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couldn't somone use the code available on github , modify it so you can juste generate page 24/7 until you find a wallet have some btc/eth in it ? Just like mining but with keys ?

>> No.52220285

Mods

>> No.52220352

>>52220249
wow i can't believe no one has ever thought of this before! were all going to be billionaires when we find a coinbase wallet!

>> No.52220370

>>52220249
I've always wondered about private keys, there is a theoretical limit to how many can be generated, what happens when all the possible seeds have been used by people like OP?

>> No.52220374

Already implemented
> go to https://elliptikeys.github.io/
> turn on auto gen

>> No.52220431

>>52220249
Its less efficient than just mining
>>52220370
yes, its a number within a range. They will realistically never be exhausted because there is so many of them. Its completely possible to just randomly generate someone else's existing wallet but its so unlikely that its not an issue

>> No.52220443
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>>52220249
Sure anon, you could do that. The odds you will succeed are 1 in 2^256
Now what does that mean in human terms? Basically, you could create a supercomputer that is hyper optimized to generate keys as efficiently as possible, turn it on at the beginning of the universe 15 billion years ago, keep it running to the present day, and you are still extremely unlikely to crack even a single wallet.
For more information check out "Introduction to Modern Cryptography" by Katz
(I was his student a while back, his book is really good)

>> No.52220490
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>>52220249
Hi guys I was talking to a girl on Tinder yesterday. She asked me about my favorite band so I said Radiohead & listed some of my favorite songs. After a while she ask why they sounded so creepy and unmatched me. Then I started thinking. Why ARE so many radiohead songs are about being chased or spied on?? Why are so many songs about stacking/squishing things together?
It's common knowledge that Thom Yolke is obsessed with fishing. But do you think he has Autism or Schizophrenia? Do you think Radiohead is Autistic?

These are songs about being Paranoid
- Follow me around (music video is guy being chased)
- Street Spirit
- Paranoid Android (paranoid schizophrenia?)
- Karma Police (music video is guy being chased by car)
- subterranean homesick alien
- Climbing up the walls
- Exit music for a film ( Today, we escape, we escape)
- Man of war (music video is a man being chased)
- Life in a glasshouse
- We suck young blood (he is a vampire)
- A wolf at the door
- bodysnatchers
- weird fishes (he's being chased & eaten by fish)
- Little By Little (he's stalking a woman)
- Give up the ghost (Don't hurt me x50)
- Burn the Witch
- Decks Dark (aliens)
- Desert island disk (aliens?)

Songs about sorting asnd squishing things together (Autism?)??
- Everything in it's right place
- Let down (crushed like bug... He is the bug)
- Packed like Sardines
- Pyramid Song
- House of Cards
- Jigsaw falling into place
- The Numbers
Honorable mentions
- Planet Talex ( lyrics about being squished AND being chased)
- Spectre
- Staircase (He's an alien abducting someone)
- Creep

Let me know what you guys think

>> No.52220507

>>52220443
Indians on biz are currently googling how to make a super computer in the hopes they are the ones to crack the wallet.

>> No.52220514

Lead the way OP. You just have an, at most, 1/115,792,089,237,316,195,423,570,985,008,687,907,853,269,984,665,640,564,039,457,584,007,913,129,639,936 chance of getting the wallet that you want, and a microscopically higher chance of getting any wallet with money in it. Good luck!!!!

>> No.52220775

>>52220443
Ty anon Ill look further into it , does it requiere knowledge about cryptography ?

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>>52220249
i used a formula i came up with myself and a managed to find an empty wallet once

no i wont tell you how i did it. BUT, im confident i can actually find a wallet with btc in it if i keep trying. it's all just math

>> No.52220842

>>52220249
you could generate a million pages every day and it's still not going to even come close to finding anything.

>> No.52220871

>>52220249
Bro people have been doing that on wallets pre-2013 for years. Your only problem is that the amount of wallets that aren't as secure are rapidly running out. Nobody is going to be forthcoming about which bitcoin they stole, it's every man for themselves. People have caught onto that they're easier to crack and are moving them to more secure wallets.

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>>52220775
No prior cryptography knowledge (it starts from the very beginning) but you need some basic math and probability skills to make the most use of it.

>> No.52221174

>>52220249
No. Because the keys shown on that website are just random. 99.9999999999% of the keys aren't real and just random numbers. There is no database of real keys on that site.

>> No.52221214

>>52220490
based

>> No.52221308
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>>52220249
good luck

>> No.52221315

>>52220370
see above

>> No.52221422

These ‘retard’ style threads are my fave. Please keep posting OP

>> No.52221796

>>52220514
As a gambling man myself, I like those odds.

>> No.52221991

>>52220249
Good morning sirs couldn't somone use the code available on google play store , modify it so you can juste generate google play card number 24/7 until you redeem a card have some money in it ? Just like scam calling but with computor ?

>> No.52224213

>>52221308
just found one first try tho

>> No.52225681

>>52220249
anon, it wont happen. I ran a blockchain parser and had a local balance check that didnt require an api and was almost instant and I ran it for 1 month generating wallets and checking for transactions not one wallet generated had a transaction. it's a pipe dream

>> No.52225809

>>52221308
just found one with 3000 sats, kys with your bs math

>> No.52225861

found some unclaimed eth on third try, stay poor faggots

>> No.52226257

Took me a few hundred tries before I found any. Hang in there bros. Don't give up

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literally impossible

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>>52220249
why do that when you can just claim right off the blockchain? Claimed 4 btc in last 36 hrs. But ok nice idea
>t. claimer

>> No.52228727

>>52220490
i stopped listening to radiohead in 2003

>> No.52230348

>>52220370
there are more possible private keys of bitcoin than atoms in known universe, good luck

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>>52230348
>than atoms in known universe
have you counted them?
this is your brain on søyence

>> No.52230546

>>52230518
>have you actually counted irrational numbers???? How do you know they are infinite!!

Fuck you people are stupid and yes you can actually do math to determine the number of atoms in the observable universe.

>> No.52230548

>>52230518
have you?

>> No.52230594

realistically, you could try finding wallets that were created with a weak seed strategy, so basically search all open source wallets and websites and look for weak spots


or better even, just create a btc wallet creation site and just save all the private keys lol, i bet you can fish a few hundred or thousand pajeets per year

>> No.52230655

>>52221991
Codes aren't redeemable unless activated by a merchant. Good luck trying to frontrun that.

>> No.52230797

>>52230546
>you can actually do math to determine the number of atoms in the observable universe
so made up huh? thanks for agreeing with me

>> No.52231257

>>52220249
how to tell you can't math wihout telling you can't math