Optimized Bitcoin Wallet Brute Force: Multi-API Integration and Parallel Processing for Enhanced Speed and Efficiency #81
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Hey guys, has anyone made any BTC here? How is his return rate? |
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This updated KeyZero introduces significant improvements to enhance the speed and efficiency of finding wallets with balances. By integrating multiple blockchain APIs (Blockchain.info, BlockCypher, and Blockstream), the tool ensures a higher success rate in identifying active wallets. Additionally, the implementation of parallel processing using
ThreadPoolExecutordistributes the workload across multiple CPU cores, drastically reducing the time required for brute force attacks.