Your idea sounds exceptional! What are you waiting for, someone to code it, too? Because we all know we can just mix up "Kangaroo software" with whatever else, and jump-scan the range like there is no tomorrow!
People confuse devs with magicians, as if anything is actually possible and we're supposed to make it happen. And when they hear it's not possible, we're the stupid ones, not their ideas. And also, the cost of breaking puzzle 160 at today's GPU hour-rates is around 1 billion dollars, so if anyone has money to burn, I don't know why it wasn't yet solved. There is no need for a new idea for it to be solved, because it can be solved today if someone really wants it to be solved. But they won't use magic, the math is already good enough, but people still think they can beat the correct math by using the wrong math. DM me if you really want your vanity kangaroo software if you don't have nothing to do with your money.
I guess I was misunderstood because I said it as an analogy for the idea.
I am scanning the 67th wallet with the VanitySearch System, and I scanned the 66th wallet before. I hadn't been scanning for a long time due to my work.
I came back because I discovered a few things. In fact, I only confirmed 2 things 100% among the discovered ones, I am working on the other discoveries.
While scanning with VanitySearch, I saw a common point between the wallets I found. I don't want to explain this right now. When everything is finished, I will share it with some people for further development.
In short, the process is as follows, when scanning in vanitysearch, it makes a few jumps when it reaches a certain wallet and continues scanning again, and when it reaches the next certain wallet, it jumps again and scans. The details are with me.
Good work and good luck to everyone.
