/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>11241825
Cause that's already been done and there's nothing left

>>11241839
So every ledger is already compromised? Eventually you have to hit a good one.

>>11241825
the sun would burn out before you found a 24 word combination that had funds in it.

2^32, good luck

>>11241885

But people win the lotto. If the same number of people who play lotto did this eventually lot of them would've been compromised

>>11241825
If you used a computer the size of the earth would take you millions of years prob.

Good luck!

>>11241905
You fucking retard

>>11241825
It does take some work to find one with actual coins on it, but its very doable and worth the time if you are from a poorer country. I'm have been averaging ~2k USD a month this year cracking keys with my reverse keygen script.

why don't you google your shit first before posting moronic ideas

>>11241940
Look at his OP pic, the filename, and guess which board he came from.

>>11241936
That’s a lot more profitable than mining XMR like I am currently.

>>11241926

Computers doesn't have luck points, human yes. This is a simulation after all

>>11242068
whatever you say rahula

>>11241825
OP Clearly doesn't have a basic understanding of Math & Cryptography

>>11241885
What if I used magic?

>>11241825
mein negger this has been discussed.
you'd have an easier time sucking your own 2 inch wee wee before that happens.

>>11241950
r/furries?

There are people who crawl the internet for all uploaded QR codes hoping it'll correspond to a private key and auto redeem any funds. And they find free crypto.

>>11241825
Keys.lol

>>11241905

I think I understand what you’re saying.

The odds of winning the lotto is 1 in say a million, so if a one person can do that, then 1 million people have a chance at achieving something with a 1 in a trillion chance. If that’s what you mean holy shit a new word needs to be invented for how retarded your understanding of logic and probability is.

>>11241907
How much ram do I need

There are well over 170000 words in The English language, so take 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000

That’s how many possibilities there are. Good luck counting the zeros

>>11243254
170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000 x 170000*

You get the idea

>>11243267
>0000 x 24
That equals zero, as far as I can remember from my elemtery math classes and you are left with 17 *24. So it is doable, thats what you are suggestion, correct?

>>11244028
top kek

>>11241825
There is a reason why people use their computing power to mine instead of brute force private keys. It's because it's a waste of time and so statistically improbable to work that you're better off just mining. That's the whole fucking incentive mechanism behind bitcoin you retard. Have you even read the bitcoin whitepaper? They explained this shit ten years ago.

>>11243267
The word banks they use only have 2000 words or so. it's still an absurd amount of permutations.

>why not circle the globe in order to use my toilet 15 ft away instead of just going straight there.
>it's just a different path, im gonna try it my way fuck you idiots.

>>11244136
I’ll start with Apple 24 times.

>>11241825
>why can’t I brute force 24 word ledger keys?
You have already done it

>>11241825
Welcome to /biz/ newfag. Everyone knows this was profitable 5 or 6 years ago before everyone caught on but now it's saturated like everything else, too many brute force programs you can just buy online really easy for ~5k USD. The returns now are only like ~500 USD per month so you are better off just learning to daytrade.

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>>11244311
>>11241936
You guys must be using rainbow tables or dictionary attacks or some shit to find private keys generated by retards. a securely generated key is impenetrable.

>>11241885
>2^32

>>11241825
i want in

>>11244311
cringe

just because the chance is astronomically small, doesn't mean that it will take that long for it to happen

and when it happens it will be the end of crypto

that's why that one website gets spammed here, "anyone find anything yet?" because the more people trying it the more likely something will be found...

there's no telling how long it will take, it could happen the next time YOU go and try it

could even happen twice in a row

i used anus as my word.

https://www.addresskeys.com has found a few

>>11245781
I just got one

>>11241825
Awesome idea! Go for it, my man! Let us all know how it turns out

IF YOU DON'T UNDERSTAND HOW HUMAN LUCK CAN CHANGE THINGS YOU ARE FUCKING DELUDED

>>11244136
So what would happen when quantum computing becomes viable, would all these private keys be finished

>>11241825
my wallet is still password protected, even if you guess the private keys, which is another brute force attack that takes longer to solve than the sun will burn

riemann
Is that legal
Fighting fire with fire?

>>11241839

lolled out loud

>>11241825
there are more key combinations than atoms in this planet

by the time you find a key cryto will be using c2c protocol for spending.

good luck

>>11241825
Um bruh. Basically for a normal computer/person/basic bot net it will take years to crack the PW on an account... Even if its only 16 characters...

>>11241825
good luck, faggot

https://braliman.com/

>>11245868
What there anything in it?