BitBruteForce-Wallet
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Xefrok
Performance ideas
So the primary throttle is searching the bits.txt file. Use a much larger file, and the rate drops very low.
Might I suggest each CPU thread writes to a DB (mongo/memcache/redis/mysql), then other threads can search for matches and delete when no match is found?
Use mine :-) I updated it. It's works with MySQL https://github.com/cabanu/BitBruteForce-Wallet
371 K/s/Core - Used settings = 6 Cores - 6 * 371 * 60 * 60 * 24 = 192.326.400 addresses / day = 70.199.136.000 addresses / year
Use mine :-) I updated it. It's works with MySQL https://github.com/cabanu/BitBruteForce-Wallet
371 K/s/Core - Used settings = 6 Cores - 6 * 371 * 60 * 60 * 24 = 192.326.400 addresses / day = 70.199.136.000 addresses / year 4 hours working and still NULL is it normal? And my processor is i7 6700 HQ what is core value for optimum
You have to fill you're DB with all the addresses you want to check. This script uses the UPDATE query for all generated addresses. When an address exist => it will put the secret key in the DB. If the generated address is not present in your DB: nothing happens.
You have to fill you're DB with all the addresses you want to check. This script uses the UPDATE query for all generated addresses. When an address exist => it will put the secret key in the DB. If the generated address is not present in your DB: nothing happens.
I added more than 60 million wallet addresses to the first column in the database. There is a text file reading process at the bottom of the software you developed. So what are we going to use this text file for?
You have to fill you're DB with all the addresses you want to check. This script uses the UPDATE query for all generated addresses. When an address exist => it will put the secret key in the DB. If the generated address is not present in your DB: nothing happens.
Hi Waiting for answer
@cabanu My program modification with set() gives me 540K/s * core on a raspi.
540 K/s * Core - Used settings = 4 Cores - 4 * 540 * 60 * 60 * 24 = 186.624.000 addresses / day = 68.117.760.000 addresses / year
