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11022447 No.11022447 [Reply] [Original]

i got one, but i can't get in

>> No.11022796

It just shows the address and public key that is visible to all. What the fuck are you expecting??

>> No.11022814

>>11022796
It's the private key. He wants the 10 ETH that someone sent to that address but the private key isn't really valid so no one can access that account unless they find a second key.

>> No.11022833

>>11022814
>It's the private key
>the private key isn't really valid
I guess it's not the private key then

>> No.11022840

>>11022833
There are plenty of invalid private keys - burn addresses

>> No.11022858

>>11022814
There a no private keys listed on this site what is wrong with you retards.

>> No.11022878

>>11022840
>There are plenty of invalid private keys
No

>> No.11022951
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11022951

>>11022858
>>11022796
Stop being a retard please.

Third address down from the top. You can test it yourself, but you're such a retard I doubt you can even visit MEW yourself to open a random private key.

https://keys.lol/ethereum/13107345935734349096730458836886099457278965855944886831125755264376174678

>> No.11022954

>>11022833
It's valid but out of a valid range for Ethereum. Look, don't be a dickhead. You know exactly what I'm saying. The only way to access this particular account is by finding another key collision (which you won't).

>> No.11023021
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11023021

>>11022447
>>11022796
>>11022814
>>11022833
>>11022840
>>11022858
>>11022878
>>11022951
>>11022954

>> No.11023068

I have 10 btc and i just found my wallet address on there. My private key is there too. Am i fucked?

>> No.11023097

>>11023068
No you're not fucked. You'll never actually find your own key on there.

>> No.11023115

>>11023097
I just did a search..

>> No.11023127

>>11023097
With a simple binary search that runs in log time you can find any specific key in less than 1000 steps