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ALL BITCOIN PRIVATE KEYS LEAKED
BETTER TRANSFER TO ETH
http://directory.io/

>> No.3886488
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3886488

kek

>> No.3886493

>>3886473
This is how I generate a random address when I need a temp one. I just put a random very large number into the site and get an address and key.

>> No.3886502

Yep, that is every private key listed sequentially. A private key is just a number, after all. There are about 2256 possible (some squirlyness with the elliptical curve used rejects some private keys).

If you start sifting through the site at 1 trillion keys per second you will not cover 1% of the keys before our sun dies.

>> No.3886506

NOOOO MY LIIIIINKS

>> No.3886511

>>3886502
Could you get lucky and randomly guess one with 10k btc?

>> No.3886516

>>3886506
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!

>> No.3886519

>>3886502
how can be trillions of keys if only 2256 possible numbers?

>> No.3886522
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3886522

i think i found yours op

>> No.3886523
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>>3886473
How do i make money from this?

>> No.3886526
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3886526

>> No.3886533

>>3886506
Write a script to scan through the addresses

>> No.3886543

>>3886511
yes. but the odds are more likely that you will be struck by lightning over 9000 times while simultaneously getting sucked off by a shipping container full of Estonian lolis while getting elected president of Vanuatu at the same time as LINK actually trades above ICO. in other words, bloody unlikely

>> No.3886547

I mean ofc i know the probability to find a key that's being used is infinitely low, but somehow it still makes me sort of uneasy to look at that page lol

>> No.3886575

it's fake fake fake

http://directory.io/faq

>Q: How does this work?
>A: Private keys are a number.
> Private keys can be very large numbers.
> Private keys can be very small numbers.

> A private key with the value 0 would generate the address: 16QaFeudRUt8NYy2yzjm3BMvG4xBbAsBFM
> A private key with the value 1 would generate the address: 1EHNa6Q4Jz2uvNExL497mE43ikXhwF6kZm
> A private key with the value 2 would generate the address: 1LagHJk2FyCV2VzrNHVqg3gYG4TSYwDV4m
> A private key with the value 127 would generate the address: 1FB8cZijTpRQp3HX8AEkNuQJBqApqfTcX7

> For every page requested, 128 keys are generated.
> For page 1, private keys with the value 0 to 127 are generated.
> For page 2, private keys with the value 128 to 255 are generated.
> For page 3, private keys with the value 256 to 383 are generated.

> For page P, private keys with the value (P-1) * 128 to (P-1) * 128 + 127 are generated.

>> No.3886585

>>3886473
Got excited for a second, was hoping to be one of the first to steal and dump :DD

>> No.3886590

>>3886473
kek, there are 2^160 wallets out there
that's 1,461,501,637,330,902,918,203,684,832,716,283,019,655,932,542,976
Good luck finding mine

>> No.3886614

>>3886543
So run it with a shitload of people as a smart contract that divides the profits among participants. So it's basically like mining, but the reward is taken straight from someone else's pockets

>> No.3886624

>>3886473
how do you even check if the private key is in use?

>> No.3886625

>>3886590
Are you dumb enough to think it matters whether your own wallet is compromised or not?? Imagine if some fucker suddenly got hold of 100000 bitcoin, and started cashing that shit out, the whole market would collapse.

>> No.3886627
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3886627

>>3886473
>>3886590
>>3886614
How does it feel, that I and the boys are sweeping through 1,000,000 addresses per second; sleep tight ;)

>> No.3886648

>>3886614
>being this retarded

>> No.3886655

>>3886473
Old news, get out grampa.

>> No.3886662

>>3886614

Retard, do you even see how large that number is on that page?

>>3886627

Doing calculations it would take 2.868x10^61 years to go through all of the pages

>> No.3886668
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3886668

This thread. kek.
You guys really don't understand what you're using, eh?

>> No.3886670

>>3886473
Wait a minute is this why "Satoshi's coins are moving!" yesterday?

>> No.3886674
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3886674

>>3886473

>> No.3886677

>>3886662
But if God is on your side and you're lucky enough, you could randomly guess a page and a private key with 5k btc, no?

>> No.3886680

>>3886627
Good luck spending 4.6089916e x 10^49 years finding my wallet

>> No.3886681

>>3886493
that's a neat idea lol

>> No.3886686

>>3886670
yep satoshi is crashing this plane... he released everyone's private keys and is dumping all his coins as we speak

>> No.3886689

>>3886547
i know. it's the one thing about bitcoin i can't get comfortable with, even though experts have assured me it's practically a law of the universe that nobody will actually find a key that's in use.

>> No.3886703
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>>3886662
We only need one

>> No.3886721

>>3886519
2256^2256

>> No.3886736

>>3886627
Nice!You'll take only 1,4615016373309029182036848327163e+42 seconds to scan all of then, that's only 2,4358360622181715303394747211938e+40 minutes, or 4,0597267703636192172324578686563e+38 hours or 1,6915528209848413405135241119401e+37 days or 4,6343912903694283301740386628497e+34 years.

I guess I should withdraw everything right now and buy 100k dgb.

>> No.3886737

>>3886703

This right here, if someone finds 1 wallet with funds, BTC would sink instantly.

>> No.3886744

>>3886624
They literally provide links next to each address which pull them up on a blockchain explorer. You just have to click on them.

>> No.3886751

>>3886737
they probably find one in 1 billion years

>> No.3886756

>>3886662
you only need to find one wallet with loads of btc
if your lucky the first one you try is THE ONE

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3886794

>>3886751
>>3886756
It's just our side business, our main is subscribing to airdrops

>> No.3886834

Interesting.

Now I can actually write an algorithm for funand potentially make.money!

>> No.3886849
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3886849

IMFG OMFG I M IM LITERALLY ABOUT TO AHAVBE A HEART ATTACK RIGHT NOW

FIRST TRY AND IFOUND THJIS HOLY FUCKING SHIT \

>> No.3886862

umm, you pajeets, this is a fake site.
just google it

>> No.3886863

>>3886522
kek'd n check'd

>> No.3886866

>>3886526
>IT WAS JUST A PRANK BRO

>> No.3886909

>>3886862
why do the address links work then?

>> No.3886915

>>3886849
yea ofc i totally believe you

>> No.3886916
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3886916

Boys could be a good time to sell

>> No.3886923

>>3886522
>dem dubz

Kek

>> No.3886933

>>3886677
Yes, but why waste your time on it?

>> No.3886935

Anyone else clicking random addresses? I am. Just in case.

>> No.3886975

>>3886935
lol dumbass you are wasting your time, this shit has been online for years, bots would have immediately stolen anything actually in these addresses

>> No.3886981

>>3886721
rly maek u think wen 8 digits can make such a big number

>> No.3887015

Just found 1 btc, how do I do to transfer it to my own wallet? Sending 0.1 to anyone that can help.

>> No.3887023

>>3886935
Better than lotto and it's free

>> No.3887044

>>3887015
Just sweep the private key

>> No.3887053

>>3886975
but im on page 9trillion

>> No.3887060

>>3886975
OK. But Im not a bot and it's free, I could guess a random page number and get lucky, and I have time to waste. So fuck you

>> No.3887063

>>3887015
1) no you didn't.
2) the fact you don't know how to get BTC from a private key proves you have 2 brain cells.

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>>3887063
fine

>> No.3887111

>>3886849
>>3886916
Why are you fagus blocking off the address as if we could do anything with them

>> No.3887278

FUUU I missed out on 5k by a month dfdsrisebfewrufbewifefief

>> No.3887302

>>3886849
Geef mij ook ff wat dan koning: 14zp8bBEnMm7nDzN6LRZUqpYb3au2DmRov

>> No.3887329

>>3886575
wait, does this mean you can figure out the private key if you know the address?

>> No.3887354

>>3887329
yeah
im surprised no one hasn't figured this out yet and stolen everyone's BTC

>> No.3887364

>>3887354
You could have 1000 computers scanning 128 (a page) addresses per ms aka 128000000 addresses per second

>> No.3887405
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3887405

I hope somone destroys bitcoin I hate it, it's speculative normie trash. Everyone keeps asking me "How is your bitcoin going" I don't fucking own a btc it's for normies, I own a shit ton of LINK, Cindicator and other utility tokens

>> No.3887423

>>3887364
dude you must be a genius since no one has come up with this yet

bitcoin is dead lmao

>> No.3887446

>>3887354
>>3887423
what are you trying to say? is it possible or not?
fucking scarcasm tards.

>> No.3887467

>>3887446
use your fucking head

>> No.3887474

>>3886511

https://youtu.be/S9JGmA5_unY

This video explains it pretty nicely

>> No.3887513

i found a couple that had already been emptied.

>> No.3887549

>>3887513
Same, there are heaps on the last page

>> No.3887566

>>3887467
>>3887329
fuck you

the answer is yes. the address and private key have a 1 to 1 relationship. so yes, you can figure out the private key if you know the address.

>> No.3887577

Do you think some pajeet spends his whole day sifting through these hoping to find some coins

>> No.3887601

>>3886543

That is oddly specific.

At least LINK is already trading ICO price, which was around USD $0.11 (ETH ~0.00036), so I guess that is taken care of.

>> No.3887641

>>3887601
does LINK have to be mentioned in every thread,
bunch of sick fucks on here.

>> No.3887694

>>3886473

Yeah this is pointless, you can't use any of the accounts without the password, private keys don't do shit.

>> No.3887717

>>3887694
nope, anyone who knows your private key can steal your funds

>> No.3887743
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3887743

What if I told you I used a software I created and found the private keys to Satoshi's $5 billion wallet? What do?

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3887758

>>3887717
So I just randomly picked some addresses, all of them with Bitcoin on them, that means that I can just steal what they have on their wallet with the private keys listed on the site? It doesn't make a whole lot of sense to me

>> No.3887770

>>3887694
holy shit does anyone on this board understand anything about bitcoin

>> No.3887798

>>3887770
>holy shit does anyone on this board understand anything about bitcoin

No

>> No.3887810

>>3887758
the site lists the address of every private key. going from address to private key is harder, but possible.

>> No.3887825

Man you guys are clueless

>> No.3887880

>>3887405
It's funny how people like you think they're on the cutting edge but it's clear you have no idea why or how Bitcoin works and has value. Sad!

>> No.3887982

>private key 1 has been in over 1000 transactions with a total value of 5 bitcoins

RIP

https://blockchain.info/address/1EHNa6Q4Jz2uvNExL497mE43ikXhwF6kZm

>> No.3888037

the amount of stupidity in this thread made me realize that /biz/ literally doesn't have a single fucking clue about how any of this works

>>3887982
yeah it's the first link on a well known site, all these transactions happened because it's the first link on that site. this address didn't belong to anybody before the creation of this site. now it's used as a throwaway address for quick transactions.

>> No.3888061

>>3888037
>now it's used as a throwaway address for quick transactions.
seems like a good way to get your bitcoins stolen

>> No.3888080

>>3886533
you have more chances while playing the lottery

>> No.3888086

Instead of going through the directory just code yourself a pkey generator and iterate the results to see if you get lucky.

Good luck though, you'll be needing a lot of years, maybe your hexa grandkids will be able to find a legit pkey to an address.

>> No.3888091

>>3888061
yes anyone who uses it now is retarded. there are probably bots set up to monitor this address and take anything that goes there

>> No.3888136

>>3886756
>>3886703
>>3886677

>scraping through the pages for 36 years
>finally get an address
>it has 0.01 btc in it

bitcoin will have died off by then and you will have made enough to buy a cheeseburger

>> No.3888167

>>3888037
actually, looks like the first transaction was in 2011 and involved 0.12345678 BTC

>> No.3888212

>>3886493
enjoy getting your funds stolen by the admin

>> No.3888218

Here's 20 private keys + public keys I've just gen'd, good luck..

L3Yd9NeudEHeg3WjiTPqiFk1W5DkjP8yEqeuBbAZofKfRc48Lpy8: 13vvJdUyEAF2DsWk4RtEnBBx3hFrG1Rm15
KyHR8XEyErufdEe6ZieyeEQwqTXfeFRGWF25oxSV7DgfVU61PZBJ: 1CHBk64A7o1qWCaAds8C6ArVhcjpRKxSEZ
L3uvths4nJ49wrB322DQV6MMFaUnciMXAMNfieY6DoU9AGHi4D6u: 1L12em9cnMV16zusbcbNAwgQL1ffgwD8B8
KzdLsuxwgchkZSTCAohtmEZyzfZCZ6zqoAqpMy1X1Wb4n7N46E9X: 1E6rcfXizmZz8uiciNapfysGraGipSd8pD
KwjC31FU2rBDhHR25Pqq7mfvXtjaXeJk9BTP1fYU6iESeZDyDgPY: 1ExvhQfw7DCieMP3fi85zSqn49sBjFNBbD
KzLc2epiTHzUySq6vkSz8TpjYxsBwPMWcfP4icCT1t3WptE8FWdu: 1McPEKW1zmXX8Ki8SKeZEFzcVrz8qTjwnh
Kwn3y7eSeHwfhZL2Z1rFsp7hWvANNe8TyFeHmcCGxFqF491Xk173: 1DE2wpoBhv2QgRi59xrVwe16Nx2a7uyJa1
L54332j7GPMMnSnFg2MQNkGSKKyFRt35Rp8BGy47BxqriVHGXUtg: 17C3AnReFrTNNQVroGPUF9CPcEeWryrfeH
L3sKDFcrdHMAQ2FD8iVTmxY2XwQTqTDa7zRtin79vkyenLTteMqM: 1535AcjhdL2r3itFkrxi16ifswh5zojruc
L4GzQVAo8tvAzWQpR8DfEBXwjriNZ4SdHcxPeyJqq9oMzkvYtASW: 15TULEQSJTM5Uzgnwtr2tT4EZnVagMYhLH
L5MAz4u8dafy6S8tFLNhQSQCCfK7LrMWk74C1LPqxvuEGT6Mcv4f: 1JnpGRwJZY7ex5hpZXuxyQXVpRUMSozszC
L12Z7i9dziyqpvwKR8VkVq5G5yiPHVhhXEm11wFbw7Tm7zYLSCEv: 1GACxb4hvW9rECfLEfTe1CQ7pVAh6fpnTE
Kwf8ZDJBCQfZinRVKdAjf3PMECfK9HWKc3zUnw7TMFXux7996TQa: 12hTBFPQrQ6bopjJCY5XgoztkyQkqaavwL
L24RdoMpJBaxHJZAHUNPUpxXCDMhowDEidgqUBMKqPBKDqQLSfMb: 1P2YrxXXDipciS4D8SSkNCFggXjPoAAdrv
L4bQm4qdGDHpcp12JxQDH87zU5XAYsauicemUDZEASUuWHwaQSFu: 17mHFVmL34ZNfyzPCaGsf8nhTe4ue4iHEk
KyP5XRkVHDm6CeDvmJ1Y1z2pjqo7j3f1kTo1bpnyLzUNQb7vY5TT: 13TjonVsRQ7W5k1EaLNb3LVrtA7AR81BEi
L3wxntmeKduAru915tGtxwZAyoT3G36EKH4MXgkcQGFuadwFeoZf: 15a7Yv6AYxmbJsuu787TrAbtmE1W14Jjcs
Ky8ZsbaCF5QwZd3db1HLjWGPdbDzB5dLcs6ws766H3WxRWbBRTKk: 1Ho2WMakh2CWy8kSCKZNknsunHiyn47EV6
KzY8x8pGVThZsaWDMb469H2Ebatn7dVfxPyUyJucNyDyWv2jf6w7: 1QGDJJL9iKsJsz5WBxPovW3nLw4MLu3YNH
KybrFH6fntLAvj24HDZLWttaXYJZnXT3FAtrxpkx3hpTf9VrgkdW: 1AKpQotktZqSE7o2UnEkkMkAz6YSHM9Bcj

>> No.3888255

>>3888136
Alternatively
>try three random private keys
>find Satoshi's address

>> No.3888265

>>3888167
hmm that is actually kind of strange

>> No.3888300

I generate millions of private keys per second just for a vanity address that starts with 1guy3dix

>> No.3888318

>>3886473
theyre all empty

>> No.3888320
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3888320

>>3888300
>not using vanitygen for custom addresses

>> No.3888339

>>3888300
I've seen that one guy with two dicks... now you're telling me there's a dude with three?

>> No.3888341

>>3888300
Check'd

>> No.3888422

Gonna create an ICO, BruteCoin. Raised funds will go towards hardware used for searching private keys. Once satoshi's private key is found, his wealth will be distributed in portion to the amount of BruteCoin you own.

>> No.3888459

The first link on there has 4.86511061 btc

>> No.3888511

>>3886543
Fucking kek thanks anon

>> No.3888514

>>3888459
>Final balance: 0
sure does

>> No.3888576

>>3888514

Ok, how about this one. This is the private key from http://directory.io/

5HpHagT65TZzG1PH3CSu63k8DbpvD8s5ip4nEB3kEsreR42AY81

Address

1EoXPE6MzT4EnHvk2Ldj64M2ks2EAcZyH4

It says it has 0.73330335 btc in it. I don't know how this works, but I'm curious to see if anyone can get them.

is this illegal

>> No.3888582

>>3888459
>had
someone already cleared it out.
i found a few like this and they all had their coins withdrawn to the same address.

>> No.3888583

I really wish there was an extension which would open a page on this site and then all wallets on there. Like a "feeling lucky" browser extension and immediately 50 tabs open with all the wallets and you can check if you hit the jackpot.

>> No.3888587

This is so old this thread gave me cancer

>> No.3888597

>>3888576
Can't you fucking read?

FINAL BALANCE not TOTAL RECEIVED

>> No.3888612

>>3888576
Of course it has been cleaned too.

The first key you posted is basically:
0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001

If anyone is dumb enough to use this private key they deserve to have their money stolen.

>> No.3889103

>>3888320
It's a very good program
>>3888339
They're not his dicks

>> No.3889147

>>3889103
>They're not his dicks
Ok I laughed.