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Author Topic: The Legend of Satoshi Nakamato, FINAL STEP PUBLISHED.... 4.87 BTC GRAND PRIZE!  (Read 108446 times)
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September 04, 2014, 01:09:41 AM
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3471follow => 347-136-5569 => cannot be completed as dialed

Quote from: ytcoinartist
As far as the twitter option: @@@ looks more like addresses in a row? Why not just say "w@lk with me," if we were to look at twitter?

Well, we do know of three Twitter addresses...

Quote from: shorena
It will be different this time, but apparently I cant totaly stay away.
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Lets see if we get any notes within the blocks.

Smiley

Searching on 'never gonna' in the early blockchain reveals quite a bit of rickrolling. Perhaps that is what the image in the @N3v4Le7 is refering to in some way?

TX with video link
https://blockchain.info/pt/tx/5240df02a244f9d59c2e17fe234cd27a9221bb46d1238519079cf2859d33c885

TX with lyrics
https://blockchain.info/tx/d29c9c0e8e4d2a9790922af73f0b8d51f0bd4bb19940d9cf910ead8fbe85bc9b

"The third rickroll has the data encoded in a structured format, maybe from some music database. The data format is base-64 metadatabase-64 lyrics"
https://blockchain.info/tx/0b4efe49ea1454020c4d51a163a93f726a20cd75ad50bb9ed0f4623c141a8008

Rickrolling everywhere...
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September 04, 2014, 01:34:58 AM
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*clears schedule for the next 2 weeks™, pours a hefty glass of scotch and starts reading Rick Astley lyrics for clues.
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September 04, 2014, 02:11:31 AM
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Well well well-- seems that Coin Artist has gone dark on Twitter. A few hours ago @PO347 posted this: ". @coin_artist  She sits and waits, he lifts the gate. Goodbye, no stay.  It must be this way. #347"

Then Coin Artist put her Twitter account to sleep...  Same thing she did during the solving of her last ARG until the end.

So we can assume she is behind this new puzzle. Haha, good one, Y.T.!!
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September 04, 2014, 02:20:07 AM
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Send in the savants, anyone less will fail.

Saying that you don't trust someone because of their behavior is completely valid.
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September 04, 2014, 02:35:17 AM
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Here's an address that begins with 1foLLow: https://blockchain.info/address/1foLLowqCoVRDdaLY4syA8yo8kasLEmdK
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but it only has 0.00000001 BTC from 2011. It was given this BTC during a somewhat-odd looking transaction that went to a number of addresses with interesting early strings, e.g., 1BiShoPZnh9y5oHFxvGQR69ezHb5fZVdSV.
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September 04, 2014, 02:40:12 AM
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Here's an address that begins with 1foLLow: https://blockchain.info/address/1foLLowqCoVRDdaLY4syA8yo8kasLEmdK
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but it only has 0.00000001 BTC from 2011.

Great job, Mirth! We should watch it to see if there's any activity.

What block was it in?
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September 04, 2014, 02:56:55 AM
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Here's an address that begins with 1foLLow: https://blockchain.info/address/1foLLowqCoVRDdaLY4syA8yo8kasLEmdK
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but it only has 0.00000001 BTC from 2011.

Great job, Mirth! We should watch it to see if there's any activity.

What block was it in?

It's in block 136190: http://blockexplorer.com/block/000000000000062f5b02857af38c8afd0c3c84d75e35bc8a3ab1dca9913bd563

It looks like it was a destination address used by some kind of tipping app or something. If you follow the BTC senders through blockexplorer, the addresses are given some number of BTC which is then spread out in tiny amounts amongst a ton of addresses. Oddly, most of the addresses these BTC fractions were sent to were never actually used. So there's basically a tree that built out gobs of addresses with quasi-interesting names that have amounts like 0.000001 BTC in them. No idea if that's part of the puzzle but it's certainly curious.
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September 04, 2014, 03:00:16 AM
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Here's an address that begins with 1foLLow: https://blockchain.info/address/1foLLowqCoVRDdaLY4syA8yo8kasLEmdK
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but it only has 0.00000001 BTC from 2011.

Great job, Mirth! We should watch it to see if there's any activity.

What block was it in?

50138 (bytes)
Received Time   2011-07-14 04:45:00
Included In Blocks   136190 (2011-07-14 04:45:00 +0 minutes)

Is there a link which goes into other puzzles? This looks very interesting and would love to see other previous riddles to figure out the "style" so to speak.
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September 04, 2014, 03:07:57 AM
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Here's an article about Coin Artist's prior puzzle with an excellent walkthrough from Shorena: http://bitcoinmagazine.com/14850/coin_artists-latest-dark-wallet-puzzle-32-page-solution/
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September 04, 2014, 04:15:25 AM
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What kinda shenanigans are you guys up to in here?

http://stream1.gifsoup.com/view2/4009374/super-troopers-shenanigans-o.gif
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September 04, 2014, 04:29:48 AM
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Evil shenanigans!

Someone else with ink of one of the quotes: http://paigereiring.com/2014/06/27/in-the-silence-of-your-bones-and-eyes-forgotten-magic-sits-and-waits-for-fire/
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September 04, 2014, 04:50:24 AM
Last edit: September 04, 2014, 05:06:17 AM by rock_collector
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This is @PO347's twitter page: https://twitter.com/PO347

This is the source pic for his header, scroll down to find the quote: http://patrickdouglas.tumblr.com/post/53245843231/recycled-sunlight-pieces-by-robert-montgomery-in

Edit: sorry *his/her

--quote is from Robert Montgomery http://www.robertmontgomery.org/robertmontgomery.org/ROBERT_MONTGOMERY.html  See his page. Interesting artist...
http://www.robertmontgomery.org/robertmontgomery.org/15.html
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September 04, 2014, 12:08:52 PM
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https://blockchain.info/address/1FoLLowLTi93qmcJMtw7izh9RufBjtHUTg

Last tx received comes from https://blockchain.info/pt/address/1FoLLow3pd7y5Wvk2dWYqpH6YdaHTLcYmM:

Eye catching tx's from this address:

https://blockchain.info/pt/tx/aaff199e3cf5f17f8e5d6cd033b744d077ecb83da33c6a595ecf6a30b6eb4e8d
1FoLLowLTi93qmcJMtw7izh9RufBjtHUTg - (Não Gasto) 0.00001 BTC
1DMPDEHZdJgituMD2xTPThEnprR8NA5cHH - (Gasto) 0.00001 BTC
1WhitepBZkyVrMaTZQBEjZWZbgab1QzYD - (Não Gasto) 0.00001 BTC
1FRABBiTmyrSN7Wv95pkNhNt2DGEbxMW7P - (Não Gasto) 0.00001 BTC

So following the white rabbit...

https://blockchain.info/pt/tx/3a30ea334087825035d870f234d9704643b0add5034b68a68168c6ad74fa25c2
1WTR4BtM61k4NB52Zvdf79k4B7jiiepFC - (Não Gasto) 0.00001 BTC https://blockchain.info/pt/address/1WTR4BtM61k4NB52Zvdf79k4B7jiiepFC





Dont know if relevant, but also found:

https://blockchain.info/pt/tx/c6fea7519bb974853089122f1b119f8b8f20074ac0e7b6f77cf35287f0e98221
1beware7JwDi3jGN6y2EVG34FMKTxmhxx - (Não Gasto) 0.00001 BTC
1DMPDEHZdJgituMD2xTPThEnprR8NA5cHH - (Gasto) 0.00001 BTC
14t3oBiVCmmTFALSepkEiLZeTEfViYM4Ek - (Não Gasto) 0.00001 BTC
1satoshiXYenTixEmkUdqYFs7v4x3mCbe - (Não Gasto) 0.00001 BTC
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September 04, 2014, 03:53:32 PM
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One idea...

The OP depicts a blockchain with certain blocks "marked" with x's.  micaman has found a chain of transactions emanating from 1FoLLowLTi93qmcJMtw7izh9RufBjtHUTg.  Maybe the x's are clues for which transactions to follow in the transaction chain?
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September 04, 2014, 04:02:38 PM
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https://blockchain.info/address/1FoLLowLTi93qmcJMtw7izh9RufBjtHUTg

Last tx received comes from https://blockchain.info/pt/address/1FoLLow3pd7y5Wvk2dWYqpH6YdaHTLcYmM:

Eye catching tx's from this address:

https://blockchain.info/pt/tx/aaff199e3cf5f17f8e5d6cd033b744d077ecb83da33c6a595ecf6a30b6eb4e8d
1FoLLowLTi93qmcJMtw7izh9RufBjtHUTg - (Não Gasto) 0.00001 BTC
1DMPDEHZdJgituMD2xTPThEnprR8NA5cHH - (Gasto) 0.00001 BTC
1WhitepBZkyVrMaTZQBEjZWZbgab1QzYD - (Não Gasto) 0.00001 BTC
1FRABBiTmyrSN7Wv95pkNhNt2DGEbxMW7P - (Não Gasto) 0.00001 BTC

So following the white rabbit...

https://blockchain.info/pt/tx/3a30ea334087825035d870f234d9704643b0add5034b68a68168c6ad74fa25c2
1WTR4BtM61k4NB52Zvdf79k4B7jiiepFC - (Não Gasto) 0.00001 BTC https://blockchain.info/pt/address/1WTR4BtM61k4NB52Zvdf79k4B7jiiepFC





Dont know if relevant, but also found:

https://blockchain.info/pt/tx/c6fea7519bb974853089122f1b119f8b8f20074ac0e7b6f77cf35287f0e98221
1beware7JwDi3jGN6y2EVG34FMKTxmhxx - (Não Gasto) 0.00001 BTC
1DMPDEHZdJgituMD2xTPThEnprR8NA5cHH - (Gasto) 0.00001 BTC
14t3oBiVCmmTFALSepkEiLZeTEfViYM4Ek - (Não Gasto) 0.00001 BTC
1satoshiXYenTixEmkUdqYFs7v4x3mCbe - (Não Gasto) 0.00001 BTC

@TR3N47Y is posting screenshots of this post on Twitter. You're on the right track. I've been following the 1WTR4Bt... through the blockchain but nothing to share yet.

Beware the False Satoshi? hmmm....

Also, @PO347 now has a new profile pic with the words "if at first you don't succeed - call an airstrike"
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September 04, 2014, 05:06:09 PM
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"Call an airstrike?" Another Top Gun reference?
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September 04, 2014, 05:11:32 PM
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"Call an airstrike?" Another Top Gun reference?

no thats banksy




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September 04, 2014, 05:37:20 PM
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@PO347 has a Top Gun quote in her/his twitter bio...I'm just wondering if the "airstrike" quote is pointing back to that.
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September 04, 2014, 08:45:40 PM
Last edit: September 04, 2014, 10:26:30 PM by rock_collector
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https://blockchain.info/address/1FoLLowLTi93qmcJMtw7izh9RufBjtHUTg

Last tx received comes from https://blockchain.info/pt/address/1FoLLow3pd7y5Wvk2dWYqpH6YdaHTLcYmM:

Eye catching tx's from this address:

https://blockchain.info/pt/tx/aaff199e3cf5f17f8e5d6cd033b744d077ecb83da33c6a595ecf6a30b6eb4e8d
1FoLLowLTi93qmcJMtw7izh9RufBjtHUTg - (Não Gasto) 0.00001 BTC
1DMPDEHZdJgituMD2xTPThEnprR8NA5cHH - (Gasto) 0.00001 BTC
1WhitepBZkyVrMaTZQBEjZWZbgab1QzYD - (Não Gasto) 0.00001 BTC
1FRABBiTmyrSN7Wv95pkNhNt2DGEbxMW7P - (Não Gasto) 0.00001 BTC

So following the white rabbit...

https://blockchain.info/pt/tx/3a30ea334087825035d870f234d9704643b0add5034b68a68168c6ad74fa25c2
1WTR4BtM61k4NB52Zvdf79k4B7jiiepFC - (Não Gasto) 0.00001 BTC https://blockchain.info/pt/address/1WTR4BtM61k4NB52Zvdf79k4B7jiiepFC





Dont know if relevant, but also found:

https://blockchain.info/pt/tx/c6fea7519bb974853089122f1b119f8b8f20074ac0e7b6f77cf35287f0e98221
1beware7JwDi3jGN6y2EVG34FMKTxmhxx - (Não Gasto) 0.00001 BTC
1DMPDEHZdJgituMD2xTPThEnprR8NA5cHH - (Gasto) 0.00001 BTC
14t3oBiVCmmTFALSepkEiLZeTEfViYM4Ek - (Não Gasto) 0.00001 BTC
1satoshiXYenTixEmkUdqYFs7v4x3mCbe - (Não Gasto) 0.00001 BTC


Please feel free to tell me I'm crazy, but this is the path I've been on, thanks to this post by Micaman....

I followed the white rabbit (1WTR4BtM61k4NB52Zvdf79k4B7jiiepFC) through the blockchain and here's where it led

From 1FoLLow...
https://blockchain.info/tx/3a30ea334087825035d870f234d9704643b0add5034b68a68168c6ad74fa25c2  -->

https://blockchain.info/address/1WTR4BtM61k4NB52Zvdf79k4B7jiiepFC  
then click any recipient on the big list, doesn't matter which one, I picked one at random  -->

https://blockchain.info/address/13vs7FtkeaT4Qd3SWz2ZVJqVot1znzMRtv
scroll down to the mirror transaction, click the sending address  -->

https://blockchain.info/address/1LsGQV6DvhR1RuK9KX7GkLiGcQ7CEXrZN8
Aha, interesting binary transaction amounts.  We know from the last ARG puzzle that the OP communicated to us in binary through the bitcoin amounts  (for example, 0.00010001) (which was totally cool!) -->

https://blockchain.info/address/1TLSNYAx5P6Yjie3cF97fZh9U4B5UZ7PF
Aha 1 fat bitcoin! And another binary clue?  The last puzzle began by leading to an address with, I believe, 1 bitcoin (or was it more?).

Is this address the starting bitcoin bounty?

If the amounts are clues, I have no idea how to convert them.... That's out of my league.

________

More: look more closely at the 1FoLLow page with the "Follow the white rabbit" clues embedded in the inputs. The full message reads: 

Follow the white rabbit
Beware the false satoshi
Lost in the white noise

[ https://blockchain.info/address/1FoLLow3pd7y5Wvk2dWYqpH6YdaHTLcYmM ]
 

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September 05, 2014, 01:57:07 AM
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Possibly interesting series of addresses that gave BTC 1FoLLow3pd7y5Wvk2dWYqpH6YdaHTLcYmM on 8/4. They also gave money to the next public address in the series, bringing all their values to zero.

168TCxCbhQp3u4ufE2TKeCuawiYmcYDThy -- sends 0.00004 to 1FoLLow3pd7y5Wvk2dWYqpH6YdaHTLcYmM
1HRQsC4M59sx5VdkheVeCgSLkbfcYjBehe -- sends 0.00014 to 1FoLLow3pd7y5Wvk2dWYqpH6YdaHTLcYmM
12eECVqNbcsULkKGuPcgQEdsfaNkvN1Nkb -- sends 0.00029 to 1FoLLow3pd7y5Wvk2dWYqpH6YdaHTLcYmM
1GKM8cqpWGrWMKUsZhw87LvjUB6Y52Qmuf -- sends 0.00011 to 1FoLLow3pd7y5Wvk2dWYqpH6YdaHTLcYmM
1JTSmmt6DiNhuKHCkqUYPau1VTFevEu3sC -- sends 0.00011 to 1FoLLow3pd7y5Wvk2dWYqpH6YdaHTLcYmM

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