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These addresses have been funded as an experiment on October first 2014: In case you wonder why OP_2 to OP_9 work as well since they are not equal to 1 (TRUE) as the final value on stack after all commands are…

Thanks for your suggestion, added the first post to include these under "Used setup".

Part 4: Some additional help Diving in the internals of the regtest chain One big difference between regtest and testnet/mainnet is you don't have a fancy blockexplorer to use. But that doesn't mean you sometimes need…

Part Three: If you followed part one and two you find yourself with a fully setup regtest environment. You now have anything in place to experiment with whatever crazy idea you come up with. I'm going to keep it…

Part Two: In this part we are going to look into setting up the environment to get it ready for doing a transaction at the end. We could do all of this by continuing to use bitcoin-cli commands but instead we are going…

Sometimes, you see someone here asking for test bitcoins to try out some features. Often, the suggestion is made to use regtest instead of the test network. But what exactly is regtest and how do you make it work?…

I get you stand on this and maybe the introduction was a bit too short on the subject. As always there are exceptions to the rule and if you manage to remember a brainwallet with high entropy and also using some…

Fixed some nasty bugs which caused some addresses to stay blank on the overview-pages and fixed some wrong amounts_in and amounts_out which were not properly converted in some cases. I also added another 60 new entries…

Thanks for pointing out those posts. I was aware of the first one (from Pastebin) but haven't yet made my own dataset with the kind of data decscribed in there like BTC-addresses, transaction-id's, merkleroots, etc. I…

Thanks for pointing out the 2 Billion mistake! I will look into it tomorrow.

Biggest is over 500 BTC. As stated on the site (https://eli5.eu/brainwallet/detail/14NWDXkQwcGN1Pd9fboL8npVynD5SfyJAE.html): General Information The passhrase below was used as a Brainwallet to generate the given…

I personally believe most of the ones with a 0.00005460 deposit and withdrawal are in there because of some experiment in the past where simple dictionary words were used to see how long it would take for an attacker to…

I did look into Brainflayer and also used it in the process. But you got to keep in mind Brainflayer is not a standalone solution. It depends on creating a Bloom filter based upon all addresses used in the…

No, I used my own parser but since it wasn;t/isn't finished yet I got the transactions and balance from using the Blockchain API. The steps involved for creating such a list: Perform a SHA-256 on the input…

I mainly used single words from dictionaries and used passwords from published password dumps.

Hey everyone, We've talked about this a lot and using a Brainwallet is definitely not the smartest move. I did some testing myself and came across 18,509 BTC addresses that were generated from a brainwallet and have…