do you really think that math improbability is enough to pro

>>2909691
Really, what's preventing a bot from just brute forcing all the possible private keys till it finds something to loot?

>>2909708
Time.

>>2909691
>>2909720
People always use the time argument by highlighting how absurdly long it would take to crack all wallets, and how absurdly much energy would be required.

But that's just the thing, you don't need to crack ALL wallet combinations. You only need ONE.

>>2909708
hahhahahahhaahahahahahahhahah
t. brainlet

look up the actual numbers, every single computer on earth today could begin brute forcing all possible keys and continue to do so for the next 100 years

and it would still be more likely that we die from an asteroid impact than finding a single wallet.

>>2909730
Because the time argument is why the bitcoin has a market cap of 44 billions. You're safer under a sha256 than your bank. Trust me, my bank take 1/3 of what i had in it because it was failing.

>>2909708
What a fucking idiot you are.

>>2909708
Good idea, you should do it and post results.

>>2909691
How do you think your bank account is protected? The same cryptographic principles, if you could brute force bitcoin, you can also brute force normal banking systems

>>2909708
RSA-2048 has 323170060713110073007148766886699519604441026697154840321303
454275246551388678908931972014115229134636887179609218980194
941195591504909210950881523864482831206308773673009960917501
977503896521067960576383840675682767922186426197561618380943
384761704705816458520363050428875758915410658086075523991239
303855219143333896683424206849747865645694948561760353263220
580778056593310261927084603141502585928641771167259436037184
618573575983511523016459044036976132332872312271256847108202
097251571017269313234696785425806566979350459972683529986382
155251663894373355436021354332296046453184786049521481935558
53611059596230656 different possible private keys.

Even if you had 1B computers that can compute 1B private keys per second, it would still take such a long time that I couldn't find a unit converter capable of converting that into a better timescale e.g. N years.

>>2909691
not all types of mathematical improbabilities are equal even if they are both 1 to 2 odds.

>>2909730
Dude, why bother with crypto? Just go and win the lottery. You only have to guess the numbers right once.