i wonder why OP need that much btc address when he can use one account multiple times
it will hard to manage 100K btc addresses
Topic: how to generate (Read 2355 times)
i think op is hoping to generate a key already in use by someone. what are the odds on that again?
He could just use http://directory.io/
Odds are the same
i think op is hoping to generate a key already in use by someone. what are the odds on that again?
He could just use http://directory.io/
i think op is hoping to generate a key already in use by someone. what are the odds on that again?
1 / 2160 (per key)
chance to find nothing would be
1-(1/2160)100000
which wolfram alpha rounds do 100%
i think op is hoping to generate a key already in use by someone. what are the odds on that again?
You dont need bitcoin for that.
You can grab any crypto library, for eg C# https://github.com/mb300sd/Bitcoin-Tool and generate a new public and private pair.
Its better if you generate only one and test if they are working before the bulk
You can grab any crypto library, for eg C# https://github.com/mb300sd/Bitcoin-Tool and generate a new public and private pair.
Its better if you generate only one and test if they are working before the bulk
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Thanks for explaining!
I knew there was some dump command, tried to look it up quickly, but I must have missed it.
As for the vanity address generator, I only asked/linked just in case OP was not making progress with bitcoin core. Get the car
Thanks for explaining!
I knew there was some dump command, tried to look it up quickly, but I must have missed it.
As for the vanity address generator, I only asked/linked just in case OP was not making progress with bitcoin core. Get the car
I tend to use all cars, bikes and motorboats when it comes to bitcoin
You can use the addresses however it pleases you.
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Bitcoin core can export all private keys and addresses into a text file with a single command. From what OP wrote they are aware of that.
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It probably can, but if someone asks for bitcoin core advise I usually try to help them with the tool they ask help for and only suggest they use something else if its not possible with the tool or very difficult.
Its like asking for help with your car and someone suggests: "lel, use bike, is good". Its not helpfull even though it might be a valid solution.
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Bitcoin core can export all private keys and addresses into a text file with a single command. From what OP wrote they are aware of that.
Code:
dumpwallet "filename"
Dumps all wallet keys in a human-readable format.
Arguments:
1. "filename" (string, required) The filename
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It probably can, but if someone asks for bitcoin core advise I usually try to help them with the tool they ask help for and only suggest they use something else if its not possible with the tool or very difficult.
Its like asking for help with your car and someone suggests: "lel, use bike, is good". Its not helpfull even though it might be a valid solution.
Thanks for explaining!
I knew there was some dump command, tried to look it up quickly, but I must have missed it.
As for the vanity address generator, I only asked/linked just in case OP was not making progress with bitcoin core. Get the car
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Aren't these addresses only used when you receive back some coins from a transaction you have sent?
Aren't these addresses only used when you receive back some coins from a transaction you have sent?
You can use the addresses however it pleases you.
I am not sure if these keys can be exported into a list, but the way I understood was that OP meant was tha he/she wanted to create a list of 100'000 addresses like in a text file to use with his/her wallet. Addresses that can be given out to 3rd parties and receive payments.
Bitcoin core can export all private keys and addresses into a text file with a single command. From what OP wrote they are aware of that.
Code:
dumpwallet "filename"
Dumps all wallet keys in a human-readable format.
Arguments:
1. "filename" (string, required) The filename
There was this vanity address generator tool: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/vanitygen-vanity-bitcoin-address-generatorminer-v022-25804
I'm not sure if this can be used to simply generated a bunch of random addresses too.
I'm not sure if this can be used to simply generated a bunch of random addresses too.
It probably can, but if someone asks for bitcoin core advise I usually try to help them with the tool they ask help for and only suggest they use something else if its not possible with the tool or very difficult.
Its like asking for help with your car and someone suggests: "lel, use bike, is good". Its not helpfull even though it might be a valid solution.
how i can genrate 100.000 bitcoin addresses with bitcoin core all this address need to be associated only with 1 wallet.dat ...
The default already is pool size=100, see
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Running_Bitcoin
You can alter that value, performance will depend on size and what you are attempting to do.
Aren't these addresses only used when you receive back some coins from a transaction you have sent?
I am not sure if these keys can be exported into a list, but the way I understood was that OP meant was tha he/she wanted to create a list of 100'000 addresses like in a text file to use with his/her wallet. Addresses that can be given out to 3rd parties and receive payments.
There was this vanity address generator tool: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/vanitygen-vanity-bitcoin-address-generatorminer-v022-25804
I'm not sure if this can be used to simply generated a bunch of random addresses too.
The addresses are used for anything: for change or requesting payment, etc...
The wallet.dat file is a list of public-private keypairs, so using the bitcoind pool size method seems a valid way to generate those 100000 addresses.
how i can genrate 100.000 bitcoin addresses with bitcoin core all this address need to be associated only with 1 wallet.dat ...
The default already is pool size=100, see
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Running_Bitcoin
You can alter that value, performance will depend on size and what you are attempting to do.
Aren't these addresses only used when you receive back some coins from a transaction you have sent?
I am not sure if these keys can be exported into a list, but the way I understood was that OP meant was tha he/she wanted to create a list of 100'000 addresses like in a text file to use with his/her wallet. Addresses that can be given out to 3rd parties and receive payments.
There was this vanity address generator tool: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/vanitygen-vanity-bitcoin-address-generatorminer-v022-25804
I'm not sure if this can be used to simply generated a bunch of random addresses too.
hello thanks shorena , my bitcoin don't have a bitcoin.conf why this issue ? only to me ?
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Running_Bitcoin#Bitcoin.conf_Configuration_File
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The configuration file is not automatically created; you can create it using your favorite plain-text editor. By default, Bitcoin (or bitcoind) will look for a file named 'bitcoin.conf' in the bitcoin data directory, but both the data directory and the configuration file path may be changed using the -datadir and -conf command-line arguments.
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Data_directory
hello thanks shorena , my bitcoin don't have a bitcoin.conf why this issue ? only to me ?
hello thank you .. i check it but i can't find .. i want to create 100k bitcoin addresses fast its possible ? and after export in a file.txt ( this option have bitcoin core ) but i dont know how to create fast 100.000 address without stay and click generate address for 100.000 times
As cr1776 said. Close, set keypool=100000 in your config file (create it if you need to), start and wait.
bitaddress.org might help to create bulk btc address..
hello thank you .. i check it but i can't find .. i want to create 100k bitcoin addresses fast its possible ? and after export in a file.txt ( this option have bitcoin core ) but i dont know how to create fast 100.000 address without stay and click generate address for 100.000 times
how i can genrate 100.000 bitcoin addresses with bitcoin core all this address need to be associated only with 1 wallet.dat ...
The default already is pool size=100, see
https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Running_Bitcoin
You can alter that value, performance will depend on size and what you are attempting to do.
how i can genrate 100.000 bitcoin addresses with bitcoin core all this address need to be associated only with 1 wallet.dat ...
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