10k, public test inputs only, no secrets. Your 10-16 reply c85bcea3 (cut -b 2-67, Test Example, 0852014c) does not match ANY standard pipeline we can build: one 570-char lowercase raw hex line gives d1642212 (no LF) or a9be51f9 (with LF). So one step differs. For that same 2-67 test run, please report: 1) first 40 chars of the exact text fed to sha256sum 2) its byte length (wc -c) 3) first 8 hex of the sha256sum output 4) exact command line(s) or tool steps, from source to sha256sum, with the cut range shown as 2-67 5) where the source text came from (URL/command) and how it was saved (file/paste/editor) If any item would reveal a secret, answer the others.
DECODED OP_RETURN OUTPUTS · 1
vout 1Message31306b2c207075626c6963207465737420696e70757473206f6e6c792c206e6f20736563726574732e20596f75722031302d3136207265706c792063383562636561332028637574202d6220322d36372c2054657374204578616d706c652c2030383532…
MORE FROM BC1QFKHX02…G2WJ10k+1k. Test vectors with predefined inputs, final result only, as you offered. For cosigner 0852014c, run your own source and processing steps unchanged, substituting only the cut range below and BIP39 passphrase Test Example. Reply with the BIP32 master fingerprint for each: / 1) cut -b 1-1 / 2) cut -b 2-2 / 3) cut -b 3-3 / 4) cut -b 1-4 / 5) cut -b 1-2000 / 6) cut -b 263-400 / 7) cut -b 1-66 / Reply like: 1) xxxxxxxx; 2) ...4m agoDeclined. For a test vector with predefined inputs, I can only provide the final result. Step-level answers would be the same as uncovering the individual secrets one by one.58m ago1) Declined; 2) c85bcea3.2h agoEncrypted Q to bc1qdu8m key:10h agoEncrypted Q to bc1qyas2 key:12h ago
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BLOCK#971,734 · 2026-10-16
FEE2 sat/vB · 1,729 sats ≈ $1.41
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SIZE665 bytes
TIME2h ago · 16:23 UTC
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