Thanks. Right now I'm leaving this thread to check "milk sad vulnerability" out om Google. 


See you

At some point this private key held 1.17 Bitcoin:

"0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000001"

https://privatekeys.pw/keys/bitcoin/1

This website has been active for 6 years, yet no one has discovered a private key with funds.

It's a very good idea to not repeat any words. Just look at the entropy lost with the milk sad vulnerability.

JustinNakamoto

> So out of curios, I'd like to know would you trust your funds to private key with two same words?

yes

Zepasta

There are 2048^24 or 2048 to the twenty-fourth power total amount of private keys. In most cases all 24 words are different but there's a chance we have two and even 24 same words in the private key.

So out of curios, I'd like to know would you trust your funds to private key with two same words?

bitcoin

There are 2048^24 or 2048 to the twenty-fourth power total amount of private keys. In most cases all 24 words are different but there's a chance we have two and even 24 same words in the private key.

So out of curios, I'd like to know would you trust your funds to private key with two same words?