@Professor of wilds:
You
obviously didn't understand the principle and people tried to explain to you in a friendly way where your thinking error is. Instead of listening and dealing with it, you continue to harp on about how your way of thinking is correct. You do not need to be surprised if you now reap such shitstorm. This is the answer to your disrespectful and aggressive way. In order not to stretch the bow further, again a short summary because the details I have already told you by DM.
I will use puzzle #159 as an example to clarify some key facts.
1.) The key you are looking for is somewhere in the range between 0x40000000000000000000000000000000 - 0x80000000000000000000000000000000. That means the range is 365,375,409,332,725,729,550,921,208,179,070,754,913,983,135,744. You have not understood what a monstrous number this is. However, one cannot blame you also, because we humans have problems to imagine such high numbers.
2) Remember: There is no magic website on planet Earth that has already hashed so many addresses in advance and knows the corresponding address. Not a single website on this world and not a single person on this planet has such a list. There is not a single computer on planet Earth that has stored the corresponding Bitcoin address for every single number in this range.
3) the reason why you see a list on hashkeys.club and similar websites is simple: the list is generated the moment you press the respective button (next +1,000 or next +10,000).
Why? --> See point 2. The lists are generated on-the-fly after you have pressed a button. The webserver generates 1,000 or 10,000 addresses in the background depending on which button you pressed. The corresponding addresses are calculated using the CPU power of the web server and are displayed as a result on the web page.
From the mentioned points for puzzle #159 the last page is therefore
https://hashkeys.club/159/?page=365375409332725729550921208179070754913983136This number corresponds to the number I gave you before.
And finally, here's a sentence to remember:
Every website is run by a website owner. Most of the time, the website owners have a close relationship with the content of their site. Either they are the owners or the programmers, in any case they are closely connected with it. If there ever was a human being who pre-calculated so many addresses (which is not possible because he would be some kind of dinosaur), he certainly would not spend trillions of dollars to buy disk space and build web pages so that you or I can retrieve that information. No, he would know the key and would have paid off the puzzle long ago. There are only a few people who are in the know of the private keys of this puzzle. Yes, read correctly. I wrote plural.
I really hope that you have understood the principle and now also understand what AlbertoBSD wanted to tell you when he asked you if you know the
Dunning-Kruger effect. That was not meant badly by him, it should steer you however into the correct direction. We are all fallible, but insisting on something you don't yet understand won't get you anywhere. Asking questions can be helpful, however, I was once told
