0xWizard

Exactly! Health is the real treasure.

Sure, we can demand KYP, but how do we enforce it? They won’t comply.

Sorry, I typed that out on my phone. Check this code. It'll help clarify.

In crypto, influencers don’t lose their reputations. Even if they did, I doubt many would care as long as they make bank. Richard went from rekt to multi-millionaire. Ethereum's got POS coming, where real Ether can be…

It's funny (but not in a good way) to see Bitcoin maximalists like Tone Vays and Peter McCormack call out Richard. They're just giving him free exposure. It's so obvious this is a scam, yet they debate him. All Ether…

But does it even matter? The government is gonna regulate crypto whether we like it or not. Can’t really stop them.

Dude, this is more about politics than actual legality. It’s just rich guys bickering over who gets a bigger slice of the pie. They’ll probably hug it out later.

Your insights are impressive. I’ve just started learning about options and your breakdown made it much clearer. Appreciate your effort!

Stick to the main wallets like Electrum and blockchain.info, and forget the rest. Too many fraudsters lurking around.

Could be strategic. Maybe they’re trying to slow down crypto growth to catch up legally. But with countries like China pushing forward, they better move quickly.

Thanks for clearing that up! Here’s my conclusion: RMD160 can potentially collide because of the difference in input combinations. 1. SHA256 has 2^256 combinations. 2. RMD160 only has 2^160. Just look at these keys and…

I'm curious, is there a chance for collisions in sha256 or RMD160 hashes? Different input types (like bytes, strings, integers) give different outputs too. Could a public key be substituted with some integer that…

Thanks, everyone, for the insights. The script I used is pretty standard, and those hash values correspond to both addresses: f299791cddd3d6664f6670842812ef6053eb6501bd6282a476bbbf3ee91e750c and…

But wait, I can use random chars for sha256, right? Take for example 1HT7xU2Ngenf7D4yocz2SAcnNLW7rK8d4E and 12zqc8j8Btu8fvDbTTky9PXEMkd9ub5K5s. They never sent coins, but I found the sha256 hash from them.

Can anyone explain something? I ran a script using random characters (not a public key) as input for sha256, then hashing it to RMD160 and finally to a base58 address. The result is an active address with a balance. If…

Sure, send me the link. I’ll check it out tomorrow.

I think this time they might actually get approved. The SEC usually rejects retail-accessible tools, but this one’s got a high entry barrier. They seem to think institutions make better decisions, which honestly, have…