Bitcoin Keyspace

2²⁵⁶ keys · scale visualizer

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left click = scan patch · drag = pan (right button never digs) · scroll / buttons = zoom

60 fps

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whole space1 key

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What is this?

Every square is one private key — one possible Bitcoin wallet.

There are 2²⁵⁶ of them: more than the atoms in the observable universe. This map lets you walk them.

Click a patch and it derives that square's real Bitcoin addresses. Every one is empty — landing on a funded wallet is a ~10⁻⁴¹ event you will never see.

It's a map for feeling the scale, not a tool for finding coins.

click a wallet to check its live balance

— BTC

scanning potential key

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0 of 0 potential ★ verified

keys scanned

patches

last patch · key (hex)

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explored of 2²⁵⁶

0 %

location · cursor cell · scroll to zoom

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These are real, valid Bitcoin addresses. They are all empty — a funded one is a ~10⁻⁴¹ event you will never see. This is a map for feeling the scale, not finding coins. Your progress is saved on this device.

your name

everyone nearby sees this · the dot is your colour — click it to change

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players

how their dug squares look on your map

Shared with the players on your patch of the map: your cursor, name, brush size, which square you are drilling, and every square you finish with a count of how many keys the filter flagged in it. The keys and addresses themselves, and every balance, stay on this device.

Bitcoin Keyspace

What is this?

Key → address

Erase the whole trail?