Topic: Does anyone know how to make vanity bitcoin addresses? (Read 902 times)
I don't know if can be useful: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/vanitygen-vanity-bitcoin-address-generatorminer-v022-25804
Interesting! Would you like to explain how this works or point me to a website / thread / article where it is explained?
I am used to create vanity addresses on my own but 5+ custom digests cost to much time and electricity on a normal machine. Therefore I would consider to let addresses create from someone else if it is really possible to create it this way.
That is not necessarily true.
It depends on how the address was generated. It is possible to generate a vanity address for someone without knowing what their private key is.
I am used to create vanity addresses on my own but 5+ custom digests cost to much time and electricity on a normal machine. Therefore I would consider to let addresses create from someone else if it is really possible to create it this way.
If someone generates a vanity address for you, they have your private key for it. Therefore also have control of your coins that go to this address. 
That is not necessarily true.
It depends on how the address was generated. It is possible to generate a vanity address for someone without knowing what their private key is.
If you want a more in depth explanation -> https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.901491
For the simplest good intro into elliptic curve crypto -> https://media.ccc.de/v/31c3_-_6369_-_en_-_saal_1_-_201412272145_-_ecchacks_-_djb_-_tanja_lange (dont get fooled by the domain its in english)
alt link (if you prefer youtube) -> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l6jTFxQaUJA
Interesting! Would you like to explain how this works or point me to a website / thread / article where it is explained?
Shorena already did right above your post.Correct the method is called "split key vanity". ~snip~
Therefore I would consider to let addresses create from someone else if it is really possible to create it this way.
Have a look over here:If you want to utilize a service and let someone else generate it for you (split-generation), I can recommend shorena for that task.
Interesting! Would you like to explain how this works or point me to a website / thread / article where it is explained?
I am used to create vanity addresses on my own but 5+ custom digests cost to much time and electricity on a normal machine. Therefore I would consider to let addresses create from someone else if it is really possible to create it this way.
That is not necessarily true.
It depends on how the address was generated. It is possible to generate a vanity address for someone without knowing what their private key is.
I am used to create vanity addresses on my own but 5+ custom digests cost to much time and electricity on a normal machine. Therefore I would consider to let addresses create from someone else if it is really possible to create it this way.
If someone generates a vanity address for you, they have your private key for it. Therefore also have control of your coins that go to this address.
That is not necessarily true.
It depends on how the address was generated. It is possible to generate a vanity address for someone without knowing what their private key is.
If someone generates a vanity address for you, they have your private key for it. Therefore also have control of your coins that go to this address.
That is not necessarily true.
It depends on how the address was generated. It is possible to generate a vanity address for someone without knowing what their private key is.
Correct the method is called "split key vanity". Alice generates a private key and sends the corresponding public(!) key to Bob, who randomly generates private keys, combines the two public keys (most commonly adds them) and tests if the corresponding address matches the prefix. When the prefix is a match Bob sends the private key to Alice, who combines their own private key (only known to them) and the private key from Bob which creates an entirely new private key that has an addresses with the wanted prefix. Bob has no way to calculate the same private key without knowing the other part. For an attack Bob has 1 private key less to test.
If someone generates a vanity address for you, they have your private key for it. Therefore also have control of your coins that go to this address.
That is not necessarily true.
It depends on how the address was generated. It is possible to generate a vanity address for someone without knowing what their private key is.
If someone generates a vanity address for you, they have your private key for it. Therefore also have control of your coins that go to this address.
Does anyone know of an easy way to make vanity bitcoin addresses that can be used (real addresses with private keys)?
I think this is what you are looking for https://bitcoinvanitygen.com there cant be an easy way than this to create your bitcoin vanity address
Does anyone know of an easy way to make vanity bitcoin addresses that can be used (real addresses with private keys)?
If you can not use Vanitygen, here is a good tutorial that you can follow it
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tajm7z8P7Y
it really helped me while creating my address because Vanitygen has no graphical user interface
Thanks for the info guys.
IF you dont have a decent GPU, let me know. Maybe I can help you out.
Thanks for the info guys.
Does anyone know of an easy way to make vanity bitcoin addresses that can be used (real addresses with private keys)?
As lutpin says there is a software called vanitygen which you can generate at your own, if your pc configuration isn't good neither gaming pc then i would suggest to use short prefix with 2-5 characters because it can take so long if your pc has not good configuration.
Get a decent GPU and run it yourself. I personally don't trust ones I don't generate on vanity. Vanity sounds great... I have used them but at end of day you can not remember even a vanity address in memory.
And it all really depends on length and parameters of your name. Some you can generate quick others will take a LONG time or never happen depending on length. Make sure to do it on a computer that is secure and safe, or your doing all this for nothing.
And it all really depends on length and parameters of your name. Some you can generate quick others will take a LONG time or never happen depending on length. Make sure to do it on a computer that is secure and safe, or your doing all this for nothing.
There's a tool called vanitygen, if you want to generate the address on your own.
If you want to utilize a service and let someone else generate it for you (split-generation), I can recommend shorena for that task.
NEVER trust others with the creation of vanity addresses, unless you use a safe split-generation, where the other party doesn't have access to the private key of the address in the end.
In the case of the mentioned site, they got full access to every private key, hence they got access to all bitcoins deposited in any of their addresses and can move/steal them as they like.
If you want to utilize a service and let someone else generate it for you (split-generation), I can recommend shorena for that task.
I think this is what you are looking for [SCAM SITE] bitcoinvanitygen[.]com [SCAM SITE] there cant be an easy way than this to create your bitcoin vanity address
This site has been confirmed to be scam.NEVER trust others with the creation of vanity addresses, unless you use a safe split-generation, where the other party doesn't have access to the private key of the address in the end.
In the case of the mentioned site, they got full access to every private key, hence they got access to all bitcoins deposited in any of their addresses and can move/steal them as they like.
Does anyone know of an easy way to make vanity bitcoin addresses that can be used (real addresses with private keys)?
I think this is what you are looking for https://bitcoinvanitygen.com there cant be an easy way than this to create your bitcoin vanity address
Does anyone know of an easy way to make vanity bitcoin addresses that can be used (real addresses with private keys)?
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