So this is like all the addresses that exist? I wonder if anyone has found something and just kept quiet about it? This is pretty crazy.
that's what I wonder too... are there addresses with a balance? does this site snipe them before posting them?
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that's what I wonder too... are there addresses with a balance? does this site snipe them before posting them?
So this is like all the addresses that exist? I wonder if anyone has found something and just kept quiet about it? This is pretty crazy.
If they did they should buy some lottery tickets, lol.
I've been searching for a collision for years, haven't found shittttt.
So this is like all the addresses that exist? I wonder if anyone has found something and just kept quiet about it? This is pretty crazy.
What do you guys think about this.
Using Python
I'm gathering a list of private and public addresses into two separate files.
I keep the private and public addresses mapped together throughout the whole process btw.
Sort the list of public addresses.
Convert the addresses into an integer, rebase into regular base 10.
Compare how close the public addresses are numerically.
The goal is to get enough public addresses that are close enough together , or similar distances apart, to see if there is a pattern in numerical difference in private keys. I.e. - every priv addrs resorted by pub_addrs is some integer/pattern apart
Finding an approximate step distance, assuming that the it wraps around.
For instance.
step 3 starting at 0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F
0 3 6 9 C F 2 5 8 B E 1 4 7 A D 0
Obviously pattern could come as more in depth like first step 3 the step 5, repeat. But the only way figure that out is to get enough public address neighbors in different regions of the address space.
Then when I think I have a pattern that may work, create a test address pair, proceed as if I don't know the private address.
Determine my test ranges of private addresses based on the public address.
Decode my base58 guess range addresses into long integers.
Integer // 128 + 1 for page number of these "Directory.io" like sites and scrub in either direction looking for the public address to match.
The problem really comes down to that I periodically get a shorter number, unless, that's a key to the pattern. Check it out.
Using Python
I'm gathering a list of private and public addresses into two separate files.
I keep the private and public addresses mapped together throughout the whole process btw.
Sort the list of public addresses.
Convert the addresses into an integer, rebase into regular base 10.
Compare how close the public addresses are numerically.
The goal is to get enough public addresses that are close enough together , or similar distances apart, to see if there is a pattern in numerical difference in private keys. I.e. - every priv addrs resorted by pub_addrs is some integer/pattern apart
Finding an approximate step distance, assuming that the it wraps around.
For instance.
step 3 starting at 0
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 A B C D E F
0 3 6 9 C F 2 5 8 B E 1 4 7 A D 0
Obviously pattern could come as more in depth like first step 3 the step 5, repeat. But the only way figure that out is to get enough public address neighbors in different regions of the address space.
Then when I think I have a pattern that may work, create a test address pair, proceed as if I don't know the private address.
Determine my test ranges of private addresses based on the public address.
Decode my base58 guess range addresses into long integers.
Integer // 128 + 1 for page number of these "Directory.io" like sites and scrub in either direction looking for the public address to match.
Code:
codestring = list('123456789ABCDEFGHJKLMNPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijkmnopqrstuvwxyz')
...
place_holder = 0
for value in pub_address[::-1]:
long_int += codestring.index(value) * 58 ** place_holder
place_holder += 1
...
The problem really comes down to that I periodically get a shorter number, unless, that's a key to the pattern. Check it out.
Quote
1C1rEtR7thtETfacM7zSAr5K3z5TmDBYH
51078483646279294236952535710672081744668370430130160350
1C1rFtVdGd2QjyYGUTrfbwCb4VTtzUDmEQ
2962553431846907081444274408269607242597151315247731067433
1C1tVsw7hNrAuHQepw4UBMiPs2oXb7bGam
2962732625605733070539107364803282557057598475989994440498
51078483646279294236952535710672081744668370430130160350
1C1rFtVdGd2QjyYGUTrfbwCb4VTtzUDmEQ
2962553431846907081444274408269607242597151315247731067433
1C1tVsw7hNrAuHQepw4UBMiPs2oXb7bGam
2962732625605733070539107364803282557057598475989994440498
Yes, i did enable CORS on my chrome browser. Balances still does not appear 
edit: now it is shown!
Did you enable CORS in your browser?
It will only show with CORS enabled.
edit: now it is shown!
"Directory.io - Now with balances!" 
I can not see any balance on the site. Did you remove it again?
I can not see any balance on the site. Did you remove it again?Did you enable CORS in your browser?
It will only show with CORS enabled.
Hello,
I made a clone of Directory.io but I added the ability to show the balance of the addresses when CORS is enabled in Chrome;
http://btcdirectory.azurewebsites.net/
To enable CORS in Chrome I use this extension:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/allow-control-allow-origi/nlfbmbojpeacfghkpbjhddihlkkiljbi?utm_source=chrome-app-launcher-info-dialog
This is purely for fun, your odds shouldn't even be called odds.
But just in case you happen to stumble on an address with a balance, DON'T STEAL.
I made a clone of Directory.io but I added the ability to show the balance of the addresses when CORS is enabled in Chrome;
http://btcdirectory.azurewebsites.net/
To enable CORS in Chrome I use this extension:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/allow-control-allow-origi/nlfbmbojpeacfghkpbjhddihlkkiljbi?utm_source=chrome-app-launcher-info-dialog
This is purely for fun, your odds shouldn't even be called odds.
But just in case you happen to stumble on an address with a balance, DON'T STEAL.
Great novelty game. LOL
How can I set it up to get the information from another location. I have a setup that allows me to get the information from, which is accessible via the browser and I would like to point the 'http://blockchain.info' CORS request there (while keeping the address in link) for retrieval instead of blockchain.info ( http://replace_this_part_to_my_local/q/address/#keep_this_the_same)
I can make you a console application with your specific URL, it will be much faster than through a browser.
When I was running it with my own insight server I was doing about 1000 address per second 2000 if you count the compressed keys.
Well, I gave up on the third try.
GG.
GG.
You'll be back, haha.
Well, I gave up on the third try.
GG.
GG.
"Directory.io - Now with balances!" I can not see any balance on the site. Did you remove it again?
I can not see any balance on the site. Did you remove it again?Did you enable CORS in your browser?
It will only show with CORS enabled.
"Directory.io - Now with balances!" I can not see any balance on the site. Did you remove it again?
I can not see any balance on the site. Did you remove it again? 
Ha. Already found three that were emptied at some point. Does that mean I broke the odds of a lifetime burnt it on empty addresses, or should I go buy a lotto ticket.
No that just means you found the obvious "brainwallets".
Ha. Already found three that were emptied at some point. Does that mean I broke the odds of a lifetime burnt it on empty addresses, or should I go buy a lotto ticket.
Hello,
I made a clone of Directory.io but I added the ability to show the balance of the addresses when CORS is enabled in Chrome;
http://btcdirectory.azurewebsites.net/
To enable CORS in Chrome I use this extension:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/allow-control-allow-origi/nlfbmbojpeacfghkpbjhddihlkkiljbi?utm_source=chrome-app-launcher-info-dialog
http://i.imgur.com/5WkAvTM.png
This is purely for fun, your odds shouldn't even be called odds.
But just in case you happen to stumble on an address with a balance, DON'T STEAL.
I made a clone of Directory.io but I added the ability to show the balance of the addresses when CORS is enabled in Chrome;
http://btcdirectory.azurewebsites.net/
To enable CORS in Chrome I use this extension:
https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/allow-control-allow-origi/nlfbmbojpeacfghkpbjhddihlkkiljbi?utm_source=chrome-app-launcher-info-dialog
http://i.imgur.com/5WkAvTM.png
This is purely for fun, your odds shouldn't even be called odds.
But just in case you happen to stumble on an address with a balance, DON'T STEAL.
Great novelty game. LOL
How can I set it up to get the information from another location. I have a setup that allows me to get the information from, which is accessible via the browser and I would like to point the 'http://blockchain.info' CORS request there (while keeping the address in link) for retrieval instead of blockchain.info ( http://replace_this_part_to_my_local/q/address/#keep_this_the_same)
If you're still around, a better idea would be to include a "total received". I have all the addresses set up for forwarding so that if I catch any of them with bitcoins in them, I'll receive them.
However, it would be cool to see which addresses have received the most over time.
However, it would be cool to see which addresses have received the most over time.
I could do that.
I don't think it would help any.
I've been doing this for so long and I haven't stumbled upon anything, lol.
We have stumbled across empty addresses in the middle of Buttcoins.com & Directory.io.
(really)
If you're still around, a better idea would be to include a "total received". I have all the addresses set up for forwarding so that if I catch any of them with bitcoins in them, I'll receive them.
However, it would be cool to see which addresses have received the most over time.
However, it would be cool to see which addresses have received the most over time.
I could do that.
I don't think it would help any.
I've been doing this for so long and I haven't stumbled upon anything, lol.
Is this directory only an excerpt or is it containing all existing 1.1488746e+77 Bitcoin addresses and their private keys?
It's not a directory really.
None of this information is saved to a database, it's impossible.
All keypairs are generated on the fly as the page is requested.
It's only an excerpt. There is no way that someone has 1.1488746e+77 Bitcoin addresses and their private keys at this point in time. I don't know about 10 or 20 years from now, probably there will be some other systems.
If you're still around, a better idea would be to include a "total received". I have all the addresses set up for forwarding so that if I catch any of them with bitcoins in them, I'll receive them.
However, it would be cool to see which addresses have received the most over time.
However, it would be cool to see which addresses have received the most over time.
Is this directory only an excerpt or is it containing all existing 1.1488746e+77 Bitcoin addresses and their private keys?
It's not a directory really.
None of this information is saved to a database, it's impossible.
All keypairs are generated on the fly as the page is requested.
Is this directory only an excerpt or is it containing all existing 1.1488746e+77 Bitcoin addresses and their private keys?
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