy phrase constructions.

SSL/TLS Vulnerabilities (Heartbleed, 2014): Proved that fundamental protocols can have devastating flaws.

Quantum Threats: Shor’s Algorithm represents a theoretical but inevitable risk to ECC when quantum computing matures.

Each of these was once considered "impossible" — until it happened.

This is very deceptive marketing/scare tactic.
1. Everyone who's somewhat familiar with cryptography is aware that each cryptography have it's expiration time or expected time to be remain secure.
2. "Value Overflow Incident (2010)" and "CVE-2018-17144" isn't related with cryptography.
3. "Grid Attacks on Keyspaces" and "BIP39 Mnemonic Seed Collisions" are due with weak choice of RNG source, rather than cryptography itself.
4. People these days know threat of quantum computing is real. The debate we usually see is about when quantum computer matures enough to pose actual threat.

[imalaca1124]

We fully understand the importance of the principle "Don't trust, verify," and we absolutely agree that every statement must be critically verified.

To be honest, perhaps it was not the ideal time to open part of this project to the community.
But the situation compels us: the lack of funding and the growing computational challenges have made continuing along the traditional path increasingly difficult.

We are not just seeking an investor; we are also seeking bold minds — individuals capable of thinking outside the usual paths.
Sometimes, a different point of view is exactly what can unlock what otherwise seems like a dead-end loop.

The nature of this project involves real challenges in its final phase, especially regarding implementation over limited computational resources.
Although we have explored multiple alternatives, perhaps opening this space allows a new idea or collaboration to emerge — one we had not yet considered.

We deeply appreciate informed observations and skepticism, and we remain fully committed to ensuring that everything is verifiable, reproducible, and based on solid mathematical principles.

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