BitCrack - A tool for brute-forcing private keys - page 13.

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Quote from: BiT_black on December 06, 2022, 04:27:04 AM

Quote from: nc50lc on December 05, 2022, 09:46:18 PM

-snip-

And any tool to take participate in loterry? I want random bruteforce of all keyspace, at a database of all BTC adresses with balance

Go to this thread to see the list of bruteforce tools: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--5422375

Those are designed for the puzzle transaction but you can specify the range if you want the whole keyspace. (which isn't comparable to lottery)

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Quote from: BiT_black on December 06, 2022, 04:27:04 AM

Thanks for everybody for explanation.
And any tool to take participate in loterry? I want random bruteforce of all keyspace, at a database of all BTC adresses with balance

I think about Hashcat, but it doesn't take secret exponent, in can bruteforce onli WIFs

Go with Keyhunt if you want to use CPU & RAM
https://github.com/albertobsd/keyhunt

And go with KeyHunt-Cuda if you want to use Nvidia GPU(Only)
https://github.com/manyunya/KeyHunt-Cuda

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Quote from: nc50lc on December 05, 2022, 09:46:18 PM

Quote from: BiT_black on December 05, 2022, 06:25:00 PM

And another quesion. Is this adresses also generating from the same space of numbers as P2PKH keys? I mean, that for example I have a private key
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For this key I have two P2PKH adresses 1AxSQFHqQ2nFUbZwcWSmHYrYumuQnK2nYG 12b9TofPY9R5gtKRUHBWjQrNP6mBYZuFqr. Can I generate also P2SH adress using this key?

The first address is generated from the uncompressed public key pair of that private key.
The next address is from the compressed public key.

More info here: learnmeabitcoin.com/technical/public-key

Quote from: BiT_black on December 05, 2022, 06:25:00 PM

Why BitCrack doesn't support new types of adress? (from '3' or 'bc' starting)?

Probably because it's designed to bruteforce the "puzzle transaction" (link), and the puzzle's addresses aren't p2sh nor bech32.

Thanks for everybody for explanation.
And any tool to take participate in loterry? I want random bruteforce of all keyspace, at a database of all BTC adresses with balance

I think about Hashcat, but it doesn't take secret exponent, in can bruteforce onli WIFs

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Quote from: BiT_black on December 05, 2022, 06:25:00 PM

Why BitCrack doesn't support new types of adress? (from '3' or 'bc' starting)?

And another quesion. Is this adresses also generating from the same space of numbers as P2PKH keys? I mean, that for example I have a private key

Code:

36a9e7f1c95b82ffb99743e0c5c4ce95d83c9a430aac59f84ef3cbfab6145068

For this key I have two P2PKH adresses 1AxSQFHqQ2nFUbZwcWSmHYrYumuQnK2nYG 12b9TofPY9R5gtKRUHBWjQrNP6mBYZuFqr. Can I generate also P2SH adress using this key?

sure. The private key you mentioned results in:

Code:

Bitcoin address = 12b9TofPY9R5gtKRUHBWjQrNP6mBYZuFqr
Uncompressed Bitcoin address = 1AxSQFHqQ2nFUbZwcWSmHYrYumuQnK2nYG
Segwit address = bc1qz9k42yuypn3h0u98dfjw6frlxn3mhhc07pwhqg
p2sh segwit address = 31iwoQNky2ZMHEgYnTnARVmHEHArTqwLUq (corresponding p2sh script   : 0014116d5513840ce377f0a76a64ed247f34e3bbdf0f)

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Quote from: BiT_black on December 05, 2022, 06:25:00 PM

And another quesion. Is this adresses also generating from the same space of numbers as P2PKH keys? I mean, that for example I have a private key
-snip-
For this key I have two P2PKH adresses 1AxSQFHqQ2nFUbZwcWSmHYrYumuQnK2nYG 12b9TofPY9R5gtKRUHBWjQrNP6mBYZuFqr. Can I generate also P2SH adress using this key?

The first address is generated from the uncompressed public key pair of that private key.
The next address is from the compressed public key.

More info here: learnmeabitcoin.com/technical/public-key

Quote from: BiT_black on December 05, 2022, 06:25:00 PM

Why BitCrack doesn't support new types of adress? (from '3' or 'bc' starting)?

Probably because it's designed to bruteforce the "puzzle transaction" (link), and the puzzle's addresses aren't p2sh nor bech32.

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Why BitCrack doesn't support new types of adress? (from '3' or 'bc' starting)?

And another quesion. Is this adresses also generating from the same space of numbers as P2PKH keys? I mean, that for example I have a private key

Code:

36a9e7f1c95b82ffb99743e0c5c4ce95d83c9a430aac59f84ef3cbfab6145068

For this key I have two P2PKH adresses 1AxSQFHqQ2nFUbZwcWSmHYrYumuQnK2nYG 12b9TofPY9R5gtKRUHBWjQrNP6mBYZuFqr. Can I generate also P2SH adress using this key?

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Quote from: WanderingPhilospher on November 28, 2022, 08:00:39 PM

if yall plan to post/use keyspaces searched by other people (lot of trust has to go into that) set up a python program that randomly searches whatever sized range and then print that range to a file; rinse and repeat. And then it's just a matter of posting your ranges somewhere for others to view.
As we all know, it is a huge undertaking as the td pool had searched 15%+ of the 64 key and still did not find it before someone else did.

Unfortunately I don't know how to program in Pyton.
I use the option of cubitcrack (--share) e.g. --share 23252314/25000000 (1500 billion keys for each share, it takes 3 hours with my 1060 3GB). I choose the share (e.g. 23252314) randomly with : https://xoomer.virgilio.it/roberto-ricci/variabilialeatorie/esperimenti/numeriacaso2.htm
Then i copy the keyspace from the terminal and i paste it on an excel list in progressive order.
I do that 1-3 times daily. Roll Eyes

If someone from the forum with a good reputation posted their keyspaces I don't see why I shouldn't trust them.

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if yall plan to post/use keyspaces searched by other people (lot of trust has to go into that) set up a python program that randomly searches whatever sized range and then print that range to a file; rinse and repeat. And then it's just a matter of posting your ranges somewhere for others to view.
As we all know, it is a huge undertaking as the td pool had searched 15%+ of the 64 key and still did not find it before someone else did.

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./cuBitCrack --keyspace 213fa19b5cbbc317c:21d4e0733e7eb94b0 13zb1hQbWVsc2S7ZTZnP2G4undNNpdh5so --out lottery.txt

Your "gaps" are keyspaces much much much much bigger than mine (500/1500 billions keys), you could have more chance randomly with keyhunt-cuda, or with same size keyspaces randomly choosen (like i do).

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Quote from: italiandigger on November 28, 2022, 09:04:42 AM

Sorry, a bit off topic..

indeed

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On Saturday I went to an electronics fair and I talked to professionals in home automation and solar panel installation. I am looking for a small house with a roof wide enough for panels. I've found one and i'm evaluating seriously to buy it. The geographical position in which I live allows me a good solar irradiation all year round, obviously more intense in summer.
The costs are as follows: a 4 kilowatt power system with 6-8 panels costs about 12-15000$ including assembly.
The technician I spoke to at his house has 14 kilowatts with 18 panels (I didn't even ask him for the price, the battery is around 6-10000$ used/new, like the tesla car battery).
Free energy in any case.
I'm also thinking of doing as in Siberia and putting 3-4 asic antminers in the cavities of the garage wall to warm up a little winter for free too. Cool

Sorry, a bit off topic..

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that was my first thought, then I thought maybe he's renting GPU power at NH or similar. But that's really offtopic now, lets keep on topic

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Quote from: citb0in on November 28, 2022, 06:24:30 AM

well if ETH mining is profitable with 20 such cards and power consumption, why not... good luck.

ETH can't be mined with GPU after the latest update, it shifted from POW to POS so people are now "staking" ETH instead.
But this is off-topic, just saying.

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that's what I expected to hear. Yes, absolutely agree. If I were you I would use those rigs for cracking the puzzles. However, this will cost a lot of electricity and the chances still are very low to hit a key.

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well if ETH mining is profitable with 20 such cards and power consumption, why not... good luck.

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Less. If I put all the mining rigs for this. But it doesn't pay for me. I can earn more money from mining itself than from puzzles for the same time spent. Grin

you are bitcoin mining with GPU rigs?

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As is well known, hope dies in the end Grin

I wish everyone much success, but above all good luck.

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Quote from: citb0in on November 28, 2022, 05:30:00 AM

Quote from: italiandigger on November 28, 2022, 05:26:28 AM

Together we can do in 1-2 years i presume. Roll Eyes

how did you calculate this? Can you explain, please?

I simply hope for a progressively large participation galvanized by collective enthusiasm.
The winner will take it all! Glory included!!! Grin

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Quote from: italiandigger on November 28, 2022, 05:26:28 AM

Together we can do in 1-2 years i presume. Roll Eyes

how did you calculate this? Can you explain, please?

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Thank you very much for this.
In fact, the Lotto ticket is located where we did not enter. In the gaps. BTC
It took me a long time to find all the gaps.
So choose a ticket. It will take at least 5 years to find it - at least on my machine. Grin

From the last update i've done other 10 sessions (1500 billions keys each).
I hope that other guys excited about solving puzzle 66 will partecipate with their checked keyspaces.
Together we can do in 1-2 years i presume. Roll Eyes

I've found the second computer to use keyhunt randomly to check the gaps (no matter if big, they should decrease in size over time).

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