Cool fact- The number of pages there is on that site, expressed as a word is:
Thirty-five quattuorvigintillion, eighty-eight trevigintillion, five hundred and eleven duovigintillion, eight hundred and ninety unvigintillion, ninety-five vigintillion, eight hundred and sixteen novemdecillion, seven hundred and ninety-five octodecillion, twenty-one septendecillion, five hundred and ten sexdecillion, six hundred and eight quindecillion, six hundred and ninety-three quattuordecillion, three hundred and five tredecillion, four hundred and nine duodecillion, nine hundred and fifty undecillion, seven hundred and seventy-seven decillion, fifty-four nonillion, two hundred and sixty-five octillion, one hundred and twenty-two septillion, five hundred and forty sextillion, one hundred and eighty-three quintillion, three hundred and eighty-two quadrillion, seven hundred and seventy trillion, one hundred and fifty-seven billion, eighteen million, six hundred and thirty-four thousand and six hundred and fifty.
Say that 10 times fast
Out of how many of those addresses would you say there are any funds?
No idea man, really hard to say. Any mathematicians here do some math for us
I am working on a python script right now that will crawl the database randomly and return any addresses that have anything more then dust in them....which I probably would need to start my own Distributed network of computers to even get a result
Maybe an idea for the future?
Edit: also, that number is how many
pages there are. Addresses would be that number times 33 (because there is 33 private keys on each page)....soooooo the number of addresses would beeeeee:
10526553567028745038506453182607991622985233116279536762055014831047105590395
Which in words would be:
Ten quattuorvigintillion, five hundred and twenty-six trevigintillion, five hundred and fifty-three duovigintillion, five hundred and sixty-seven unvigintillion, twenty-eight vigintillion, seven hundred and forty-five novemdecillion, thirty-eight octodecillion, five hundred and six septendecillion, four hundred and fifty-three sexdecillion, one hundred and eighty-two quindecillion, six hundred and seven quattuordecillion, nine hundred and ninety-one tredecillion, six hundred and twenty-two duodecillion, nine hundred and eighty-five undecillion, two hundred and thirty-three decillion, one hundred and sixteen nonillion, two hundred and seventy-nine octillion, five hundred and thirty-six septillion, seven hundred and sixty-two sextillion, fifty-five quintillion, fourteen quadrillion, eight hundred and thirty-one trillion, forty-seven billion, one hundred and five million, five hundred and ninety thousand, three hundred and ninety-five.
That is how many Bitcoin addresses there are on that site. :O