found.txt created only when finding a wallet?
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Topic: Large Bitcoin Collider Thread 2.0 - page 4. (Read 57116 times)
I am planning to invest in hardware and join in LBC, but I not know where is calculation to invest thousands of dollars in hardware, spent months and years for 0.5btc.
You will never make enough money to pay for the computer. Never.If you are doing it for fun and to learn more about how Bitcoin works then fine.
Doing this to make a profit is a very very bad idea.
Maybe my question is nooby,
But, why LBC is randomly collide addresses with private keys, why LBC don't target group of large btc addresses (which are a long time inactive and have large number of BTC) and try to collide-pair brute force public keys (auto generated) with exactly choosen addresses.
If we saw list of trophies, there are addresses about 0.5BTC or less, I hope that is not target.
If someone can explain me, I repeat, I am noob and only think "why we not go directly big addresses" such as: https://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-richest-bitcoin-addresses.html
I am planning to invest in hardware and join in LBC, but I not know where is calculation to invest thousands of dollars in hardware, spent months and years for 0.5btc.
But, why LBC is randomly collide addresses with private keys, why LBC don't target group of large btc addresses (which are a long time inactive and have large number of BTC) and try to collide-pair brute force public keys (auto generated) with exactly choosen addresses.
If we saw list of trophies, there are addresses about 0.5BTC or less, I hope that is not target.
If someone can explain me, I repeat, I am noob and only think "why we not go directly big addresses" such as: https://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-richest-bitcoin-addresses.html
I am planning to invest in hardware and join in LBC, but I not know where is calculation to invest thousands of dollars in hardware, spent months and years for 0.5btc.
if you read the details about the project it checks the top 9 million address for collision so every key it generates checks against 9 million addresses with BTC.
https://lbc.cryptoguru.org/man/theory
read the whole page.. to get an idea.
edit: its 15 million addresses now.
Maybe my question is nooby,
But, why LBC is randomly collide addresses with private keys, why LBC don't target group of large btc addresses (which are a long time inactive and have large number of BTC) and try to collide-pair brute force public keys (auto generated) with exactly choosen addresses.
If we saw list of trophies, there are addresses about 0.5BTC or less, I hope that is not target.
If someone can explain me, I repeat, I am noob and only think "why we not go directly big addresses" such as: https://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-richest-bitcoin-addresses.html
I am planning to invest in hardware and join in LBC, but I not know where is calculation to invest thousands of dollars in hardware, spent months and years for 0.5btc.
But, why LBC is randomly collide addresses with private keys, why LBC don't target group of large btc addresses (which are a long time inactive and have large number of BTC) and try to collide-pair brute force public keys (auto generated) with exactly choosen addresses.
If we saw list of trophies, there are addresses about 0.5BTC or less, I hope that is not target.
If someone can explain me, I repeat, I am noob and only think "why we not go directly big addresses" such as: https://bitinfocharts.com/top-100-richest-bitcoin-addresses.html
I am planning to invest in hardware and join in LBC, but I not know where is calculation to invest thousands of dollars in hardware, spent months and years for 0.5btc.
Hi guys,
I've been thinking a lot about old, forgotten and abandoned BTC wallets and the way they can be accessed. In that research, I saw this project that inspired me and I want to join the project.
Could you give me a PC configuration recommendation, to pay attention to whether is more important CPU or GPU , whether one GPU is enough or more, how much RAM, and more. What is minimum configuration for good participation in this project.
Give me some recommendation, some advice about hardware, what should I pay attention to.
Thanks a lot for every one.
p.s. Who knows, maybe we sometimes get into Satoshi's wallet, it's never known...
I've been thinking a lot about old, forgotten and abandoned BTC wallets and the way they can be accessed. In that research, I saw this project that inspired me and I want to join the project.
Could you give me a PC configuration recommendation, to pay attention to whether is more important CPU or GPU , whether one GPU is enough or more, how much RAM, and more. What is minimum configuration for good participation in this project.
Give me some recommendation, some advice about hardware, what should I pay attention to.
Thanks a lot for every one.
p.s. Who knows, maybe we sometimes get into Satoshi's wallet, it's never known...
Would be better off using: https://github.com/brichard19/BitCrack
Hi guys,
I've been thinking a lot about old, forgotten and abandoned BTC wallets and the way they can be accessed. In that research, I saw this project that inspired me and I want to join the project.
Could you give me a PC configuration recommendation, to pay attention to whether is more important CPU or GPU , whether one GPU is enough or more, how much RAM, and more. What is minimum configuration for good participation in this project.
Give me some recommendation, some advice about hardware, what should I pay attention to.
Thanks a lot for every one.
p.s. Who knows, maybe we sometimes get into Satoshi's wallet, it's never known...
I've been thinking a lot about old, forgotten and abandoned BTC wallets and the way they can be accessed. In that research, I saw this project that inspired me and I want to join the project.
Could you give me a PC configuration recommendation, to pay attention to whether is more important CPU or GPU , whether one GPU is enough or more, how much RAM, and more. What is minimum configuration for good participation in this project.
Give me some recommendation, some advice about hardware, what should I pay attention to.
Thanks a lot for every one.
p.s. Who knows, maybe we sometimes get into Satoshi's wallet, it's never known...
if sucess, the crypto currency is not safe 
New problem using -gpu for LBC i have Ubuntu 18.04 and have Open cl installed
previous post i found a solution https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.18999315 install ocl-icd-libopencl1 unfortunately it doesn't work for me. still getting exit code: 255
previous post i found a solution https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.18999315 install ocl-icd-libopencl1 unfortunately it doesn't work for me. still getting exit code: 255
I installed sudo cpan install LWP::Protocol::https already
and sudo cpan install LWP::Protocol but still getting the same error.
Try sudo apt-get liblwp-protocol-https-perl
Thank you that didn't work but it put me in right track. i install aptitude (package manager) and than
Code:
sudo aptitude install liblwp-protocol-https-perl
fixed the issue with ./LBC ty ty
I installed sudo cpan install LWP::Protocol::https already
and sudo cpan install LWP::Protocol but still getting the same error.
Try sudo apt-get liblwp-protocol-https-perl
I installed sudo cpan install LWP::Protocol::https already
and sudo cpan install LWP::Protocol but still getting the same error.
Hey guys I have ubuntu 18.04 installed and i am trying to get LBC to work but i am getting error. LWP::Protocol::https not found.
i try to install it using sudo install and cpan force install i get package not found.
Please help
i try to install it using sudo install and cpan force install i get package not found.
Please help
Did you try: sudo cpan install LWP::Protocol::https ?
Or: sudo cpan install LWP::Protocol
Hey guys I have ubuntu 18.04 installed and i am trying to get LBC to work but i am getting error. LWP::Protocol::https not found.
i try to install it using sudo install and cpan force install i get package not found.
Please help
i try to install it using sudo install and cpan force install i get package not found.
Please help
LBC servers down?
The website doesn't seem to work either.
The website doesn't seem to work either.
Works fine for me.
LBC servers down?
The website doesn't seem to work either.
The website doesn't seem to work either.
Does anyone know how to set LBC to use GPUs?
james@research:~$ ./LBC --gpu --id x --secret y
GPU authorized: yes
Whenever I try to use -gopt dev=1 for example, it seems to use only CPUs.
I'm reading the manual and looking at the help, but I can't find anything that will let me make use of the GPUs. It always says, "Will use 16 CPUs."
Thanks,
james@research:~$ ./LBC --gpu --id x --secret y
GPU authorized: yes
Whenever I try to use -gopt dev=1 for example, it seems to use only CPUs.
I'm reading the manual and looking at the help, but I can't find anything that will let me make use of the GPUs. It always says, "Will use 16 CPUs."
Thanks,
If you have only 1 GPU, then
Code:
./LBC --gpu -c 4 --id x --secret y
If you have more gpus, then you have to specify which you want to use ( from the manual: https://lbc.cryptoguru.org/man/user )
Code:
Distribute your 16 CPUs only on the cards 1,3,5,7:
./LBC -c 16 -g -gopt dev=1,3,5,7 --id x --secret y
Thank you for that.
The results seem disappointing with only one GPU though. I can't get more than one GPU to work at once. Poop.
Does anyone know how to set LBC to use GPUs?
james@research:~$ ./LBC --gpu --id x --secret y
GPU authorized: yes
Whenever I try to use -gopt dev=1 for example, it seems to use only CPUs.
I'm reading the manual and looking at the help, but I can't find anything that will let me make use of the GPUs. It always says, "Will use 16 CPUs."
Thanks,
james@research:~$ ./LBC --gpu --id x --secret y
GPU authorized: yes
Whenever I try to use -gopt dev=1 for example, it seems to use only CPUs.
I'm reading the manual and looking at the help, but I can't find anything that will let me make use of the GPUs. It always says, "Will use 16 CPUs."
Thanks,
If you have only 1 GPU, then
Code:
./LBC --gpu -c 4 --id x --secret y
If you have more gpus, then you have to specify which you want to use ( from the manual: https://lbc.cryptoguru.org/man/user )
Code:
Distribute your 16 CPUs only on the cards 1,3,5,7:
./LBC -c 16 -g -gopt dev=1,3,5,7 --id x --secret y
Does anyone know how to set LBC to use GPUs?
james@research:~$ ./LBC --gpu --id x --secret y
GPU authorized: yes
Whenever I try to use -gopt dev=1 for example, it seems to use only CPUs.
I'm reading the manual and looking at the help, but I can't find anything that will let me make use of the GPUs. It always says, "Will use 16 CPUs."
Thanks,
james@research:~$ ./LBC --gpu --id x --secret y
GPU authorized: yes
Whenever I try to use -gopt dev=1 for example, it seems to use only CPUs.
I'm reading the manual and looking at the help, but I can't find anything that will let me make use of the GPUs. It always says, "Will use 16 CPUs."
Thanks,
I think you can run LBC on any version of Linux and even on Windows Microsoft VM environment
interesting... because the corresponding address on BTX and BTG was moved the next day
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/05b580a46410bd373a8408dd3775abde66ce9833f753af28cdeeabaec6de028f
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/btx/tx.dws?faaa97a275106c3e5857918a6c6babc6113b6044bad14151ab4b93c333fe0a7d.htm
https://btgexplorer.com/tx/58eb9f616650a26f0ed319062e4b61140ec155fde9f3722f6d7ce8947e36b475
https://btgexplorer.com/tx/883ed31fb5ca352059d2caf87653d76f34832702197dd3dba8414203b43a27ff
1CuSHEw7... = 2QvFEZpy... on BTX chain (airdropped 0.5 BTX for 1 BTC)
if he found a private key of the same bitcoin address (P2PKH) but different public key,
would this private key work? as in to sign transaction of that utxo with different public key
Yes, it would work. But in this case I see always the same public key (then the same private key):
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/05b580a46410bd373a8408dd3775abde66ce9833f753af28cdeeabaec6de028f
02b009e153bd0df7fd2856ffbcbb71020bd69fbea49b20f7cd0b40e0ae98ff2486
https://chainz.cryptoid.info/btx/tx.dws?faaa97a275106c3e5857918a6c6babc6113b6044bad14151ab4b93c333fe0a7d.htm
02b009e153bd0df7fd2856ffbcbb71020bd69fbea49b20f7cd0b40e0ae98ff2486
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