https://en.bitcoin.it/w/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Lifeboat 2026-04-17T19:48:30Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.43.8 https://en.bitcoin.it/w/index.php?title=Vanitygen&diff=55608 2015-03-21T00:09:50Z

<p>Lifeboat: Deleted paragraph saying that the latest AMD Catalyst drivers weren&#039;t compatible. AMD fixed this problem starting with Catalyst 14.4.</p> <hr /> <div>'''Vanitygen''' is a command-line vanity bitcoin address generator.<br /> <br /> If you're tired of the random, cryptic addresses generated by regular bitcoin clients, you can use vanitygen to create a more personalized address.<br /> Add unique flair when you tell people to send bitcoins to 1stDownqyMHHqnDPRSfiZ5GXJ8Gk9dbjO.<br /> Alternatively, vanitygen can be used to generate random addresses offline.<br /> <br /> Vanitygen accepts as input a pattern, or list of patterns to search for, and produces a list of addresses and private keys. Vanitygen's search is probabilistic, and the amount of time required to find a given pattern depends on how complex the pattern is, the speed of your computer, and whether you get lucky.<br /> <br /> The example below illustrates a session of vanitygen. It is typical, and takes about 10 sec to finish, using a Core 2 Duo E6600 CPU on x86-64 Linux:<br /> &lt;syntaxhighlight lang=&quot;bash&quot;&gt;<br /> $ ./vanitygen 1Boat<br /> Difficulty: 4476342<br /> Pattern: 1Boat <br /> Address: 1BoatSLRHtKNngkdXEeobR76b53LETtpyT<br /> Privkey: 5J4XJRyLVgzbXEgh8VNi4qovLzxRftzMd8a18KkdXv4EqAwX3tS<br /> &lt;/syntaxhighlight&gt;<br /> <br /> Vanitygen includes components to perform address searching on your CPU (vanitygen) and your OpenCL-compatible GPU (oclvanitygen). Both can be built from source, and both are included in the Windows binary package. Also included is oclvanityminer, the vanity address mining client. Oclvanityminer can be used to automatically claim bounties on sites such as [[User:ThePiachu|ThePiachu]]'s [[Vanity Pool]].<br /> <br /> Current version: 0.22<br /> <br /> Windows x86+x64 binaries [https://github.com/downloads/samr7/vanitygen/vanitygen-0.20-win.zip here]. PGP signature [http://insight.gotdns.org/~samr7/vanitygen-0.20-win.zip.asc here].<br /> <br /> Get the source from [https://github.com/samr7/vanitygen GitHub]. Includes Makefiles for Linux and Mac OS X.<br /> <br /> Main discussion at [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=25804.0 BitCoinTalk]<br /> <br /> The latest source doesn't work properly for high-end AMD cards (7XXX and greater). Solution is to change line 459 in oclengine.c from: return quirks; to: return quirks &amp; ~VG_OCL_AMD_BFI_INT;<br /> Windows x86+x64 binaries that solve this problem plus provide support for compressed keys [https://lifeboat.com/oclvanitygen here]. PGP signature [https://lifeboat.com/oclvanitygen.zip.sig here]. If you have any problems with the binaries, join the relevant [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=301068.0 BitCoinTalk discussion].<br /> <br /> == Expected keysearch rate ==<br /> Main article: [[Vanitygen keysearch rate]]<br /> <br /> What key search rate can I expect from hardware X?<br /> <br /> Detailed list forthcoming. Some ballpark estimates are listed below.<br /> <br /> Dual-core desktop CPUs, 32-bit mode: 100-250 Kkey/s.<br /> Dual-core desktop CPUs, 64-bit mode: 150-450 Kkey/s.<br /> Quad-core desktop CPUs, 32-bit mode: 200-400 Kkey/s.<br /> Quad-core desktop CPUs, 64-bit mode: 300-750 Kkey/s.<br /> NVIDIA GT200 GPUs: up to 6.5 Mkey/s.<br /> NVIDIA GTX 770 GPUs: around 29.5 Mkey/s.<br /> AMD Radeon 58XX, 68XX GPUs: up to 23.5 Mkey/s.<br /> AMD Radeon 69XX GPUs: up to 19.5 Mkey/s.<br /> <br /> As vanitygen performs a lot of large integer arithmetic, running it in 64-bit mode makes a huge difference in key search rate, easily a 50% improvement over 32-bit mode. If you are using a 64-bit edition of Windows, and not using a GPU, be sure to use vanitygen64.exe.<br /> <br /> Radeon 58XX outperforms Radeon 69XX by a very comfortable margin. Oclvanitygen is sensitive to integer multiply throughput, and Radeon 58XX can multiply concurrently with other operations. At similar clocks, a hobbled Radeon 5830 will outperform a Radeon 6970.<br /> <br /> In custom builds, CPU performance will be less than expected if the OpenSSL library is an older version (&lt;1.0.0d) or is not built with the appropriate optimizations enabled.<br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> * [[Bitcoin Vanity Generation Website]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Vanity address]]</div>

Lifeboat https://en.bitcoin.it/w/index.php?title=Vanitygen&diff=42234 2013-11-09T10:21:17Z

<p>Lifeboat: </p> <hr /> <div>Vanitygen is a command-line vanity bitcoin address generator.<br /> <br /> If you're tired of the random, cryptic addresses generated by regular bitcoin clients, you can use vanitygen to create a more personalized address. Add unique flair when you tell people to send bitcoins to 1stDownqyMHHqnDPRSfiZ5GXJ8Gk9dbjL. Alternatively, vanitygen can be used to generate random addresses offline.<br /> <br /> Vanitygen accepts as input a pattern, or list of patterns to search for, and produces a list of addresses and private keys. Vanitygen's search is probabilistic, and the amount of time required to find a given pattern depends on how complex the pattern is, the speed of your computer, and whether you get lucky.<br /> <br /> The example below illustrates a session of vanitygen. It is typical, and took about 10 sec to finish, using my Core 2 Duo E6600 CPU on x86-64 Linux:<br /> &lt;syntaxhighlight lang=&quot;bash&quot;&gt;<br /> $ ./vanitygen 1Boat<br /> Difficulty: 4476342<br /> Pattern: 1Boat <br /> Address: 1BoatSLRHtKNngkdXEeobR76b53LETtpyT<br /> Privkey: 5J4XJRyLVgzbXEgh8VNi4qovLzxRftzMd8a18KkdXv4EqAwX3tS<br /> &lt;/syntaxhighlight&gt;<br /> <br /> Vanitygen includes components to perform address searching on your CPU (vanitygen) and your OpenCL-compatible GPU (oclvanitygen). Both can be built from source, and both are included in the Windows binary package. Also included is oclvanityminer, the vanity address mining client. Oclvanityminer can be used to automatically claim bounties on sites such as [[User:ThePiachu|ThePiachu]]'s [[Vanity Pool]].<br /> <br /> Current version: 0.22<br /> <br /> Windows x86+x64 binaries [https://github.com/downloads/samr7/vanitygen/vanitygen-0.20-win.zip here]. PGP signature [http://insight.gotdns.org/~samr7/vanitygen-0.20-win.zip.asc here].<br /> <br /> Get the source from [https://github.com/samr7/vanitygen GitHub]. Includes Makefiles for Linux and Mac OS X.<br /> <br /> Main discussion at [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=25804.0 BitCoinTalk]<br /> <br /> For AMD Catalyst 13.1+ you need to run the AMD APP SDK Runtime from Catalyst 12.10 in order to get this program to work. (So all your Catalyst drivers would be brand new except for the SDK Runtime.) This is discussed on [https://github.com/samr7/vanitygen/issues/19 GitHub]. For Linux, use AMD APP SDK 2.7.<br /> <br /> Also the latest source doesn't work properly for high-end AMD cards (7XXX and greater). Solution is to change line 459 in oclengine.c from: return quirks; to: return quirks &amp; ~VG_OCL_AMD_BFI_INT;<br /> Windows x86+x64 binaries that solve this problem plus provide support for compressed keys [https://lifeboat.com/oclvanitygen here]. PGP signature [https://lifeboat.com/oclvanitygen.zip.sig here]. If you have any problems with the binaries, join the relevant [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=301068.0 BitCoinTalk discussion].<br /> <br /> == Expected keysearch rate ==<br /> Main article: [[Vanitygen keysearch rate]]<br /> <br /> What key search rate can I expect from hardware X?<br /> <br /> Detailed list forthcoming. Some ballpark estimates are listed below.<br /> <br /> Dual-core desktop CPUs, 32-bit mode: 100-250 Kkey/s.<br /> Dual-core desktop CPUs, 64-bit mode: 150-450 Kkey/s.<br /> Quad-core desktop CPUs, 32-bit mode: 200-400 Kkey/s.<br /> Quad-core desktop CPUs, 64-bit mode: 300-750 Kkey/s.<br /> NVIDIA GT200 GPUs: up to 6.5 Mkey/s<br /> AMD Radeon 58XX, 68XX GPUs: up to 23.5 Mkey/s.<br /> AMD Radeon 69XX GPUs: up to 19.5 Mkey/s.<br /> <br /> As vanitygen performs a lot of large integer arithmetic, running it in 64-bit mode makes a huge difference in key search rate, easily a 50% improvement over 32-bit mode. If you are using a 64-bit edition of Windows, and not using a GPU, be sure to use vanitygen64.exe.<br /> <br /> Radeon 58XX outperforms Radeon 69XX by a very comfortable margin. Oclvanitygen is sensitive to integer multiply throughput, and Radeon 58XX can multiply concurrently with other operations. At similar clocks, a hobbled Radeon 5830 will outperform a Radeon 6970.<br /> <br /> In custom builds, CPU performance will be less than expected if the OpenSSL library is an older version (&lt;1.0.0d) or is not built with the appropriate optimizations enabled.<br /> <br /> == Vanity addresses for other crypto-coins ==<br /> While all bitcoin addresses start with a &quot;1&quot; (one), some other crypto-coins use different address name spaces. Vanitygen (as of version 0.22) can be used to produce vanity addresses for these crypto coins as well (but not for [http://bitmessage.org bitmessage] addresses), by using the &quot;-X&quot; option. The following list provides some example command line calls and also indicates the address range for the respective coin:<br /> <br /> Generate '''Bitcoin''' (BTC), '''Devcoin''' (DVC), '''Freicoin''' (FRC), '''Terracoin''' (TRC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 0 1 -k<br /> or simply just<br /> $ ./vanitygen 1 -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Novacoin''' (NVC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4D -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4Z -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4a -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4d -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Feathercoin''' (FTC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6d -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6z -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 7 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 71 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 72 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 73 -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Anoncoin''' (ANC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 A -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 AF -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 AZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 Aa -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 Af -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Chinacoin''' (CNC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 C -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 CG -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 CZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 Ca -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 Cf -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Digitalcoin''' (DGC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D5 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 DA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 DU -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Litecoin''' (LTC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 L -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 LK -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 LZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 La -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 Li -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Namecoin''' (NMC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 M -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 Mv -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 Mz -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N1 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 NA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 NK -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''PPCoin''' (PPC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P8 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 PA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 PX -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''YaCoin''' (YAC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 X -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Xz -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y1 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 YA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 YP -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''BBQcoin''' (BQC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 b -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bC -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 ba -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bc -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Ixcoin''' (IXC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 x -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xX -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xa -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xv -k<br /> <br /> Generally, to find out the address format of a given crypto-coin (i.e. the number after the -X option of vanitygen) one can use this service:<br /> &lt;nowiki&gt;http://darkgamex.ch:2751/q/decode_address/&lt;Address&gt;&lt;/nowiki&gt;<br /> Example: Take any Litecoin address, e.g. &quot;LNipKabgGoTPnzhxsyFwTZdjVSXybjWucp&quot;, and submit this URL:<br /> http://darkgamex.ch:2751/q/decode_address/LNipKabgGoTPnzhxsyFwTZdjVSXybjWucp<br /> The browser output will be:<br /> 30:265dcf8616a9723d3b4ba35c246b041e20013597<br /> The '''30''' is Litecoin's address format in hex (!), i.e. 30 (hex) = 48 (decimal), i.e. use '''-X 48''' in vanitygen to generate Liteoin addresses.<br /> <br /> Some related info here: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/List_of_address_prefixes<br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> * [[Firstbits]]<br /> * [[Bitcoin Vanity Generation Website]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Vanity address]]</div>

Lifeboat https://en.bitcoin.it/w/index.php?title=Vanitygen&diff=41908 2013-10-24T06:15:14Z

<p>Lifeboat: </p> <hr /> <div>Vanitygen is a command-line vanity bitcoin address generator.<br /> <br /> If you're tired of the random, cryptic addresses generated by regular bitcoin clients, you can use vanitygen to create a more personalized address. Add unique flair when you tell people to send bitcoins to 1stDownqyMHHqnDPRSfiZ5GXJ8Gk9dbjL. Alternatively, vanitygen can be used to generate random addresses offline.<br /> <br /> Vanitygen accepts as input a pattern, or list of patterns to search for, and produces a list of addresses and private keys. Vanitygen's search is probabilistic, and the amount of time required to find a given pattern depends on how complex the pattern is, the speed of your computer, and whether you get lucky.<br /> <br /> The example below illustrates a session of vanitygen. It is typical, and took about 10 sec to finish, using my Core 2 Duo E6600 CPU on x86-64 Linux:<br /> &lt;syntaxhighlight lang=&quot;bash&quot;&gt;<br /> $ ./vanitygen 1Boat<br /> Difficulty: 4476342<br /> Pattern: 1Boat <br /> Address: 1BoatSLRHtKNngkdXEeobR76b53LETtpyT<br /> Privkey: 5J4XJRyLVgzbXEgh8VNi4qovLzxRftzMd8a18KkdXv4EqAwX3tS<br /> &lt;/syntaxhighlight&gt;<br /> <br /> Vanitygen includes components to perform address searching on your CPU (vanitygen) and your OpenCL-compatible GPU (oclvanitygen). Both can be built from source, and both are included in the Windows binary package. Also included is oclvanityminer, the vanity address mining client. Oclvanityminer can be used to automatically claim bounties on sites such as [[User:ThePiachu|ThePiachu]]'s [[Vanity Pool]].<br /> <br /> Current version: 0.22<br /> <br /> Windows x86+x64 binaries [https://github.com/downloads/samr7/vanitygen/vanitygen-0.20-win.zip here]. PGP signature [http://insight.gotdns.org/~samr7/vanitygen-0.20-win.zip.asc here].<br /> <br /> Get the source from [https://github.com/samr7/vanitygen GitHub]. Includes Makefiles for Linux and Mac OS X.<br /> <br /> Main discussion at [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=25804.0 BitCoinTalk]<br /> <br /> For AMD Catalyst 13.1+ you need to run the AMD APP SDK Runtime from Catalyst 12.10 in order to get this program to work. (So all your Catalyst drivers would be brand new except for the SDK Runtime.) This is discussed on [https://github.com/samr7/vanitygen/issues/19 GitHub]. For Linux, use AMD APP SDK 2.7.<br /> <br /> Also the latest source doesn't work properly for high-end AMD cards (7XXX). Solution is to change line 459 in oclengine.c from: return quirks; to: return quirks &amp; ~VG_OCL_AMD_BFI_INT;<br /> Windows x86+x64 binaries that solve this problem plus provide support for compressed keys [https://lifeboat.com/oclvanitygen here]. PGP signature [https://lifeboat.com/oclvanitygen.zip.sig here]. If you have any problems with the binaries, join the relevant [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=301068.0 BitCoinTalk discussion].<br /> <br /> == Expected keysearch rate ==<br /> Main article: [[Vanitygen keysearch rate]]<br /> <br /> What key search rate can I expect from hardware X?<br /> <br /> Detailed list forthcoming. Some ballpark estimates are listed below.<br /> <br /> Dual-core desktop CPUs, 32-bit mode: 100-250 Kkey/s.<br /> Dual-core desktop CPUs, 64-bit mode: 150-450 Kkey/s.<br /> Quad-core desktop CPUs, 32-bit mode: 200-400 Kkey/s.<br /> Quad-core desktop CPUs, 64-bit mode: 300-750 Kkey/s.<br /> NVIDIA GT200 GPUs: up to 6.5 Mkey/s<br /> AMD Radeon 58XX, 68XX GPUs: up to 23.5 Mkey/s.<br /> AMD Radeon 69XX GPUs: up to 19.5 Mkey/s.<br /> <br /> As vanitygen performs a lot of large integer arithmetic, running it in 64-bit mode makes a huge difference in key search rate, easily a 50% improvement over 32-bit mode. If you are using a 64-bit edition of Windows, and not using a GPU, be sure to use vanitygen64.exe.<br /> <br /> Radeon 58XX outperforms Radeon 69XX by a very comfortable margin. Oclvanitygen is sensitive to integer multiply throughput, and Radeon 58XX can multiply concurrently with other operations. At similar clocks, a hobbled Radeon 5830 will outperform a Radeon 6970.<br /> <br /> In custom builds, CPU performance will be less than expected if the OpenSSL library is an older version (&lt;1.0.0d) or is not built with the appropriate optimizations enabled.<br /> <br /> == Vanity addresses for other crypto-coins ==<br /> While all bitcoin addresses start with a &quot;1&quot; (one), some other crypto-coins use different address name spaces. Vanitygen (as of version 0.22) can be used to produce vanity addresses for these crypto coins as well (but not for [http://bitmessage.org bitmessage] addresses), by using the &quot;-X&quot; option. The following list provides some example command line calls and also indicates the address range for the respective coin:<br /> <br /> Generate '''Bitcoin''' (BTC), '''Devcoin''' (DVC), '''Freicoin''' (FRC), '''Terracoin''' (TRC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 0 1 -k<br /> or simply just<br /> $ ./vanitygen 1 -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Novacoin''' (NVC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4D -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4Z -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4a -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4d -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Feathercoin''' (FTC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6d -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6z -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 7 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 71 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 72 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 73 -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Anoncoin''' (ANC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 A -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 AF -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 AZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 Aa -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 Af -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Chinacoin''' (CNC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 C -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 CG -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 CZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 Ca -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 Cf -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Digitalcoin''' (DGC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D5 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 DA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 DU -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Litecoin''' (LTC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 L -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 LK -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 LZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 La -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 Li -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Namecoin''' (NMC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 M -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 Mv -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 Mz -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N1 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 NA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 NK -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''PPCoin''' (PPC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P8 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 PA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 PX -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''YaCoin''' (YAC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 X -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Xz -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y1 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 YA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 YP -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''BBQcoin''' (BQC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 b -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bC -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 ba -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bc -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Ixcoin''' (IXC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 x -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xX -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xa -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xv -k<br /> <br /> Generally, to find out the address format of a given crypto-coin (i.e. the number after the -X option of vanitygen) one can use this service:<br /> &lt;nowiki&gt;http://darkgamex.ch:2751/q/decode_address/&lt;Address&gt;&lt;/nowiki&gt;<br /> Example: Take any Litecoin address, e.g. &quot;LNipKabgGoTPnzhxsyFwTZdjVSXybjWucp&quot;, and submit this URL:<br /> http://darkgamex.ch:2751/q/decode_address/LNipKabgGoTPnzhxsyFwTZdjVSXybjWucp<br /> The browser output will be:<br /> 30:265dcf8616a9723d3b4ba35c246b041e20013597<br /> The '''30''' is Litecoin's address format in hex (!), i.e. 30 (hex) = 48 (decimal), i.e. use '''-X 48''' in vanitygen to generate Liteoin addresses.<br /> <br /> Some related info here: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/List_of_address_prefixes<br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> * [[Firstbits]]<br /> * [[Bitcoin Vanity Generation Website]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Vanity address]]</div>

Lifeboat https://en.bitcoin.it/w/index.php?title=Vanitygen&diff=41907 2013-10-24T05:25:17Z

<p>Lifeboat: </p> <hr /> <div>Vanitygen is a command-line vanity bitcoin address generator.<br /> <br /> If you're tired of the random, cryptic addresses generated by regular bitcoin clients, you can use vanitygen to create a more personalized address. Add unique flair when you tell people to send bitcoins to 1stDownqyMHHqnDPRSfiZ5GXJ8Gk9dbjL. Alternatively, vanitygen can be used to generate random addresses offline.<br /> <br /> Vanitygen accepts as input a pattern, or list of patterns to search for, and produces a list of addresses and private keys. Vanitygen's search is probabilistic, and the amount of time required to find a given pattern depends on how complex the pattern is, the speed of your computer, and whether you get lucky.<br /> <br /> The example below illustrates a session of vanitygen. It is typical, and took about 10 sec to finish, using my Core 2 Duo E6600 CPU on x86-64 Linux:<br /> &lt;syntaxhighlight lang=&quot;bash&quot;&gt;<br /> $ ./vanitygen 1Boat<br /> Difficulty: 4476342<br /> Pattern: 1Boat <br /> Address: 1BoatSLRHtKNngkdXEeobR76b53LETtpyT<br /> Privkey: 5J4XJRyLVgzbXEgh8VNi4qovLzxRftzMd8a18KkdXv4EqAwX3tS<br /> &lt;/syntaxhighlight&gt;<br /> <br /> Vanitygen includes components to perform address searching on your CPU (vanitygen) and your OpenCL-compatible GPU (oclvanitygen). Both can be built from source, and both are included in the Windows binary package. Also included is oclvanityminer, the vanity address mining client. Oclvanityminer can be used to automatically claim bounties on sites such as [[User:ThePiachu|ThePiachu]]'s [[Vanity Pool]].<br /> <br /> Current version: 0.22<br /> <br /> Windows x86+x64 binaries [https://github.com/downloads/samr7/vanitygen/vanitygen-0.20-win.zip here]. PGP signature [http://insight.gotdns.org/~samr7/vanitygen-0.20-win.zip.asc here].<br /> <br /> Get the source from [https://github.com/samr7/vanitygen GitHub]. Includes Makefiles for Linux and Mac OS X.<br /> <br /> Main discussion at [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=25804.0 BitCoinTalk]<br /> <br /> For AMD Catalyst 13.1+ you need to run the AMD APP SDK Runtime from Catalyst 12.10 in order to get this program to work. (So all your Catalyst drivers would be brand new except for the SDK Runtime.) This is discussed on [https://github.com/samr7/vanitygen/issues/19 GitHub]. For Linux, use AMD APP SDK 2.7.<br /> <br /> Also the latest source doesn't work properly for high-end AMD cards (7XXX). Solution is to change line 459 in oclengine.c from: return quirks; to: return quirks &amp; ~VG_OCL_AMD_BFI_INT;<br /> Windows x86+x64 binaries that solve this problem [https://lifeboat.com/oclvanitygen here]. PGP signature [https://lifeboat.com/oclvanitygen.zip.sig here]. If you have any problems with the binaries, join the relevant [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=301068.0 BitCoinTalk discussion].<br /> <br /> == Expected keysearch rate ==<br /> Main article: [[Vanitygen keysearch rate]]<br /> <br /> What key search rate can I expect from hardware X?<br /> <br /> Detailed list forthcoming. Some ballpark estimates are listed below.<br /> <br /> Dual-core desktop CPUs, 32-bit mode: 100-250 Kkey/s.<br /> Dual-core desktop CPUs, 64-bit mode: 150-450 Kkey/s.<br /> Quad-core desktop CPUs, 32-bit mode: 200-400 Kkey/s.<br /> Quad-core desktop CPUs, 64-bit mode: 300-750 Kkey/s.<br /> NVIDIA GT200 GPUs: up to 6.5 Mkey/s<br /> AMD Radeon 58XX, 68XX GPUs: up to 23.5 Mkey/s.<br /> AMD Radeon 69XX GPUs: up to 19.5 Mkey/s.<br /> <br /> As vanitygen performs a lot of large integer arithmetic, running it in 64-bit mode makes a huge difference in key search rate, easily a 50% improvement over 32-bit mode. If you are using a 64-bit edition of Windows, and not using a GPU, be sure to use vanitygen64.exe.<br /> <br /> Radeon 58XX outperforms Radeon 69XX by a very comfortable margin. Oclvanitygen is sensitive to integer multiply throughput, and Radeon 58XX can multiply concurrently with other operations. At similar clocks, a hobbled Radeon 5830 will outperform a Radeon 6970.<br /> <br /> In custom builds, CPU performance will be less than expected if the OpenSSL library is an older version (&lt;1.0.0d) or is not built with the appropriate optimizations enabled.<br /> <br /> == Vanity addresses for other crypto-coins ==<br /> While all bitcoin addresses start with a &quot;1&quot; (one), some other crypto-coins use different address name spaces. Vanitygen (as of version 0.22) can be used to produce vanity addresses for these crypto coins as well (but not for [http://bitmessage.org bitmessage] addresses), by using the &quot;-X&quot; option. The following list provides some example command line calls and also indicates the address range for the respective coin:<br /> <br /> Generate '''Bitcoin''' (BTC), '''Devcoin''' (DVC), '''Freicoin''' (FRC), '''Terracoin''' (TRC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 0 1 -k<br /> or simply just<br /> $ ./vanitygen 1 -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Novacoin''' (NVC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4D -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4Z -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4a -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4d -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Feathercoin''' (FTC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6d -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6z -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 7 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 71 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 72 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 73 -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Anoncoin''' (ANC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 A -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 AF -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 AZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 Aa -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 Af -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Chinacoin''' (CNC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 C -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 CG -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 CZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 Ca -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 Cf -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Digitalcoin''' (DGC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D5 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 DA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 DU -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Litecoin''' (LTC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 L -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 LK -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 LZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 La -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 Li -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Namecoin''' (NMC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 M -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 Mv -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 Mz -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N1 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 NA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 NK -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''PPCoin''' (PPC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P8 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 PA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 PX -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''YaCoin''' (YAC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 X -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Xz -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y1 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 YA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 YP -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''BBQcoin''' (BQC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 b -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bC -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 ba -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bc -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Ixcoin''' (IXC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 x -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xX -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xa -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xv -k<br /> <br /> Generally, to find out the address format of a given crypto-coin (i.e. the number after the -X option of vanitygen) one can use this service:<br /> &lt;nowiki&gt;http://darkgamex.ch:2751/q/decode_address/&lt;Address&gt;&lt;/nowiki&gt;<br /> Example: Take any Litecoin address, e.g. &quot;LNipKabgGoTPnzhxsyFwTZdjVSXybjWucp&quot;, and submit this URL:<br /> http://darkgamex.ch:2751/q/decode_address/LNipKabgGoTPnzhxsyFwTZdjVSXybjWucp<br /> The browser output will be:<br /> 30:265dcf8616a9723d3b4ba35c246b041e20013597<br /> The '''30''' is Litecoin's address format in hex (!), i.e. 30 (hex) = 48 (decimal), i.e. use '''-X 48''' in vanitygen to generate Liteoin addresses.<br /> <br /> Some related info here: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/List_of_address_prefixes<br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> * [[Firstbits]]<br /> * [[Bitcoin Vanity Generation Website]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Vanity address]]</div>

Lifeboat https://en.bitcoin.it/w/index.php?title=Vanitygen&diff=41906 2013-10-24T05:24:47Z

<p>Lifeboat: </p> <hr /> <div>Vanitygen is a command-line vanity bitcoin address generator.<br /> <br /> If you're tired of the random, cryptic addresses generated by regular bitcoin clients, you can use vanitygen to create a more personalized address. Add unique flair when you tell people to send bitcoins to 1stDownqyMHHqnDPRSfiZ5GXJ8Gk9dbjL. Alternatively, vanitygen can be used to generate random addresses offline.<br /> <br /> Vanitygen accepts as input a pattern, or list of patterns to search for, and produces a list of addresses and private keys. Vanitygen's search is probabilistic, and the amount of time required to find a given pattern depends on how complex the pattern is, the speed of your computer, and whether you get lucky.<br /> <br /> The example below illustrates a session of vanitygen. It is typical, and took about 10 sec to finish, using my Core 2 Duo E6600 CPU on x86-64 Linux:<br /> &lt;syntaxhighlight lang=&quot;bash&quot;&gt;<br /> $ ./vanitygen 1Boat<br /> Difficulty: 4476342<br /> Pattern: 1Boat <br /> Address: 1BoatSLRHtKNngkdXEeobR76b53LETtpyT<br /> Privkey: 5J4XJRyLVgzbXEgh8VNi4qovLzxRftzMd8a18KkdXv4EqAwX3tS<br /> &lt;/syntaxhighlight&gt;<br /> <br /> Vanitygen includes components to perform address searching on your CPU (vanitygen) and your OpenCL-compatible GPU (oclvanitygen). Both can be built from source, and both are included in the Windows binary package. Also included is oclvanityminer, the vanity address mining client. Oclvanityminer can be used to automatically claim bounties on sites such as [[User:ThePiachu|ThePiachu]]'s [[Vanity Pool]].<br /> <br /> Current version: 0.22<br /> <br /> Windows x86+x64 binaries [https://github.com/downloads/samr7/vanitygen/vanitygen-0.20-win.zip here]. PGP signature [http://insight.gotdns.org/~samr7/vanitygen-0.20-win.zip.asc here].<br /> <br /> Get the source from [https://github.com/samr7/vanitygen GitHub]. Includes Makefiles for Linux and Mac OS X.<br /> <br /> Main discussion at [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=25804.0 BitCoinTalk]<br /> <br /> For AMD Catalyst 13.1+ you need to run the AMD APP SDK Runtime from Catalyst 12.10 in order to get this program to work. (So all your Catalyst drivers would be brand new except for the SDK Runtime.) This is discussed on [https://github.com/samr7/vanitygen/issues/19 GitHub]. For Linux, use AMD APP SDK 2.7.<br /> <br /> Also the latest source doesn't work properly for high-end AMD cards (7XXX). Solution is to change line 459 in oclengine.c from: return quirks; to: return quirks &amp; ~VG_OCL_AMD_BFI_INT;<br /> Windows x86+x64 binaries that solve this problem [https://lifeboat.com/oclvanitygen here]. PGP signature [https://lifeboat.com/oclvanitygen.sig here]. If you have any problems with the binaries, join the relevant [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=301068.0 BitCoinTalk discussion].<br /> <br /> == Expected keysearch rate ==<br /> Main article: [[Vanitygen keysearch rate]]<br /> <br /> What key search rate can I expect from hardware X?<br /> <br /> Detailed list forthcoming. Some ballpark estimates are listed below.<br /> <br /> Dual-core desktop CPUs, 32-bit mode: 100-250 Kkey/s.<br /> Dual-core desktop CPUs, 64-bit mode: 150-450 Kkey/s.<br /> Quad-core desktop CPUs, 32-bit mode: 200-400 Kkey/s.<br /> Quad-core desktop CPUs, 64-bit mode: 300-750 Kkey/s.<br /> NVIDIA GT200 GPUs: up to 6.5 Mkey/s<br /> AMD Radeon 58XX, 68XX GPUs: up to 23.5 Mkey/s.<br /> AMD Radeon 69XX GPUs: up to 19.5 Mkey/s.<br /> <br /> As vanitygen performs a lot of large integer arithmetic, running it in 64-bit mode makes a huge difference in key search rate, easily a 50% improvement over 32-bit mode. If you are using a 64-bit edition of Windows, and not using a GPU, be sure to use vanitygen64.exe.<br /> <br /> Radeon 58XX outperforms Radeon 69XX by a very comfortable margin. Oclvanitygen is sensitive to integer multiply throughput, and Radeon 58XX can multiply concurrently with other operations. At similar clocks, a hobbled Radeon 5830 will outperform a Radeon 6970.<br /> <br /> In custom builds, CPU performance will be less than expected if the OpenSSL library is an older version (&lt;1.0.0d) or is not built with the appropriate optimizations enabled.<br /> <br /> == Vanity addresses for other crypto-coins ==<br /> While all bitcoin addresses start with a &quot;1&quot; (one), some other crypto-coins use different address name spaces. Vanitygen (as of version 0.22) can be used to produce vanity addresses for these crypto coins as well (but not for [http://bitmessage.org bitmessage] addresses), by using the &quot;-X&quot; option. The following list provides some example command line calls and also indicates the address range for the respective coin:<br /> <br /> Generate '''Bitcoin''' (BTC), '''Devcoin''' (DVC), '''Freicoin''' (FRC), '''Terracoin''' (TRC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 0 1 -k<br /> or simply just<br /> $ ./vanitygen 1 -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Novacoin''' (NVC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4D -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4Z -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4a -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4d -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Feathercoin''' (FTC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6d -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6z -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 7 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 71 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 72 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 73 -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Anoncoin''' (ANC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 A -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 AF -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 AZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 Aa -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 Af -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Chinacoin''' (CNC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 C -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 CG -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 CZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 Ca -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 Cf -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Digitalcoin''' (DGC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D5 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 DA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 DU -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Litecoin''' (LTC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 L -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 LK -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 LZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 La -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 Li -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Namecoin''' (NMC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 M -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 Mv -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 Mz -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N1 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 NA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 NK -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''PPCoin''' (PPC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P8 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 PA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 PX -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''YaCoin''' (YAC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 X -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Xz -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y1 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 YA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 YP -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''BBQcoin''' (BQC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 b -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bC -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 ba -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bc -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Ixcoin''' (IXC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 x -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xX -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xa -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xv -k<br /> <br /> Generally, to find out the address format of a given crypto-coin (i.e. the number after the -X option of vanitygen) one can use this service:<br /> &lt;nowiki&gt;http://darkgamex.ch:2751/q/decode_address/&lt;Address&gt;&lt;/nowiki&gt;<br /> Example: Take any Litecoin address, e.g. &quot;LNipKabgGoTPnzhxsyFwTZdjVSXybjWucp&quot;, and submit this URL:<br /> http://darkgamex.ch:2751/q/decode_address/LNipKabgGoTPnzhxsyFwTZdjVSXybjWucp<br /> The browser output will be:<br /> 30:265dcf8616a9723d3b4ba35c246b041e20013597<br /> The '''30''' is Litecoin's address format in hex (!), i.e. 30 (hex) = 48 (decimal), i.e. use '''-X 48''' in vanitygen to generate Liteoin addresses.<br /> <br /> Some related info here: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/List_of_address_prefixes<br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> * [[Firstbits]]<br /> * [[Bitcoin Vanity Generation Website]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Vanity address]]</div>

Lifeboat https://en.bitcoin.it/w/index.php?title=Vanitygen&diff=41905 2013-10-24T05:23:53Z

<p>Lifeboat: Added PGP signature link.</p> <hr /> <div>Vanitygen is a command-line vanity bitcoin address generator.<br /> <br /> If you're tired of the random, cryptic addresses generated by regular bitcoin clients, you can use vanitygen to create a more personalized address. Add unique flair when you tell people to send bitcoins to 1stDownqyMHHqnDPRSfiZ5GXJ8Gk9dbjL. Alternatively, vanitygen can be used to generate random addresses offline.<br /> <br /> Vanitygen accepts as input a pattern, or list of patterns to search for, and produces a list of addresses and private keys. Vanitygen's search is probabilistic, and the amount of time required to find a given pattern depends on how complex the pattern is, the speed of your computer, and whether you get lucky.<br /> <br /> The example below illustrates a session of vanitygen. It is typical, and took about 10 sec to finish, using my Core 2 Duo E6600 CPU on x86-64 Linux:<br /> &lt;syntaxhighlight lang=&quot;bash&quot;&gt;<br /> $ ./vanitygen 1Boat<br /> Difficulty: 4476342<br /> Pattern: 1Boat <br /> Address: 1BoatSLRHtKNngkdXEeobR76b53LETtpyT<br /> Privkey: 5J4XJRyLVgzbXEgh8VNi4qovLzxRftzMd8a18KkdXv4EqAwX3tS<br /> &lt;/syntaxhighlight&gt;<br /> <br /> Vanitygen includes components to perform address searching on your CPU (vanitygen) and your OpenCL-compatible GPU (oclvanitygen). Both can be built from source, and both are included in the Windows binary package. Also included is oclvanityminer, the vanity address mining client. Oclvanityminer can be used to automatically claim bounties on sites such as [[User:ThePiachu|ThePiachu]]'s [[Vanity Pool]].<br /> <br /> Current version: 0.22<br /> <br /> Windows x86+x64 binaries [https://github.com/downloads/samr7/vanitygen/vanitygen-0.20-win.zip here]. PGP signature [http://insight.gotdns.org/~samr7/vanitygen-0.20-win.zip.asc here].<br /> <br /> Get the source from [https://github.com/samr7/vanitygen GitHub]. Includes Makefiles for Linux and Mac OS X.<br /> <br /> Main discussion at [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=25804.0 BitCoinTalk]<br /> <br /> For AMD Catalyst 13.1+ you need to run the AMD APP SDK Runtime from Catalyst 12.10 in order to get this program to work. (So all your Catalyst drivers would be brand new except for the SDK Runtime.) This is discussed on [https://github.com/samr7/vanitygen/issues/19 GitHub]. For Linux, use AMD APP SDK 2.7.<br /> <br /> Also the latest source doesn't work properly for high-end AMD cards (7XXX). Solution is to change line 459 in oclengine.c from: return quirks; to: return quirks &amp; ~VG_OCL_AMD_BFI_INT;<br /> Windows x86+x64 binaries that solve this problem [http://lifeboat.com/oclvanitygen here]. PGP signature [https://lifeboat.com/oclvanitygen.sig here]. If you have any problems with the binaries, join the relevant [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=301068.0 BitCoinTalk discussion].<br /> <br /> == Expected keysearch rate ==<br /> Main article: [[Vanitygen keysearch rate]]<br /> <br /> What key search rate can I expect from hardware X?<br /> <br /> Detailed list forthcoming. Some ballpark estimates are listed below.<br /> <br /> Dual-core desktop CPUs, 32-bit mode: 100-250 Kkey/s.<br /> Dual-core desktop CPUs, 64-bit mode: 150-450 Kkey/s.<br /> Quad-core desktop CPUs, 32-bit mode: 200-400 Kkey/s.<br /> Quad-core desktop CPUs, 64-bit mode: 300-750 Kkey/s.<br /> NVIDIA GT200 GPUs: up to 6.5 Mkey/s<br /> AMD Radeon 58XX, 68XX GPUs: up to 23.5 Mkey/s.<br /> AMD Radeon 69XX GPUs: up to 19.5 Mkey/s.<br /> <br /> As vanitygen performs a lot of large integer arithmetic, running it in 64-bit mode makes a huge difference in key search rate, easily a 50% improvement over 32-bit mode. If you are using a 64-bit edition of Windows, and not using a GPU, be sure to use vanitygen64.exe.<br /> <br /> Radeon 58XX outperforms Radeon 69XX by a very comfortable margin. Oclvanitygen is sensitive to integer multiply throughput, and Radeon 58XX can multiply concurrently with other operations. At similar clocks, a hobbled Radeon 5830 will outperform a Radeon 6970.<br /> <br /> In custom builds, CPU performance will be less than expected if the OpenSSL library is an older version (&lt;1.0.0d) or is not built with the appropriate optimizations enabled.<br /> <br /> == Vanity addresses for other crypto-coins ==<br /> While all bitcoin addresses start with a &quot;1&quot; (one), some other crypto-coins use different address name spaces. Vanitygen (as of version 0.22) can be used to produce vanity addresses for these crypto coins as well (but not for [http://bitmessage.org bitmessage] addresses), by using the &quot;-X&quot; option. The following list provides some example command line calls and also indicates the address range for the respective coin:<br /> <br /> Generate '''Bitcoin''' (BTC), '''Devcoin''' (DVC), '''Freicoin''' (FRC), '''Terracoin''' (TRC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 0 1 -k<br /> or simply just<br /> $ ./vanitygen 1 -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Novacoin''' (NVC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4D -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4Z -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4a -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4d -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Feathercoin''' (FTC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6d -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6z -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 7 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 71 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 72 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 73 -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Anoncoin''' (ANC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 A -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 AF -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 AZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 Aa -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 Af -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Chinacoin''' (CNC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 C -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 CG -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 CZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 Ca -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 Cf -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Digitalcoin''' (DGC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D5 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 DA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 DU -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Litecoin''' (LTC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 L -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 LK -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 LZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 La -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 Li -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Namecoin''' (NMC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 M -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 Mv -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 Mz -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N1 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 NA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 NK -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''PPCoin''' (PPC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P8 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 PA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 PX -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''YaCoin''' (YAC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 X -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Xz -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y1 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 YA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 YP -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''BBQcoin''' (BQC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 b -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bC -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 ba -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bc -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Ixcoin''' (IXC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 x -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xX -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xa -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xv -k<br /> <br /> Generally, to find out the address format of a given crypto-coin (i.e. the number after the -X option of vanitygen) one can use this service:<br /> &lt;nowiki&gt;http://darkgamex.ch:2751/q/decode_address/&lt;Address&gt;&lt;/nowiki&gt;<br /> Example: Take any Litecoin address, e.g. &quot;LNipKabgGoTPnzhxsyFwTZdjVSXybjWucp&quot;, and submit this URL:<br /> http://darkgamex.ch:2751/q/decode_address/LNipKabgGoTPnzhxsyFwTZdjVSXybjWucp<br /> The browser output will be:<br /> 30:265dcf8616a9723d3b4ba35c246b041e20013597<br /> The '''30''' is Litecoin's address format in hex (!), i.e. 30 (hex) = 48 (decimal), i.e. use '''-X 48''' in vanitygen to generate Liteoin addresses.<br /> <br /> Some related info here: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/List_of_address_prefixes<br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> * [[Firstbits]]<br /> * [[Bitcoin Vanity Generation Website]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Vanity address]]</div>

Lifeboat https://en.bitcoin.it/w/index.php?title=Vanitygen&diff=41331 2013-09-26T18:48:11Z

<p>Lifeboat: </p> <hr /> <div>Vanitygen is a command-line vanity bitcoin address generator.<br /> <br /> If you're tired of the random, cryptic addresses generated by regular bitcoin clients, you can use vanitygen to create a more personalized address. Add unique flair when you tell people to send bitcoins to 1stDownqyMHHqnDPRSfiZ5GXJ8Gk9dbjL. Alternatively, vanitygen can be used to generate random addresses offline.<br /> <br /> Vanitygen accepts as input a pattern, or list of patterns to search for, and produces a list of addresses and private keys. Vanitygen's search is probabilistic, and the amount of time required to find a given pattern depends on how complex the pattern is, the speed of your computer, and whether you get lucky.<br /> <br /> The example below illustrates a session of vanitygen. It is typical, and took about 10 sec to finish, using my Core 2 Duo E6600 CPU on x86-64 Linux:<br /> &lt;syntaxhighlight lang=&quot;bash&quot;&gt;<br /> $ ./vanitygen 1Boat<br /> Difficulty: 4476342<br /> Pattern: 1Boat <br /> Address: 1BoatSLRHtKNngkdXEeobR76b53LETtpyT<br /> Privkey: 5J4XJRyLVgzbXEgh8VNi4qovLzxRftzMd8a18KkdXv4EqAwX3tS<br /> &lt;/syntaxhighlight&gt;<br /> <br /> Vanitygen includes components to perform address searching on your CPU (vanitygen) and your OpenCL-compatible GPU (oclvanitygen). Both can be built from source, and both are included in the Windows binary package. Also included is oclvanityminer, the vanity address mining client. Oclvanityminer can be used to automatically claim bounties on sites such as [[User:ThePiachu|ThePiachu]]'s [[Vanity Pool]].<br /> <br /> Current version: 0.22<br /> <br /> Windows x86+x64 binaries [https://github.com/downloads/samr7/vanitygen/vanitygen-0.20-win.zip here]. PGP signature [http://insight.gotdns.org/~samr7/vanitygen-0.20-win.zip.asc here].<br /> <br /> Get the source from [https://github.com/samr7/vanitygen GitHub]. Includes Makefiles for Linux and Mac OS X.<br /> <br /> Main discussion at [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=25804.0 BitCoinTalk]<br /> <br /> For AMD Catalyst 13.1+ you need to run the AMD APP SDK Runtime from Catalyst 12.10 in order to get this program to work. (So all your Catalyst drivers would be brand new except for the SDK Runtime.) This is discussed on [https://github.com/samr7/vanitygen/issues/19 GitHub]. For Linux, use AMD APP SDK 2.7.<br /> <br /> Also the latest source doesn't work properly for high-end AMD cards (7XXX). Solution is to change line 459 in oclengine.c from: return quirks; to: return quirks &amp; ~VG_OCL_AMD_BFI_INT;<br /> Windows x86+x64 binaries that solve this problem [http://lifeboat.com/oclvanitygen here]. If you have any problems with the binaries, join the relevant [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=301068.0 BitCoinTalk discussion].<br /> <br /> == Expected keysearch rate ==<br /> Main article: [[Vanitygen keysearch rate]]<br /> <br /> What key search rate can I expect from hardware X?<br /> <br /> Detailed list forthcoming. Some ballpark estimates are listed below.<br /> <br /> Dual-core desktop CPUs, 32-bit mode: 100-250 Kkey/s.<br /> Dual-core desktop CPUs, 64-bit mode: 150-450 Kkey/s.<br /> Quad-core desktop CPUs, 32-bit mode: 200-400 Kkey/s.<br /> Quad-core desktop CPUs, 64-bit mode: 300-750 Kkey/s.<br /> NVIDIA GT200 GPUs: up to 6.5 Mkey/s<br /> AMD Radeon 58XX, 68XX GPUs: up to 23.5 Mkey/s.<br /> AMD Radeon 69XX GPUs: up to 19.5 Mkey/s.<br /> <br /> As vanitygen performs a lot of large integer arithmetic, running it in 64-bit mode makes a huge difference in key search rate, easily a 50% improvement over 32-bit mode. If you are using a 64-bit edition of Windows, and not using a GPU, be sure to use vanitygen64.exe.<br /> <br /> Radeon 58XX outperforms Radeon 69XX by a very comfortable margin. Oclvanitygen is sensitive to integer multiply throughput, and Radeon 58XX can multiply concurrently with other operations. At similar clocks, a hobbled Radeon 5830 will outperform a Radeon 6970.<br /> <br /> In custom builds, CPU performance will be less than expected if the OpenSSL library is an older version (&lt;1.0.0d) or is not built with the appropriate optimizations enabled.<br /> <br /> == Vanity addresses for other crypto-coins ==<br /> While all bitcoin addresses start with a &quot;1&quot; (one), some other crypto-coins use different address name spaces. Vanitygen (as of version 0.22) can be used to produce vanity addresses for these crypto coins as well (but not for [http://bitmessage.org bitmessage] addresses), by using the &quot;-X&quot; option. The following list provides some example command line calls and also indicates the address range for the respective coin:<br /> <br /> Generate '''Bitcoin''' (BTC), '''Devcoin''' (DVC), '''Freicoin''' (FRC), '''Terracoin''' (TRC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 0 1 -k<br /> or simply just<br /> $ ./vanitygen 1 -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Novacoin''' (NVC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4D -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4Z -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4a -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4d -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Feathercoin''' (FTC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6d -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6z -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 7 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 71 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 72 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 73 -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Anoncoin''' (ANC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 A -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 AF -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 AZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 Aa -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 Af -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Chinacoin''' (CNC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 C -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 CG -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 CZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 Ca -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 Cf -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Digitalcoin''' (DGC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D5 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 DA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 DU -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Litecoin''' (LTC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 L -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 LK -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 LZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 La -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 Li -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Namecoin''' (NMC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 M -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 Mv -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 Mz -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N1 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 NA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 NK -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''PPCoin''' (PPC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P8 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 PA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 PX -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''YaCoin''' (YAC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 X -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Xz -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y1 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 YA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 YP -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''BBQcoin''' (BQC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 b -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bC -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 ba -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bc -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Ixcoin''' (IXC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 x -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xX -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xa -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xv -k<br /> <br /> Generally, to find out the address format of a given crypto-coin (i.e. the number after the -X option of vanitygen) one can use this service:<br /> &lt;nowiki&gt;http://darkgamex.ch:2751/q/decode_address/&lt;Address&gt;&lt;/nowiki&gt;<br /> Example: Take any Litecoin address, e.g. &quot;LNipKabgGoTPnzhxsyFwTZdjVSXybjWucp&quot;, and submit this URL:<br /> http://darkgamex.ch:2751/q/decode_address/LNipKabgGoTPnzhxsyFwTZdjVSXybjWucp<br /> The browser output will be:<br /> 30:265dcf8616a9723d3b4ba35c246b041e20013597<br /> The '''30''' is Litecoin's address format in hex (!), i.e. 30 (hex) = 48 (decimal), i.e. use '''-X 48''' in vanitygen to generate Liteoin addresses.<br /> <br /> Some related info here: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/List_of_address_prefixes<br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> * [[Firstbits]]<br /> * [[Bitcoin Vanity Generation Website]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Vanity address]]</div>

Lifeboat https://en.bitcoin.it/w/index.php?title=Vanitygen&diff=41327 2013-09-26T17:29:00Z

<p>Lifeboat: </p> <hr /> <div>Vanitygen is a command-line vanity bitcoin address generator.<br /> <br /> If you're tired of the random, cryptic addresses generated by regular bitcoin clients, you can use vanitygen to create a more personalized address. Add unique flair when you tell people to send bitcoins to 1stDownqyMHHqnDPRSfiZ5GXJ8Gk9dbjL. Alternatively, vanitygen can be used to generate random addresses offline.<br /> <br /> Vanitygen accepts as input a pattern, or list of patterns to search for, and produces a list of addresses and private keys. Vanitygen's search is probabilistic, and the amount of time required to find a given pattern depends on how complex the pattern is, the speed of your computer, and whether you get lucky.<br /> <br /> The example below illustrates a session of vanitygen. It is typical, and took about 10 sec to finish, using my Core 2 Duo E6600 CPU on x86-64 Linux:<br /> &lt;syntaxhighlight lang=&quot;bash&quot;&gt;<br /> $ ./vanitygen 1Boat<br /> Difficulty: 4476342<br /> Pattern: 1Boat <br /> Address: 1BoatSLRHtKNngkdXEeobR76b53LETtpyT<br /> Privkey: 5J4XJRyLVgzbXEgh8VNi4qovLzxRftzMd8a18KkdXv4EqAwX3tS<br /> &lt;/syntaxhighlight&gt;<br /> <br /> Vanitygen includes components to perform address searching on your CPU (vanitygen) and your OpenCL-compatible GPU (oclvanitygen). Both can be built from source, and both are included in the Windows binary package. Also included is oclvanityminer, the vanity address mining client. Oclvanityminer can be used to automatically claim bounties on sites such as [[User:ThePiachu|ThePiachu]]'s [[Vanity Pool]].<br /> <br /> Current version: 0.22<br /> <br /> Windows x86+x64 binaries [https://github.com/downloads/samr7/vanitygen/vanitygen-0.20-win.zip here]. PGP signature [http://insight.gotdns.org/~samr7/vanitygen-0.20-win.zip.asc here].<br /> <br /> Get the source from [https://github.com/samr7/vanitygen GitHub]. Includes Makefiles for Linux and Mac OS X.<br /> <br /> Main discussion at [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=25804.0 BitCoinTalk]<br /> <br /> For AMD Catalyst 13.1+ you need to run the AMD APP SDK Runtime from Catalyst 12.10 in order to get this program to work. (So all your Catalyst drivers would be brand new except for the SDK Runtime.) This is discussed on [https://github.com/samr7/vanitygen/issues/19 GitHub]. For Linux, use AMD APP SDK 2.7.<br /> <br /> Also the latest source doesn't work properly for high-end AMD cards (7XXX). Solution is to change line 457 in oclengine.c from: return quirks; to: return quirks &amp; ~VG_OCL_AMD_BFI_INT;<br /> Windows x86+x64 binaries that solve this problem [http://lifeboat.com/oclvanitygen here]. If you have any problems with the binaries, join the relevant [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=301068.0 BitCoinTalk discussion].<br /> <br /> == Expected keysearch rate ==<br /> Main article: [[Vanitygen keysearch rate]]<br /> <br /> What key search rate can I expect from hardware X?<br /> <br /> Detailed list forthcoming. Some ballpark estimates are listed below.<br /> <br /> Dual-core desktop CPUs, 32-bit mode: 100-250 Kkey/s.<br /> Dual-core desktop CPUs, 64-bit mode: 150-450 Kkey/s.<br /> Quad-core desktop CPUs, 32-bit mode: 200-400 Kkey/s.<br /> Quad-core desktop CPUs, 64-bit mode: 300-750 Kkey/s.<br /> NVIDIA GT200 GPUs: up to 6.5 Mkey/s<br /> AMD Radeon 58XX, 68XX GPUs: up to 23.5 Mkey/s.<br /> AMD Radeon 69XX GPUs: up to 19.5 Mkey/s.<br /> <br /> As vanitygen performs a lot of large integer arithmetic, running it in 64-bit mode makes a huge difference in key search rate, easily a 50% improvement over 32-bit mode. If you are using a 64-bit edition of Windows, and not using a GPU, be sure to use vanitygen64.exe.<br /> <br /> Radeon 58XX outperforms Radeon 69XX by a very comfortable margin. Oclvanitygen is sensitive to integer multiply throughput, and Radeon 58XX can multiply concurrently with other operations. At similar clocks, a hobbled Radeon 5830 will outperform a Radeon 6970.<br /> <br /> In custom builds, CPU performance will be less than expected if the OpenSSL library is an older version (&lt;1.0.0d) or is not built with the appropriate optimizations enabled.<br /> <br /> == Vanity addresses for other crypto-coins ==<br /> While all bitcoin addresses start with a &quot;1&quot; (one), some other crypto-coins use different address name spaces. Vanitygen (as of version 0.22) can be used to produce vanity addresses for these crypto coins as well (but not for [http://bitmessage.org bitmessage] addresses), by using the &quot;-X&quot; option. The following list provides some example command line calls and also indicates the address range for the respective coin:<br /> <br /> Generate '''Bitcoin''' (BTC), '''Devcoin''' (DVC), '''Freicoin''' (FRC), '''Terracoin''' (TRC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 0 1 -k<br /> or simply just<br /> $ ./vanitygen 1 -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Novacoin''' (NVC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4D -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4Z -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4a -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4d -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Feathercoin''' (FTC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6d -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6z -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 7 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 71 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 72 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 73 -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Anoncoin''' (ANC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 A -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 AF -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 AZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 Aa -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 Af -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Chinacoin''' (CNC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 C -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 CG -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 CZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 Ca -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 Cf -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Digitalcoin''' (DGC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D5 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 DA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 DU -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Litecoin''' (LTC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 L -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 LK -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 LZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 La -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 Li -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Namecoin''' (NMC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 M -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 Mv -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 Mz -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N1 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 NA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 NK -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''PPCoin''' (PPC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P8 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 PA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 PX -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''YaCoin''' (YAC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 X -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Xz -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y1 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 YA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 YP -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''BBQcoin''' (BQC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 b -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bC -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 ba -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bc -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Ixcoin''' (IXC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 x -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xX -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xa -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xv -k<br /> <br /> Generally, to find out the address format of a given crypto-coin (i.e. the number after the -X option of vanitygen) one can use this service:<br /> &lt;nowiki&gt;http://darkgamex.ch:2751/q/decode_address/&lt;Address&gt;&lt;/nowiki&gt;<br /> Example: Take any Litecoin address, e.g. &quot;LNipKabgGoTPnzhxsyFwTZdjVSXybjWucp&quot;, and submit this URL:<br /> http://darkgamex.ch:2751/q/decode_address/LNipKabgGoTPnzhxsyFwTZdjVSXybjWucp<br /> The browser output will be:<br /> 30:265dcf8616a9723d3b4ba35c246b041e20013597<br /> The '''30''' is Litecoin's address format in hex (!), i.e. 30 (hex) = 48 (decimal), i.e. use '''-X 48''' in vanitygen to generate Liteoin addresses.<br /> <br /> Some related info here: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/List_of_address_prefixes<br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> * [[Firstbits]]<br /> * [[Bitcoin Vanity Generation Website]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Vanity address]]</div>

Lifeboat https://en.bitcoin.it/w/index.php?title=Vanitygen&diff=41318 2013-09-26T06:29:16Z

<p>Lifeboat: </p> <hr /> <div>Vanitygen is a command-line vanity bitcoin address generator.<br /> <br /> If you're tired of the random, cryptic addresses generated by regular bitcoin clients, you can use vanitygen to create a more personalized address. Add unique flair when you tell people to send bitcoins to 1stDownqyMHHqnDPRSfiZ5GXJ8Gk9dbjL. Alternatively, vanitygen can be used to generate random addresses offline.<br /> <br /> Vanitygen accepts as input a pattern, or list of patterns to search for, and produces a list of addresses and private keys. Vanitygen's search is probabilistic, and the amount of time required to find a given pattern depends on how complex the pattern is, the speed of your computer, and whether you get lucky.<br /> <br /> The example below illustrates a session of vanitygen. It is typical, and took about 10 sec to finish, using my Core 2 Duo E6600 CPU on x86-64 Linux:<br /> &lt;syntaxhighlight lang=&quot;bash&quot;&gt;<br /> $ ./vanitygen 1Boat<br /> Difficulty: 4476342<br /> Pattern: 1Boat <br /> Address: 1BoatSLRHtKNngkdXEeobR76b53LETtpyT<br /> Privkey: 5J4XJRyLVgzbXEgh8VNi4qovLzxRftzMd8a18KkdXv4EqAwX3tS<br /> &lt;/syntaxhighlight&gt;<br /> <br /> Vanitygen includes components to perform address searching on your CPU (vanitygen) and your OpenCL-compatible GPU (oclvanitygen). Both can be built from source, and both are included in the Windows binary package. Also included is oclvanityminer, the vanity address mining client. Oclvanityminer can be used to automatically claim bounties on sites such as [[User:ThePiachu|ThePiachu]]'s [[Vanity Pool]].<br /> <br /> Current version: 0.22<br /> <br /> Windows x86+x64 binaries [https://github.com/downloads/samr7/vanitygen/vanitygen-0.20-win.zip here]. PGP signature [http://insight.gotdns.org/~samr7/vanitygen-0.20-win.zip.asc here].<br /> <br /> Get the source from [https://github.com/samr7/vanitygen GitHub]. Includes Makefiles for Linux and Mac OS X.<br /> <br /> Main discussion at [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=25804.0 BitCoinTalk]<br /> <br /> For AMD Catalyst 13.1+ you need to run the AMD APP SDK Runtime from Catalyst 12.10 in order to get this program to work. (So all your Catalyst drivers would be brand new except for the SDK Runtime.) This is discussed on [https://github.com/samr7/vanitygen/issues/19 GitHub]. For Linux, use AMD APP SDK 2.7.<br /> <br /> Also the latest source doesn't work properly for high-end AMD cards (7xxx). Solution is to change line 457 in oclengine.c from: return quirks; to: return quirks &amp; ~VG_OCL_AMD_BFI_INT;<br /> Windows x86+x64 binaries that solve this problem [http://lifeboat.com/oclvanitygen here]. If you have any problems with the binaries, join the relevant [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=301068.0 BitCoinTalk discussion].<br /> <br /> == Expected keysearch rate ==<br /> Main article: [[Vanitygen keysearch rate]]<br /> <br /> What key search rate can I expect from hardware X?<br /> <br /> Detailed list forthcoming. Some ballpark estimates are listed below.<br /> <br /> Dual-core desktop CPUs, 32-bit mode: 100-250 Kkey/s.<br /> Dual-core desktop CPUs, 64-bit mode: 150-450 Kkey/s.<br /> Quad-core desktop CPUs, 32-bit mode: 200-400 Kkey/s.<br /> Quad-core desktop CPUs, 64-bit mode: 300-750 Kkey/s.<br /> NVIDIA GT200 GPUs: up to 6.5 Mkey/s<br /> AMD Radeon 58XX, 68XX GPUs: up to 23.5 Mkey/s.<br /> AMD Radeon 69XX GPUs: up to 19.5 Mkey/s.<br /> <br /> As vanitygen performs a lot of large integer arithmetic, running it in 64-bit mode makes a huge difference in key search rate, easily a 50% improvement over 32-bit mode. If you are using a 64-bit edition of Windows, and not using a GPU, be sure to use vanitygen64.exe.<br /> <br /> Radeon 58XX outperforms Radeon 69XX by a very comfortable margin. Oclvanitygen is sensitive to integer multiply throughput, and Radeon 58XX can multiply concurrently with other operations. At similar clocks, a hobbled Radeon 5830 will outperform a Radeon 6970.<br /> <br /> In custom builds, CPU performance will be less than expected if the OpenSSL library is an older version (&lt;1.0.0d) or is not built with the appropriate optimizations enabled.<br /> <br /> == Vanity addresses for other crypto-coins ==<br /> While all bitcoin addresses start with a &quot;1&quot; (one), some other crypto-coins use different address name spaces. Vanitygen (as of version 0.22) can be used to produce vanity addresses for these crypto coins as well (but not for [http://bitmessage.org bitmessage] addresses), by using the &quot;-X&quot; option. The following list provides some example command line calls and also indicates the address range for the respective coin:<br /> <br /> Generate '''Bitcoin''' (BTC), '''Devcoin''' (DVC), '''Freicoin''' (FRC), '''Terracoin''' (TRC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 0 1 -k<br /> or simply just<br /> $ ./vanitygen 1 -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Novacoin''' (NVC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4D -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4Z -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4a -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4d -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Feathercoin''' (FTC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6d -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6z -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 7 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 71 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 72 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 73 -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Anoncoin''' (ANC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 A -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 AF -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 AZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 Aa -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 Af -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Chinacoin''' (CNC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 C -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 CG -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 CZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 Ca -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 Cf -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Digitalcoin''' (DGC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D5 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 DA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 DU -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Litecoin''' (LTC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 L -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 LK -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 LZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 La -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 Li -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Namecoin''' (NMC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 M -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 Mv -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 Mz -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N1 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 NA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 NK -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''PPCoin''' (PPC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P8 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 PA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 PX -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''YaCoin''' (YAC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 X -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Xz -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y1 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 YA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 YP -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''BBQcoin''' (BQC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 b -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bC -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 ba -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bc -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Ixcoin''' (IXC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 x -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xX -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xa -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xv -k<br /> <br /> Generally, to find out the address format of a given crypto-coin (i.e. the number after the -X option of vanitygen) one can use this service:<br /> &lt;nowiki&gt;http://darkgamex.ch:2751/q/decode_address/&lt;Address&gt;&lt;/nowiki&gt;<br /> Example: Take any Litecoin address, e.g. &quot;LNipKabgGoTPnzhxsyFwTZdjVSXybjWucp&quot;, and submit this URL:<br /> http://darkgamex.ch:2751/q/decode_address/LNipKabgGoTPnzhxsyFwTZdjVSXybjWucp<br /> The browser output will be:<br /> 30:265dcf8616a9723d3b4ba35c246b041e20013597<br /> The '''30''' is Litecoin's address format in hex (!), i.e. 30 (hex) = 48 (decimal), i.e. use '''-X 48''' in vanitygen to generate Liteoin addresses.<br /> <br /> Some related info here: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/List_of_address_prefixes<br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> * [[Firstbits]]<br /> * [[Bitcoin Vanity Generation Website]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Vanity address]]</div>

Lifeboat https://en.bitcoin.it/w/index.php?title=Donation-accepting_organizations_and_projects&diff=41317 2013-09-26T06:24:18Z

<p>Lifeboat: </p> <hr /> <div>Here is a list of organizations that accept bitcoin donations.<br /> Only notable donation-accepting sites should be added here.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |-<br /> ! Organization<br /> ! Purpose<br /> ! Donation Page<br /> |-<br /> |[http://420chan.org/ 420chan]<br /> |Imageboard community<br /> |[http://420chan.org/donate/]<br /> |-<br /> |[https://ahmia.fi/ Ahmia.fi]<br /> |AHMIA is working with Tor related projects including running Tor Nodes and the only public Tor Hidden Service search.<br /> |[https://ahmia.fi/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.AncientBeast.com AncientBeast.com]<br /> |[Free Open Source] Turn Based Strategy Game Played Online Against Other People. Master your beasts!<br /> |[http://http://ancientbeast.com/bitcoin]<br /> |-<br /> | [https://www.facebook.com/pages/Animals-in-Distress-Sanctuary/18914014768 Animals in Distress Sanctuary]<br /> |Animals in Distress Sanctuary<br /> | [https://propster.me/tipjar/0cigdnk]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.anonnews.org/ Anonnews.org]<br /> |Open news platform for Anonymous<br /> |[http://anonnews.org/bitcoin.html]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.anonyops.com/index.php Anonyops.com]<br /> |News about Anonymous actions and operations<br /> |[http://anonyops.com/bitcoindonate.php]<br /> |-<br /> | [http://antiwar.com/ Antiwar.com]<br /> |Devoted to the cause of non-interventionism and anti-imperialism.<br /> |[http://antiwar.com/blog/2012/11/27/an-alternative-way-to-help-antiwar-com/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.archive.org/ Archive.org]<br /> |Digital archive of public domain media, original open/free media and historical website backups<br /> |[http://www.archive.org/donate]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://awesome.naquadah.org/ awesome]<br /> |Window manager for X11<br /> |[http://awesome.naquadah.org/community/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.backbox.org/ Backbox]<br /> |Ubuntu-based GNU/Linux distribution for perform penetration tests and security assessments for ethical hacking<br /> |[http://www.backbox.org/services]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.kk-velikelasce.si/ Basketball club KK Velike Lašče]<br /> |Basketball club KK Velike Lašče from Slovenia playing in the lower national league<br /> |[http://www.kk-velikelasce.si/pokrovitelji/]<br /> |-<br /> |[https://iplayernotifier.appspot.com/ BBC iPlayer Notifier]<br /> |Email and Google Talk notification of new content available on BBC iPlayer<br /> |[https://iplayernotifier.appspot.com/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.beatingdebt.org BeatingDebt.org]<br /> |Teaching debt prevention by placing educational ads, supporting debt prevention groups, and providing online resources<br /> |[http://www.beatingdebt.org/donate.php#BitCoinDonation]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.bitcharity.org/ BitCharity]<br /> |Hub for donating to charities using Bitcoin (currently inactive)<br /> |[http://www.bitcharity.org]<br /> |-<br /> |[https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=52543.0 Bitcoin 100]<br /> |Bitcoin 100: A Kickstarter for Charities (1BTC1oo)<br /> |[https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=52543.0]<br /> |-<br /> |[https://bitcoinfoundation.org Bitcoin Foundation]<br /> |Bitcoin Foundation standardizes, protects and promotes the use of Bitcoin cryptographic money for the benefit of users worldwide.<br /> |[https://bitcoinfoundation.org/donate]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.bitcoinfunding.com BitcoinFunding.com]<br /> |[Raise money with bitcoins] Kickstarter style website to raise funds for projects.<br /> |[http://bitcoinfunding.com/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.bitcoinspot.nl/ Bitcoinspot]<br /> |Dutch website and forum about Bitcoins, how to acquire and how to use them.<br /> |[http://www.bitcoinspot.nl/nieuws-algemeen/bitcoin-browser-integratie.html]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.bitgivefoundation.org BitGiveFoundation]<br /> |BitGive Foundation - Charitable Giving Organization of the Bitcoin Community.<br /> |[http://bitgivefoundation.org/donate.html]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.bluetile.org Bluetile]<br /> |Tiling window manager for GNOME<br /> |[http://www.bluetile.org/#development]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://brmlab.cz/ Brmlab, hackerspace]<br /> |The first hackerspace in the Czech Republic<br /> |[http://brmlab.cz/project/bitcoin]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.bund-berlin.de/ BUND Berlin e.V.]<br /> |environmental NGO, Berlin branch of BUND / Friends of the Earth, Germany<br /> |[http://www.bund-berlin.de/bund_berlinde/spenden/bitcoin_spenden/bitcoin_english.html]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://c4ss.org/ Center for a Stateless Society]<br /> |Builds public awareness of, and support for, market anarchism<br /> |[http://c4ss.org/support-the-center]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.cheat-sheets.org/ Cheat-Sheets.org]<br /> |Cheat/round-up/reference cards/guides/sheets for programming languages and software<br /> |[http://www.cheat-sheets.org/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.chambaproject.in/ Chamba Project]<br /> |An effort to create a Swathanthra (Free/Libre/Open/Mukt) Animation Movie by pooling in contributions from people around the world and funding artists directly. <br /> |[http://www.chambaproject.in/contribute/]<br /> |-<br /> |[https://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Bitcoin.shtml Chebucto Community Net]<br /> |Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada-based registered charitable society providing non-profit access to the tools of communication. Operating since 1994.<br /> |[https://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Bitcoin.shtml]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.stjohnsgoshen.com Church of Saint John the Evangelist]<br /> |A Church in Goshen, NY<br /> |[http://www.stjohnsgoshen.com/bitcoin]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.tiferesyisroel.org/ Congregation Tiferes Yisroel]<br /> |Orthodox Jewish Synagogue oriented toward people with little or no Jewish background and &quot;Jews by choice&quot; in Baltimore, MD, USA<br /> |[https://tiferesyisroel.org/donate.html#bitcoin]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.bitcoinsreview.com Consumer - Merchant Trust Project]<br /> |An initiative to increase trust between Consumer and Bitcoin Merchants. Proceedspay for hosting, ads, etc.<br /> |[http://www.bitcoinsreview.com/donate/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://convergence.io Convergence]<br /> |Agile, distributed, and secure strategy for replacing certificate authorities.<br /> |[http://convergence.io/involved.html]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.copblock.org/ Cop Block]<br /> |Cop Block is a decentralized project supported by a diverse group of individuals united by their shared goal of police accountability.<br /> |[http://www.copblock.org/donate/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://ccbib.org Creative Commons Bibliothek]<br /> |Creative Commons and Public Domain library. Includes book source code for easy reprinting with custom layout. Local groups produce paper versions for lending.<br /> |[http://ccbib.org/donate/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.cryto.net/ Cryto Coding Collective]<br /> |Host for IRC and web for free/libre software and cultural projects<br /> |[http://www.cryto.net/donate/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://dallasmakerspace.org/ Dallas Makerspace]<br /> |The first Makerspace/Hackerspace in North Texas.<br /> |[http://dallasmakerspace.org/blog/contribute/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.DecryptedMatrix.com/ Decrypted Matrix ]<br /> |Blog on science, society, nature, politics etc.<br /> |[http://www.DecryptedMatrix.com]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.degenernet.com/ Degenernet Radio]<br /> |Online radio station dedicated independent music from all genres<br /> |[http://www.degenernet.com/donate.php]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://dia-installer.de/ dia-installer.de]<br /> |Dia, popular open source diagramming software for Windows, Mac OS X and Linux<br /> |[http://dia-installer.de/support/donations.html]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://diasporaproject.org/ DIASPORA* Project]<br /> |A distributed privacy aware &quot;social network&quot; which is run non-profit<br /> |[https://propster.me/tipjar/0cfj4eg]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.digitalprecursor.org/ Digital Precursor]<br /> |Website and Forum dedicated to scientific learning (particularly energetics)<br /> |[http://www.digitalprecursor.org/content.php/93-Anonymous-Donations-Now-Available]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.dosbox.com/ DOSBox]<br /> |An x86 emulator with DOS<br /> |[http://www.dosbox.com/crew.php]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.downsizedc.org/link?uri=/&amp;src=btc-wiki DownsizeDC.org]<br /> |Downsize DC advocates constitutional limits, smaller government, civil liberties, federalism, and low taxes.<br /> |[https://secure.downsizedc.org/contribute/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.duplicati.com/ Duplicati]<br /> |Free, open source backup client that securely stores encrypted, incremental, compressed backups on cloud storage services and remote file servers. It works with Amazon S3, Windows Live SkyDrive, Google Drive (Google Docs), Rackspace Cloud Files or WebDAV, SSH, FTP (and many more).<br /> |[http://www.duplicati.com/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.dyne.org Dyne.org]<br /> |Since the year 2000 producing free and open source software for media activism: makers of the 100% Free Dyne:bolic GNU/Linux distribution and more software to record, edit and stream audio and video materials on-line, encrypt private communications and recycle existing hardware.<br /> |[http://www.dyne.org]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://spices.org.my/ Early Intervention Program at SPICES]<br /> |Non-profit organization providing services to children with learning disabilities since 1997<br /> |[http://spices.org.my/be-involved/donations/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://encyclopediadramatica.ch/Main_Page Encyclopedia Dramatica]<br /> |4chan's Wikipedia <br /> |[http://encyclopediadramatica.ch/donate.php]<br /> |-<br /> |[https://www.erowid.org/ Erowid]<br /> |Portal on psychoactive plants and chemicals, meditation, lucid etc.<br /> |[https://www.erowid.org/donations/donations_bitcoin.php]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://eudemocracia.org/english.html Eudemocracia] NGO<br /> |Dedicated to the creation of a modern form of government that combines direct democracy and internet.<br /> |[http://wiki.eudemocracia.org/en/donaciones]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.expanton.com Expanton]<br /> |Occupy Wall Street Support<br /> |[http://www.expanton.com/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.ezyorg.com/ Ezyorg.com]<br /> |Organizing &amp; Planning Tool<br /> |[http://ezyorg.com/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.fairewinds.com Fairewinds Energy Education]<br /> | Educates the public about nuclear power and other energy issues.<br /> |[http://www.fairewinds.com/donations]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://wiki.farmbot.it FarmBot Project]<br /> | open-source project that develops automated precision farming machines.<br /> |[http://wiki.farmbot.it/Welcome#Donate]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.Brikcius.com/ Festival Brikcius]<br /> |Support &quot;Festival Brikcius&quot; - the chamber music concert series at the Stone Bell House in Prague.<br /> |[http://www.Brikcius.com/Contact.uk.html]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://f-droid.org/ F–Droid]<br /> |Android App market (like google play market) for open source apps<br /> |[http://f-droid.org/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.foo.be/forban/ Forban]<br /> |Filesharing protocol for local area networks<br /> |[http://www.foo.be/forban/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.fee.org/ Foundation for Economic Education]<br /> |FEE’s mission is to inspire, educate and connect future leaders with the economic, ethical and legal principles of a free society. <br /> |[http://www.fee.org/donate/page/donate-bitcoins]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://freedomainradio.com/ Freedomain Radio]<br /> |Online philosophical conversation about freedom, religion, the state, and the family<br /> |[http://board.freedomainradio.com/forums/t/30241.aspx]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://freedomboxfoundation.org FreedomBox Foundation]<br /> |Non-profit turning small plug computers into personal servers that guard your privacy, anonymity and security.<br /> |[https://freedomboxfoundation.org/donate]<br /> |-<br /> | [http://FreedomsPhoenix.com/ FreedomsPhoenix]<br /> |Reigniting the flames of freedom, Phoenix based daily radio show, news aggregator and Digital eZine.<br /> | [https://www.freedomsphoenix.com/Secure/Contributions.htm?EdNo=001]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.freehal.org/ FreeHAL]<br /> |a self-learning artificial intelligence available as free software<br /> |[http://www.freehal.net/funds/?p=do&amp;l=en]<br /> |-<br /> |[https://freenetproject.org/ Freenet Project]<br /> |The Free Network<br /> |[https://freenetproject.org/donate.html]<br /> |-<br /> | [http://thefnf.org/ The Free Network Foundation]<br /> |To create free internetworks controlled and operated by communities. Plus help them operate with encryption by using 'Freedom Boxes' ect.<br /> | [http://commons.thefnf.org/index.php/Needs]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.fsf.org Free Software Foundation]<br /> |Worldwide advocate for software freedom and host organization for the GNU Project.<br /> |[https://my.fsf.org/donate/other]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://freestateproject.org/ Free State Project]<br /> |Organized political migration of libertarian activists to New Hampshire in order to reduce the size and scope of government.<br /> |[http://freestateproject.org/getinvolved/donate.php]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.freetalklive.com/ Free Talk Live]<br /> |Help spread the message of liberty by donating to a liberty leaning nationally syndicated radio show!<br /> |[http://www.freetalklive.com/bitcoin]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.FreezingMoon.org FreezingMoon.org]<br /> |Free Open Source Game Development Organization<br /> |[http://http://FreezingMoon.org/bitcoin]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://freifunk-rheinland.net Freifunk Rheinland e.V.]<br /> | Organization fighting legislation against unrestricted WiFi access in Germany<br /> |[http://freifunk-rheinland.org/operation-storerhaftung.html]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.gentlelan.de/ GentleLAN]<br /> |Since many years free private LANs in Bremen / Germany <br /> |[http://www.gentlelan.de/?page_id=193]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.girlsgonebitcoin.info GirlsGoneBitcoin]<br /> |Girls gone wild with bitcoin accepting donations!<br /> |[http://www.girlsgonebitcoin.info/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://http://www.groupbstrepinternational.org/ Group B Strep International]<br /> |Promoting GBS Awareness Worldwide<br /> |[http://www.groupbstrepinternational.org/donate.html]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://gzzt.org/ GZZT.org]<br /> |Popular Useful Links Reference Site<br /> |[http://gzzt.org]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.reddit.com/r/hackbloc HackBloc on Reddit]<br /> |Hacktivism, Crypto-anarchy, Darknets.<br /> |[http://www.reddit.com/r/hackbloc]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://hacktolive.org hacktolive]<br /> |Development of Linux-based distro &quot;Super OS&quot; and other open-source software<br /> |[http://hacktolive.org]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.heavensentgaming.com Heaven Sent Gaming]<br /> |Heaven Sent Gaming is a new media entertainment group founded by Mario Lucero and Isabel Ruiz, in 2006, as a game development team.<br /> |[http://heavensentgaming.com/support-and-donations/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.helplinux.ru Help Linux]<br /> |Russian language Linux support<br /> |[http://helplinux.ourproject.org/wiki/about:start]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://thejuicemedia.com Juice Rap News]<br /> |Juice Rap News - the news show for the Internet nation, delivering a bulletin to restore your faith in the fourth estate, make you nod your head to the beat even as you shake it in disbelief.<br /> |[http://thejuicemedia.com/donate/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.jurn.org/ JURN]<br /> |Search over 4,000 'open access' academic ejournals in the arts &amp; humanities. Find and access full-text academic articles, for free, from anywhere.<br /> |[http://www.jurn.org/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://theicarusproject.net The Icarus Project]<br /> |A mutual aid/peer support organization dedicated to radical mental health<br /> |[http://theicarusproject.net/about-us/donate-to-the-icarus-project]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://immi.is/ International Modern Media Initiative]<br /> |Strongest freedom of information laws in the world, being created in Iceland<br /> |[https://immi.is/index.php/donate]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://i2p2.de/ I2P Anonymous Network]<br /> |Anonymising network similar to tor<br /> |[http://www.i2p2.de/donate.html]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.intercom.gs/ Intercom - Emergency Communications Division]<br /> |We Build Censorship Resistant Phone and Communications Networks<br /> |[http://www.intercom.gs/support.html]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.partito-pirata.it/ Italian Pirate Party]<br /> |Italian Pirate Party - Associazione Partito Pirata Italia<br /> |[http://www.partito-pirata.it/magazzino/payBTC.html]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.koinoniaaxion.gr/ KoinoniaAxion (Κοινωνία Αξιών)]<br /> |Political Party in Greece<br /> |[http://www.koinoniaaxion.gr/index.php/2013-01-05-11-13-03/bitcoin]<br /> |-<br /> |[https://www.lewrockwell.com/ Lew Rockwell.com]<br /> |anti-state anti-war pro-market<br /> |[https://www.lewrockwell.com/donate/]<br /> |-<br /> |[https://www.lp.org/ Libertarian Party (US)]<br /> |Third largest political party in the United States.<br /> |[https://www.lp.org/make-a-bitcoin-contribution]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://lifeboat.com Lifeboat Foundation]<br /> |Organization for scientific advancements and against harm from technological progress<br /> |[https://lifeboat.com/ex/bitcoins]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.lojban.org/tiki/Lojban Logical Language Group]<br /> |The Logical Language Group, Inc. is a non-profit organization meant to serve the needs of the '''Lojban''' community.<br /> |[http://www.lojban.org/tiki/Donations]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://lorea.org/ Lorea]<br /> |A distributed and federated organization working on pushing open source for social networking, social economy and autonomy of the people.<br /> |[https://n-1.cc/pg/pages/view/14888/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://biohackers.la/ Los Angeles Biohackers]<br /> |Grass-roots biotechnology lab in downtown Los Angeles<br /> |[http://www.socal-diybio.org/Main_Page#Donate]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://la.indymedia.org/ Los Angeles Indymedia]<br /> |User-generated left-wing news.<br /> |[http://la.indymedia.org/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://love2d.org/ LÖVE]<br /> |An open source 2D game engine that uses the Lua programming language.<br /> |[http://love2d.org/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://joyridelabs.de/game Nikki and the Robots]<br /> |Cute cross-platform open source platformer game by Joyride Labs<br /> |[http://joyridelabs.de/blog]<br /> |-<br /> |[https://github.com/FellowTraveler/Open-Transactions/ Open Transactions]<br /> |Easy-to-use, Financial Crypto and Digital Cash Library.<br /> |[https://github.com/FellowTraveler/Moneychanger]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://opengameart.org/ OpenGameArt.org]<br /> |Produces and hosts freely licensed art for use in open source games<br /> |[http://opengameart.org/content/donate-bitcoins]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.openwall.com Openwall Project]<br /> |Development of information security related free software, information security research, publications, and community activities aimed at making existing free software safer to use.<br /> |[http://www.openwall.com/donations/]<br /> |-<br /> |[https://www.operationanonymous.org/ Operation Anonymous]<br /> |Anonymous Political Group<br /> |[http://www.operationanonymous.org/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.organicdesign.co.nz OrganicDesign]<br /> |A group developing methods and tools to support open-source bottom-up peer-to-peer governance for the people<br /> |[http://www.organicdesign.co.nz]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.osiris-sps.org Osiris-sps.org]<br /> |Software for decentralized portal, managed and shared via P2P between members.<br /> |[http://www.osiris-sps.org/donations/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.paniq.cc paniq.cc]<br /> |Music from the other side of the universe<br /> |[http://www.paniq.cc]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.liberallibertario.org Partido Liberal Libertario]<br /> |Libertarian Party of Argentina<br /> |[http://www.liberallibertario.org/aportes]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://http://www.p2pfoundation.net P2P Foundation]<br /> |Researching, documenting and promoting peer to peer practices<br /> |[http://blog.p2pfoundation.net/why-the-p2p-foundation-is-paying-its-salaries-in-bitcoin/2012/03/28]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://patch-tag.com/ Patch-Tag.com]<br /> |Darcs and gitit wiki hosting for open source projects<br /> |[http://patch-tag.com/h/pricing]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://peacegeeks.org/ PeaceGeeks]<br /> |Global non-profit, volunteer organization that builds the technological, communications and management capacities of grassroots organizations working on the promotion of peace, accountability and human rights.<br /> |[http://peacegeeks.org/donate]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://pioneerone.tv/ Pioneer One]<br /> |TV series funded purely through donations<br /> |[https://twitter.com/pioneeronetv/status/36119594439544832]<br /> |-<br /> | [http://piratelinux.org/ Pirate Linux]<br /> |A .deb installer and an Ubuntu based OS that installs, I2p Tor, bitcoin wallet and many other privacy and file sharing apps<br /> | [http://piratelinux.org/?page_id=271]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.piratenpartei.at/ Piratenpartei Österreich]<br /> |Pirate Party of Austria<br /> |[http://wiki.piratenpartei.at/wiki/Kategorie:Spenden]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://pirax.de/ PiraX]<br /> |Hacker collective and web-tool pioneers.<br /> |[http://pirax.de/donate/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://plankhead.com/ Plankhead]<br /> |Free/open source media and arts organization<br /> |[http://plankhead.com/donate]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://plaztika.com/?lang=en Plaztika]<br /> |Virtual art space. Non-profit/runs on donations. New artists are welcome to join.<br /> |[http://plaztika.com/Who-are-we]<br /> |-<br /> |[https://privacybox.de/index.en.html PrivacyBox]<br /> |System for anonymous and non-trackable contact forms<br /> |[https://privacybox.de/donations.en.html]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://bitcoinintro.com/project-hidden-treasure/ Project Hidden Treasure]<br /> |Promotes Bitcoin to new users by 'hiding' them in Geocaches. Also explains Bitcoin use and security.<br /> |[http://bitcoinintro.com/project-hidden-treasure/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://prometheusfusionperfection.com/ Prometheus Fusion Perfection]<br /> |Open source nuclear fusion research<br /> |[http://prometheusfusionperfection.com/2011/02/04/bitcoin-fundraiser/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://protestbarrick.net/ Protest Barrick]<br /> |A global campaign against the world's largest gold miner<br /> |[http://protestbarrick.net/article.php?id=764]<br /> |-<br /> | [http://ThePythonGameBook.com ThePythonGameBook]<br /> | Free CC/GPL licensed wikibook to learn open source game programming in Python<br /> | [http://thepythongamebook.com/en:help?&amp;#donating_money]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://queeky.com/ Queeky]<br /> |an online drawing community with special drawing tools and creative users from all around the world<br /> |[http://www.queeky.com/content/support-queeky-and-donate]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.reactos.org/ ReactOS]<br /> |Free open source Windows-compatible operating system<br /> |[http://www.reactos.org/en/foundation_donate.html]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.recycles.org/ Recycles.Org]<br /> |Nonprofit Recycling and ReUse Network - Nationwide (USA) technology exchange clearinghouse for nonprofits<br /> |[http://www.recycles.org/computer/donation/support/]<br /> |-<br /> |[https://ripplepay.com/ Ripple]<br /> |Payment system based on trust networks<br /> |[https://ripplepay.com/donate/]<br /> |-<br /> | [https://riseup.net/ Riseup]<br /> | Anti-capitalist collective<br /> |[https://help.riseup.net/en/donate#bitcoin]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://rusinfo.cc/ RusInfo]<br /> |Russian info agency<br /> |[http://rusinfo.cc/help]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://seasteading.org The Seasteading Institute]<br /> |To further the establishment and growth of permanent, autonomous ocean communities, enabling innovation with new political and social systems.<br /> |[http://twitter.com/#!/patrissimo/status/76392851558244353]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://showrss.karmorra.info/ showRSS]<br /> |A service that provides feeds to automatically download TV show torrents for DVR/Tivo like applications<br /> |[http://showrss.karmorra.info/?cs=help&amp;m=donate]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://singinst.org Singularity Institute]<br /> |Artificial Intelligence<br /> |[http://singinst.org/donate]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://somefunnypranks.com/ SomeFunnyPranks.com]<br /> |Audio recordings of phone pranks under Creative Commons<br /> |[http://somefunnypranks.com/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://sosmazunte.weeno.net/ ¡SOS Mazunte!]<br /> |Support campaign after the Carlotta hurricane that hit the coast of Oaxaca (Mexico), particularly the community of Mazunte, on June 15th.<br /> |[http://sosmazunte.weeno.net/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.demokracjabezposrednia.pl Stowarzyszenie Więcej Demokracji]<br /> |Association for direct democracy in Poland<br /> |[http://www.demokracjabezposrednia.pl/donate]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://studentsforliberty.org/ Students for Liberty]<br /> |To provide a unified, student-driven forum of support for students and student organizations dedicated to liberty.<br /> |[http://studentsforliberty.org/donate/bitcoin/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://wiki.sugarlabs.org Sugar Labs]<br /> |Free/open sourcee education/learning software<br /> |[http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Donate]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://gorod-solnca.org/ Sun City]<br /> |Ukrainian centre for children in difficult circumstances<br /> |[http://sms.gorod-solnca.org/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.symphonyofscience.com/ Symphony of Science]<br /> |A musical project headed by John Boswell, to deliver scientific knowledge in musical form.<br /> |[http://www.symphonyofscience.com/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://tahoe-lafs.org/ Tahoe-LAFS]<br /> |A distributed filesystem with funky redundancy properties<br /> |[http://tahoe-lafs.org/trac/tahoe-lafs/wiki/BitCoinPage]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://tangorin.com Tangorin Japanese Dictionary]<br /> |Free online Japanese dictionary in development since October 2007 by a former Japanology student.<br /> |[http://tangorin.com/bitcoin]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://tmac.technitium.com/ Technitium]<br /> |Freeware MAC Address Changer<br /> |[http://blog.technitium.com/2011/08/accepting-donations-again.html]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://Tn3t.com/ TN3T LLC TOR Project]<br /> |TN3T LLC operates 2 TOR exit nodes.<br /> | [http://tn3t.com/donate.txt]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://torchat.googlecode.com/ TorChat]<br /> |A serverless encrypted anonymous instant messenger running on top of the Tor network<br /> |[http://torchat.googlecode.com/]<br /> |-<br /> |[https://www.torservers.net/ Torservers.net]<br /> |Runs [http://www.torproject.org/ Tor] relays and bridges<br /> |[https://www.torservers.net/donate.html#anonymous]<br /> |-<br /> |[https://www.trybtc.com/ TryBTC]<br /> |Simple way to get started with bitcoin, uses donations to give out coins to educate new users<br /> |[https://www.trybtc.com/about/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.unitednationsoffilm.com/ United Nations of Film]<br /> |Truth Investigation and Whistleblower Site fighting for the Right to Privacy, Freedom, Equality and Prosperity for all Humanity.<br /> |[http://unitednationsoffilm.com/?page_id=2]<br /> |-<br /> |[https://vaizard.org/ Vaizard institute]<br /> | Backing people who want to make the world a better place by making their ideas real.<br /> |[https://vaizard.org/en/about/contacts/]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.VideoNeat.com Videoneat]<br /> | Watch free documentaries and lectures online<br /> |[http://www.videoneat.com/documentaries/#donatepopup]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://wikileaks.org Wikileaks]<br /> |Whistleblower website<br /> |[http://wikileaks.org/support.html]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://wlcentral.org/ WL Central]<br /> |News, analysis and actions related to Wikileaks<br /> |[http://wlcentral.org/q-a]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.wakingupmovie.com Waking Up Movie Project]<br /> |Humanist collaborative film project<br /> |[http://www.wakingupmovie.com/2011/12/bitcoin-donations/]<br /> |-<br /> |[https://www.whonix.org Whonix]<br /> |Anonymous Operating System<br /> |[https://whonix.org/wiki/Donate]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.wikispeed.com WIKISPEED]<br /> |A volunteer-based, green automotive-prototyping company devoted to creating safe, low-cost, ultra-efficient, road-legal vehicles.<br /> |[http://www.wikispeed.com/wikispeed-team-blog/wikispeed-first-car-maker-in-the-world-to-accept-bitcoin-press-release]<br /> |-<br /> |[https://wikispooks.com/wiki/Main_Page Wikispooks]<br /> |An encyclopedia of deep political structures and events<br /> |[https://wikispooks.com/wiki/WikiSpooks:Donate]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://wordswithmeaning.org/ WordswithMeaning!]<br /> |An &quot;alternative&quot; affairs online editorial focusing on non-conservative views and aiming criticism towards copyright and the modern media.<br /> |[https://wordswithmeaning.org/page/support-wordmean]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://yorba.org Yorba]<br /> |Software group developing free desktop applications for GNOME<br /> |[http://yorba.org/donate]<br /> |-<br /> |[http://zerostate.net Zero State]<br /> |Grassroots technoprogressive community implementing practical solutions to advance the human condition.<br /> |[http://zerostate.net/membership.html Category 2 membership] (Category 1 is free, category 3 is achievement based.)<br /> |}<br /> <br /> [[de:Spenden]]</div>

Lifeboat https://en.bitcoin.it/w/index.php?title=Vanitygen&diff=41316 2013-09-26T06:13:51Z

<p>Lifeboat: </p> <hr /> <div>Vanitygen is a command-line vanity bitcoin address generator.<br /> <br /> If you're tired of the random, cryptic addresses generated by regular bitcoin clients, you can use vanitygen to create a more personalized address. Add unique flair when you tell people to send bitcoins to 1stDownqyMHHqnDPRSfiZ5GXJ8Gk9dbjL. Alternatively, vanitygen can be used to generate random addresses offline.<br /> <br /> Vanitygen accepts as input a pattern, or list of patterns to search for, and produces a list of addresses and private keys. Vanitygen's search is probabilistic, and the amount of time required to find a given pattern depends on how complex the pattern is, the speed of your computer, and whether you get lucky.<br /> <br /> The example below illustrates a session of vanitygen. It is typical, and took about 10 sec to finish, using my Core 2 Duo E6600 CPU on x86-64 Linux:<br /> &lt;syntaxhighlight lang=&quot;bash&quot;&gt;<br /> $ ./vanitygen 1Boat<br /> Difficulty: 4476342<br /> Pattern: 1Boat <br /> Address: 1BoatSLRHtKNngkdXEeobR76b53LETtpyT<br /> Privkey: 5J4XJRyLVgzbXEgh8VNi4qovLzxRftzMd8a18KkdXv4EqAwX3tS<br /> &lt;/syntaxhighlight&gt;<br /> <br /> Vanitygen includes components to perform address searching on your CPU (vanitygen) and your OpenCL-compatible GPU (oclvanitygen). Both can be built from source, and both are included in the Windows binary package. Also included is oclvanityminer, the vanity address mining client. Oclvanityminer can be used to automatically claim bounties on sites such as [[User:ThePiachu|ThePiachu]]'s [[Vanity Pool]].<br /> <br /> Current version: 0.22<br /> <br /> Windows x86+x64 binaries [https://github.com/downloads/samr7/vanitygen/vanitygen-0.20-win.zip here]. PGP signature [http://insight.gotdns.org/~samr7/vanitygen-0.20-win.zip.asc here].<br /> <br /> Get the source from [https://github.com/samr7/vanitygen GitHub]. Includes Makefiles for Linux and Mac OS X.<br /> <br /> Main discussion at [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=25804.0 BitCoinTalk]<br /> <br /> For AMD Catalyst 13.1+ you need to run the AMD APP SDK Runtime from Catalyst 12.10 in order to get this program to work. (So all your Catalyst drivers would be brand new except for the SDK Runtime.) This is discussed on [https://github.com/samr7/vanitygen/issues/19 GitHub]. For Linux, use AMD APP SDK 2.7.<br /> <br /> Also the latest source doesn't work properly for high-end AMD cards (7xxx). Solution is to change line 457 in oclengine.c from: return quirks; to: return quirks &amp; ~VG_OCL_AMD_BFI_INT;<br /> Windows x64+x64 binaries that solve this problem [http://lifeboat.com/oclvanitygen here]. If you have any problems with the binaries, join the relevant [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=301068.0 BitCoinTalk discussion].<br /> <br /> == Expected keysearch rate ==<br /> Main article: [[Vanitygen keysearch rate]]<br /> <br /> What key search rate can I expect from hardware X?<br /> <br /> Detailed list forthcoming. Some ballpark estimates are listed below.<br /> <br /> Dual-core desktop CPUs, 32-bit mode: 100-250 Kkey/s.<br /> Dual-core desktop CPUs, 64-bit mode: 150-450 Kkey/s.<br /> Quad-core desktop CPUs, 32-bit mode: 200-400 Kkey/s.<br /> Quad-core desktop CPUs, 64-bit mode: 300-750 Kkey/s.<br /> NVIDIA GT200 GPUs: up to 6.5 Mkey/s<br /> AMD Radeon 58XX, 68XX GPUs: up to 23.5 Mkey/s.<br /> AMD Radeon 69XX GPUs: up to 19.5 Mkey/s.<br /> <br /> As vanitygen performs a lot of large integer arithmetic, running it in 64-bit mode makes a huge difference in key search rate, easily a 50% improvement over 32-bit mode. If you are using a 64-bit edition of Windows, and not using a GPU, be sure to use vanitygen64.exe.<br /> <br /> Radeon 58XX outperforms Radeon 69XX by a very comfortable margin. Oclvanitygen is sensitive to integer multiply throughput, and Radeon 58XX can multiply concurrently with other operations. At similar clocks, a hobbled Radeon 5830 will outperform a Radeon 6970.<br /> <br /> In custom builds, CPU performance will be less than expected if the OpenSSL library is an older version (&lt;1.0.0d) or is not built with the appropriate optimizations enabled.<br /> <br /> == Vanity addresses for other crypto-coins ==<br /> While all bitcoin addresses start with a &quot;1&quot; (one), some other crypto-coins use different address name spaces. Vanitygen (as of version 0.22) can be used to produce vanity addresses for these crypto coins as well (but not for [http://bitmessage.org bitmessage] addresses), by using the &quot;-X&quot; option. The following list provides some example command line calls and also indicates the address range for the respective coin:<br /> <br /> Generate '''Bitcoin''' (BTC), '''Devcoin''' (DVC), '''Freicoin''' (FRC), '''Terracoin''' (TRC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 0 1 -k<br /> or simply just<br /> $ ./vanitygen 1 -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Novacoin''' (NVC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4D -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4Z -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4a -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4d -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Feathercoin''' (FTC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6d -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6z -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 7 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 71 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 72 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 73 -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Anoncoin''' (ANC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 A -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 AF -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 AZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 Aa -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 Af -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Chinacoin''' (CNC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 C -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 CG -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 CZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 Ca -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 Cf -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Digitalcoin''' (DGC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D5 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 DA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 DU -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Litecoin''' (LTC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 L -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 LK -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 LZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 La -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 Li -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Namecoin''' (NMC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 M -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 Mv -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 Mz -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N1 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 NA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 NK -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''PPCoin''' (PPC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P8 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 PA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 PX -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''YaCoin''' (YAC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 X -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Xz -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y1 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 YA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 YP -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''BBQcoin''' (BQC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 b -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bC -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 ba -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bc -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Ixcoin''' (IXC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 x -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xX -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xa -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xv -k<br /> <br /> Generally, to find out the address format of a given crypto-coin (i.e. the number after the -X option of vanitygen) one can use this service:<br /> &lt;nowiki&gt;http://darkgamex.ch:2751/q/decode_address/&lt;Address&gt;&lt;/nowiki&gt;<br /> Example: Take any Litecoin address, e.g. &quot;LNipKabgGoTPnzhxsyFwTZdjVSXybjWucp&quot;, and submit this URL:<br /> http://darkgamex.ch:2751/q/decode_address/LNipKabgGoTPnzhxsyFwTZdjVSXybjWucp<br /> The browser output will be:<br /> 30:265dcf8616a9723d3b4ba35c246b041e20013597<br /> The '''30''' is Litecoin's address format in hex (!), i.e. 30 (hex) = 48 (decimal), i.e. use '''-X 48''' in vanitygen to generate Liteoin addresses.<br /> <br /> Some related info here: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/List_of_address_prefixes<br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> * [[Firstbits]]<br /> * [[Bitcoin Vanity Generation Website]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Vanity address]]</div>

Lifeboat https://en.bitcoin.it/w/index.php?title=Vanitygen&diff=41315 2013-09-26T06:11:21Z

<p>Lifeboat: </p> <hr /> <div>Vanitygen is a command-line vanity bitcoin address generator.<br /> <br /> If you're tired of the random, cryptic addresses generated by regular bitcoin clients, you can use vanitygen to create a more personalized address. Add unique flair when you tell people to send bitcoins to 1stDownqyMHHqnDPRSfiZ5GXJ8Gk9dbjL. Alternatively, vanitygen can be used to generate random addresses offline.<br /> <br /> Vanitygen accepts as input a pattern, or list of patterns to search for, and produces a list of addresses and private keys. Vanitygen's search is probabilistic, and the amount of time required to find a given pattern depends on how complex the pattern is, the speed of your computer, and whether you get lucky.<br /> <br /> The example below illustrates a session of vanitygen. It is typical, and took about 10 sec to finish, using my Core 2 Duo E6600 CPU on x86-64 Linux:<br /> &lt;syntaxhighlight lang=&quot;bash&quot;&gt;<br /> $ ./vanitygen 1Boat<br /> Difficulty: 4476342<br /> Pattern: 1Boat <br /> Address: 1BoatSLRHtKNngkdXEeobR76b53LETtpyT<br /> Privkey: 5J4XJRyLVgzbXEgh8VNi4qovLzxRftzMd8a18KkdXv4EqAwX3tS<br /> &lt;/syntaxhighlight&gt;<br /> <br /> Vanitygen includes components to perform address searching on your CPU (vanitygen) and your OpenCL-compatible GPU (oclvanitygen). Both can be built from source, and both are included in the Windows binary package. Also included is oclvanityminer, the vanity address mining client. Oclvanityminer can be used to automatically claim bounties on sites such as [[User:ThePiachu|ThePiachu]]'s [[Vanity Pool]].<br /> <br /> Current version: 0.22<br /> <br /> Windows x86+x64 binaries [https://github.com/downloads/samr7/vanitygen/vanitygen-0.20-win.zip here]. PGP signature [http://insight.gotdns.org/~samr7/vanitygen-0.20-win.zip.asc here].<br /> <br /> Get the source from [https://github.com/samr7/vanitygen GitHub]. Includes Makefiles for Linux and Mac OS X.<br /> <br /> Main discussion at [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=25804.0 BitCoinTalk]<br /> <br /> For AMD Catalyst 13.1+ you need to run the AMD APP SDK Runtime from Catalyst 12.10 in order to get this program to work. (So all your Catalyst drivers would be brand new except for the SDK Runtime.) This is discussed on [https://github.com/samr7/vanitygen/issues/19 GitHub] For Linux, use AMD APP SDK 2.7.<br /> <br /> Also the latest source doesn't work properly for high-end AMD cards (7xxx). Solution is to change line 457 in oclengine.c from: return quirks; to: return quirks &amp; ~VG_OCL_AMD_BFI_INT;<br /> Windows x64+x64 binaries that solve this problem [http://lifeboat.com/oclvanitygen here]. If you have any problems with the binaries, join the relevant [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=301068.0 BitCoinTalk discussion].<br /> <br /> == Expected keysearch rate ==<br /> Main article: [[Vanitygen keysearch rate]]<br /> <br /> What key search rate can I expect from hardware X?<br /> <br /> Detailed list forthcoming. Some ballpark estimates are listed below.<br /> <br /> Dual-core desktop CPUs, 32-bit mode: 100-250 Kkey/s.<br /> Dual-core desktop CPUs, 64-bit mode: 150-450 Kkey/s.<br /> Quad-core desktop CPUs, 32-bit mode: 200-400 Kkey/s.<br /> Quad-core desktop CPUs, 64-bit mode: 300-750 Kkey/s.<br /> NVIDIA GT200 GPUs: up to 6.5 Mkey/s<br /> AMD Radeon 58XX, 68XX GPUs: up to 23.5 Mkey/s.<br /> AMD Radeon 69XX GPUs: up to 19.5 Mkey/s.<br /> <br /> As vanitygen performs a lot of large integer arithmetic, running it in 64-bit mode makes a huge difference in key search rate, easily a 50% improvement over 32-bit mode. If you are using a 64-bit edition of Windows, and not using a GPU, be sure to use vanitygen64.exe.<br /> <br /> Radeon 58XX outperforms Radeon 69XX by a very comfortable margin. Oclvanitygen is sensitive to integer multiply throughput, and Radeon 58XX can multiply concurrently with other operations. At similar clocks, a hobbled Radeon 5830 will outperform a Radeon 6970.<br /> <br /> In custom builds, CPU performance will be less than expected if the OpenSSL library is an older version (&lt;1.0.0d) or is not built with the appropriate optimizations enabled.<br /> <br /> == Vanity addresses for other crypto-coins ==<br /> While all bitcoin addresses start with a &quot;1&quot; (one), some other crypto-coins use different address name spaces. Vanitygen (as of version 0.22) can be used to produce vanity addresses for these crypto coins as well (but not for [http://bitmessage.org bitmessage] addresses), by using the &quot;-X&quot; option. The following list provides some example command line calls and also indicates the address range for the respective coin:<br /> <br /> Generate '''Bitcoin''' (BTC), '''Devcoin''' (DVC), '''Freicoin''' (FRC), '''Terracoin''' (TRC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 0 1 -k<br /> or simply just<br /> $ ./vanitygen 1 -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Novacoin''' (NVC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4D -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4Z -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4a -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4d -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Feathercoin''' (FTC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6d -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6z -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 7 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 71 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 72 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 73 -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Anoncoin''' (ANC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 A -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 AF -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 AZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 Aa -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 Af -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Chinacoin''' (CNC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 C -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 CG -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 CZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 Ca -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 Cf -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Digitalcoin''' (DGC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D5 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 DA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 DU -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Litecoin''' (LTC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 L -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 LK -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 LZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 La -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 Li -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Namecoin''' (NMC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 M -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 Mv -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 Mz -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N1 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 NA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 NK -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''PPCoin''' (PPC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P8 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 PA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 PX -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''YaCoin''' (YAC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 X -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Xz -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y1 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 YA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 YP -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''BBQcoin''' (BQC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 b -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bC -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 ba -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bc -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Ixcoin''' (IXC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 x -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xX -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xa -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xv -k<br /> <br /> Generally, to find out the address format of a given crypto-coin (i.e. the number after the -X option of vanitygen) one can use this service:<br /> &lt;nowiki&gt;http://darkgamex.ch:2751/q/decode_address/&lt;Address&gt;&lt;/nowiki&gt;<br /> Example: Take any Litecoin address, e.g. &quot;LNipKabgGoTPnzhxsyFwTZdjVSXybjWucp&quot;, and submit this URL:<br /> http://darkgamex.ch:2751/q/decode_address/LNipKabgGoTPnzhxsyFwTZdjVSXybjWucp<br /> The browser output will be:<br /> 30:265dcf8616a9723d3b4ba35c246b041e20013597<br /> The '''30''' is Litecoin's address format in hex (!), i.e. 30 (hex) = 48 (decimal), i.e. use '''-X 48''' in vanitygen to generate Liteoin addresses.<br /> <br /> Some related info here: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/List_of_address_prefixes<br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> * [[Firstbits]]<br /> * [[Bitcoin Vanity Generation Website]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Vanity address]]</div>

Lifeboat https://en.bitcoin.it/w/index.php?title=Vanitygen&diff=41314 2013-09-26T06:09:18Z

<p>Lifeboat: Give solution to problem with oclvanitygen and high-end AMD cards.</p> <hr /> <div>Vanitygen is a command-line vanity bitcoin address generator.<br /> <br /> If you're tired of the random, cryptic addresses generated by regular bitcoin clients, you can use vanitygen to create a more personalized address. Add unique flair when you tell people to send bitcoins to 1stDownqyMHHqnDPRSfiZ5GXJ8Gk9dbjL. Alternatively, vanitygen can be used to generate random addresses offline.<br /> <br /> Vanitygen accepts as input a pattern, or list of patterns to search for, and produces a list of addresses and private keys. Vanitygen's search is probabilistic, and the amount of time required to find a given pattern depends on how complex the pattern is, the speed of your computer, and whether you get lucky.<br /> <br /> The example below illustrates a session of vanitygen. It is typical, and took about 10 sec to finish, using my Core 2 Duo E6600 CPU on x86-64 Linux:<br /> &lt;syntaxhighlight lang=&quot;bash&quot;&gt;<br /> $ ./vanitygen 1Boat<br /> Difficulty: 4476342<br /> Pattern: 1Boat <br /> Address: 1BoatSLRHtKNngkdXEeobR76b53LETtpyT<br /> Privkey: 5J4XJRyLVgzbXEgh8VNi4qovLzxRftzMd8a18KkdXv4EqAwX3tS<br /> &lt;/syntaxhighlight&gt;<br /> <br /> Vanitygen includes components to perform address searching on your CPU (vanitygen) and your OpenCL-compatible GPU (oclvanitygen). Both can be built from source, and both are included in the Windows binary package. Also included is oclvanityminer, the vanity address mining client. Oclvanityminer can be used to automatically claim bounties on sites such as [[User:ThePiachu|ThePiachu]]'s [[Vanity Pool]].<br /> <br /> Current version: 0.22<br /> <br /> Windows x86+x64 binaries [https://github.com/downloads/samr7/vanitygen/vanitygen-0.20-win.zip here]. PGP signature [http://insight.gotdns.org/~samr7/vanitygen-0.20-win.zip.asc here].<br /> <br /> Get the source from [https://github.com/samr7/vanitygen GitHub]. Includes Makefiles for Linux and Mac OS X.<br /> <br /> Main discussion at [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=25804.0 BitCoinTalk]<br /> <br /> For AMD Catalyst 13.1+ you need to run the AMD APP SDK Runtime from Catalyst 12.10 in order to get this program to work. (So all your Catalyst drivers would be brand new except for the SDK Runtime.) This is discussed on [https://github.com/samr7/vanitygen/issues/19 GitHub] For Linux, use AMDAPP SDK 2.7.<br /> <br /> Also the latest source doesn't work properly for high-end AMD cards (7xxx). Solution is to change line 457 in oclengine.c from: return quirks; to: return quirks &amp; ~VG_OCL_AMD_BFI_INT;<br /> Windows x64+x64 binaries that solve this problem [http://lifeboat.com/oclvanitygen here]. If you have any problems with the binaries, join the relevant [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=301068.0 BitCoinTalk discussion].<br /> <br /> == Expected keysearch rate ==<br /> Main article: [[Vanitygen keysearch rate]]<br /> <br /> What key search rate can I expect from hardware X?<br /> <br /> Detailed list forthcoming. Some ballpark estimates are listed below.<br /> <br /> Dual-core desktop CPUs, 32-bit mode: 100-250 Kkey/s.<br /> Dual-core desktop CPUs, 64-bit mode: 150-450 Kkey/s.<br /> Quad-core desktop CPUs, 32-bit mode: 200-400 Kkey/s.<br /> Quad-core desktop CPUs, 64-bit mode: 300-750 Kkey/s.<br /> NVIDIA GT200 GPUs: up to 6.5 Mkey/s<br /> AMD Radeon 58XX, 68XX GPUs: up to 23.5 Mkey/s.<br /> AMD Radeon 69XX GPUs: up to 19.5 Mkey/s.<br /> <br /> As vanitygen performs a lot of large integer arithmetic, running it in 64-bit mode makes a huge difference in key search rate, easily a 50% improvement over 32-bit mode. If you are using a 64-bit edition of Windows, and not using a GPU, be sure to use vanitygen64.exe.<br /> <br /> Radeon 58XX outperforms Radeon 69XX by a very comfortable margin. Oclvanitygen is sensitive to integer multiply throughput, and Radeon 58XX can multiply concurrently with other operations. At similar clocks, a hobbled Radeon 5830 will outperform a Radeon 6970.<br /> <br /> In custom builds, CPU performance will be less than expected if the OpenSSL library is an older version (&lt;1.0.0d) or is not built with the appropriate optimizations enabled.<br /> <br /> == Vanity addresses for other crypto-coins ==<br /> While all bitcoin addresses start with a &quot;1&quot; (one), some other crypto-coins use different address name spaces. Vanitygen (as of version 0.22) can be used to produce vanity addresses for these crypto coins as well (but not for [http://bitmessage.org bitmessage] addresses), by using the &quot;-X&quot; option. The following list provides some example command line calls and also indicates the address range for the respective coin:<br /> <br /> Generate '''Bitcoin''' (BTC), '''Devcoin''' (DVC), '''Freicoin''' (FRC), '''Terracoin''' (TRC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 0 1 -k<br /> or simply just<br /> $ ./vanitygen 1 -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Novacoin''' (NVC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4D -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4Z -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4a -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4d -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Feathercoin''' (FTC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6d -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6z -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 7 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 71 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 72 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 73 -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Anoncoin''' (ANC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 A -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 AF -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 AZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 Aa -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 Af -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Chinacoin''' (CNC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 C -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 CG -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 CZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 Ca -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 Cf -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Digitalcoin''' (DGC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D5 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 DA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 DU -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Litecoin''' (LTC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 L -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 LK -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 LZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 La -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 Li -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Namecoin''' (NMC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 M -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 Mv -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 Mz -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N1 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 NA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 NK -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''PPCoin''' (PPC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P8 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 PA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 PX -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''YaCoin''' (YAC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 X -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Xz -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y1 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 YA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 YP -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''BBQcoin''' (BQC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 b -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bC -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 ba -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bc -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Ixcoin''' (IXC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 x -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xX -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xa -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xv -k<br /> <br /> Generally, to find out the address format of a given crypto-coin (i.e. the number after the -X option of vanitygen) one can use this service:<br /> &lt;nowiki&gt;http://darkgamex.ch:2751/q/decode_address/&lt;Address&gt;&lt;/nowiki&gt;<br /> Example: Take any Litecoin address, e.g. &quot;LNipKabgGoTPnzhxsyFwTZdjVSXybjWucp&quot;, and submit this URL:<br /> http://darkgamex.ch:2751/q/decode_address/LNipKabgGoTPnzhxsyFwTZdjVSXybjWucp<br /> The browser output will be:<br /> 30:265dcf8616a9723d3b4ba35c246b041e20013597<br /> The '''30''' is Litecoin's address format in hex (!), i.e. 30 (hex) = 48 (decimal), i.e. use '''-X 48''' in vanitygen to generate Liteoin addresses.<br /> <br /> Some related info here: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/List_of_address_prefixes<br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> * [[Firstbits]]<br /> * [[Bitcoin Vanity Generation Website]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Vanity address]]</div>

Lifeboat https://en.bitcoin.it/w/index.php?title=Vanitygen&diff=41313 2013-09-26T06:02:47Z

<p>Lifeboat: Explaining how to handle latest AMD drivers.</p> <hr /> <div>Vanitygen is a command-line vanity bitcoin address generator.<br /> <br /> If you're tired of the random, cryptic addresses generated by regular bitcoin clients, you can use vanitygen to create a more personalized address. Add unique flair when you tell people to send bitcoins to 1stDownqyMHHqnDPRSfiZ5GXJ8Gk9dbjL. Alternatively, vanitygen can be used to generate random addresses offline.<br /> <br /> Vanitygen accepts as input a pattern, or list of patterns to search for, and produces a list of addresses and private keys. Vanitygen's search is probabilistic, and the amount of time required to find a given pattern depends on how complex the pattern is, the speed of your computer, and whether you get lucky.<br /> <br /> The example below illustrates a session of vanitygen. It is typical, and took about 10 sec to finish, using my Core 2 Duo E6600 CPU on x86-64 Linux:<br /> &lt;syntaxhighlight lang=&quot;bash&quot;&gt;<br /> $ ./vanitygen 1Boat<br /> Difficulty: 4476342<br /> Pattern: 1Boat <br /> Address: 1BoatSLRHtKNngkdXEeobR76b53LETtpyT<br /> Privkey: 5J4XJRyLVgzbXEgh8VNi4qovLzxRftzMd8a18KkdXv4EqAwX3tS<br /> &lt;/syntaxhighlight&gt;<br /> <br /> Vanitygen includes components to perform address searching on your CPU (vanitygen) and your OpenCL-compatible GPU (oclvanitygen). Both can be built from source, and both are included in the Windows binary package. Also included is oclvanityminer, the vanity address mining client. Oclvanityminer can be used to automatically claim bounties on sites such as [[User:ThePiachu|ThePiachu]]'s [[Vanity Pool]].<br /> <br /> Current version: 0.22<br /> <br /> Windows x86+x64 binaries [https://github.com/downloads/samr7/vanitygen/vanitygen-0.20-win.zip here]. PGP signature [http://insight.gotdns.org/~samr7/vanitygen-0.20-win.zip.asc here].<br /> <br /> Get the source from [https://github.com/samr7/vanitygen GitHub]. Includes Makefiles for Linux and Mac OS X.<br /> <br /> Main discussion at [https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=25804.0 BitCoinTalk]<br /> <br /> For AMD Catalyst 13.1+ you need to run the AMD APP SDK Runtime from Catalyst 12.10 in order to get this program to work. (So all your Catalyst drivers would be brand new except for the SDK Runtime.) This is discussed at [https://github.com/samr7/vanitygen/issues/19] For Linux, use AMDAPP SDK 2.7.<br /> <br /> == Expected keysearch rate ==<br /> Main article: [[Vanitygen keysearch rate]]<br /> <br /> What key search rate can I expect from hardware X?<br /> <br /> Detailed list forthcoming. Some ballpark estimates are listed below.<br /> <br /> Dual-core desktop CPUs, 32-bit mode: 100-250 Kkey/s.<br /> Dual-core desktop CPUs, 64-bit mode: 150-450 Kkey/s.<br /> Quad-core desktop CPUs, 32-bit mode: 200-400 Kkey/s.<br /> Quad-core desktop CPUs, 64-bit mode: 300-750 Kkey/s.<br /> NVIDIA GT200 GPUs: up to 6.5 Mkey/s<br /> AMD Radeon 58XX, 68XX GPUs: up to 23.5 Mkey/s.<br /> AMD Radeon 69XX GPUs: up to 19.5 Mkey/s.<br /> <br /> As vanitygen performs a lot of large integer arithmetic, running it in 64-bit mode makes a huge difference in key search rate, easily a 50% improvement over 32-bit mode. If you are using a 64-bit edition of Windows, and not using a GPU, be sure to use vanitygen64.exe.<br /> <br /> Radeon 58XX outperforms Radeon 69XX by a very comfortable margin. Oclvanitygen is sensitive to integer multiply throughput, and Radeon 58XX can multiply concurrently with other operations. At similar clocks, a hobbled Radeon 5830 will outperform a Radeon 6970.<br /> <br /> In custom builds, CPU performance will be less than expected if the OpenSSL library is an older version (&lt;1.0.0d) or is not built with the appropriate optimizations enabled.<br /> <br /> == Vanity addresses for other crypto-coins ==<br /> While all bitcoin addresses start with a &quot;1&quot; (one), some other crypto-coins use different address name spaces. Vanitygen (as of version 0.22) can be used to produce vanity addresses for these crypto coins as well (but not for [http://bitmessage.org bitmessage] addresses), by using the &quot;-X&quot; option. The following list provides some example command line calls and also indicates the address range for the respective coin:<br /> <br /> Generate '''Bitcoin''' (BTC), '''Devcoin''' (DVC), '''Freicoin''' (FRC), '''Terracoin''' (TRC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 0 1 -k<br /> or simply just<br /> $ ./vanitygen 1 -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Novacoin''' (NVC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4D -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4Z -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4a -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 8 4d -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Feathercoin''' (FTC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6d -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 6z -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 7 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 71 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 72 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 14 73 -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Anoncoin''' (ANC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 A -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 AF -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 AZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 Aa -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 23 Af -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Chinacoin''' (CNC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 C -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 CG -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 CZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 Ca -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 28 Cf -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Digitalcoin''' (DGC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D5 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 D9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 DA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 30 DU -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Litecoin''' (LTC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 L -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 LK -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 LZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 La -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 48 Li -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Namecoin''' (NMC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 M -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 Mv -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 Mz -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N1 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 N9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 NA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 52 NK -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''PPCoin''' (PPC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P8 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 P9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 PA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 55 PX -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''YaCoin''' (YAC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 X -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Xz -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y1 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 Y9 -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 YA -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 77 YP -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''BBQcoin''' (BQC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 b -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bC -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 ba -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 85 bc -k<br /> <br /> Generate '''Ixcoin''' (IXC) addresses:<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 x -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xX -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xZ -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xa -k<br /> $ ./vanitygen -X 138 xv -k<br /> <br /> Generally, to find out the address format of a given crypto-coin (i.e. the number after the -X option of vanitygen) one can use this service:<br /> &lt;nowiki&gt;http://darkgamex.ch:2751/q/decode_address/&lt;Address&gt;&lt;/nowiki&gt;<br /> Example: Take any Litecoin address, e.g. &quot;LNipKabgGoTPnzhxsyFwTZdjVSXybjWucp&quot;, and submit this URL:<br /> http://darkgamex.ch:2751/q/decode_address/LNipKabgGoTPnzhxsyFwTZdjVSXybjWucp<br /> The browser output will be:<br /> 30:265dcf8616a9723d3b4ba35c246b041e20013597<br /> The '''30''' is Litecoin's address format in hex (!), i.e. 30 (hex) = 48 (decimal), i.e. use '''-X 48''' in vanitygen to generate Liteoin addresses.<br /> <br /> Some related info here: https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/List_of_address_prefixes<br /> <br /> == See also ==<br /> * [[Firstbits]]<br /> * [[Bitcoin Vanity Generation Website]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:Vanity address]]</div>

Lifeboat https://en.bitcoin.it/w/index.php?title=Donation-accepting_organizations_and_projects&diff=9687 2011-06-04T08:32:53Z

<p>Lifeboat: </p> <hr /> <div>Here is a list of organizations that accept bitcoin donations.<br /> Only notable donation-accepting sites should be added here.<br /> <br /> {| class=&quot;wikitable&quot;<br /> |-<br /> ! Charity<br /> ! Purpose<br /> ! Donation Page<br /> |-<br /> |[https://www.erowid.org/ Erowid]<br /> |Online library of information about psychoactive plants and chemicals and other topics on altered states of consciousness such as meditation and lucid dreaming.<br /> |https://www.erowid.org/donations/donations_bitcoin.php<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.hayekinstitute.ca/ F.A. Hayek Institute of Canada]<br /> |Study and promote Austrian Economics<br /> |http://www.hayekinstitute.ca/home/index.php?option=com_content&amp;view=article&amp;id=54&amp;Itemid=60<br /> |-<br /> |[http://tahoe-lafs.org/ Tahoe-LAFS]<br /> |A distributed filesystem with funky redundancy properties<br /> |http://tahoe-lafs.org/trac/tahoe-lafs/wiki/BitCoinPage<br /> |-<br /> |[https://www.torservers.net/ Torservers.net]<br /> |Runs [http://www.torproject.org/ Tor] relays and bridges<br /> |https://www.torservers.net/donate.html#anonymous<br /> |-<br /> |[http://c4ss.org/ Center for a Stateless Society]<br /> |Builds public awareness of, and support for, market anarchism<br /> |http://c4ss.org/support-the-center<br /> |-<br /> |[http://opengameart.org/ OpenGameArt.org]<br /> |Produces and hosts freely licensed art for use in open source games<br /> |http://opengameart.org/content/donate-bitcoins<br /> |-<br /> |[http://i2p2.de/ I2P Anonymous Network]<br /> |Anonymising network similar to tor<br /> |http://www.i2p2.de/donate.html<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.foo.be/forban/ Forban]<br /> |Filesharing protocol for local area networks<br /> |http://www.foo.be/forban/<br /> |-<br /> |[http://awesome.naquadah.org/ awesome]<br /> |Window manager for X11<br /> |http://awesome.naquadah.org/community/<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.recycles.org/ Recycles.Org]<br /> |Nonprofit Recycling and ReUse Network - Nationwide (USA) technology exchange clearinghouse for nonprofit organizations<br /> |http://www.recycles.org/computer/donation/support/<br /> |-<br /> |[https://privacybox.de/index.en.html PrivacyBox]<br /> |System for anonymous and non-trackable contact forms<br /> |https://privacybox.de/donations.en.html<br /> |-<br /> |[https://ripplepay.com/ Ripple]<br /> |Payment system based on trust networks<br /> |https://ripplepay.com/donate/<br /> |-<br /> |[http://telecomix.org/ Telecomix]<br /> |Internet freedom collective<br /> |http://werebuild.eu/wiki/Donations<br /> |-<br /> |[http://prometheusfusionperfection.com/ Prometheus Fusion Perfection]<br /> |Open source nuclear fusion research<br /> |http://prometheusfusionperfection.com/2011/02/04/bitcoin-fundraiser/<br /> |-<br /> |[http://rusinfo.cc/ RusInfo]<br /> |Russian info agency<br /> |http://rusinfo.cc/help<br /> |-<br /> |[http://plankhead.com/ Plankhead]<br /> |Free/open source media and arts organization<br /> |http://plankhead.com/donate<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.symphonyofscience.com/ Symphony of Science]<br /> |A musical project headed by John Boswell, to deliver scientific knowledge in musical form.<br /> |http://www.symphonyofscience.com/<br /> |-<br /> |[http://gorod-solnca.org/ Sun City]<br /> |Ukrainian centre for children in difficult circumstances<br /> |http://sms.gorod-solnca.org/<br /> |-<br /> |[http://pioneerone.tv/ Pioneer One]<br /> |TV series funded purely through donations<br /> |http://twitter.com/#!/pioneeronetv/status/36119594439544832<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.infinitypfm.org/ Infinity PFM]<br /> |Free/open source personal finance application with Bitcoin support.<br /> |http://www.infinitypfm.org/#donate<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.reddit.com/r/hackbloc HackBloc on Reddit]<br /> |Hacktivism, Crypto-anarchy, Darknets.<br /> |http://www.reddit.com/r/hackbloc<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.anonnews.org/ Anonnews.org]<br /> |Open news platform for Anonymous<br /> |http://anonnews.org/bitcoin.html<br /> |-<br /> |[https://freenetproject.org/ The Freenet Project]<br /> |The Free Network<br /> |https://freenetproject.org/donate.html<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.bluetile.org Bluetile]<br /> |Tiling window manager for GNOME<br /> |http://www.bluetile.org/#development<br /> |-<br /> |[http://lifeboat.com Lifeboat Foundation]<br /> |The Lifeboat Foundation is a nonprofit nongovernmental organization dedicated to encouraging scientific advancements while helping humanity survive existential risks and possible misuse of increasingly powerful technologies, including genetic engineering, nanotechnology, and robotics/AI, as we move towards the Singularity. (Currently offering to double all Bitcoin donations.)<br /> |https://lifeboat.com/ex/summer.growth<br /> |-<br /> |[http://singinst.org Singularity Institute]<br /> |Artificial Intelligence<br /> |http://singinst.org/donate<br /> |-<br /> |[https://www.operationanonymous.org/ Operation Anonymous]<br /> |Anonymous Political Group<br /> |http://www.operationanonymous.org/<br /> |-<br /> |[https://iplayernotifier.appspot.com/ BBC iPlayer Notifier]<br /> |Email and Google Talk notification of new content available on BBC iPlayer<br /> |https://iplayernotifier.appspot.com/<br /> |-<br /> |[http://queeky.com/ Queeky]<br /> |an online drawing community with special drawing tools and creative users from all around the world<br /> |http://www.queeky.com/content/support-queeky-and-donate<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.intercom.gs/ Intercom - Emergency Communications Division]<br /> |We Build Censorship Resistant Phone and Communications Networks<br /> |http://www.intercom.gs/support.html<br /> |-<br /> |[http://linuxoutlaws.com/ Linux Outlaws - we aim to misbehave]<br /> |two pragmatic linux users talk about the latest developments in free and open software and culture <br /> |http://linuxoutlaws.com/<br /> |-<br /> |[http://privacyfoundation.de German Privacy Foundation]<br /> |protecting privacy, manufacture and sell the CryptoStick (a smartcard on a usb stick)<br /> |http://www.privacyfoundation.de/verein/spenden/<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.dosbox.com/ DOSBox]<br /> |An x86 emulator with DOS<br /> |http://www.dosbox.com/crew.php<br /> |-<br /> |[http://lorea.org/ Lorea]<br /> |A distributed and federated nodal organization of entities working on integrating and pushing available free and open source technologies and networks, for social networking, social economy and autonomy of the people.<br /> |https://n-1.cc/pg/pages/view/14888/<br /> |-<br /> |[http://freedomainradio.com/ Freedomain Radio]<br /> |Online philosophical conversation about freedom, religion, the state, and the family<br /> |http://board.freedomainradio.com/forums/t/30241.aspx<br /> |-<br /> |[http://encyclopediadramatica.ch/Main_Page Encyclopedia Dramatica]<br /> |4chan's Wikipedia <br /> |http://encyclopediadramatica.ch/donate.php<br /> |-<br /> |[http://biohackers.la/ Los Angeles Biohackers]<br /> |Grass-roots biotechnology lab in downtown Los Angeles<br /> |http://www.socal-diybio.org/Main_Page#Donate<br /> |-<br /> |[http://la.indymedia.org/ Los Angeles Indymedia]<br /> |User-generated left-wing news.<br /> |http://la.indymedia.org/<br /> |-<br /> |[https://github.com/FellowTraveler/Open-Transactions/ Open Transactions]<br /> |Easy-to-use, Financial Crypto and Digital Cash Library.<br /> |https://github.com/FellowTraveler/Moneychanger<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.fsf.org Free Software Foundation]<br /> |Worldwide advocate for software freedom and host organization for the GNU Project.<br /> |https://my.fsf.org/donate/other<br /> |-<br /> |[http://brmlab.cz/ Hackerspace Brmlab]<br /> |The first hackerspace in the Czech Republic<br /> |http://brmlab.cz/project/bitcoin<br /> |-<br /> | [https://riseup.net/ Riseup]<br /> | Tech collective who aim to [https://help.riseup.net/en/about-us aid in the creation of a free society, (...) engaged in struggles against capitalism and other forms of oppression]<br /> | https://help.riseup.net/en/donate#bitcoin<br /> |-<br /> |[http://wiki.sugarlabs.org Sugar Labs]<br /> |[http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/What_is_Sugar%3F Sugar] is a learning environment that reinvents how computers are used for education.<br /> |http://wiki.sugarlabs.org/go/Donate<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.indiegogo.com/commonsense A Liberty Upgrade for America (IndieGoGo)]<br /> |Join us as we reach 1.6 million Americans with a message of liberty!<br /> |http://www.indiegogo.com/commonsense<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.freetalklive.com/ Free Talk Live]<br /> |Help spread the message of liberty by donating to a liberty leaning nationally syndicated radio show!<br /> |http://www.freetalklive.com/bitcoin<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.beatingdebt.org/ BeatingDebt.org]<br /> |Teaching debt prevention by placing educational ads, supporting debt prevention groups, and providing online resources.<br /> |http://www.beatingdebt.org/donate.php#BitCoinDonation<br /> |-<br /> |[http://eudemocracia.org/english.html Eudemocracia] NGO<br /> |Dedicated to the creation of a modern form of government that combines these two concepts: direct democracy and internet.<br /> |http://wiki.eudemocracia.org/en/donaciones<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.openwall.com Openwall Project]<br /> |Development of information security related free software, information security research, publications, and community activities aimed at making existing free software safer to use.<br /> |http://www.openwall.com/donations/<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.bitcoinsreview.com Consumer - Merchant Trust Project]<br /> |An initiative to increase trust between Consumer and Bitcoin Merchants. All proceeds go to the websites fund, which pays for various things such as web-hosting and advertisement.<br /> |http://www.bitcoinsreview.com/donate/<br /> |-<br /> |[http://mars.radiome.me M.A.R.S. Radio Modern Alternative Rock Splendor ]<br /> |M.A.R.S Radio is an online radio station playing 24/7/365 commercial free alternative rock at 192 Kbps. M.A.R.S. Radio is pleased to provide listeners FM+ audio quality. M.A.R.S. Radio is the first online music radio station to accept Bitcoin donations.<br /> |http://radiome.me/<br /> |-<br /> |[http://www.helplinux.ru Help Linux]<br /> |Help Linux is the Russian volunteer project aimed to help people with linux. This projects helps anyone to find a skilled in some questions person and ask for help directly.<br /> |http://helplinux.ourproject.org/wiki/about:start<br /> |}<br /> <br /> ==See Also==<br /> <br /> * [http://witcoin.com/charities Charitable organizations] list on [[witcoin]]</div>

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