"Imagine for puzzle 66, for a single computer that i have, I need about 2,500 years to be able to get one of his lowest easiest puzzles which are 6.6BTC"
Well, yes, the author of Puzzle suggests searching for the key 2 ^ 158. No pub key! As I understand it, we must brute force. ))) Guys, well, you're not idiots! Why did you
2500 years? I have estimated with the help of my mentor, that I need around 40,000 years to brute force 66. So you are way ahead of me.Well, yes, the author of Puzzle suggests searching for the key 2 ^ 158. No pub key! As I understand it, we must brute force. ))) Guys, well, you're not idiots! Why did you
I guess the point of this "crap" is to show off, here some free bitcoins in the easiest bit ranges for grab, collect them if you can.
It also is an indication to warn people why using addresses more than once is not a good practice, as we all know exposed public keys can endanger the security of private key exponentially.
If there is no hint on the master key, it's about this story) I was told that there is 1 ton of free gold on the moon - I became nervous! Then they told me - they put another 10 tons of free gold on the moon - I became more nervous!!)) Without hints on the master key, it doesn't make sense!
If I rely on mathematics and common sense, I come to only two conclusions! 1) Someone very rich decided to laugh!!! 2) This is such an advertising company - from manufacturer of graphics processors!!! )))
anyway, all of these keys have been derived from a single seed. I believe Satoshi must have generated all the addresses using this method. There also appears to be a significant similarity in all the private keys, i run this in loop every time it seems close enough to known keys.
(from my point of view) 
