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EVM Address Maker is a tool designed to help you generate Ethereum (or other EVM-compatible network) addresses with custom prefixes and/or suffixes. The tool leverages worker threads for parallel processing to accelerate the search.

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EVM Address Maker

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📖 Introduction

EVM Address Maker is a tool designed to help you generate Ethereum (or other EVM-compatible network) addresses with custom prefixes and/or suffixes. The tool leverages worker threads for parallel processing to accelerate the search.

⚙️ Features

  • Custom Address Search: Find addresses with specific prefixes and/or suffixes.
  • High Efficiency: Uses multi-threading for faster address generation.
  • Time Feedback: Displays the time during the search process.
  • User-Friendly: Configuration via a simple .env file.

📋 Requirements

  • Node.js (Latest LTS version is recommended)
  • NPM (Comes bundled with Node.js)

🚀 Installation

Clone the Repository:

git clone https://github.com/sekuja/evm-address-maker.git
cd evm-address-maker

Install Dependencies:

npm install

Set Up .env Configuration: Create a .env file in the root directory and add the following:

# Replace '0x00' and '00' with the prefix and suffix you want.
# NUM_THREADS="" comment '#' To use the maximum number of threads (based on CPU cores), keep this line commented.
# If you want to manually set the number of threads, remove the comment '#' and specify the number, e.g., NUM_THREADS="4".

# NUM_THREADS="" # Number of threads to use (default is the number of CPU cores).
PREFIX="0x00" # Example: starts with '0x00'
SUFFIX="00" # Example: ends with '00'
npm run build

📊 Output: The tool will search for an address that matches the .env configuration. Example output:

WSL@DESKTOP:~/evm-address-maker$ npm run build

> evm-address-maker@1.0.3 build
> node src/index.js

Looking for addresses with the prefix "0x00" and the suffix "00" using 8 threads.
Address found!
Address: 0x008CeB3e3f52c7F2724927c40efc5F81Fc501D00
Private Key: 0x4706ee536aff8b4c17efa1bfbbd04a404becba1f28dd31a0579e3f0151072734
WSL@DESKTOP:~/evm-address-maker$

⚠️ Important Notes

  • Security: Keep your private key secure. Never share it or store it in unsafe locations.
  • Efficiency: The longer the prefix/suffix, the more time it will take to find a matching address. Use wisely.
  • Multi-threading: This tool automatically detects the number of CPU cores to determine the number of threads to use. You can also specify the number of threads manually by setting the NUM_THREADS variable in the .env file.

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📜 License

  • This project is licensed under the MIT License.

🤝 Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you encounter bugs or have suggestions for improvements, feel free to open an issue or submit a pull request.

  • Fork the repository.

  • Create a new branch:

    git checkout -b your-feature-branch

  • Submit a Pull Request.

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