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Title: Satoshi's Key? Post by: watashi-kokoto on December 25, 2015, 06:57:19 PM Transaction 98b3338d3177c2c8ac4c062c9008a4fb5c4b9bd5c4bcabda0ab54b3204ecb288
It contains some unsettling message. Could Satoshi be behind this? How can we contact him? His email apparently has been hacked. Title: Re: Satoshi's Key? Post by: unamis76 on December 25, 2015, 06:59:31 PM What is "Satoshi Hash Tube P Key" supposed to be?
Title: Re: Satoshi's Key? Post by: helloeverybody on December 25, 2015, 07:03:34 PM Quote Unable to decode output address What does that mean? Apart from the obvious. Title: Re: Satoshi's Key? Post by: tarsua on December 25, 2015, 07:05:34 PM its a game like thing, if you are good enough you can actually claim the bitcoins sent, this has happened a few times before
Title: Re: Satoshi's Key? Post by: saturn643 on December 25, 2015, 07:08:19 PM Quote Unable to decode output address What does that mean? Apart from the obvious. Title: Re: Satoshi's Key? Post by: unamis76 on December 25, 2015, 09:00:13 PM Quote Unable to decode output address What does that mean? Apart from the obvious. Well, it also says "Satoshi Nakamoto Hash Tube PKey" on the Output script, and some gibberish after that... its a game like thing, if you are good enough you can actually claim the bitcoins sent, this has happened a few times before How is this game supposed to be played? :D Title: Re: Satoshi's Key? Post by: eternalgloom on December 25, 2015, 09:03:13 PM Quote Unable to decode output address What does that mean? Apart from the obvious. Here's a link to the transaction btw: https://blockchain.info/tx/98b3338d3177c2c8ac4c062c9008a4fb5c4b9bd5c4bcabda0ab54b3204ecb288 (https://blockchain.info/tx/98b3338d3177c2c8ac4c062c9008a4fb5c4b9bd5c4bcabda0ab54b3204ecb288) Title: Re: Satoshi's Key? Post by: mixan on December 25, 2015, 09:08:47 PM Quote Unable to decode output address What does that mean? Apart from the obvious. Here's a link to the transaction btw: https://blockchain.info/tx/98b3338d3177c2c8ac4c062c9008a4fb5c4b9bd5c4bcabda0ab54b3204ecb288 (https://blockchain.info/tx/98b3338d3177c2c8ac4c062c9008a4fb5c4b9bd5c4bcabda0ab54b3204ecb288) there is nothing there. and the receive time is dec 25, 2015. This doesn't make any sense. What is the amount of btc that someone says you can claim if you decode it? Title: Re: Satoshi's Key? Post by: biggus dickus on December 25, 2015, 09:28:27 PM Quote Unable to decode output address What does that mean? Apart from the obvious. Here's a link to the transaction btw: https://blockchain.info/tx/98b3338d3177c2c8ac4c062c9008a4fb5c4b9bd5c4bcabda0ab54b3204ecb288 (https://blockchain.info/tx/98b3338d3177c2c8ac4c062c9008a4fb5c4b9bd5c4bcabda0ab54b3204ecb288) there is nothing there. and the receive time is dec 25, 2015. This doesn't make any sense. What is the amount of btc that someone says you can claim if you decode it? It's a Null Data Transaction, which means there's no way to claim any Bitcoins from it. You pay a small fee to embed some data in the blockchain, but you can't add a signature script that allows an output to be spent. Null Data Transactions are allowed but discouraged. https://bitcoin.org/en/developer-guide#standard-transactions Quote Null data pubkey scripts let you add a small amount of arbitrary data to the block chain in exchange for paying a transaction fee, but doing so is discouraged. (Null data is a standard pubkey script type only because some people were adding data to the block chain in more harmful ways.) Code: Pubkey Script: OP_RETURN <0 to 40 bytes of data> Title: Re: Satoshi's Key? Post by: franky1 on December 25, 2015, 10:06:59 PM the origin funds are from 2015.. not 2009.. so relax people it has nothing to do with 'satoshi' and is purely some weird game a person is playing..
Title: Re: Satoshi's Key? Post by: lolgato on December 25, 2015, 10:24:33 PM Its not from satoshi if it if then wow but chances are it's not :-\
Title: Re: Satoshi's Key? Post by: morantis on December 25, 2015, 11:05:40 PM Just someone playing games. Most of what people said above is true when it comes to the mechanics. You can create a placeholder transaction for the fee and fill it with ever it is that you want as long as it is within the size of the code block. Nothing but a game and that does not mean that you can win or get anything, just someone playing games.
Title: Re: Satoshi's Key? Post by: Sir_lagsalot on December 25, 2015, 11:26:26 PM It's just someone being a dick. These funds are fairly new, not from back in 2009.
This is an example of a troll. the origin funds are from 2015.. not 2009.. so relax people it has nothing to do with 'satoshi' and is purely some weird game a person is playing.. Why 0BTC spendable? Never seen 0 Bitcoins sent in this way. I come believe this really must have been Satoshi. This is because it wasn't technically a transaction. He broadcasted a transaction which had a legitimate input, but a stuffed up output. It's also an OP_RETURN output, so all outgoing funds besides the fees return to the sender. It's just another way to put a message into the blockchain. You can't attack the blockchain though, as the tx takes up no space. |