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Hi Haqatak,
I'm opening this PR to getting in touch with you since I have seen, you are also working on a metal implementation of secp256k1 EC math. I was able to create a fully working implementation for Metall.
If you like, you can use it for your project. If you like, you could also join my project CryptKeySearch which is a fully working replacement of BitCracks functionality but written from scratch. It works fine and even supports Segwit addresses which Bitcrack doesn't. However, the secp256k1 is not optimised for performance. On an M1 Pro I'm just getting about 8 to 14 MKey/s. Unfortunately I don't have enough experience in Metal, MSL/C++ to get a quick gain in performance out of it. Therefore I'd be happy if someone with more experience in that field could have a look at it. Anyway, feel free to use my code in which way you want.