Imagine how surprised some people will be, if they will waste a lot of time, to find a collision, ...
Don't want to sound arrogant but I guess they would've earned that "experience" for starting on false premisses. There's more than only public addresses...
Someone took out one of the addresses in 05/2024. all 50 btc.
Which block's coinbase was it? Name the details! And what exactly does it prove when some early coins move now in 2024?
maybe you can tell me where to read so that I don’t ask stupid questions and waste your and my time
Work thoroughly through relevant pages of beginners and technical sections of
https://learnmeabitcoin.com and/or read through Mastering Bitcoin by Antonopoulos. There are certainly some more good sources.
To spend one of the early P2PK (paid to a public key) coinbase coins, you need the exact private key that gives you the exact public key. And a specific private key has only one unique public key.
The security of a P2PKH public address is different because you only need to find one of 2
96 private keys giving you a public key that hashes to a RIPEMD160 hash collision of the public address, IIRC.
For a start you could also stop violating rule #32 of
Unofficial list of (official) Bitcointalk.org rules, guidelines, FAQ as there's no need for you to post consecutive posts to quote from different replies. In the Topic Summary below the post entry box the thread's recent posts all have an
Insert Quote link with which you can insert multiple quotes in one reply of yours.
You can also always edit your reply if it's still the last reply in a thread when you want to add something and your intention is not to bump a thread after at least 24h time. No need to inflate your post count annoyingly and by breaking set rules.
10^15 addresses/s with a GPU, is it with NVIDIA H100 ?
