BruteBTC is a BTC key collider developed with C#. It can check over 15000 keys a second with a modern CPU. Should work on Windows, Mac OS and Linux, although it has been compiled and tested only on Windows.
A BTC key collider generates random private keys and checks if those private keys have the same public address as one of the known addresses with balance in them (if there is a collision).
According to Bitcoin Wiki:
Because the space of possible addresses is so astronomically large it is more likely that the Earth is destroyed in the next 5 seconds, than that a collision occur in the next millenium.
So chances are pretty slim, but you just never know.
- Download a list of the known BTC addresses with balance in them from here: http://addresses.loyce.club/soon.html
- Extract the .tsv file
- Drag and drop the .tsv file into BruteBTC.exe
The program will then read the wallet addresses into memory, and then once that is done it will start generating private keys and checking.
- At least 8GB of free RAM (loading all wallets into memory will take 7GB)
- A good CPU with multiple cores (program uses multi-threading for faster checking)
- .NET Core 3.1