Topic: Please steal my bitcoins - page 3. (Read 909 times)
You say your private key is randomized. How can we be sure that this is not just random letters and numbers? How can we be sure that this wallet is yours and not someone else? Can you sign a message from it? Otherwise you are just a freshly registered account that pushes bitcointalk users to commit a crime by hacking someone else account.
You're holding just $116 worth of BTC and changing people to steal it. Please learn to protect your small funds now so that you can do the same for bigger ones.
My best guess is that that's what the OP is doing: seeing if somebody steals those $116. If somebody does, he has learned something about private key(s), and he might be less likely to get his real wallet robbed because of his newfound knowledge.
Hilarious! has anyone checked to see if the wallet actually contains anything or the op is just here to troll, to be honest, i have never seen where anyone wants to have their asset stolen voluntarily, it has always been the opposite, i can already tell there is nothing that will worth the effort.
The address quoted by the OP is indeed funded... However, like said by somebody else: it's not certain that the private key is correct... Might aswell be a wild goose chase.
Hilarious! has anyone checked to see if the wallet actually contains anything or the op is just here to troll, to be honest, i have never seen where anyone wants to have their asset stolen voluntarily, it has always been the opposite, i can already tell there is nothing that will worth the effort.
If my math is right then we have 2*(51!) ~ 3*10^66 combinations
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I believe that people are not going to waste their time for 0.002B. If someone has a system that reduces the combinations (I doubt it) then maybe they will try it but it is a lot of effort for so little reward.
The thing with all this is that you need to go through all this AND trust that:
- the letters and numbers are indeed real and the author hasn't also changed a few of them for trolling
- the author won't move the coins tomorrow or in the next hours, making all your effort a waste
Doing this for 100$ based on a post created by a newbie?
Who is going to be tying this will do it out of boredom rather than for the reward
You're holding just $116 worth of BTC and changing people to steal it. Please learn to protect your small funds now so that you can do the same for bigger ones.
If my math is right then we have 2*(51!) ~ 3*10^66 combinations. That's quite a big number.
And for each of those combinations the key has to be converter to address and checked.
Maybe somebody can further (greatly) reduce the numbers, but I don't know how.
And for each of those combinations the key has to be converter to address and checked.
Maybe somebody can further (greatly) reduce the numbers, but I don't know how.
I believe that people are not going to waste their time for 0.002B. If someone has a system that reduces the combinations (I doubt it) then maybe they will try it but it is a lot of effort for so little reward.
If my math is right then we have 2*(51!) ~ 3*10^66 combinations. That's quite a big number.
And for each of those combinations the key has to be converter to address and checked.
Maybe somebody can further (greatly) reduce the numbers, but I don't know how.
And for each of those combinations the key has to be converter to address and checked.
Maybe somebody can further (greatly) reduce the numbers, but I don't know how.
Only the comment I can leave here is that private key must not be revealed to anyone, if known to anyone, the person will be able steal the bitcoin the private key can unlock on blockchain.
This is the first time since nullius' cult sacrifice puzzle that I see someone challenging everyone to sweep real money from an address 
Anyways shouldn't be too hard to do, you gave us the public key anyway along with the private key characters themselves so nothing that a little combination program can't do.
(Ninja edit) Also it's uncompressed since it begins with an "L". (But there is a "5" and a "K" too maybe it is compressed).
There's 0.002BTC inside according to block explorers.
Anyways shouldn't be too hard to do, you gave us the public key anyway along with the private key characters themselves so nothing that a little combination program can't do.
(Ninja edit) Also it's uncompressed since it begins with an "L". (But there is a "5" and a "K" too maybe it is compressed).
There's 0.002BTC inside according to block explorers.
This is my public address: bc1qq2rnv02hjzv5h0lwa03um43afwcfcpf0qg56ca
This is my private key in a randomised order relating to this address: LP5U3KWRLvPwDefz4FVMrAJVFtU4u8pj15w8VSpZF2aaPeY5Qix8
Do your worst
Thanks
This is my private key in a randomised order relating to this address: LP5U3KWRLvPwDefz4FVMrAJVFtU4u8pj15w8VSpZF2aaPeY5Qix8
Do your worst
Thanks
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