• 🌙 Community Spirit

    Ramadan Mubarak! To honor this month, Crax has paused NSFW categories. Wishing you peace and growth!

Guess-Bitcoin-Private-Key (1 Viewer)

Currently reading:
 Guess-Bitcoin-Private-Key (1 Viewer)

Recently searched:

niceman4736

Member
LV
2
Joined
Apr 11, 2023
Threads
54
Likes
44
Awards
7
Credits
21,661©
Cash
0$
Can-You-Guess-A-Bitcoin-Private-Key-Overview.png


Bitcoin-Private-Key



Guess-Bitcoin-Private-Key
This is version is forked from scorta/GuessPrivateKey, many thanks for his project.

The error * SLF4J: Failed to load class "org.slf4j.impl.StaticLoggerBinder". SLF4J: Defaulting to no-operation (NOP) logger implementation SLF4J: See http://www.slf4j.org/codes.html#StaticLoggerBinder for further details.* has been gone.

USAGE Install java on your computer, download the GuessPrivateKey.jar file, then enter this command:

$java -jar {this_program} {numbers of threads} {file_contains_bitcoin_addresses} {choice} {start_from}

Parameters: {numbers of threads}: number of threads, should be equal to your CPU cores (or less, if you want to use it for other tasks). Eg. my CPU has 8 cores, so I set {numbers of threads} to 8. {choice}: random means guessing keys randomly; up means checking for {start_from} and upper. down means going down from {start_from}. {start_from}: Starting number. Default value is 0. Sample commands:

$java -jar GuessPrivateKey.jar 7 bit.txt

7 threads, searching randomly for list of address(es) in the file bit.txt
$java -jar GuessPrivateKey.jar 8 bit.txt up 666

searching sequentially from 666 and upper
$java -jar -Xmx6g GuessPrivateKey.jar 8 bit.txt up 666

set maximum memory allocation pool to 6GB
If you have a big list of Bitcoin addresses (like, millions), you may need to use the -Xmx option. Eg. for a 1GB input file, I'd like to use 6GB memory (RAM), as the command above.

OUTPUT If found a key, the program will display a message "Found a key!!!", and print info to a file, which has the same name to that WIF key. Eg. if it found the key "L59eMgqKqxCGXrDWhGwVBZbQBra482LRLzyAj6g5CGKdq6ABCvXz", it will create a file name "L59eMgqKqxCGXrDWhGwVBZbQBra482LRLzyAj6g5CGKdq6ABCvXz.txt" and write these info into it:

3Q9C3nJzEUwKGtmghv9ok2V1DQWvSEiqNk //address L59eMgqKqxCGXrDWhGwVBZbQBra482LRLzyAj6g5CGKdq6ABCvXz //key in WIF format EC9B83954E3E5001E34B02A1705779D2B59264BB54784815B3AA3EBC10C622F0 //key in HEX format

So if you find a new .txt file in the same folder with this program, you have found a wallet! Note: if it cannot create file(s), it will print these info directly into the screen. Below the screen shoot of Working Proof

GuessPrivateKey_LI

if you like my project please tips me here :

USDT (BEP20) 0xF2BFE319e3F27be3865D4BfC8d1b9f64Ac0AA6CD

BTC 3Q9C3nJzEUwKGtmghv9ok2V1DQWvSEiqNk

DOGE DQp2mRMwe6QY6BxoodHsqziYJacrHNkJ9Q

ETH 0xF2BFE319e3F27be3865D4BfC8d1b9f64Ac0AA6CD

copyright©2024-2025 Manuklondong™

Download Link



Download Link











[/CENTER]

Can You Guess A Bitcoin Private Key Overview
 

Create an account or login to comment

You must be a member in order to leave a comment

Create account

Create an account on our community. It's easy!

Log in

Already have an account? Log in here.

Tips
Recently searched:

Similar threads

Users who are viewing this thread

Top Bottom