Satoshi address

[futuremoneybtc]

What do you think guys some one is guess this 17XiVVooLcdCUCMf9s4t4jTExacxwFS5uh address.. i am pretty excited to know the bit range of those addresses. I hear that satoshi lost the private key of those addresses, is it true ???

[SatoshiNakamotoBitcoins]

@futuremoneybtc The bitrange is N so FFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFEBAAEDCE6AF48A03BBFD25E8CD0364141

Happy hunting!

Cheers Satoshi

[Shadow145-cpu]

@SatoshiNakamotoBitcoins could I know what program / scrypt to use to calculate range?

[SatoshiNakamotoBitcoins]

@Shadow145-cpu No...it is not possible to calculate the range of a BTC address (only when it is given like the puzzles)

[Shadow145-cpu]

@Shadow145-cpu No...it is not possible to calculate the range of a BTC address (only when it is given like the puzzles)

@SatoshiNakamotoBitcoins I understand. How can I get the public key in HEX format of the btc address?

[hamnaz]

all satoshi addresses have pubkey :)

[SatoshiNakamotoBitcoins]

@Shadow145-cpu You can find them with the blockchain...for example this address...click on the hash where the 50 BTC are mined...with "output" you need the "pkscript" that is the pubkey...(back in the days the pubkey was exposed with mining, after a few years the code has changed a bit...and the pubkey came only exposed with a spent transaction)

[SatoshiNakamotoBitcoins]

@hamnaz Yes it is...;-)

[Shadow145-cpu]

@Shadow145-cpu You can find them with the blockchain...for example this address...click on the hash where the 50 BTC are mined...with "output" you need the "pkscript" that is the pubkey...(back in the days the pubkey was exposed with mining, after a few years the code has changed a bit...and the pubkey came only exposed with a spent transaction)

@SatoshiNakamotoBitcoins I know it :) I mean something more automated :) I am looking for some script that will save the public key with to the file.

[dem10]

I know it :) I mean something more automated :) I am looking for some script that will save the public key with to the file.

To do this, you will have to scan the entire blockchain. There must be a python tool on the github.

[SatoshiNakamotoBitcoins]

@Shadow145-cpu With blockchain.com there are several API's...you have to play around with something like this... https://www.blockchain.com/api/q and https://blockchain.info/q/pubkeyaddr add in the end for the BTC address to search for like this https://blockchain.info/q/pubkeyaddr/12JzYkkN76xkwvcPT6AWKZtGX6w2LAgsJg ...do some linux magic...e.g. wget https://blockchain.info/q/pubkeyaddr...copy the lines and add in the end all the BTC addresses you want to search for and tadaa...(spoiler alert...for your and our unconvenience the old satoshi wallets can not be retrieved like this with Blockchain.com, so that means manual search work...;-))

Nevertheless a list of pubkeys in this moment will bring your nothing because there is no tool out there to do a multi pub key attack...

[Shadow145-cpu]

@Shadow145-cpu With blockchain.com there are several API's...you have to play around with something like this... https://www.blockchain.com/api/q and https://blockchain.info/q/pubkeyaddr add in the end for the BTC address to search for like this https://blockchain.info/q/pubkeyaddr/12JzYkkN76xkwvcPT6AWKZtGX6w2LAgsJg ...do some linux magic...e.g. wget https://blockchain.info/q/pubkeyaddr...copy the lines and add in the end all the BTC addresses you want to search for and tadaa...(spoiler alert...for your and our unconvenience the old satoshi wallets can not be retrieved like this with Blockchain.com, so that means manual search work...;-))

Nevertheless a list of pubkeys in this moment will bring your nothing because there is no tool out there to do a multi pub key attack...

@SatoshiNakamotoBitcoins thank you :)

[Vovkaruss]

@Shadow145-cpu You can find them with the blockchain...for example this address...click on the hash where the 50 BTC are mined...with "output" you need the "pkscript" that is the pubkey...(back in the days the pubkey was exposed with mining, after a few years the code has changed a bit...and the pubkey came only exposed with a spent transaction)

What do you think, is the statement true that the program did not miss, for some reason, the waste of the first block of coins from this well-known address? - 1A1zP1eP5QGefi2DMPTfTL5SLmv7DivfNa

[futuremoneybtc]

I read somewhere that old bitcoin addresses have 160 bits private keys.. is it true or I have the wrong information?

[SatoshiNakamotoBitcoins]

@Vovkaruss What do you actually mean with the "waste" of the first block??

[SatoshiNakamotoBitcoins]

@futuremoneybtc Yes I heard that rumour too...but if it is true...we will know when we crack it...;-)

[Vovkaruss]

@Vovkaruss What do you actually mean with the "waste" of the first block??

I apologize for the incorrect transcription. I did not mean the waste of the first block, but the unused output of the transaction of new coins from the zero genesis of the block. I read somewhere that the coins obtained in the zero block cannot be spent due to the peculiarities of the bitcoin core software? Thanks for the answer!

[SatoshiNakamotoBitcoins]

@Vovkaruss No need for an apology...when you are able to find the private key to the public of that BTC address you will we able to move the funds...only the dust which is sended over the years to this address wil "track" you down all over the world...;-)

Happy hunting!!

Cheers Satoshi