Viktor Yuskovych

Me too.

Signed.

By default it runs 4 threads. To run 16 threads, add extra parameter "4" as the last argument: ```bitcoin_brute_forcer 4``` The number 4 means 2^4 = 16 threads.

Pass number 4 instead of 16. For this program, 4 means 2^4 = 16 threads and 16 means 2^16 = 65535 (too many so causes an error).

There are a bug. Sorry. Now I'm going to fix it.

I fixed the bug. Recompile the project or use this release: https://github.com/ViktYusk/BitcoinBruteForcer/releases/tag/230417 Note that you should run ```bitcoin_brute_forcer.exe 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000E9A 99A77938 4``` with number 4 at the end if you want...

Try number 5 if you need 32 threads.

> I tried 5 number also sir then its showing 100percent cpu usage but it was hanging and stuck and after few minutes its showing wrong speed like only 6mk...

Hello, that's not possible for the current version of the program and not easy to change. Maybe, I will work later to generalize this project for different addresses and ranges.

It is hardcoded for Puzzle # 64 in order to optimize speed. In the output, a line with the prefix [W] contains a private key that is in the block...