gang_wizard

Thanks for explanations (and picking up my sloppy nomenclature). All seems clear now. I didn't run a Grubb's test as there's no need, the explanations have covered why this is the case and we can take it that there are…

I've been working with a python script and bitcoinlib to create a vanity address. I'm aiming for a public key that starts with 1(name), where the (name) part is only 4 characters, so I figured this wouldn't take too…

Really nice. May I ask, I've heard and looked at coinshuffle before, but not in depth. Is it now defunct, or something? Is that why you're making this?

If the inflows of the intial cryptocurrencies is the the problem why don't they just create a software where they leave out the succeeding transactions from the trades of their clients and the user itself will be the…

I'm interested to understand why you chose (2**32) as the target for noncework. Given the end-start times when I tried your script, the noncework function takes around 2.5 hours. In that time, it's almost certain that a…

I've just fired this up on one core of a i5, running through 10MM hashes in around 56 seconds. That gives me 178,000 hashes/s or 0.178M/h, which presently equates to 65 BILLION years to find a block. That's between 14…