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You might find Mike Caldwell's Bitcoin address utility handy, which supports mini keys. It’s not easy to find, but you might dig it up on internet archives.

Can you demonstrate what your code actually does with some simple inputs?

If there are any points on different curves mapping to each other, we're in trouble. Imagine figuring out one point on a curve and using it on another due to different n-values. You'll be able to crack any key. To see…

Ethereum isn't capped like Bitcoin. Its supply keeps growing! Just because inflation exists doesn’t mean ETH will naturally rise. Looking at the price, it’s been stagnant for cycles.

I mean, yeah, there are bigger issues in global finance right now. But still... this could set a strange precedent for crypto ownership. Feels kinda unsettling.

There's some buzz about a new study that claims we can predict the next prime number. Sounds wild, right?

Hey @rdenkye, can you break it down? How would a backdoor generator even work? Just wanna understand with a simple example. All I know is, you can’t use a broken key to open up a lock.

Some words from satoshi himself while undercover.

It just generates keys in that range. I asked some AI about it, but the explanation was off.

Nice! Did it actually work? What’s the next step?

The link to that thread is kinda buried in the other one. If you're looking for the whole story, definitely give that thread a read.

Definitely, if you could add functions for EC math, hash functions, encoders, decoders, and basic arithmetic, that would be awesome.

Not claiming expertise, but both BTC and that other coin are equally in danger if a quantum computer pops up outta nowhere... Imagine if Satoshi started moving his coins, it’d be panic mode for everyone in crypto.

I mean, sure, quantum computing is scary, but when it really gets rolling, it’s not gonna matter whether your keys are exposed or not. Everything’s at risk. Whether we’re talking about secp256k1 or SHA256, it’s a…

Check this link. You can paste up to 500 keys and convert them. Just remember to stay offline while doing this, and clear your browser data afterward.

Nice throwback! 13 years ago, back in a block with 134 transactions, around April 2013. Remember those days when @real_satoshi played with mysterious numbers and symbols? Maybe it’s all about Feng shui. At least it’s…

Just saw the news that Talagrand won the Abel Prize... big deal for random processes, right? I think this means we might understand predictability better in the future. Anyone else read about this? What do you think the…