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# For Sale Private SOFT BrainWords ~$500~ $200



## Find Lost Bitcoin Passphrases (Brainwallet)

Search passphrases on the fastest program in the world


18,972 passphrases were found, an estimated 5,000 passphrases are lost


They were found on a processor with a maximum speed of 100,000 pasdphrases per second.


Speed RTX 4090 = 360,000,000 passphrases/sec. It's 3600 times faster.


The fact that one 4090 GPU runs in 24 hours is a legendary CPU program brainflayer in 10 years.



**To buy the program, telegram** https://t.me/cuda8



| GPU card | --bits | Speed |

|----------|----|-------------|

| 4090     | 24	| 360 Mkeys/s |

| A100     | 24 | 180 Mkeys/s |

| A6000    | 24 | 180 Mkeys/s |

| 3090     | 24 | 180 Mkeys/s |

| 3080 Ti  | 24 | 170 Mkeys/s |

| 3080     | 24 | 150 Mkeys/s |

| 3070 Ti  | 24 | 120 Mkeys/s |

| 3070     | 24 | 110 Mkeys/s |

| 3060     | 24 | 70 Mkeys/s |

| 2080 S   | 24 | 70 Mkeys/s |

| 2070     | 24 | 50 Mkeys/s |



* 1 MKey = 1000000 passwords per sec.



How to search for old lost passphrases:


Default alphabet: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789 .,'!-



-v - verbose output


--bits 16 or 20 or 24


--inputAddress addresses.txt - file with addreses


--inputPhrase dictionary.txt - file with phrases and pass


-d ? (GPU card number, id)


--eth (ETH address search) --inputAddress addrEth.txt default mode: BTC, single sha256



#### For ETH:

--eth - single keccak


--camp2 - keccak*2031


^^^ two options could be used together


--ethsha256 - sha256 for ETH


--root - specifies prefix for your word


--suffix - number o combimnation to start from



Run: ```BrainWords.exe -v --eth --root "Hello word " --suffix 708550400 --inputAddress addresses-Eth.txt```



**Prefix + Combinations** 


TestA -> TestB -> TestC -> Testzzzzz -> Testzzzzzzzzzzzzzz


Run ```BrainWords.exe -v --bits 24 --root Test --suffix 0 --inputAddress addresses.txt -d 0```



Test test A -> Test test B -> Test test C -> Test test zzzzz -> Test test zzzzzzzzzzzzzz


Run ```BrainWords.exe -v --bits 24 --root "Test test " --suffix 0 --inputAddress addresses.txt -d 0```



**Combinations + Suffix (v0.8 only)** 


[email protected] -> [email protected] -> [email protected] -> [email protected] -> [email protected]


Run ```BrainWords.exe -v --bits 24 --rootsuffix @gmail.com --suffix 0 --inputAddress addresses.txt -d 0```



A Test test -> B Test test -> C Test test -> zzzzz Test test -> zzzzzzzzzzzzzz Test test


Run ```BrainWords.exe -v --bits 24 --rootsuffix " Test test" --suffix 0 --inputAddress addresses.txt -d 0```



**Finding passphrases from a text file** 


Run ```BrainWords.exe -v --inputPhrase dictionary.txt --inputAddress addresses.txt -d 0```



**Hashcat + BrainWords (streaming from an external character generator)** 


Run ```hashcat.exe --stdout -a 0 dict.txt dict2.txt | BrainWords.exe -v --bits 8 --inputIn --inputAddress addresses.txt -d 0```




Or


Run ```hashcat.exe --stdout -a 0 dict.txt -r use.rule | BrainWords.exe -v --bits 8 --inputIn --inputAddress addresses.txt -d 0```




Or


Run ```./hashcat -D 2 --stdout -a 3 -i --increment --increment-min=1 --increment-max=8 ?u?l?l?l?d?d?d?d | ./BrainWords -v --bits 8 --inputIn --inputAddress addresses.txt -d 0```



**Linux:**



For ubuntu (linux), be sure to convert the address database to Unix format.
 

This will remove the ^M from the end of addresses


sudo apt update


sudo apt install -y dos2unix


dos2unix addresses.txt



Run ```chmod +x BrainWords```


Run ```./BrainWords -v --bits 24 --root Test --suffix 0 --inputAddress addresses.txt -d 0```



**Hashcat**




Run ```./hashcat.bin --stdout -a 6 dictionary.txt ?d?d?d?d | ./BrainWords -v --bits 8 --inputIn --inputAddress addresses.txt -d 0```




or


Run ```./hashcat.bin --stdout -a 3 --increment ?u?l?l?l?d?d?d | ./BrainWords -v --bits 8 --inputIn --inputAddress addresses.txt -d 0```




Low flow rate linux up to 5 Mkeys, Windows up to 10 Mkeys


(If you need more speed, make a copy of the hashcat folder, run )




### Frequently asked Questions



**How to buy the program?**





https://t.me/cuda8




**Why did the program freeze at startup?**





She didn't hang up! Program start 3090 --bits24 (10 min.)


The program creates tables and downloads to the device


One card requires 4GB or more of RAM to work.


The consumption depends on the size of the table (--bits) and the size of the address file.





**What address formats can be uploaded?**





BTC bc.., 3.., 1.., or ETH in a text file from a new line


It is recommended to use only OLD addresses 1... from $2




**How to continue searching after stopping the program?**





The program saves the position


You can start from any position by specifying --suffix 1234567




**How to start with 9 characters?**





Count the number of characters in the alphabet and choose the one you need.


Example 9 characters (alphabet 64 characters)


64 * 64 * 64 * 64 * 64 * 64 * 64 * 64 = 281474976710656


Use --suffix 281474976710656





**How do I search for 9 characters on 50-150 cards?**





Divide the desired range into parts (into cards)


18014398509481984 (9) - 281474976710656 (8) = Difference 17732923532771328


17732923532771328 / 50 (cards) = 354658470655426



GPU 0 281474976710656


GPU 1 281474976710656 + 354658470655426 = --suffix 636133447366082


GPU 2 636133447366082 + 354658470655426 = --suffix 990791918021508


GPU 3 990791918021508 + 354658470655426 = --suffix 1345450388676934


...


GPU 50 17378265062115902 + 354658470655426 = --suffix 17732923532771328





**Explain what we are looking for?**

**How it works? What's this?**





Here is a good example of work for you.


Enter passphrase: fhqyqzhao123 pay attention to the address 1MVFUmYLKmLyC1m3WfyHkEJTZfoHjwDeXE


The difference is that instead of requests to the blockchain.


The program checks against the database of addresses with a positive balance.




**What is a brain wallet?**





These are passwords or phrases converted to sha256; the output is a private key to the address.


At the address, people stored coins there, a passphrase in their heads.


This method was used 10-15 years ago. At that time, coins were worth almost nothing.


Passwords were lost and forgotten. Do you remember your password 12 years ago? Are you sure?


One character, dot or register is wrong and the entire wallet is lost. There is no restore button.


Look for more information about brain wallet on the Internet.

See hire generstion [https://brainwalletx.github.io](https://brainwalletx.github.io)




**What does Brain Wallet look like?**





Were there any finds at all?





Here is a white list of passwords, phrases, balances, study


https://privatekeyfinder.io/brainwallet/bitcoin/




**Multigpu program?**





The program is not multigpu. For each card, indicate your id


-d 0 or -d 1 ... -d 11





**What does Brain Wallet look like?**

**Were there any finds at all?**





Here is a white list of passwords, phrases, balances, study

https://privatekeyfinder.io/brainwallet/bitcoin/




**Why does the program use a lot of RAM?**





The program creates the necessary tables and stores them in memory.




**Does the program require an internet connection?**





No, the program is looking for the key offline.




**The program is sold with source code?**





Yes, the program is sold with original source code v0.7 and new v0.8 and instructions




**How to change the alphabet in the program?**





Yes, open the file **Kernel.cuh** insert your alphabet.


The program only accepts en + numbers and symbols



#define ALPHABET_LEN 68


const char ALPHABET[69] = "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789 .,'!-";


__device__ __constant__ char _ALPHABET[69] = "ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz0123456789 .,'!-";


ALPHABET_LEN the exact number of characters in the alphabet


_ALPHABET[the exact number of characters in the alphabet + 1]



#define ALPHABET_LEN 36


const char ALPHABET[37] = "0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz";


__device__ __constant__ char _ALPHABET[37] = "0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz";





**How to compile a program?**





ubuntu 20.04 CUDA 11.7 (for RTX 4090 CUDA 12.4)


Run: ```make```



vast.ai


Template: cuda:12.0.1-devel-ubuntu20.04



Image: nvidia/cuda:12.0.1-devel-ubuntu20.04



Image CUDA version:


Incompatible images hidden


Launch Type: jupyter



Windows use VS2019 + install CUDA 11.7 (for RTX 4090 CUDA 12.4)




**How can I make sure that the program does not stop after it finds it?**





Open the main.cu file using a text editor


Line 1100 


return true;  -> 

//return true;


Line 1124 


uncompResult = true; -> //uncompResult = true;


Line 1140 


compResult = true; -> //compResult = true;


Line 1155 


bech32Result = true; -> //bech32Result = true; 


Line 1170 


compResult = true; -> //compResult = true;




**In what modes is the program looking for?**





She is looking for everyone at once.


Addresses 1 (uncompressed + compressed), addresses 3... in bc...




**I have a RTX 3060 TI card, and I have a low speed, how can speed up?**


In the new drivers for 30xx Ti, a limiter is installed that slows down the speed by half.


You need to download the old driver from six months ago. 496.13


Delete the new driver, install the old driver, the speed will increase x2


After searching, you can install new drivers.





**What arguments are there in the program?**





```-v``` Display the generation position in the program window


```-b``` Number of gpu blocks (default set automatically)


```-t``` Number of gpu cores (default set automatically)


```--bits``` Number of bits to generate table 8, 16, 20, 24


```--fstatus``` File name status (default fileStatus.txt)


```--inputAddress``` List of addresses of BTC or ETH in a tex file from a new line


```--inputPhrase``` Name of a text file with a list of BTC or ETH addresses starting on a new line


```--inputIn``` Receive a stream of phrases from an external generator


```--iteration``` Number of iterations SHA256


```--eth``` Enable mode ETH (default BTC)


```--camp2``` Enable search mode for camp2 (keccak*2031) ETH addresses


```--ethsha256``` sha256 for ETH


```--root``` Fixed part in generation ```--root 1234``` or ```--root " 1234 1234"``` with space


```--suffix``` Number o combimnation to start from ```--suffix 0```


```-d``` number of the required gpu ```-d 0``` or ```-d 1```