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4035507 No.4035507 [Reply] [Original]

So aren't Satoshi's keys somewhere in http://directory.io/ ??

>> No.4035519

yeah so ?

>> No.4035531

>>4035507
Yes they literally are.
And so are yours.
There are people looking for them RIGHT NOW.
Someone could just swipe your money if they got lucky.

>> No.4035535

good doggie. go fetch them :^)

>> No.4035550
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4035550

> mfw I already found satoshi's keys on there last week

>> No.4035552
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>>4035531
Is it possible to build a script to crawl it automatically?

>> No.4035585

>>4035552
do you really think people haven't tried already?

>> No.4035607

>>4035552
No it would take way more computers than there are on earth, there is just too many pages.

>> No.4035613

>>4035507
>Find the donation pot's private key
>steal all the donations

>> No.4035630

>>4035552
>>4035585
Can someone mathematically explain to me how it was possible for the creators of directory.io to create the database in a finite (and reasonable) amount of time but it isn't possible to scan it for non-empty addresses?

>> No.4035647

>>4035630
The keys are generated upon loading the page, they aren't holding the keys, so they don't have a database.

>> No.4035653

>>4035630
its a scam to trick nubs, you will search for your private key there and they log it and steal ur bitcoin.Bitcoin wouldnt be 100 bln if it was so easy to crack.

>> No.4035673

>>4035647
The question still stands. Why is it so computationally cheaper to create them than to crawl through them for bitcoin?

>> No.4035693

>>4035673
you must be trolling , cant be that stupid

>> No.4035705

>>4035673
scam is the answer

>> No.4035709

how does this database work?

There presumably are 10^75 keys, I checked it the quantity.

If they can save them quick enough, I'd imagine you can find a given key quick enough to.
Say you're interested in the private key with public key 90462569716653277674664832038.
Just go through all and make an index if the first letter is 9, and then though the saved ones with 0, and so on.
Since that's evidently not being done, I conclude that the private keys are not stored anywere but instead generated from the index on the webpage if you go there.

>> No.4035752

>>4035709

There are roughly 10^50 atoms on earth

And 10^75 keys. Yeah, it's being generated

>> No.4035760

>>4035673
Proof that /biz/ is too dumb to make it.

>> No.4035789

Ah, found the FAQ

http://directory.io/faq

>> No.4035818

obious scam is Obvious now join the pumpgroup and make mula goddam $$ https://discord.gg/tUZVSCv

>> No.4036478

>>4035653
there's no search function, you'd have to go offsite to compute the page number and page entry that corresponds to your private key. but i think they log the pages that are accessed and then scan all 128 entries on the page looking for coins. the funny thing is on the first two pages you find accounts that had balances at one point, almost as if two people agreed to use the site as a reference for a temporary address to transfer coins.but any random page after that, zilch.

>> No.4036522

Rolling for page to view

>> No.4036576

>>4035709
its generated, its impossible to store that database.

funfact, it would take a supercomputer the size of the earth to store a searchable version of that database

>> No.4036636

>>4036522
0 BTC

Fuck this shit.

>> No.4036680

>>4035507
whats the point of this website

>> No.4036688

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Library_of_Babel

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4036771

>implying satoshi didn't dump his btc for bitbean

>> No.4036845

>>4036680
It's like the lottery but with infinitely worse odds