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Use online block explorer instead of an offline database
Why not using an online block explorer to check the current address balance? This would save time for you and would also always be updated to the latest minute without having to manually update the offline db.
Then instead of taking 0.003 seconds to generate and check an address, it would take minimum 1 second on a fast internet connection, that is per address generated. Then most likely you'd get your IP banned by the server at whatever block explorer you are using. At least I would block you from my server for abusing it
I think what @monzanifabio is asking for is something like bitcoin-abe compatibility. I'm a newb and have NO IDEA how to actually get bitcoin-abe compiled, but I think that would be a nice feature as well.
I like the offline database of accounts with >0 balance for speed purposes, but I think that there are many other addresses out there that are active or have had activity. I wonder how much additional space that would take up (probably a lot) - but at least we would get more hits :)
Well atleast i have been searching for something like this but the downside is i never know how to code using python and its only python that has so many openSource resource that is connected with the name Bitcoin and its formula
@evadogstar @ampddev I actually managed to do that in my repository https://github.com/monzanifabio/pkgen-checker using blockchain.com API. I've been running it for over a month with no problem. Sometimes it happens to stop (maybe I get banned or maybe my internet connection drops) then the script put itself on wait for a few minutes and then it starts back with no problem. Sorry for the late reply, but needed some extensive testing. Edit: I've been running it in parallel on 3 Raspberry Pi 3B on the same internet connection.
I did something like that with miltithread but did noy find any bitcoin with balance. Have you seen any bitcoin address with balance with this method?
On Saturday, April 4, 2020, monzanifabio [email protected] wrote:
@evadogstar https://github.com/evadogstar @ampddev https://github.com/ampddev I actually managed to do that in my repository https://github.com/monzanifabio/pkgen-checker http://here using blockchain.com API. I've been running it for over a month with no problem. Sometimes it happens to stop (maybe I get banned or maybe my internet connection drops) then the script put itself on wait for a few minutes and then it starts back with no problem.
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Odds of any of us finding a single account with a balance is effectively zero. If you're really in this for the $$, you're way better off just mining
But is there no posibility of generating an already genrated bitcoin address? Like before 2012 i am thinking that accounts built then are made with 2-3 words mnemonics.
Again,how can you calculate the bitcoin addresses for a particular private key because your tool for instance might miss an address because its looking for exact address instead of change address.
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Odds of any of us finding a single account with a balance is effectively zero. If you're really in this for the $$, you're way better off just mining
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There's a possibility. That's why we're here, but it so close to impossible that you've got a much much much better chance of just walking outside and finding a couple grand laying on the ground every day for a month. If you want to explore using mnemonics to search for positive balances there's another version of this program that does just that: https://github.com/alwaysminingbtc/plutushybrid . Neither are especially fast considering the odds.
If you want a MUCH faster program, look at https://github.com/brichard19/BitCrack . It's a bit of a steeper learning curve but you can do in a day with that what would take any plutus-like program years (or some super long amount of time). Even with that your odds are still so incredibly small that there's basically no real chance. The python programs just have the advantage of being very easy to get going and working on any machine with enough ram. Mining is definitely a better route to ever actually making a dime, but these programs are fun because while the odds are astronomically against us, there is some impossibly small chance of finding some long lost account. Best of luck!
I can't address your last question. I'm personally not knowledgeable enough.
OK. Which of the site or app can you recommend for mining?
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There's a possibility. That's why we're here, but it so close to impossible that you've got a much much much better chance of just walking outside and finding a couple grand laying on the ground every day for a month. If you want to explore using mnemonics to search for positive balances there's another version of this program that does just that: https://github.com/alwaysminingbtc/plutushybrid . Neither are especially fast considering the odds.
If you want a MUCH faster program, look at https://github.com/brichard19/BitCrack . It's a bit of a steeper learning curve but you can do in a day with that what would take any plutus-like program years (or some super long amount of time). Even with that your odds are still so incredibly small that there's basically no real chance. The python programs just have the advantage of being very easy to get going and working on any machine with enough ram. Mining is definitely a better route to ever actually making a dime, but these programs are fun because while the odds are astronomically against us, there is some impossibly small chance of finding some long lost account. Best of luck!
I can't address your last question. I'm personally not knowledgeable enough.
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I did something like that with miltithread but did noy find any bitcoin with balance. Have you seen any bitcoin address with balance with this method? … On Saturday, April 4, 2020, monzanifabio @.***> wrote: @evadogstar https://github.com/evadogstar @ampddev https://github.com/ampddev I actually managed to do that in my repository https://github.com/monzanifabio/pkgen-checker http://here using blockchain.com API. I've been running it for over a month with no problem. Sometimes it happens to stop (maybe I get banned or maybe my internet connection drops) then the script put itself on wait for a few minutes and then it starts back with no problem. — You are receiving this because you commented. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub <#157 (comment)>, or unsubscribe https://github.com/notifications/unsubscribe-auth/ACWG7BATM3KPZE2IW4OJTFLRK5OIJANCNFSM4J35UEMQ .
Unfortunately haven't found any. Although I am fully aware of this task being nearly impossible.
There's a possibility. That's why we're here, but it so close to impossible that you've got a much much much better chance of just walking outside and finding a couple grand laying on the ground every day for a month. If you want to explore using mnemonics to search for positive balances there's another version of this program that does just that: https://github.com/alwaysminingbtc/plutushybrid . Neither are especially fast considering the odds.
If you want a MUCH faster program, look at https://github.com/brichard19/BitCrack . It's a bit of a steeper learning curve but you can do in a day with that what would take any plutus-like program years (or some super long amount of time). Even with that your odds are still so incredibly small that there's basically no real chance. The python programs just have the advantage of being very easy to get going and working on any machine with enough ram. Mining is definitely a better route to ever actually making a dime, but these programs are fun because while the odds are astronomically against us, there is some impossibly small chance of finding some long lost account. Best of luck!
I can't address your last question. I'm personally not knowledgeable enough.
Thanks for linking those. Will definitely check them out
This was literally how Plutus used to be done- online requests Just download earlier version of the script.
