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55049061 No.55049061 [Reply] [Original]

>hire 100 jeets to randomly type in 24 words all day long 24/7
>"'accidentally" open an existing wallet

>> No.55049080

You're doing it wrong.

You just have to mine the blockchain searching for unlocked Ethereum and Bitcoin.

>> No.55049085
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>>55049061
NOOOOOOOO
DONT DOOO THAAAT
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

>> No.55049340
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>toe
>arrival
>miss
>blonus

>> No.55049397

There are phishing scams everywhere. Why? Because it's much easier to just ask idiots for the seed instead of shooting in the dark. I mistyped one character in the address bar and it redirected to an exact replica of the site but it was asking for seed phrase when connecting metamask. I bet that there are enough newfags out there who fall for this every day.

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>>55049061
Write a program that does that 1 billion times a second
Endless money clitch

>> No.55050345

>>55050160
the nsa has already cracked all your wallets with its quantum computers

>> No.55050389

>>55049061
That's plain retarded. Use bigquery to get a local copy of the wlattets address with say more than 1 eth. Put the data in an unordered_set with constant access time. Write the banal code that translate a random private key into the address (can even ask chatgpt to write the code for you). Do all this in C/C++. Run it.

You can now test millions of keys every seconds.

Mind you the chances of finding a correct address are tiny, even considering in eth there are literalli 2^96 possible private keys that can access thesame wallet.