rachidboum/bitcoin_key_finder_random_iteration

bitcoin_key_finder_random_iteration

Bitcoin Key Finder

This program is a tool for finding private keys of Bitcoin wallets using brute-force methodology. It searches for private keys within a user-defined range and checks if any of them correspond to a Bitcoin address listed in a TXT file.

requirements

To run this program, you will need: • Python 3.7 or higher • bit and multiprocessing libraries You can install the necessary libraries using pip: pip install bit multiprocessing

Usage

1. Download the code and save it to your computer.
2. Save the list of Bitcoin addresses you want to search in a TXT file. One address per line.
3. Open a terminal or command prompt and navigate to the directory where the code is saved.
4. Run the program by entering the following command: python bitcoin_key_finder.py
5. The program will prompt you to enter the range of private keys you want to search.
6. Enter the minimum and maximum values in decimal 1==>115792089237316195423570985008687907852837564279074904382605163141518161494335.
7. The program will display an estimated time for completion and start searching for private keys.
8. If a private key corresponding to one of the Bitcoin addresses is found, it will be saved to a file named CompressedWinner.txt or UncompressedWinner.txt, depending on the address type.
9. When the program finishes, it will log the total time taken for the search.

Note: The program is optimized for multi-core CPUs, and it will use all available cores by default. You can modify the number of cores used by changing the cores variable value in the code.