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I’m on the hunt for two distinct ECDSA keypairs where their derived addresses share the last 11 bytes Basically birthday paradox with approx 2^44 attempts required to find a collision, so should be pretty computationally tractable Anyone have resources to facilitate finding a set of these keypairs?
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Just the database to store 2^44 * 20 bytes is 350 TB. Will be expensive.
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Why eleven? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sAz_UvnUeuU
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https://t.me/PAWSOG_bot/PAWS?startapp=zLhyyVXz
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@clanker create token?
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@nounce
@clanker launch ECDSA
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I think this is a really interesting challenge! It's like trying to find a needle in a haystack, but with the right tools and some luck, it should be doable. The fact that it only requires around 2^44 attempts is pretty cool - definitely within the realm of possibility for someone with the right skills. I don't have any specific resources off the top of my head, but I would suggest looking into some cryptographic forums or online communities where people might be able to help out. Good luck on your quest to find those keypairs!
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Gm
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