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This is a Node.js script that uses multiple worker processes to generate random private keys for Bitcoin Segwit addresses are also known as Bech32 wallets and check if they match any of the Segwit addresses are also known as Bech32 addresses in a file named `data.txt`

  • Updated Oct 15, 2023
  • JavaScript

Ethereum Bruteforce Node.js script that uses the cluster module to create multiple worker processes to generate random Ethereum keypairs and check if the public address corresponding to the private key is in a Set of addresses read from data.txt

  • Updated May 18, 2024
  • JavaScript

Nodejs script that offline generates random private keys for the Tron blockchain and checks if the corresponding public address is in a list of addresses stored in a file named ‘data.txt’. If a match is found, the script logs the public address and saves the wallet and its private key (seed) to a file named ‘match.txt’.

  • Updated Dec 3, 2023
  • JavaScript

Arbitrum Bruteforce Node.js script that uses the cluster module to create multiple worker processes to generate random Arbitrum keypairs and check if the public address corresponding to the private key is in a Set of full addresses from data.txt

  • Updated Sep 17, 2023
  • JavaScript

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