No, because you still have to remember the Bitcoin in cold storage or on hardware like USB. However, all online Bitcoin could possibly come into your hands.

you didn't explain what your thought exactly is!


what does this mean, you mean searching the internet or other people's computer to find their wallets.
or do you mean finding (creating bitcoin addresses) because a bitcoin wallet is file that is holding the bitcoin addresses + their private keys that your wallet application has created.


you have to create all those addresses + private keys and since there is 2^160 possible bitcoin addresses you will have to continue making addresses until the end of the world.


yes you are wrong.

All the BTC are not in 'a wallet'. They are spread out and a lot are not online or with private keys lost forever. So the answer is NO.

If you'd make your own coin clone then you may be able to achieve that (mine it all by yourself), although I am not certain about the amount in the genesis block. And I don't understand the purpose of this. If you own them all, you just render them useless and with no value.

We both know that "guessing" other's private key is practically impossible. So the only way to get it is by stealing it. And THERE the number of offline wallets counts.

But you're right, I could have said it (much) better. And I also mixed it up with a lot of other stuff...

It's impossible, everyone will always want to hold some, so you will not own all of them, not to mention that you would need to live up to year 2140 for when all bitcoins are mined, and you would need to somehow find all private keys of coins that are locked forever, and some of them are lost forever (example: hard disk containing bitcoin thrown in the garbage bin for an accident, those hard disks get destroyed in recycle plants so those coins are forever lost)

So to sum it up: nope.

I heard it will need more than all the energy of the Sun to just count from 1 to the last number of bitcoin private key. For the "super" computer to do the "-rescan" command, I think it will need many many more 1000 times of energy to do... it is possible but the possibility is considered 0.

mentioning "all" already stating the logic yes you can have it all, because you said it., so how come that you will be wrong from your argument? and you are the luckiest man if you will find it from our time. because you can already enjoy the value of this coin.

he explained his thought in a sentence, you just have to understand the whole sentence and don't separate it so
you could understand the whole idea of the sentence.


OP: well if you manage to get the ones that's in a cold storage then it is possible, but if can't then your
theory will just be a theory.

That is right, all of the addresses are listed there he can view any of them he like, but I think he is talking about a wallet which will be connected to almost all of the available bitcoins and he is asking that all of the bitcoins will be at there which transacted with that addresses, which is totaly impossible and bitcoin is not coded like that.

Which is possible if you use a system of 000000000000, 000000000001, 00000000002 system, but realistically it won't work and the computing power to go through all of the addresses and see if they have anything in them would probably outweigh whatever profit you could make off of a majority of the addresses with anything in them.