God Wallet

The principle is to let God throw the sieve 256 times, each time with 0 and 1, and get 256 values ​​as the result, which determine the final private key. The original intention of designing the God wallet is to protect the safety of everyone's or your own funds. It is better to entrust the funds to God for safekeeping than to entrust the funds to others. Other people's platforms may go bankrupt and run away, but God is eternal.

God Flipping a Coin (Code Simulation):

1. God's Tool: God uses a super-advanced "random number generator" (in our code, rand_s on Windows, and /dev/urandom on Linux/macOS). This generator produces a sequence of numbers that appear to be completely patternless.

2. The Two Sides of the Coin: We use the digit '0' to represent the tails side of the coin, and the digit '1' to represent the heads side.

3. The Coin-Flipping Process:

• God takes a number from the "random number generator."

• God only looks at the last digit of this number (the least significant bit in binary).

• If the last digit is '1', God records "heads" ('1').

• If the last digit is '0', God records "tails" ('0').

4. Repeated Flips: God repeats this process many times, each time taking a new number from the "random number generator" and recording either "heads" or "tails."

Principles:

1. Uniformity of the Random Number Generator: The numbers produced by that "super-advanced random number generator" have an equal chance of having '0' or '1' as their last digit. This is like an ideal coin, where heads and tails have an equal probability of 1/2.

2. Independence: Each time God takes a new number, it has no relationship to the previous numbers. This is like each coin flip being independent; the previous flip doesn't influence the current flip. Just because the last flip was heads doesn't make the next flip more likely to be tails.

3. Binary Representation: We use '0' and '1' to represent the two sides of the coin because computers internally process information in binary. Looking only at the last digit of the random number is equivalent to caring only about whether the random number is odd or even.

In Simple Terms:

The "God flipping a coin" simulation in this code uses a very powerful "random number generator" within the computer to ensure that each coin flip (generating a '0' or '1') has an equal chance, and that each flip is independent. The resulting string of 0s and 1s is like a record of God's coin flips.

Compile the code:

gcc -O2 -o god god.c sha256.c base58.c bech32.c ripemd160.c secp256k1.c cashaddr.c random.c sha3256.c keccak256.c

or

make

🚀 Usage

After successful compilation, you can run the tool from the command line and pass the private key (in hex or WIF format), or let God give you a private key, as a parameter:

./god

Example

If you have a private key, please enter the hexadecimal private key

./god 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001
./god KwDiBf89QgGbjEhKnhXJuH7LrciVrZi3qYjgd9M7rFU73sVHnoWn
./god 1

Output:

./god
Randomly Generated Raw Private Key (Hex): 1FEBAD7F573BDAE2D50ACB320C584F18929465E3BB19BDEAFDB8E99C2C0FA7AF
WIF Private Key (Compressed): KxHm4CSRXohD9E5mFkV8WVa5GBpqDMhnLztQVdWMShbqeU3ziyou
WIF Private Key (Uncompressed): 5J4Lx6mGypjeBviQcy57EUmefnVxnPpJXMpSiNs9iAeoNHSxpTV

Compressed Public Key: 028ad12d6a096d1bec43c574208e2c32a07968812d6176e2acde1bc41adcdae068
Uncompressed Public Key: 048ad12d6a096d1bec43c574208e2c32a07968812d6176e2acde1bc41adcdae06882ce85c6ef9abe0f20e703a2e29f909ba3965e1da611c08615b5fb3640f9b8ca

=== Bitcoin Addresses ===
P2PKH (Starts with 1) Address (Compressed): 1DG6JhWgtHWQSRigm7vCa4foUYXYvgWZ1K
P2SH (Starts with 3) Address (Compressed): 3H971vPAYcoqyVffWCaVTeyqBuTB8BzfSa
Bech32 (Starts with bc1) Address (Compressed): bc1qse7z6en7uw9hwfhajc5lpnur9y3jdsn8ul3lye
P2PKH (Starts with 1) Address (Uncompressed): 1MG7CbQFzXpZnASm1dRM9npPWuUmxcBhaN
P2SH (Starts with 3) Address (Uncompressed): 324KK2d3krbVWThUkYvaEf2S4Y3TGBPdYZ
Bech32 (Starts with bc1) Address (Uncompressed): bc1qmc77udtdj4h8nckne0pt9ka5txgnn5tyeq7np7

=== Ethereum Address ===
Ethereum Address: 0x3984693365725d41037f64cde19ec231dc5e4b7a

=== TRON (TRX) Address ===
TRON (TRX) Address: TWEKCemz9FwWwLWPbu54fwWXRhE67roGpj

=== Dogecoin Addresses ===
P2PKH Address (Compressed): DHQBqxTLBhQgyRuHVhum7pqQMgFrGimVYv
P2PKH Address (Uncompressed): DRQCjrLuHwirKAdMkDQuhYyzQ3D5KchDhy

=== Litecoin Addresses ===
P2PKH Address (Compressed): LXV3ZupWxwkThEQqwFuVr5jZgktq1uMfxc
P2PKH Address (Uncompressed): LfV4Toi65C4d2y8vBmQeRot9j7r48GN8NA

=== Dash Addresses ===
P2PKH Address (Compressed): Xnww8xAaqzizbNKGd1ERRbMbJt7EuAezC8
P2PKH Address (Uncompressed): Xvwx2r49xF39w73LsWja1KWBMF4TxT81Qu

=== Zcash (Transparent) Addresses ===
P2PKH Address (Compressed): t1W8hK2vprcJ134mahYjKhsmijCidhcSFki
P2PKH Address (Uncompressed): t1e8iCvpPxrcANoVex4EUHbvJmZfrmFirnn

=== Bitcoin Cash Addresses (Legacy) ===
P2PKH Address (Compressed): 1DG6JhWgtHWQSRigm7vCa4foUYXYvgWZ1K
P2PKH Address (Uncompressed): 1MG7CbQFzXpZnASm1dRM9npPWuUmxcBhaN

=== Bitcoin Cash Addresses (CashAddr) ===
CashAddr (Compressed): bitcoincash:qzr8cttx0m3ckaexlktznux0sv5jxfkzvuaxsvdysx
CashAddr (Uncompressed): bitcoincash:qr0rmm34dk2ku70z609u9vkmk3vezww3vs5s0g8lgj

=== Bitcoin Gold Addresses ===
P2PKH Address (Compressed): GW71ipqds97hWu1yh4aJzq1hPiKPwEecH9
P2PKH Address (Uncompressed): Ge72cijCyPRrrdk3wa5TaZAHS5Gcwy7KUj

Enter the private key in WIF or hexadecimal raw format

./god 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001
WIF Private Key (Compressed): KwDiBf89QgGbjEhKnhXJuH7LrciVrZi3qYjgd9M7rFU73sVHnoWn
WIF Private Key (Uncompressed): 5HpHagT65TZzG1PH3CSu63k8DbpvD8s5ip4nEB3kEsreAnchuDf

Compressed Public Key: 0279be667ef9dcbbac55a06295ce870b07029bfcdb2dce28d959f2815b16f81798
Uncompressed Public Key: 0479be667ef9dcbbac55a06295ce870b07029bfcdb2dce28d959f2815b16f81798483ada7726a3c4655da4fbfc0e1108a8fd17b448a68554199c47d08ffb10d4b8

=== Bitcoin Addresses ===
P2PKH (Starts with 1) Address (Compressed): 1BgGZ9tcN4rm9KBzDn7KprQz87SZ26SAMH
P2SH (Starts with 3) Address (Compressed): 3JvL6Ymt8MVWiCNHC7oWU6nLeHNJKLZGLN
Bech32 (Starts with bc1) Address (Compressed): bc1qw508d6qejxtdg4y5r3zarvary0c5xw7kv8f3t4
P2PKH (Starts with 1) Address (Uncompressed): 1EHNa6Q4Jz2uvNExL497mE43ikXhwF6kZm
P2SH (Starts with 3) Address (Uncompressed): 33q2i3GDkpHFAXnD3UdBsKhxzg7pvwAqtN
Bech32 (Starts with bc1) Address (Uncompressed): bc1qjxeyh7049zzn99s2c6r6hvp4zfa362997dpu0h

=== Ethereum Address ===
Ethereum Address: 0x7e5f4552091a69125d5dfcb7b8c2659029395bdf

=== TRON (TRX) Address ===
TRON (TRX) Address: TPFaa9mnTi9s5YJavKnqHNkBdYH2C8KGBM

=== Dogecoin Addresses ===
P2PKH Address (Compressed): DFpN6QqFfUm3gKNaxN6tNcab1FArL9cZLE
P2PKH Address (Uncompressed): DJRU7MLhcPwCTNRZ4e8gJzDebtG1H5M7pc

=== Litecoin Addresses ===
P2PKH Address (Compressed): LVuDpNCSSj6pQ7t9Pv6d6sUkLKoqDEVUnJ
P2PKH Address (Uncompressed): LYWKqJhtPeGyBAw7WC8R3F7ovxtzAiubdM

=== Dash Addresses ===
P2PKH Address (Compressed): XmN7PQYWKn5MJFna5fRYgP6mxT2F7xpekE
P2PKH Address (Uncompressed): XoyDQM3xGhFW5JqYBwTLckjqZ67Q3jZfAL

=== Zcash (Transparent) Addresses ===
P2PKH Address (Compressed): t1UYsZVJkLPeMjxEtACvSxfWuNmddpWfxzs
P2PKH Address (Uncompressed): t1X9yaRpCHJpWX1HrGUxEu39xyQinmo3Ana

=== Bitcoin Cash Addresses (Legacy) ===
P2PKH Address (Compressed): 1BgGZ9tcN4rm9KBzDn7KprQz87SZ26SAMH
P2PKH Address (Uncompressed): 1EHNa6Q4Jz2uvNExL497mE43ikXhwF6kZm

=== Bitcoin Cash Addresses (CashAddr) ===
CashAddr (Compressed): bitcoincash:qp63uahgrxged4z5jswyt5dn5v3lzsem6cy4spdc2h
CashAddr (Uncompressed): bitcoincash:qzgmyjle755g2v5kptrg02asx5f8k8fg55zdx7hd4l

=== Bitcoin Gold Addresses ===
P2PKH Address (Compressed): GUXByHDZLvU4DnVH9imSFckt3HEQ5cFgE5
P2PKH Address (Uncompressed): GX8HzDj1HqeCzqYFFzoEBzPwdvKZ4H2538

⚠️ Notes

⚠️ Security Please use this tool with caution, especially with private key generation and handling. Please run it in an offline or secure environment and avoid disclosing your private keys!

Private key disclosure will lead to loss of funds! Please store and manage your keys securely.

⚙️ Dependencies

No dependencies are required. This program is all hand-crafted by me, using AI to assist in creation.

Thanks: gemini, ChatGPT, deepseek

Sponsorship

If this project has been helpful to you, please consider sponsoring. Your support is greatly appreciated. Thank you!

BTC: bc1qt3nh2e6gjsfkfacnkglt5uqghzvlrr6jahyj2k
ETH: 0xD6503e5994bF46052338a9286Bc43bC1c3811Fa1
DOGE: DTszb9cPALbG9ESNJMFJt4ECqWGRCgucky
TRX: TAHUmjyzg7B3Nndv264zWYUhQ9HUmX4Xu4

📜 Disclaimer

• ⚠️ Reminder: Do not input real private keys on connected devices!
• This tool is provided for learning and research purposes only. Please use it with an understanding of the relevant risks. The developers are not responsible for financial losses or legal liability -caused by the use of this tool.