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Re: Ok, here's a 1BTC puzzle.
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BearCorsar
on 22/08/2019, 09:25:16 UTC
The answer has nothing to do with the question! The question was WHY and not HOW ....
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Re: Ok, here's a 1BTC puzzle.
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BearCorsar
on 19/08/2019, 04:41:47 UTC
I think The Question Is't about amount/// Because Satoshi Don't answer for this question clearly , and from this , or this person is Satoshi ))) or He or She think Them Answer on this question....
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Re: Ok, here's a 1BTC puzzle.
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BearCorsar
on 19/07/2019, 05:04:22 UTC
Variations on this topic are very, very much, if you wrestle ... an average of 18 words gives you about 1764322560 possible options ...
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Re: Ok, here's a 1BTC puzzle.
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BearCorsar
on 18/07/2019, 11:50:51 UTC
Obviously she isn't him, but

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
S A T O S H I N A  K  A  M  O  T  O

8 2 3 9 1 6 11 4 14 13 12 15 5 10 7
N A T A S H  A O  T  O  M  O S  K I


who do you all think is she anyways?

Why Not?   
if we take into account that dividing into the Name itself, we get something like this .... Satoshi - Naka-Moto
Where Moto is the feminine gender, and the female name is ... Naka is a Surname. A Satoshi Description ....
This is one of the possible decompositions .... There are a lot of them. so exclude that he can be and she! if we are talking about one person is not right!
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Re: Ok, here's a 1BTC puzzle.
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BearCorsar
on 06/07/2019, 13:55:20 UTC
In general, so, there is some kind of healthy logic! all that is connected with this riddle. a ton of information. which I read and rechecked in 2 weeks! on different topics! It is not even clear how a private key is obtained. and each of the probable answers has to be transferred through different systems and thus you get a different key, respectively !!! Not very informative (Given) this question! Abstract! 8 words 32 characters without special ... the digit is not a special character but it is not specified that it can be used! Generally from where do I know that this is not just the author’s backup wallet, from where he will withdraw this amount on a rainy day. Does a private key have any relation to the task at all? )))) Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin Huh

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Re: Ok, here's a 1BTC puzzle.
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BearCorsar
on 30/06/2019, 17:20:27 UTC
I think Every Shot will be in the dark if we don't get how get privat key from our ideas! whe you will find something how you check it on correct ? 
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Re: Ok, here's a 1BTC puzzle.
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BearCorsar
on 30/06/2019, 15:00:48 UTC
Why 32 character? PK has 30 's long  Huh Huh Huh It seems we need only answer contain words and some like brain wallet////  Undecided Undecided
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Re: Ok, here's a 1BTC puzzle.
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BearCorsar
on 30/06/2019, 08:00:30 UTC
Is it this correct manipulation with words to get Privat Key?  ( Because i get different key when use it)

P.s Apologise to Author of this code.



# importing binascii to be able to convert hexadecimal strings to binary data
import binascii
#private_key_static = "0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000002"
private_key_static = binascii.hexlify("Your words hire".encode())
print (private_key_static.decode())
# Step 1: here we have the private key
private_key_static = "29a59e66fe370e901174a1b8296d31998da5588c7e0dba860f11d65a3adf2736"
# Step 2: let's add 80 in front of it
extended_key = "80"+private_key_static
# Step 3: first SHA-256
first_sha256 = hashlib.sha256(binascii.unhexlify(extended_key)).hexdigest()
# Step 4: second SHA-256
second_sha256 = hashlib.sha256(binascii.unhexlify(first_sha256)).hexdigest()
# Step 5-6: add checksum to end of extended key
final_key = extended_key+second_sha256[:8]
# Step 7: finally the Wallet Import Format is the base 58 encode of final_key
WIF = base58.b58encode(binascii.unhexlify(final_key))
print (WIF)


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Re: Ok, here's a 1BTC puzzle.
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BearCorsar
on 29/06/2019, 21:37:01 UTC
Good Time All. My question is How to determine what I bring private key in the right way. I use several generators and they give me the same result when translating just the words into the key and when translating the hash of the same words. but when I use the python data here he gives me another key about both cases. So there are different ways to get a private key. all these ways give the result of public address. Although they all end up coded with 256 encoding

Thank you