I'm not sure what do you mean, but could you show us example input/output you expect?
Besides, the author are active on GitHub (last commit was only few hours ago) and this forum (last online yesterday according to https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/albert0bsd-3193408), so you could ask him directly.
Topic: Public key prefix (Read 141 times)
The README says that it only supports legacy "1" addresses so you either mean a) you want someone to add "3" and "bc1" support as well - in which case you should open a Github issue or just write to albertobsd on this forum, or b) you really do want to search by public key prefix which is already possible if you pass "-m xpoint" on the command line with a file full of public keys.
If you are talking about public key then the prefixes start with "1" and "3" for legacy wallet then bc1 for segwit there is also segwit that start with "3".
Those are address prefixes, not public key prefixes.
If you are talking about public key then the prefixes start with "1" and "3" for legacy wallet then bc1 for segwit there is also segwit that start with "3".
If you are looking for more prefixes related to bitcoin you can check this https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/List_of_address_prefixes
The post below is right but if you are looking for public key prefixes I think a public key that start with xPub is what you looking for or a public key in a hex that start with 0?
Can you try to use this tool https://iancoleman.io/bip39/ and generate a sample mnemonic and it will show all address and keys as your reference because we don't have a list of prefixes for public key.
If you are looking for more prefixes related to bitcoin you can check this https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/List_of_address_prefixes
The post below is right but if you are looking for public key prefixes I think a public key that start with xPub is what you looking for or a public key in a hex that start with 0?
Can you try to use this tool https://iancoleman.io/bip39/ and generate a sample mnemonic and it will show all address and keys as your reference because we don't have a list of prefixes for public key.
What do you mean to search only on public key prefix?
Based on the github page, you can search in both compressed and uncompressed public keys. What beyond this do you want?
Based on the github page, you can search in both compressed and uncompressed public keys. What beyond this do you want?
Hello, would it be possible to modify this code : https://github.com/albertobsd/keyhunt to search only on public key prefix ?
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