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September 29, 2025, 11:17:13 PM Last edit: September 29, 2025, 11:33:13 PM by awavewalia |
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I apologize for not posting this in one of the technical subforms, but no "New Topic" button appears, so here I am.
I am interested in a vanity address and I refuse to pay someone for it: sounds like a great way to get compromised and only discover it years from now!
I have an M3 Max that will soon be available to pick up which I think is a 16-core CPU and a 40-core GPU. This is the best device I have for localized searches, and I want to actually use it.
The problem is that programs I tried in the best all use "Deterministic Seeds" (which is not a seed phrase) to grab you a private key.
However, what I want is an actual seed phrase I can memorize and then format the computer, putting only the master public key (zpub) in an email through another device, not just a private key(s).
I noticed that in Electrum, if I display 1000 addresses (from the same seed), then I am able to find two of them are not the best but could be acceptable as vanity addresses to someone else. This makes me think that if I simply go through enough seeds that make 13 addresses each, then, within 800 different seeds (getting me 10,400 receiving addresses if we only count & observe 13 addresses from each seed), that I will find an address I do accept as my own address. It won't display the number sequence or words I most wanted, but it will be something that gives my address some "character".
Is there any set of terminal scripts or safe programs I can run that will create these 800 seeds for me and check addresses #2 ~ #14 (because the very first address is something ignored based on which app you use when you eventually Hot Wallet your seed), so I don't have to try 800 seeds by hand? I'm not the best coder (though I can usually tell if I'm being given malicious commands) but I want a set of commands that searches for a list of common English words that I myself choose (eg, "build", "tree", "VAIN", "Hundred", "POTATO", and also sequential hex numbers (eg 000099BBCC or 333999EefF)
When I say "safe", I mean it can't be a program that generates an address in such a way that can be replicated by another person.
You can't choose the right parents. But if you can choose the right Bitcoin address, then I won't leave this up to fate.
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