Did U know, 0.5G point has extremly low X coordinate 

I suggest we stop engaging with McDouglas.
We took enough time and created enough resources for anyone with half a brain to understand why prefix theory is flawed. We’re just polluting the thread for other people at this point.

How do you filter characters after "5HpHagT65TZzG1PH3CSu63k8DbpvD8s5i" ? 

Well, I’m just asking because it’s impossible to break through the 51 – 33 = 18 missing Base58 characters—unless there’s some trick. If the missing characters follow a predictable structure (e.g., repeated segments, checksums, or known prefixes/suffixes), then maybe. But there is no pattern here—only the first 33 characters are repeated. Checksum + segments = lol?  

5HpHagT65TZzG1PH3CSu63k8DbpvD8s5iq4NLznbSoMvfzUuhdh
5HpHagT65TZzG1PH3CSu63k8DbpvD8s5ipfXCoMnmssNNsN77qV
5HpHagT65TZzG1PH3CSu63k8DbpvD8s5ipGvCSgayELk4Uxq4ZA

I've been staring at last 10 WIFs for 20 minutes now.

No, the output is filtered in the Python script to avoid potential errors when the subprocess writes to a pipe. You can test the speed directly by running ./WIFRoulette.

Presenting the Scooby Doo method

... also called "Where are you? Whoo Whoo!" - because we all love animals inhere: from kangaroos to cats writing better code then most here, when walking over our keyboard.

Besides, we all have something in common: we don't know where Scooby is! I mean, the random key... uhm.

Prerequisites:

1. Clone any of the prefix theory magic scripts, in whatever language you wish.
2. Make sure the programming language is not rigged (what can we even trust these days, right? Even the AI became unreliable when writing high quality enterprise-level code).
3. Patch the bastard:


4. Run and watch the magic happen! Wins wins wins WINS !!!11

The Scooby Doo method relies on the following optimizations:

- replaces deprecated prefix search with a better heuristic method - efficiency, baby!
- removes reliance on any pre-existing useless information, such as "what are we even looking for anyway?"
- finds stuff faster! Why? Who are you, the police? It just works.
- leaves any sequential method far behind. Let's get rid of that sucker and switch to the Scooby Doo method TODAY!

Caveats and known issues

1. Please don't show this to your math teacher - they may lose their night's sleep trying to figure out if you broke reality.

2. It is forbidden to shuffle the block order when comparing the Scooby Doo method with other methods.

3. If you are comparing the Scooby Doo method with any other method - please make sure to use the same block order, so that we have a fair comparison of the same initial conditions.

4. Do not dare to ever disclose the Scooby Doo method to a statistician. They will terrorize you with all sorts of graphs showing cumulative probabilities, survival functions integration areas, and all sorts of voodoo that no one who cares about their mental sanity would ever understand.

Disclaimer

The Scooby Doo method might be dangerous and present a high risk factor of working slower than expected in some circumstances, but life is dangerous anyway.

Using the Scooby Doo method is not a cryptographical advice. Use at your own discretion.

I know I said we should stop engaging, but the ScoobyDoo method was too good to ignore. Loved it.

That's the spirit! Letting everyone freely test remarkable advancements in the field of cryptography.

Meanwhile, the first 5-year old benchmarks of the ScoobyDoo method are now out. After letting it whoo! whoo! for 15.000 simulations, here's how the data looks like.

Yes, this picture was drawn by a cat while playing with the mouse. Go figure, right? I mean, literally, here's a figure.



I can't really make heads or tails out of this. Since the Scooby Doo revolution has just begun, I believe we need some experts in the field of dream interpretation cartoons here.

Until then, let's celebrate - the Scooby Doo method wins in over 63% of the time.

Not sure what's up with the bottom left thing though - IS THAT A SNAIL OR WHAT? Are we getting into too much zoology? Help!

To be fair we explained stuff in a friendly way for 20 pages before giving up and starting making fun of you.
Maybe, just maybe, your behaviour caused this ?

Also, don’t worry. Many geniuses have been mocked during their lifetime.