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    December 28, 2015, 07:46:51 PM
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    Suggestions are always welcome.

    The brute force way: Start @ ~607809 (multiplied the last known value by 1.7) convert to hex, create addresses, check if one address matches the next in turn.



    What would be the best tool to attack this in a brute force way while we all think on something better or discover a easier way?

    Some GPU bot would be the best to brute force it, like shorena was saying.

    Need to code one, but I'm not in the mood now Smiley

    Anyone out there doing it? Or maybe there is something existing?

    I think the best existing tool currently is yours or otherwise private. I would think the best way would be to modify (ocl)vanitygen according to BurtW's suggestion. You would need to limit the random number generator to a certain amount of bits and keep the rest.

    I don't think brute force is going to solve this puzzle.

    A GPU bot would increase the performance much higher but still we would be here forever trying it.

    The only way to solve this efficiently is to try to find a mathematical formula to break the sequence.

    If a formula is not found, I think this puzzle will be as unbreakable as bitcoin itself.
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