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Re: The Legend of Satoshi Nakamato, FINAL STEP PUBLISHED.... 4.87 BTC GRAND PRIZE!
by
feedo
on 04/02/2018, 16:07:38 UTC
@ytcoinartist
could you please give us a clear answer to this post  #1434? why that happened?!
but seems that telling the Truth hurt!
Don't forget that the word "Truth" is included in the key.
Be Truthful to those solvers and say the Truth.

  • 1FLAMEN6 - means nothing
  • Phoenix, dove, knight, queen - nothing
  • Chess board - nothing
  • Leaves - NOTHING!
  • Weird flames - nothing
  • Mirrored bits - nothing
  • Tweets from coinartist - nothing
  • Spirals - mostly nothing (small indication of order)
  • Poem by coinartist - nothing
  • Blue squares - nothing
  • Flames on chess board - nothing
  • Phoenix spikes - nothing
  • Dove tail - nothing
  • Weird queen bottom - nothing
  • Melting queen - nothing

After i read the final solution.. i was shocked.. Was that really that easy?

I can't believe how i went wrong.. I was more than sure that the key is to find a right chess game which was visualized by the image.

I found game between Henry Edward Bird vs Joseph Henry Blackburne from 1886

And all suggested that it is it!

  • The first player was called Bird
  • The second player was called Blackburne
  • The game was started with Bird Opening
  • The game is quite famous and it has a dedicated name "Bird without a Nest" - there is no nest in the picture
  • The game has 17 moves - number of leaves in the picture
  • The key move in the game was to capture White Bishop with the Black Knight - the same as in the picture
  • The above capture was taken on F2 squere - exactly as in the picture
  • The final move in the game includes chess motive called Phoenix Attack
  • Leaves suggested knight moves (L shape)

And please tell me, that it is nothing about this game Smiley ...

If i could improve the puzzle, i would encrypt information about how to assign bits value e.g. outer collor yellow = 0, skinny = 0, somewhere in the image, so that this solution wasn't only about a pure luck and juggling with countless permutation.