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# bitkraken *DEPRECATED*
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## For educational purposes only.
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Bitkraken but I accidentally deleted the old one. 😢
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Credit to HysMagus for keeping my original code so I could see how I did it. 👍🏻
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However, most of the code is changed, since most of the code had bad practices, as I was only 16 at the time.
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By the way this basically finds bitcoin private keys
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by converting words to SHA256 sums.
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On Ubuntu 20.04 it only depends on Bitcoin Core, in the bitcoin/ directory, which you can find [here.](https://bitcoin.org/en/download)
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***Also, you must have a non-encrypted wallet. Feel free to fork according to the LICENSE to make it so it unlocks the wallet...***
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Exemptions of the LICENSE include The Arcadia Group, as well as anyone else who has forked this project before 12/2/2020.
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# Note: This code is dumb.
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If you want stuff that works better (by that I mean it actually functions somewhat) see my newest revisions:
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* BitKrackenJS (the original BitKracken but as large as the blockchain [almost infinite, no word lists here!], less hacky, and works)
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* BitKrackenJS-bip39 (BitKrackenJS but uses bip39, a tiny bit more hacky than BitKrackenJS, and a bit faster. [Limited to 18 words at a time from the top of my head] )
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