CryptoHunter–Bitcoin Address Collision Simulator - Sell Project
Listed July 14, 2025
About CryptoHunter–Bitcoin Address Collision Simulator
CryptoHunter simulates Bitcoin address generation to show how rare key collisions are.
Features Generates random Bitcoin private keys using the secp256k1 elliptic curve Derives public keys and Base58Check-encoded Bitcoin addresses Compares against a user-supplied address list (.txt format) Logs progress every 100,000 iterations Clean Node.js codebase, fully editable for your experiments Who Is It For? Blockchain developers learning about Bitcoin key generation Cryptography enthusiasts exploring address derivation mechanics Researchers testing the limits of hash collision probabilities Disclaimer This tool is for educational and experimental purposes only. It does not and cannot realistically crack or access real Bitcoin wallets—the odds are astronomically small. We do not endorse or support any illegal activity. Use responsibly. Why Use This? Ever wondered why Bitcoin is secure? This tool gives you a hands-on sense of how unlikely it is to collide with an existing address—making Bitcoin's cryptographic foundation more tangible and real.
Project details
Built with: Nodejs
For sale
Asking price: $4,000 USD
What's included
Source code
Yes, I'm happy to provide small customizations or adjustments upon request. If you need help modifying the address source, logging format, or want to integrate it into a larger system, feel free to let me know. I'm open to supporting minor tweaks to fit your specific needs.
Reason for selling
I am currently in need of money and would like to sell this project.
Project metrics
Average Monthly Revenue: Undisclosed