Is this still on and serious? I think I have found a way to do it faster, but I'd still need lot of resources. I do need more proof that OP is really paying out.
edit: nvm, doesn't work in most cases
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I give my wallet password to someone who will wind a right 'k'
Wallet address 1GAEbiUxnxrVfusm4RZeucuVPLqiVorpaD
BUT ! Code must be implemented in LOGO.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logo_(programming_language)
Wallet address 1GAEbiUxnxrVfusm4RZeucuVPLqiVorpaD
BUT ! Code must be implemented in LOGO.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logo_(programming_language)
Your wallet is empty.
I give my wallet password to someone who will wind a right 'k'
Wallet address 1GAEbiUxnxrVfusm4RZeucuVPLqiVorpaD
BUT ! Code must be implemented in LOGO.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logo_(programming_language)
Wallet address 1GAEbiUxnxrVfusm4RZeucuVPLqiVorpaD
BUT ! Code must be implemented in LOGO.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logo_(programming_language)
I would like to work on this but i'm a java developer. Would prefer a java implementation if you have one. I have a few ideas I would like to try out...
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Just as a hint: Python is realllllly slow, so if you really like to start bruteforcing I would suggest to use a C++ implementation. I could provide one tomorrow, but it is not very promising. Better would be some mathematical approach 
No we dont think we will bruteforce it.
I think - that this is not possible at all.
Maybe possible IF you show price
so we can truely see what we are fighting for.
Hello Evil I'm very curious about this private key thing.
Public Key = Hash Public Key = Private Key ?
How many digits does the Private key have?
How many possible combination does private key have?
How many possible combination does public key have?
Public Key = Hash Public Key = Private Key ?
How many digits does the Private key have?
How many possible combination does private key have?
How many possible combination does public key have?
He already answered your question.
Any chance you can prove you have the 1k coins?
Hi,
I personally do not own 1,000 BTC, but I am working in a project which has more than enough scientific funding to pay out the winner. So the payout is guaranteed.
So no, he does not have it. I personally do not own 1,000 BTC, but I am working in a project which has more than enough scientific funding to pay out the winner. So the payout is guaranteed.
Just as a hint: Python is realllllly slow, so if you really like to start bruteforcing I would suggest to use a C++ implementation. I could provide one tomorrow, but it is not very promising. Better would be some mathematical approach
If you could make a GPU/open cl that would work out well. Anyways ill wait and see over night. Worse case I waisted some eletricity and cpu cores. Best case I made 1k BTC.
Any chance you can prove you have the 1k coins?
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the shit you pulled in his last bounty thread.
By "shit" you mean simply asking him to pay the bounty or at least explain why not? He did eventually pay it and all ended well. This is a much bigger bounty of about $600,000 as I type this so it is a whole different ball game.
Is their anyway to make the python script simply loop and keep adding + 1 to k? Or choose a random number for k?
the shit you pulled in his last bounty thread.
By "shit" you mean simply asking him to pay the bounty or at least explain why not? He did eventually pay it and all ended well. This is a much bigger bounty of about $600,000 as I type this so it is a whole different ball game.
How about half. Put half in an escrow account?
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I am starting to think you do not have the 1,000 BTC for this bounty. Am I right?
Assuming you do not have it - and I pretty sure you don't - I will not be working on this project.
He has proven over and over again that he has the money to pay for the bounties he setup. I doubt that he even reads your post since the shit you pulled in his last bounty thread. Yes, 1.000BTC is a lot and yes signing an address would be good, but being a douche and pushing him to do something won't help. Assuming you do not have it - and I pretty sure you don't - I will not be working on this project.
My 2 cents.
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