Hey cool puzzle, just want to confirm I got this.

I only saw it 20 minutes ago so thought I was probably late to the party or maybe no participants?

PRIVATE KEY: 1BA27FB025BAF482573F6F34348EE6B14E9D8A3581C0B018DBECC642FA90D587

Let's break down the results:
- Gap 1 (positions 10-19): BAF482573F
- Gap 2 (positions 47-56): 8DBECC642F

The diagnosis shows:
- A total of 15 DB matches: 10 TT, 5 WW, 0 TW directly
- 5 REJECTS (WW collisions with invalid g1/g2)
- The solution was found in about 15 minutes.
Verification:
- Template: 1BA27FB025xxxxxxxxxx6F34348EE6B14E9D8A3581C0B01xxxxxxxxxxxxA90D587
- Found: 1BA27FB025BAF482573F6F34348EE6B14E9D8A3581C0B018DBECC642FA90D587
- g1 = BAF482573F (hex), g2 = 8DBECC642F (hex) — gap2 has the suffix A90D587 → hexes 8DBECC642F + A90D587 = positions 47-63 in the key ✓
- K = 5.191 (good, within the expected range of 1.5-11)
- The program itself Verified: ec.MultiplyG(pk_found) == gPubKey ✓
Total for the modification:
- Speed: ~7.5 GK/s (same as the original)
- Solving time: ~15 min (K=5.19, range 40 per gap)
- Jump table: 256 gap1 jumps (×2^176) + 256 gap2 jumps (×2^28)
- Distance tracking: d1/d2 as separate i64s in the kernel
- Collision: g1 = d1_tame - d1_wild, g2 = d2_tame - d2_wild