💀 The Graveyard

Real wallets that were actually cracked.
Not by random chance. By human stupidity.

🧠

Brain Wallets

People who used passwords like "password123" or "bitcoin" as their private key.
All drained within seconds.

"1PLpQDyqDUcpK6fWpRhkkFVBw4tSK4sHkS"
3f74398b85430dca...
💸 Drained
"i find your lack of faith disturbing"
19076fc044889543...
💸 Drained
"these aren't the droids you're looking for"
9cb3cfbf92cb9467...
💸 Drained
"we have the technology"
f7cde3ef7a691e88...
💸 Drained
View All 18,890 Brain Wallets →
🧩

Bitcoin Puzzles

Intentionally created puzzles with reduced key space.
Legitimate targets with real rewards.

#71 Current puzzle
82/160 Solved
#125
✓ Solved 125-bit key cracked
#130
✓ Solved 130-bit key cracked
#71
⏳ Active 71-bit key space
View All 160 Puzzles →
🐛

Profanity Bug

Vanity address generator with weak randomness.
$160M+ stolen in 2022.

$160M+ Total stolen
Sept 2022 Exploit date

The tool used only 32 bits of entropy instead of 256. Attackers brute-forced all possible keys in hours.

🎲

Weak Randomness

Wallets generated with predictable random numbers.
Including early blockchain.info bug.

SecureRandom bug
Android 2013
blockchain.info RNG
2014 incident

Lesson: Never trust weak random number generators. Your entropy is your security.

🎓 The Moral of the Story

Use hardware wallets
Let devices handle randomness
Never use brain wallets
Humans are bad at randomness
Trust the math
256 bits is uncrackable (if random)