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- Binance updates its service termsNov 20, 2025
E-mail from Binance is: Dear Sir/Madam, We are writing to inform you about upcoming changes to crypto withdrawal and deposit procedures that will affect our users in Poland. These changes are being gradually implemented…
- Binance updates its service termsNov 15, 2025
Now you gotta show where your crypto's coming from and who you're sending it to. They want the full names of everyone involved. This pretty much signals the end for Binance. Who's gonna stick with an exchange like this?…
- creating a valid address from a specific stringJul 15, 2025
Yep! It works! Thank you very much!
- creating a valid address from a specific stringJul 12, 2025
I am getting: Tried the same way you have posted here.
Seems like exactly what I am looking for. Will merit once I verify the script. What to put in goal/prefix variables? EDIT: it didn't found for me for few minutes (that's also too long). But this script works […
And how it is supposed to answer the question?
Seems like yes, is there any python code to do that? This library does not provide this function...
You just given example of arbitrary string in blockchain as an address. Yes, that is what I want to do. My own string in address. I don't need pvk nor pubkey. Let's say I have "MyString" and I need to see it in address.…
I need the result address to have the string, not the bytes before base58check encoding.
So besides looking for those fancy vanity addresses, is there a way to generate a valid address using a specific string, without needing the private or public keys? I’m thinking about placing a permanent address on the…
The data is taken twice, once from "chainstate", second from "blocks". So seems like these are all pubkeys ever but I didn't verified that yet. It is already huge when compressed it has over 30 GiB.
- Making public keys available for every addressOct 29, 2024
I am doing that like there will be files info.txt and readme.txt, I am pasting them here: We need "blocks" and "chainstate" folders from Bitcoin Core, fresh, so sync it before doing next things. Core need txindex=1 in…
- Making public keys available for every addressOct 24, 2024
This is the same as puzzle ( https://privatekeys.pw/puzzles/bitcoin-puzzle-tx ) - maybe someone would be happy to download fresh list of public keys for addresses. Also there can be other usage which I don't know yet.…
- Making public keys available for every addressOct 23, 2024
So, LoyceV and I are planning to make all public keys for every address available to the public. I've worked out the process and the coding part, and LoyceV will host it on his server. We'd love to hear if you guys are…
- trying BSGS on addresses above 80 bitsDec 13, 2021
Whole 2^256 space no, but with pubkeys and BSGS/Kangaroo it should be sanely possible.
- trying BSGS on addresses above 80 bitsDec 10, 2021
You didn't understood the question and you are writing spam here.
- trying BSGS on addresses above 80 bitsDec 9, 2021
It is not bitcrack. These are PureBasic programs compiled with original program for that, with GUI. No errors at compile time and no messages when running these .exe files with or without params.
- trying BSGS on addresses above 80 bitsDec 9, 2021
Yes, I've runned the compiled .exe with arguments and without. No error messages or anything in both cases. It just does nothing. Cannot do anything about it, tried many times.
- trying BSGS on addresses above 80 bitsDec 8, 2021
Great! Thanks! However I have problems running these two programs. I've got PureBasic full-version but after fixing one code error the programs just start and immediately stop without any info. Strange.
- trying BSGS on addresses above 80 bitsDec 8, 2021
Hey everyone, I’ve got a wild idea. I want to go for BSGS on those old 50 BTC addresses (pubkeys) covering the entire 2^256 range. There’s like over 34k of them out there. Is there any software right now that can handle…