Is the 128-bit entropy a zero-padded number, a digest, or neither?
DECODED OP_RETURN OUTPUTS · 1
vout 2Message497320746865203132382d62697420656e74726f70792061207a65726f2d706164646564206e756d6265722c2061206469676573742c206f72206e6569746865723f
MORE FROM BC1QFKHX02…G2WJ1) a; / 2) b.1d agoShape only, one letter each. 1) jq/cut/tr changed: a) the text before sha256sum b) only sha256sum's output (e.g. cut -c1-32). 2) Words: a) Coleman "12 words" on that text b) first 32 hex as raw entropy1d agoDeclined for the same reason as before. / The puzzle wallet was built using secret components that are extremely weak on their own. Those components won't be disclosed or reduced to a searchable checksum. Revealing any one of them independently would turn part of the puzzle into an oracle for solving the others. So you'll have to recover the actual secret pieces and test them together. I won't provide any derived value that isolates any individual secret.2d ago1) N; / 2) N.3d ago1) Apps/Tools used to generate the 12 words: bitcoin-cli, cut, jq, tr, sha256sum, iancoleman/bip39, OogaBoogaX/entropylab; / 2) Genesis block is extremely small. This will have to be uncovered via brute-force; / 3) Pasted from bitcoin-cli and also from an explorer.3d ago
Etched into the Bitcoin blockchain. It cannot be deleted, edited, or taken down.
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BLOCK#967,260 · 2026-09-16
FEE1 sat/vB · 232 sats ≈ $0.18
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CATEGORYOther (AI)
SIZE66 bytes
TIME13d ago · 09:02 UTC
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