Bitcoin Key Hunter is a crypto-themed puzzle app that blends a built-in riddle with a simulated key-search experience. It provides educational context around 'lost' or 'zombie' bitcoins, appealing to crypto enthusiasts while offering interactive progress tracking as you explore the concept of private keys.
Pros & Cons
Unique crypto puzzle concept centered on lost bitcoins
Built-in riddle that reveals a bitcoin private key address
Free-to-play with integrated analytics and multiple ad networks
Not ranked in any top lists
Lacks location-based tracking or device-finder features emphasized by many competitors
Slow recent growth indicated by 17 downloads in the last 30 days
About Bitcoin Key Hunter
Bitcoin Key Hunter was a puzzle app developed by quickben22. It was removed from Google Play Sep 30, 2023 and is no longer available for download.
Download Statistics
Bitcoin Key Hunter had been downloaded 10 thousand times before it became unavailable.
User Ratings
Bitcoin Key Hunter was rated 3.78 out of 5 stars, based on 64 ratings.
App Information
Bitcoin Key Hunter was free to download. The APK download size was 13.67 MB. The last available version was version 0.92. The last update was on April 23, 2018.
Technical Requirements
Bitcoin Key Hunter required Android 4.0.3+ or higher. The app had a content rating of Everyone. The app had been available on Google Play March 2018.
Description
It is estimated that Up to 4 million Bitcoins are lost, which is around 40 billion $ waiting to be found. The "only" thing you require to claim those lost Bitcoins is to guess one of the many lost passwords (private keys). The keys are 64 characters long, so it won't be easy, but its not impossible. This app tries to guess that password. All that is required is that you start the app, and press "Start searching". It tracks the number of keys you already checked It can run in the background, while you sleep, eat, exercise.
The app also contains a riddle whose solution is a bitcoin private key address containing bitcoins. If you manage to solve it, the bitcoins are yours.
How does the app determine a 'lost' or 'zombie' bitcoin? The app defines a ‘lost/zombie bitcoin’ as all bitcoins associated with an address which has had no transactions for 6 years, since december 2012. There are 92,638 addresses with 2,423,559 bitcoins on them that meet the mentioned criteria. Why then? Because the price for a bitcoin then was 13$ and today one bitcoin is worth ~10000$. That is a 100000% or higher return on an investment. You would need an inhuman willpower to resist not cashing out at least some of those bitcoins for so long. But even if you had such a strong willpower wouldn't you question your security? Wouldn’t you want to move them to a more secure wallet, or simply do a small ‘test send’ to make sure that the private key is still valid and that your backup isn’t corrupted? Due to the reasons mentioned above it is hard to imagine that many of these "lost/zombie" bitcoins are under anyone's control. There is a very very small (insignificant) chance that this key does belong to someone, so be sure to check before you spend the found bitcoins.
Recent changes: Fixed a problem with searching bitcoins offline.
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★★★★★
Does this app do the same as BITCANNER APP does or is it Different.
★★★★★
This is so awesome... 👍 But can you add a page to store all addresses and private keys we generated in the app. This will be so powerful. 👍
★★☆☆☆
App makes no sense, does it check a balance or does it just generate a key
which someone could do manually anyway
★★☆☆☆
App pretend like you can just let it run without doing anything but every 1000 keys it runs through you have to manually go into the app and play a 30-second ad. This wouldn't be a problem if it was every once in a while, but it happens maybe every 10–20 minutes depending on your phone or internet. Not worth the trouble
Technologies used by Bitcoin Key Hunter
Bitcoin Key Hunter is requesting 3 permissions and is using 11 libraries.
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Trust & Safety: Permissions requested: ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE, INTERNET, WAKE_LOCK. No location, camera, or contacts permissions listed. Dev-features show analytics and multiple ad networks (AdColony, Unity Ads, AdMob) along with Firebase, indicating an ad-supported, data-driven experience. The app is free to download.
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