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jr. member
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1CNX4yi8ceB3Yv1t9uG38s7Q8S68zVgyLR   
What is it?
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Where can i buy VPS with Nvidia Tesla or any other good GPU and hourly plan?
Found parsecgaming . com but not sure if is working, anyone tested them, can i use BitCrack on their servers?

Thanks
At amazon
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Interesting, what speed you have on what video card? I have rx560oc and reach only 50Mkey/s acording my calculation if you scan all 62 bit range is so much years. Are you scan small pieces of 62bit range or all ? Thanks


Edit: Sorry for my bad english,it isnt my native language.

Do you know what speed an RX 570 would get approx with Bitcrack? I had no idea it worked on AMD, assumed it was Nvidia only.

I remember when this thread first was opened, I was using vanitygen to find the next key, at the time it was #55 or so. I had to manually update the code so the increments wouldn't be randon instead it would be incremental. And finally got it to work.

With my R9 280X, the most I Could get was like 20MH/s, if I overclocked then I think I got 21MH/s. So its pretty impressive that your RX560 can get 50MH/s since it has much less cores than an actual RX 570.

Vanitygen was not a good program because it wasn't meant for searching incremental private keys, it was used to find vanity addresses instead. Bitcrack was more geared towards this thread. However it was released maybe a year or 2 after this thread was discovered and was too late for most of the earlier keys.
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37 200 000 000keys/s (no ... I don't do mistake... is this thirty seven trillion two hundred million keys per second)
you want to write 37 200 000 000 000 ? (13 trillion)
with this power keys per sec you will resolve in only 17 hour bit 62 Smiley
bit 62 have only 2305843009213693951 keys to verify

I'm sorry, I totally misjudged ... I do not know where it came from :-) Here are the correct values based on my resources:
Full 2^62 = 2305843009213693951 = two quintillion three hundred five quadrillion eight hundred forty-three trillion nine billion two hundred thirteen million six hundred ninety-three thousand nine hundred fifty-one
My power = 248000000000 = two hundred forty-eight billion keys/s

2305843009213693951/248000000000=9297754sec=154962min=2582hours=107days

I Agree, it is 107 days.

By  "Full 2^62 = 2305843009213693951" you surely mean that : Full #62 puzzle range  has  2305843009213693951 keys to check, which is actually 2^61...
4611686018427387903-2305843009213693952 = 2305843009213693951
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37 200 000 000keys/s (no ... I don't do mistake... is this thirty seven trillion two hundred million keys per second)
you want to write 37 200 000 000 000 ? (13 trillion)
with this power keys per sec you will resolve in only 17 hour bit 62 Smiley
bit 62 have only 2305843009213693951 keys to verify

I'm sorry, I totally misjudged ... I do not know where it came from :-) Here are the correct values based on my resources:
Full 2^62 = 2305843009213693951 = two quintillion three hundred five quadrillion eight hundred forty-three trillion nine billion two hundred thirteen million six hundred ninety-three thousand nine hundred fifty-one
My power = 248000000000 = two hundred forty-eight billion keys/s

2305843009213693951/248000000000=9297754sec=154962min=2582hours=107days

I Agree, it is 107 days.

By  "Full 2^62 = 2305843009213693951" you surely mean that : Full #62 puzzle range  has  2305843009213693951 keys to check, which is actually 2^61...
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248000000000  Shocked amazing, is allot of power
to achieve this i need 300 x GeForce Rtx 2080 TI
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37 200 000 000keys/s (no ... I don't do mistake... is this thirty seven trillion two hundred million keys per second)
you want to write 37 200 000 000 000 ? (13 trillion)
with this power keys per sec you will resolve in only 17 hour bit 62 Smiley
bit 62 have only 2305843009213693951 keys to verify

I'm sorry, I totally misjudged ... I do not know where it came from :-) Here are the correct values based on my resources:
Full 2^62 = 2305843009213693951 = two quintillion three hundred five quadrillion eight hundred forty-three trillion nine billion two hundred thirteen million six hundred ninety-three thousand nine hundred fifty-one
My power = 248000000000 = two hundred forty-eight billion keys/s

2305843009213693951/248000000000=9297754sec=154962min=2582hours=107days
newbie
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37 200 000 000keys/s (no ... I don't do mistake... is this thirty seven trillion two hundred million keys per second)
you want to write 37 200 000 000 000 ? (13 trillion)
with this power keys per sec you will resolve in only 17 hour bit 62 Smiley
bit 62 have only 2305843009213693951 keys to verify
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#63 - 1NpYjtLira16LfGbGwZJ5JbDPh3ai9bjf4
Hex PK: 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000007CCE5EFDACCF6808
Private key: KwDiBf89QgGbjEhKnhXJuH7LrciVrZi3qYv5Z9J7hv7VYYN3XL3Y

62 is still in progress ... I just found 63 faster :-)

What do you use for searching?

Same as previous keys found by me (#59,#60,#61) - the key was found with the BitCrack application
Interesting, what speed you have on what video card? I have rx560oc and reach only 50Mkey/s acording my calculation if you scan all 62 bit range is so much years. Are you scan small pieces of 62bit range or all ? Thanks


Edit: Sorry for my bad english,it isnt my native language.

For searching for keys I have adapted Tesla working cards that I have at my disposal in the company (which also means no energy costs). I scan the given space in full, and the total speed with which I carry out the search process is 37 200 000 000keys/s (no ... I don't do mistake... is this thirty seven trillion two hundred million keys per second)

My calclulations :
63 bit key all combinations = 9223372036854775808 2^63 ?
for 1 day you can calclulate  3214080000000000 keys
9223372036854775808/3214080000000000  = 2869.6771819166840302668259657507 days
Am i wrong  with calclulations ?

Are you use something like pool for all videos or what ? I have some ideas for adapting bitcrack to pool , but i think its useless because we dont know is it have more puzzels like this or more adresses like this for bruteforcing. I try to brute 86 but with no sucess still.. I get only 50Mkey/s even if i clock my video.....

Edit: how much cards and what period of time to brute 63 ?

Hitting # 63 was an extraordinary happiness because I used the last remaining resources to start searching # 63, starting from the end. After three days - I found ...
Responding: it took me three days to use 5% of all my power.


62 estimat?


Assuming I will find the private key on the last day (the key will be at the end of my internal ranges) - 30 days.

#63 - 1NpYjtLira16LfGbGwZJ5JbDPh3ai9bjf4
Hex PK: 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000007CCE5EFDACCF6808
Private key: KwDiBf89QgGbjEhKnhXJuH7LrciVrZi3qYv5Z9J7hv7VYYN3XL3Y

62 is still in progress ... I just found 63 faster :-)

What do you use for searching?

Same as previous keys found by me (#59,#60,#61) - the key was found with the BitCrack application
Interesting, what speed you have on what video card? I have rx560oc and reach only 50Mkey/s acording my calculation if you scan all 62 bit range is so much years. Are you scan small pieces of 62bit range or all ? Thanks


Edit: Sorry for my bad english,it isnt my native language.

For searching for keys I have adapted Tesla working cards that I have at my disposal in the company (which also means no energy costs). I scan the given space in full, and the total speed with which I carry out the search process is 37 200 000 000keys/s (no ... I don't do mistake... is this thirty seven trillion two hundred million keys per second)

With this power 37 200 000 000keys/s you will find the 62 bit in 717 Days

At the moment, 30 days remained until the end of searching the entire range of 62.

#63 - 1NpYjtLira16LfGbGwZJ5JbDPh3ai9bjf4
Hex PK: 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000007CCE5EFDACCF6808
Private key: KwDiBf89QgGbjEhKnhXJuH7LrciVrZi3qYv5Z9J7hv7VYYN3XL3Y

62 is still in progress ... I just found 63 faster :-)

What do you use for searching?

Same as previous keys found by me (#59,#60,#61) - the key was found with the BitCrack application
Interesting, what speed you have on what video card? I have rx560oc and reach only 50Mkey/s acording my calculation if you scan all 62 bit range is so much years. Are you scan small pieces of 62bit range or all ? Thanks


Edit: Sorry for my bad english,it isnt my native language.

For searching for keys I have adapted Tesla working cards that I have at my disposal in the company (which also means no energy costs). I scan the given space in full, and the total speed with which I carry out the search process is 37 200 000 000keys/s (no ... I don't do mistake... is this thirty seven trillion two hundred million keys per second)

My calclulations :
63 bit key all combinations = 9223372036854775808 2^63 ?
for 1 day you can calclulate  3214080000000000 keys
9223372036854775808/3214080000000000  = 2869.6771819166840302668259657507 days
Am i wrong  with calclulations ?

Are you use something like pool for all videos or what ? I have some ideas for adapting bitcrack to pool , but i think its useless because we dont know is it have more puzzels like this or more adresses like this for bruteforcing. I try to brute 86 but with no sucess still.. I get only 50Mkey/s even if i clock my video.....

Edit: how much cards and what period of time to brute 63 ?

I am interested to join in bitcrack pool and i am sure that many people are interested too, you can create a new topic about this and try to create the pool, in this case we have more chances to find the keys

If you have the tools to create such a pool - contact me on the Telegram (https://t.me/zielarsrc) because I would happily run such a pool.
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62 Wallet Decimal!

3387186312592900095 - 3436162958540554239  between!  Roll Eyes
You sure?  Cheesy
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62 estimat?

62 begin from 2305843009213693952 to 4611686018427387903
in binar from 10000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 to 11111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111
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#63 - 1NpYjtLira16LfGbGwZJ5JbDPh3ai9bjf4
Hex PK: 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000007CCE5EFDACCF6808
Private key: KwDiBf89QgGbjEhKnhXJuH7LrciVrZi3qYv5Z9J7hv7VYYN3XL3Y

62 is still in progress ... I just found 63 faster :-)

What do you use for searching?

Same as previous keys found by me (#59,#60,#61) - the key was found with the BitCrack application
Interesting, what speed you have on what video card? I have rx560oc and reach only 50Mkey/s acording my calculation if you scan all 62 bit range is so much years. Are you scan small pieces of 62bit range or all ? Thanks


Edit: Sorry for my bad english,it isnt my native language.

For searching for keys I have adapted Tesla working cards that I have at my disposal in the company (which also means no energy costs). I scan the given space in full, and the total speed with which I carry out the search process is 37 200 000 000keys/s (no ... I don't do mistake... is this thirty seven trillion two hundred million keys per second)

With this power 37 200 000 000keys/s you will find the 62 bit in 717 Days
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#63 - 1NpYjtLira16LfGbGwZJ5JbDPh3ai9bjf4
Hex PK: 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000007CCE5EFDACCF6808
Private key: KwDiBf89QgGbjEhKnhXJuH7LrciVrZi3qYv5Z9J7hv7VYYN3XL3Y

62 is still in progress ... I just found 63 faster :-)

What do you use for searching?

Same as previous keys found by me (#59,#60,#61) - the key was found with the BitCrack application
Interesting, what speed you have on what video card? I have rx560oc and reach only 50Mkey/s acording my calculation if you scan all 62 bit range is so much years. Are you scan small pieces of 62bit range or all ? Thanks


Edit: Sorry for my bad english,it isnt my native language.

For searching for keys I have adapted Tesla working cards that I have at my disposal in the company (which also means no energy costs). I scan the given space in full, and the total speed with which I carry out the search process is 37 200 000 000keys/s (no ... I don't do mistake... is this thirty seven trillion two hundred million keys per second)

My calclulations :
63 bit key all combinations = 9223372036854775808 2^63 ?
for 1 day you can calclulate  3214080000000000 keys
9223372036854775808/3214080000000000  = 2869.6771819166840302668259657507 days
Am i wrong  with calclulations ?

Are you use something like pool for all videos or what ? I have some ideas for adapting bitcrack to pool , but i think its useless because we dont know is it have more puzzels like this or more adresses like this for bruteforcing. I try to brute 86 but with no sucess still.. I get only 50Mkey/s even if i clock my video.....

Edit: how much cards and what period of time to brute 63 ?
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#63 - 1NpYjtLira16LfGbGwZJ5JbDPh3ai9bjf4
Hex PK: 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000007CCE5EFDACCF6808
Private key: KwDiBf89QgGbjEhKnhXJuH7LrciVrZi3qYv5Z9J7hv7VYYN3XL3Y

62 is still in progress ... I just found 63 faster :-)

What do you use for searching?

Same as previous keys found by me (#59,#60,#61) - the key was found with the BitCrack application
Interesting, what speed you have on what video card? I have rx560oc and reach only 50Mkey/s acording my calculation if you scan all 62 bit range is so much years. Are you scan small pieces of 62bit range or all ? Thanks


Edit: Sorry for my bad english,it isnt my native language.

For searching for keys I have adapted Tesla working cards that I have at my disposal in the company (which also means no energy costs). I scan the given space in full, and the total speed with which I carry out the search process is 37 200 000 000keys/s (no ... I don't do mistake... is this thirty seven trillion two hundred million keys per second)
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Anyone can help me to install a program on my laptop i7 CPU with 8GB RAM that will try to brute force the keys in a specified range?
I can pay some $ but not much, i can do more if i find a piece of this puzzle.
Please PM with your price of helping me to run the tool on my laptop, Thank you

https://github.com/brichard19/BitCrack/releases

If you video card is nvidia download cuBitCrack.exe
If you video card is  amd radeon download clBitCrack.exe

example command line options  -i check.txt ( file with adresses for check) -o gold.txt  (output file with founded adresses)  -c  (compress each adress)  -b 32 (blocks) -t 256 (threads)  -p 1024 --keyspace  ( key space range in hex example 00001:00003 ) --continue save.txt ( save current work to continue after start up)

Edit: use last drivers if you have nvidia download cuda 10 if u have amd download last avibile drivers
jr. member
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Anyone can help me to install a program on my laptop i7 CPU with 8GB RAM that will try to brute force the keys in a specified range?
I can pay some $ but not much, i can do more if i find a piece of this puzzle.
Please PM with your price of helping me to run the tool on my laptop, Thank you
a dollar in advance ,and then we'll talk.  Grin
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#63 - 1NpYjtLira16LfGbGwZJ5JbDPh3ai9bjf4
Hex PK: 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000007CCE5EFDACCF6808
Private key: KwDiBf89QgGbjEhKnhXJuH7LrciVrZi3qYv5Z9J7hv7VYYN3XL3Y

62 is still in progress ... I just found 63 faster :-)

What do you use for searching?

Same as previous keys found by me (#59,#60,#61) - the key was found with the BitCrack application
Interesting, what speed you have on what video card? I have rx560oc and reach only 50Mkey/s acording my calculation if you scan all 62 bit range is so much years. Are you scan small pieces of 62bit range or all ? Thanks


Edit: Sorry for my bad english,it isnt my native language.
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Key #95 in 10 1/2 hours on a single machine? That's impressive.

Why so many - 256 - kangaroos? Everyone says it is not optimal, do you have some new insights on this?
Who says it's not optimal?

Almost 38 million kangaroos spread across 4 Tesla V100.
Only 86% of the expected run time was needed.

Each kangaroo has to produce at least few distinguished points.
All these points have to be stored in a hash table, for efficient collision detection.
Experiments show, that collision happens with 3-12 DP/kangaroo.

And since none bothered to post the key from the image:
#95 - 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000527a792b183c7f64a0e8b1f4
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