Satoshi Guesser

A slot-machine web game that "guesses" Satoshi Nakamoto's Bitcoin private keys. The odds are astronomically remote (~1 in 5.27 × 10⁷² per spin), but the cryptography is real: every pull rolls a random 256-bit number, derives the Bitcoin address, and checks it against a curated set of ~22,000 Patoshi-pattern coinbase addresses plus the genesis block. If the derived address ever matches, the random number you rolled is the working private key for that wallet — no server, no API, no catch. Bitcoin's address derivation is a one-way deterministic chain: Every Bitcoin address has exactly one private key that controls it. So when the game generates a random 256-bit number, that number is a valid private key — it just controls some random address with (almost certainly) zero balance. If that derived address ever matches one of Satoshi's, the random number is the private key to that wallet, full stop. The math is the verification. Satoshi Guesser is the open-source project Pathos0925/SatoshiGuesser (https://github.com/Pathos0925/SatoshiGuesser) by Pathos0925, released under MIT. Ion packages it unmodified from commit f50d66c0192e, adding only a manifest, an icon and a storage compatibility script.

Written by Pathos0925, published to Oikou by Ben Grande.

• ★ 186 stars on GitHub
• Licence: MIT
• Built from commit f50d66c0192e

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Not rated. Nobody has said who this app is suitable for, so Personal Clouds and the Oikou app treat it as 18+.

Internet

It asks to reach nothing on the internet.

Personal Cloud tools

None. It uses nothing from your Personal Cloud beyond its own storage.

Notifications

It does not send push notifications.

Storage

Up to 16 MB on your Personal Cloud.

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