Yes, it is possible to brute force bitcoin address creation in order to steal money, but it is highly impractical and unlikely to be successful.[1][2]
The key points are:
There are 1,921,075 different bitcoin addresses currently in use, which is a tiny fraction (less than 0.000000000000000000000000000000000000001%) of the total number of possible bitcoin addresses.[1]
Brute forcing the creation of bitcoin addresses to find ones with funds is theoretically possible, but would require an enormous amount of computational power and time.[1][2]
Bitcoin users frequently generate new addresses for each transaction, greatly increasing the number of addresses being used and making brute force attacks even more impractical.[1]
While some insecure methods of generating private keys cou...
