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Hello,

I have seen your posts on Bitcointalk forum and saw your repository on Github. I have been trying to reduce a bitcoin public key by doing scalar multiplication and searching the found keys in 32 bit range. So far I had no luck. On your Github page you have mentioned Cado-nfs in order to solve the discrete log problem. Could you please explain what do you mean by using Cado-nfs software for this method? In my knowledge one can find discrete log in DSA-RSA encryption methods however finding elliptic curve discrete log is close to impossible. If you could give your knowledge about this topic I would be much appreciated.

Regards,
Raccoon

blockparser folder seems to be missing?

Do you have a contact TG please? Thank you :)

The Czech $40USD USB random number generators are real good about generating real random numbers to seed the algo that feeds new keys to the engine;

I will post code example ( bash linux )

here /dev/random uses the onerng usb random generator to get the seed

e=$(cat /proc/sys/kernel/random/entropy_avail)
h=$( head -c $e /dev/random | sha3sum -b -a 256 | awk '{print $1}' ); echo $h
echo '/dev/random from onerng'
timeout 120m /mnt/Mining/Crypto/vanity-search/VanitySearch -gpu -s "$h" -gpu -gpuId 3 -t 1 -r 5000 $prefix

There is a loop around the above code, as seen every two hours the loop runs again, the seed for the algo is using a REAL random number from USB generator, I like sha3 its what ETH uses Kecak I think much better than NSA SHA256 used on BTC.

dear repo owner,
I believe you know something I don't know, Still, I do not know.
I am in this way and getting similar results you had even about RTX 1060 and RTX 3050. I am this way. do you have any advice for me?
I think you should publish your tools and codes you have wrote.
I am sure that something happened for you that you forget everything. actually by your calculations u have hacked secp256k1. anyway hope you be fine. I will be glad to talk to you and work on any projects with you.
you can talk to me : [email protected]

take care
see you

Hi how are things
I am also fond of looking for lost wallets in my free time.
I'm sure I will never find anything, I still try it as a distraction. I like the idea of ​​thinking about how I would go about laundering all that money without getting caught and that has me entertaining.
my method is prehistoric since I have an i5 6ram laptop
I look for the first 6 letters of an address
167ZWTT8n6s4ya8cGjqNNQjDwDGY31vmHg

interesting story of how he inadvertently sent 9k btc to an unknown address.
I know that I will never find anything but I still like this type of story and I will closely follow the results that they obtain simply as entertainment.

Too bad my laptop doesn't have opengl or cuda

can anyone show their results?
greetings guys