And get 70 billion
say whaat
>>541193295Let’s guess it one word at a time I’ll start:Camera
>>541193536it's just nigger 24 times in a row
>>541193295Nigger x 24
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>>541193295then why can't that monroe institute remote viewer something mcgonnigle who made a pact with the demon shax to find treasures reveal these seed words?
>>541193295N
>>541193295How is this less difficult to brute force than mining blocks? Like shouldn’t bitcoin miners be doing this instead?
>>541193295Oh look, it's another /pol/ thread with no explanation or context what so ever made by a 1pbtid faggot that a bunch of other faggots will reply to.
>>541193841Did you skip school or are you indian?
>dump 70b of bitcoin on the open marketGreat idea retard
so i see that the number of possible combinations has 80 digitsthat's quite a huge task
>>541193295
>>541193295All you have to do is make the system to guess the numbers then wow everybody by having a ton of them.
>>541193295I am Satoshi. AMA
>>541193961what are the 24 random words?
>>541193295Nigga that's the feds
and get assraped by alphabet boys the rest of your very short life demanding you confess to being Satoshi and to give up the rest of your network.
>>541193893> dump 70b of bitcoin on the open marketThey're technically already there. Someone could have the keys
>>541193883I’m serious, how hard could it be to brute force this relative to the compute needed to mine the equivalent amount of bitcoin? This is probably easier to crack, all things considered. Help me out nerds.
>>541193295Never gonna run around and desert youNever gonna make you cryNever gonna say goodbyeNever gonna tell a lie and hurt you
>>541194100I mean words are a bit harder than a digit.
That's wrong. In the 2009 era there were no seed phrases. Wallets used .dat files containing the keys as a string of hex characters. A lot of people lost their coins in those days from losing that file.
>>541194138That’s why I need a nerd’s help. I don’t even know how many numbers it takes to equate to/encode an ascii character. I get that it’d be a huge nut to crack but the juice is pretty sweet.
>>541193295Not sold anything?
>>54119329564k? update price bro
>>541194119Oh fug I think this is it
>>541194020I forgot a while back. Couldn’t be buggered to write it down. Such is life
>>541193295>central intelligence implying the owner isn't around
>>541193295>He believes the CIA is going to let a hacker steal 70 billion from their wallet
>>541193295The number of possible guesses is more than the number of particles in the entire observable universe. >>541193841>>541194100>>541194221It is very much harder to crack a 24-word seed phrase than it is to mine a bitcoin block. Bitcoin's block difficulty is automatically adjusted such that one block is found every approximately 10 minutes. This means it might take on the order of quintillions of guesses. But guessing a 24 word seed takes many more guesses than that. Mining a block takes 1000000000000000000 guesses but guessing a seed takes 100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 guesses. Which is to say, it takes about 100000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000x longer to guess a seed than to guess a block hash.
>>541193295Bet they're all in hebrew
>>541194100Impossibly hard. The whole Bitcoin mining network would take far longer than the age of the universe to crack it.
>>541193295the only reason ai was created was to crack his code
>>541194427I’m not sure if your numbers check out but the number to beat is 1.096 x 10^6 bitcoin. If the compute ratio is worse than that I guess it would make more sense to mine bitcoin, but then as >>541194174points out it’s probably a string of some kind.
>>541194221>>541194100>>541193841Guess 24 words from a 2048-word list in the right order>That's 2048^24 combinations>That number is ~10^79 (for context, atoms in the observable universe: ~10^80)Now pretend you have a supercomputer that guesses 1 trillion phrases per second>It would take ~10^60 years>The universe is ~10^10 years oldYou'd have to run it for 10^50 times the age of the universeSo no, you're not guessing it. You're more likely to win the lottery, get struck by lightning, and get elected president of Mars on the same day.>And even if you did, Satoshi's coins aren't even on a 24-word seed—that standard didn't exist in 2010. His coins are spread across thousands of old addresses.
>>541194100There are about 170K active words in the English language.So around 170^24 = 3.394487e+125 combinations to test
>>541194599Thanks nerd, you’re ok. I can’t count that high and for that reason I’m out.
>>541194427What constitutes a word according to bitcoin? Can it be any mispelled string of letters however long or do the words need to be in a dictionary?
>>541194599> 2048-wordOnly 2048? Well security standards aren't what they used to be
Nice decentralized currency you have there.
>>541193295Guessing a specific 256-bit key is like picking one specific atom out of the entire universe on your first try
Why not create a public pool of distributed compute with the sole intention of cracking his seed phrase and tokenize all involvement, then have an open source script that upon 'cracking' will auto fulfill the sale of all BTC and redistribute that wealth for the tokens from the pool of compute?Surely there is some way to have complete transparency on the actions above so it cannot be jewed.
>>541193295>guess 24 random words in a rowThe odds of correctly guessing a specific 24-word cryptocurrency seed phrase are 1 in 1.16 × 1077 (or exactly 2256).Perspective on the ScaleOutnumbers all estimated atoms in the universe.Beyond the processing capacity of supercomputers.Requires trillions of years to brute-force
>>541194588My numbers aren't exact, but they're close enough to illustrate the point. >>541194599 puts it more precisely.That all being said and done, there are quantum algorithms which can bypass all of this. If somebody manages to ever build a working quantum computer of sufficient power, it will be able to break the seed much quicker than a classical computer can.>>541194696The words are taken from a standardized list. It's not every word in the English language. It's around 2000 to 8000 words, depending on the list used. >>5411947182048^24 is still an astronomically large number of combinations. Every single computer on earth could try to guess seeds for 100 years, and all of them combined still would not be able to find even so much as a single seed that was ever used out of the millions and millions that have been used by any other wallet before.
>>541193295AI bros crack it and send me like 100 bitcoin. I'll hide you in a thumbdrive in my anus if you ever need to
>>541194859The sun would become a red giant and engulf the Earth before you'd ever guess it correctly.
>>541194100Buttcoin wallet private keys are 256 bits long. There's a certain structure to them. They're not fully random. They're considered to provide about 128 "bits of security" if you compare them to ordinary symmetric cipher fully random keys. 128 bits is too much to be cracked. It's not a huge security margin but it's a sufficient one. No one will even try. Complete waste of resources.
There are:>115,792,089,237,316,195,423,570,985,008,687,907,853,269,984,665,640,564,039,457,584,007,913,129,639,936Possible combinations. A 24-word seed phrase has 55 orders of magnitude more combinations than there are stars. More than seconds since the Big Bang: The universe is roughly 13.8 billion years old.Almost equal to all atoms in the observable universeKYS no maths losers and seethe.
>>541193295>only 70Bfucking poorfag shit isn't worth my time
>>541194941>>541195070That's important, because it means that not only are Satoshi's seeds safe from brute force cracking, but so are everyone else's seeds. Nobody is ever going to randomly guess your seed, or anyone else's seed for that matter. The haystack is simply too big for even a single wallet to ever be cracked by brute force. Anyone who tries is simply wasting their time.
>>541193656ummmmmmmmmm this worked. now have the 70 billion. roll if i should sell or not.
>>541194068>the open market
Remember when this was posted all over 4chan under 100 buks but 4chan constantly told you not to buy because "it's a scam" haha
Wondering which order they are in?Assange was literally sending these out during the Wikileaks 15th Birthday Party on Twitter.You can see what they are used for, as they are disordered and required the reconfiguration of them into a block, whereas some of the words can be broken into two words, and using the overlaying of them derive additional hidden words.Cunning, and might be the "Insurance" he was talking about....Satoshi's handoff of the Genesis Block Keys, or it's just for their heist of the Gerald Cotten stash from Quadriga they uploaded into BitcoinHad some Russian friends look at it but was not really able to get them to use them the right way.....as usual they were "scared".
>>541193880no one is forcing you to participate in the thread. just accept you are too retarded to understand and move on to whatever low iq threads you frequent.
>>541195282$70b isn't enough money. Hold! Diamond hands. BTC is going to moon.
NIGGER
>>541195156So you could guess a random seed phrase but you also have to match it to that account
>>541195421I had worked on this case for a while and thought that it would turn up some decent results, but nothing yet.His "quest of random clues" led to the discovery of a number of ciphers of his comms to the Gelatin Agents from the 9/11 attacks and another named Cypher Zero in the US, all based on setting up targeted killings and black funds from stolen bitcoin wallets.There is a strand of ciphertext that when ran through a Frequency analysis will produce a CODA B CODE AB 230594 wallet number with just over 5000 Bitcoin in it.....Pretty fat....It was just about the same number of the amount that was stolen by Cotten at the time and had expanded quite a bit in value.Didn't pan out, but here are the PGP Keywords that were added.....some talk of them online.
>>541193295>Claude build me a psychological profile for the owner of the Sataoshi Nakamoto Crypto Wallet. Scour every inch of the internet and be precise.>Now with the information previously gathered give a me a long list of their personal history and activities/people they enjoy.>Using all previous prompts generate me 100 of the most likely passwords for this person.
>>541195815Aren't these wallet passwords completely randomly generated?
>>541195779If you notice there were 24 keywords for the walletBut there were only 20 in this bunchNotice that 4 of the words will break into two words each, producing the necessary 24 words needed to open a wallet.Somewhat of a stronger coincidence of value, I would think.
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>>541194330That's actually one theory that makes sense I've heard, that he destroyed everything back when the glowies were trying to find its creator. I also think he's dead.>>541195282Please don't sell, anon. Burn them.
>>541195873Then there was the discovery of who Satoshi wasJapan's #1 Cryptographer Satoshi TomokiyoHe's been around for quite some time.
nigger donut nigger nigger retard nigger nigger mauve nigger nigger monkey nigger nigger bowtie nigger nigger felicity nigger nigger waterfowl nigger nigger circus nigger
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>>541193295Looks like the CIA has a large pool of funds for black-ops. If the bitcoin bros would only do the correct thing and crash the shit out of the meme coin of no value and move on the world would be a better place.
>>541193608unironicaly unbreakable code.normie and other retarded cattle will never ever aknowledge this word.Autist anon will never think of using the same word forever.
Well whatda we got here?Looks like all the gold in fort knox
>>541193295Qrd
>>541193608I tried it and it didn't work. Maybe try nigger 24 times in various forms of chink runes.
>>541195969Srsly tho it's probably the most obscenely vulgar phrase ever... and probably rhymes too, like some sort of magickal incantation that summons sopping wet pussy to your dick
>>541193295not how it works newfag.he holds 1 million bit coins, not one.
>>541194100the act of proving this works would tank the value of all the bitcoins
>>541193295just sneak into a richfags house and torture them for their seedphrase like everyone else
>>541194119
>>541194599>You're more likely to win the lottery, get struck by lightning, and get elected president of Mars on the same day.So you're saying there's a chance.
