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You can obtain information such as what percentage of the range the solved puzzles are located in.

Cloud Search is the easiest way to join the BTC Puzzle Solo Pool. You can rent graphics cards on an hourly basis. Cloud Search on btcpuzzle.info allows users to rent graphics cards at hourly rates to participate in the BTC Puzzle pool. The page lists various GPU options, detailing their specifications, costs, and performance benchmarks. Users can choose from different GPUs like RTX 4090, A100, and others. Each option provides information on price per hour, network speed, CUDA capability, and performance metrics, enabling users to select the most suitable instance for their needs. <ol> <li> How to Use BTC Puzzle Cloud Search? <ol> <li>Visit the Cloud Search page from your profile page.</li> <li> Choose a suitable GPU from the available options, such as RTX 4090 or A100. </li> <li> Review the hourly rate, network speed, CUDA capabilities, and performance metrics for each GPU. </li> <li>Top up balance using Polygon, Base, Ethereum network.</li> <li> Once you’ve selected a GPU, initiate the rental process by making the payment. </li> <li> Use the rented GPU in the BTC Puzzle pool to start solving puzzles. </li> </ol> </li> <li> Advantages of Using Cloud Search <ol> <li> Flexibility: Rent high-performance GPUs on an hourly basis, avoiding the need for long-term investments in expensive hardware. </li> <li> Cost-Effective: Pay only for the GPU power you need, which can be more economical than owning and maintaining your own equipment. </li> <li> Variety: Choose from a range of GPUs with different specifications and performance metrics to suit your specific needs. </li> </ol> </li> </ol>

Using BTC Puzzle's Cloud Search can be a smart decision if you need high-performance GPUs for tasks like solving puzzles in the BTC Puzzle pool. The service offers flexibility with hourly rentals, allowing you to choose from various GPUs like RTX 4090 and A100 based on their specifications, costs, and performance benchmarks. This can be cost-effective compared to owning and maintaining expensive hardware. However, it’s important to compare the rental costs with your potential returns to ensure it's a worthwhile investment. You can find more details about Cloud Search on the <link>FAQ</link> page.

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<li> If you are already using it for free, you will always use it for free as long as you meet the above conditions. </li> <li> If you do not meet both conditions, you must one-time pay an entrance fee. </li> <li> After paying the entrance fee, you have {day} days to meet one of the above conditions . You will always use it for free as long as you meet any of the conditions. </li> <li> You only need to meet one of the condition to stay free for lifetime. </li> <li> Entry fee will increase as the percentage of overall crawls in the pool increases. </li> <li> The amount you will pay is only valid for the Puzzle {puzzle} pool. </li>

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The rewards are within the range of the current puzzle. The private key is converted to WIF format. Then, it is hashed with MD5. AES 128Bit key is created with this hash value. All users only know the "wallet address" of the private key and try to find it. You can create rewards with the <linkcreator>offline reward creation wizard</linkcreator>. The probability of finding the pool prize is the same as the probability of finding the main puzzle address. Read the <linkpdf>PDF diagram</linkpdf> for security details of creating rewards. For more information, you can contact me via support@btcpuzzle.info or on Telegram group.

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What is GPU benchmarks?

You can see the average and best values for the graphics cards listed on this page. This list is automatically created with pool data and is unfortunately open to manipulation. If you are wondering how long it takes for which graphics card to complete a range, this list will help you. Above is data for both Bitcrack and VanitySearch.

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1 range is equal to ~1,1 trillion private keys in this pool. Only one of them contains the private key for "<selectedpuzzle></selectedpuzzle>" This private key contains a reward of <puzzlereward></puzzlereward> (<btcreward></btcreward>)

Pool reward here! Instead of searching for a one target, find many rewards within the puzzle key range. Find the private key of the target wallet address for the reward pool and open the box from your profile page with this key! <link>More detail</link>

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What is Bitcoin private key?

Are all Bitcoin keys on this page?

What's on this page?

A Bitcoin Private Key is a secret, alphanumeric password or number used to spend or send your bitcoins to another Bitcoin address. It is a 256-bit long number that is randomly generated when you create a Bitcoin wallet. The uniqueness and randomness of this private key are well-defined by cryptographic functions for security purposes 1. Here’s an example of a private key in hexadecimal format: <code> E9873D79C6D87DC0FB6A5778633389F4453213303DA61F20BD67FC233AA33262 </code> Every Bitcoin address has a private key. Anyone who knows this key has full authority over that wallet. This private key allows you to sign transactions and gain access to the Bitcoin associated with the corresponding address. Bitcoin Legacy addresses are one of the two types of addresses in the Bitcoin network. Let’s explore the differences between Legacy and SegWit addresses: <ol> <li> Legacy Addresses: <ul> <li> Format: Legacy addresses start with the number "1". For example, "1A1zP1eP5QGefi2DMPTfTL5SLmv7DivfNa" is a Legacy address. </li> <li> Size: Transactions from Legacy addresses tend to be larger in size, which means they take up more block space. </li> <li> Fees: As a result, sending transactions from Legacy addresses usually incurs higher fees compared to SegWit addresses. </li> <li> Compatibility: They are compatible with all Bitcoin wallets as they have been around since the beginning of Bitcoin. </li> </ul> </li> <li> SegWit Addresses: <ul> <li> Format: There are two types of SegWit addresses. One starts with "3" (P2SH format), which is more common, and the other starts with "bc1" (bech32 format). For example: <ul> <li> SegWit address in P2SH format: "3J98t1WpEZ73CNmQviecrnyiWrnqRhWNLy" </li> <li> SegWit address in bech32 format: "bc1qar0srrr7xfkvy5l643lydnw9re59gtzzwf5mdq" </li> </ul> </li> <li> Size: Transactions from SegWit addresses are smaller in size or, when the same size as Legacy, effectively take up less block space due to a different calculation of "weight" in the block. </li> <li> Fees: As a result, sending transactions from SegWit addresses usually incurs lower fees compared to Legacy addresses. SegWit was implemented as an upgrade to the Bitcoin network to enable better scaling solutions like the Lightning Network. </li> </ul> </li> </ol>

Technically yes. On this page, you can see all Bitcoin private keys, from the beginning to the end. If you wish, you can also check their balance. Currently, only Blockchain and Blockstream APs are used. The private keys shown are generated according to the relevant page number and work entirely on your computer. It is a client-based private key list. In order to scan all Bitcoin keys with current technology, it is necessary to go back even further, to the date when the world was first created. Although it is theoretically possible to find a used address, it is extremely impossible. You can see why by examining the Puzzles created for Bitcoin. While the easiest puzzle right now is 66 bits, any BTC private key is 256 bits. Therefore, it is very unlikely that it will come across a used address. This page was created to prove the reliability of Bitcoin (Just like in puzzle.).

The "total volume" field on the page shows how much BTC has been sent/received on the current page. The "Final balance" field shows how much Bitcoin balance is currently available. If this part is different than 0, it means that you have come across a private key with a balance on the page you are on. The "Balance check type" field allows you to choose which API balances will be checked with each page creation. If you wish, you can disable balance checking by closing this area.

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<h2>What is Bitcoin puzzle?</h2> The puzzle emerged with a Bitcoin transfer made by someone in 2015. In this transfer process, Bitcoin was increasingly transferred to certain addresses, according to a certain rule. The amount of BTC in the transfer transaction was increased by a certain percentage at each address. The private keys of these addresses are created according to a certain rule. You can see this in the list above. You can examine all puzzles, both solved and waiting to be solved. For example, there should be only one private key for puzzle #1. When we moved on to the next puzzle #2, both the BTC amount and the private key containing this address were x2 times harder than puzzle #1. This difficulty increases with each subsequent puzzle, and the number of the puzzle gives a clue to how many bits the private key of the relevant address contains. This means that whenever you go to the next puzzle, it always contains twice as many addresses as the previous one. The easiest puzzle to solve right now is puzzle #66. But even this has not been found yet. When this website was founded the puzzle reward was 0.66 BTC for example #66. However, recently the prize amounts were increased by x10 (by the puzzle creator or someone else) to 6.6 BTC. <h2>So what is the purpose of this puzzle?</h2> Although the purpose of this puzzle is known as "fun" by its creator, it is actually proof of how reliable Bitcoin is today. While any ordinary Bitcoin private key is 256 bits, no one has found the easiest puzzle, a 66-bit private key, for years. You can also think like this. Even when you move on to the next puzzle, the 67-bit puzzle, you can see that it is x2 times more difficult than the previous puzzle. A great event that proves the reliability of Bitcoin and the Blockchain system (at least for today). We owe a debt of gratitude to the puzzle creator. <h2>How can I solve a puzzle?</h2> There are many methods for this. If you wish, you can work on the puzzle alone or in any pool. The important point here is to find the private key of the given address. Once you find the private key, you can now claim your reward. This scanning process is done with graphics cards and processors. It can be thought of in mining logic. The first person to find the given wallet address within the given range can claim the entire reward for themselves. (This may also be called sweeping.) btcpuzzle.info is a solo pool and there are a group of people trying to solve puzzles. You can also enter the puzzle world by joining the pool.

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<h2>Realtime BTC Puzzle Pool Status</h2> On this page you can follow real-time data for "BTC Puzzle", including all pools (66, 67 and others). Real-time notifications are shown as "range request" and "range scanned". You can also confirm the current status of the BTC Puzzle pool and whether the system is working properly on this page. You can access more detailed statistics of each Puzzle pool on their own pages. BTC Puzzle pool is a transparent solo pool and it clearly shows you what users are really doing from all other pages, including this one. The corresponding "HEX" ranges are shown with the second character hidden for security.

What is solved puzzles?

On this page, the easiest puzzles that have been solved in the past and are awaiting solution are listed. You can obtain information such as the private keys of solved puzzles, their decimal equivalents and the percentage of the range in which they are located.

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<li>Free to use</li> <li> It has an open source program. Available on <linkgithub> github.com </linkgithub> </li> <li> It works as proof of work. Reliable against malicious attacks. </li> <li> Developed with community support. </li> <li> Provides <linkapi> API </linkapi> support . You can create your own client. </li> <li>Works with Windows, Linux and Macos.</li> <li> Embedded Telegram notification support. <linktelegram> Join Telegram group </linktelegram> </li> <li> Not shared pool! When the key is found, only the person who found it can see it. </li> <li> Read <linkhowtouse> How to use guide </linkhowtouse> and start today! </li>

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What is "custom range scan"?

Scan and find any Bitcoin address with private key you want in any custom range.

It is a page that allows you to find a specific address between the starting and ending HEX values you enter. You can also enter the maximum number of keys to be created for each creation. By default it searches within the beginning and end range of Bitcoin. The goal here is not to find a private key. It's a little research and fun. If the wallet address is found, it will show you all its information on the screen. It is not recommended to use this page to search for puzzles. Although the probability of being found through the browser is directly proportional to your chances, it is very, very low. Remember, there are almost infinite possibilities of (theoretically) private keys, and while finding a private key is theoretically possible, it is impossible in real life. You can use this page offline.

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What is pool reward?

Instead of searching for a one target, find many rewards within the puzzle key range. Find the private key of the target wallet address for the reward pool and open the box from your profile page with this key! Only the person who scans the correct range can unlock the reward! When Bitcrackrandomiser finds the reward, it notifies you and creates a file containing the private key in the application directory. The rewards are within the range of the current puzzle. The private key is converted to WIF format. Then, it is hashed with MD5. AES 128Bit key is created with this hash value. All users only know the "wallet address" of the private key and try to find it. The probability of finding the pool prize is the same as the probability of finding the main puzzle address. Read the <link>PDF diagram</link> for security details of creating rewards. You can use this page offline.

What is Bitcoin puzzle profit calculator?

What does this page do?

From this page you can easily make scan/time calculations for Bitcoin Puzzle. For example, for Puzzle 66 you can calculate what percentage 1 range has. You can calculate how long it will take to finish a puzzle with the graphics card scanning data you enter. With the chance calculation tool, you can see how much chance you have "at that moment" for the Puzzle you choose. The chance calculator simulates scanning the pool and may result in more than 100% results as it will re-scan the scanned intervals. Each puzzle is always twice as difficult as the previous puzzle. Therefore, when moving one puzzle forward, the chance drops by 50%.

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