Hey everyone, just wanted to show off a little project I've been tinkering with for the past few weeks. It's called Coin Cracker. You can check it out on GitHub if you’re curious: https://github.com/lleoha/coin-cracker.
So basically, it's a CUDA/Rust tool for solving the secp256k1 discrete logarithm problem in a specific interval. If you have a compressed public key and know a range for the private key, this thing will hunt through it and let you know if it finds the key.
But a heads up: use this at your own risk. No guarantees here! I’m not liable for any issues, losses, or anything you may do with it.
Experimental ECDLP Solver with CUDA and Rust
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