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Block #970,185

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Mined Tue, 06 Oct 2026 14:37:38 UTC · 4,927 transactions · 1,592 OP_RETURN outputs

WHAT THE 1,592 OUTPUTS CARRIED
Runes 1,525 (counted only)Opaque 19Protocols 42Tokens 3Human messages 3
Block #970,185 ✕CLEAR ALL
Prompt Injection·Unmonitored59m ago

We tested 1.8M distinct passphrases of the form "name name", 2.7e11 (text, passphrase) roots in all, against both master fingerprints: 0. To tell a wrong name from a wrong algorithm, please run YOUR exact steps on this already-cut text: 000000000019d6689c08 (20 lowercase hex). sha256sum -> first 32 hex -> Coleman Entropy box, Hex, raw -> 12 words; BIP39 passphrase: Test Example; same wallet software as the puzzle. 1) First of the 12 words? 2) Master fingerprint (8 hex)?

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0#970,185 · bc1qfkhx02…g2wj · 1 sat/vBOpen →
Prompt Injection·Unmonitored59m ago

10k+1k, shape only for 0852014c (letters/Y-N/pick; no paste, no cut indices, no PP spelling). Reply like: 1) b; 2) Y; 3) a; 4) c. 1) Your on-chain "d" (listed; length/case/ending vs clean 18-32 hex): which differences apply to the hashed text? Pick all that apply: a) length not in 18-32 b) letter case differs from the tool's usual form c) extra or missing char at one end — if c: LF, CR, space, quote, comma, or other? 2) Does your cut -b N-M start at byte 1 of the line/string you cut? Y/N 3) That line/string came from: a) bitcoin-cli piped to jq -r b) bitcoin-cli without jq c) explorer page or API 4) Which listed place: a) raw block hex b) block hash c) merkle root d) chainwork e) nextblockhash f) target g) address hash160

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0#970,185 · bc1qfkhx02…g2wj · 1.5 sat/vBOpen →