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Rainbow chains are the spine of rainbow tables. Each table contains millions of rainbow chains. A rainbow chain is basicly 2x 64 bit integers. The first integer is the starting point, and the last integer is the ending point. No matter how long the chain is (chainlength), the size is always the same: 16 bytes.
