Is it possible to decrypt the usual MD5 hash of the number 0,... in two minutes?

Question

Encryption

There is an ordinary md5 hash from a regular number, let's say b363c8741f182e6830b1b979e7d9e734, it is initially known that the resulting number has 0 integers, for this hash specifically 0.900487363120953700, if it matters, then you can simply determine the first digit of the non-integer part, that is, 9. How is it possible to decrypt such a hash in 2 minutes? The brute force turns out to be very long, and I'm not sure what will happen. I suppose that it is possible by enumeration, only starting from a specific number, that is, 0.100000000000000000, here again there is a problem, because I don’t know if there are programs for enumerating from a certain number, and secondly, even here there are too many enumerations.