RushWallet 2 Bitcoin Puzzle

[mmortal03]

couldn't find their Instagram...

http://instagram.com/krypto_kit

The post was:

http://instagram.com/p/ts_ibmsHwT/?modal=true

with the clue: #dmitri #loves #to ... and #bitcoin #decentral

(In other words, dmitri loves to <blank> and bitcoin decentral)

The gif linked to from their facebook and reddit accounts mentions alpaca socks, originally mentioned in the "What is Bitcoin" video, here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Um63OQz3bjo

Which relates to the August 9th (9 Youtube 7) video on an account called "What is Bitcoin", about RushWallet first being released: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=onsou3I-V8E

All this said, I STILL don't know what #13 was.

Edit: And, btw, this doesn't seem to pull up the same brainwallet. Am I typing it incorrectly?: https://rushwallet.com/#Today i bought purple alpaca socks and sandals with bitco1n

Edit 2: Given that MDExMTAxMDEgMDExMTAwMTEgMDExMDAxMDEg isn't in a regular bitcoin address format, it would seem to be the clue...

[mmortal03]

The twitter post actually posts a link to this thread, lol, so get ready for more people here.

It also gives a clue, with each letter of the word "are" enclosed in a circle. i.e. ⓐⓡⓔ

https://twitter.com/KryptoKit/status/518128581973508096

Potentially a reference to the Bitcoin symbol being "enclosed in a circle" on the coins throughout the video?

[mezmerizer9]

someone claimed it. Anyone got the passphrase?

[Injust]

someone claimed it. Anyone got the passphrase?

Yes I know what the passphrase is.

...Want to share it?

[feedo]

what was the phrase
i missed the clue 

[rayhan]

what was the phrase
i missed the clue 

nah ,, what it the phrase?
 with clue

9e]IW8lnJN;J[88U316;JA!c:,>1Q9LViK;Jnrr;e+2A5m&]:24`D9/(-@=>3p(9km[F9m UnV9JCQC<,?Js;gE:=:fTe8A6)E>:2*.=<^g.K>"2XO;,pL`6r@lA:If2E;gE::<-i2'@73C q9PS3!=$q%F9iP:_=_]fJ:2+B]9NXo"9mL5':fLt=>'a=1=Apqd9h0/4@mj1<<(9b=[P&e@ r+Iu;-.OY:O+oW9e^*&?Q#6Ypsm=D^r7<RZ,<e3^v9n3i^< p=""> 

 

[mezmerizer9]

what was the phrase
i missed the clue 

nah ,, what it the phrase?
 with clue

9e]IW8lnJN;J[88U316;JA!c:,>1Q9LViK;Jnrr;e+2A5m&]:24`D9/(-@=>3p(9km[F9m UnV9JCQC<,?Js;gE:=:fTe8A6)E>:2*.=<^g.K>"2XO;,pL`6r@lA:If2E;gE::<-i2'@73C q9PS3!=$q%F9iP:_=_]fJ:2+B]9NXo"9mL5':fLt=>'a=1=Apqd9h0/4@mj1<<(9b=[P&e@ r+Iu;-.OY:O+oW9e^*&?Q#6Ypsm=D^r7<RZ,<e3^v9n3i^< p=""> 

 

What's that? #13 is unclaimed now. What's going on?

[mezmerizer9]

I feel like these phrases have nothing to do with the video...

[mmortal03]

Code:

9e]IW8lnJN;J[88U316;JA!c:,>1Q9LViK;Jnrr;e+2A5m&]:24`D9/(-@=>3p(9km[F9m UnV9JCQC<,?Js;gE:=:fTe8A6)E>:2*.=<^g.K>"2XO;,pL`6r@lA:If2E;gE::<-i2'@73C q9PS3!=$q%F9iP:_=_]fJ:2+B]9NXo"9mL5':fLt=>'a=1=Apqd9h0/4@mj1<<(9b=[P&e@ r+Iu;-.OY:O+oW9e^*&?Q#6Ypsm=D^r7<RZ,<e3^v9n3i^< p="">

Yeah, so, that looks to have been produced with some sort of character substitution or Caesar/shift cipher. It could be a keyboard transposition cipher of some kind, given that there is the noisy keyboard storyline in the video.

I did some elementary frequency analysis on the characters used, but couldn't find a Caesar shift amount using ASCII that lined it up. It must be a more random substitution cipher of some sort, or a slightly reduced ASCII character set for the shift. I'm just about fed up with this whole contest, lol. I've gotten close but haven't won ANY of them!  

[mmortal03]

what was the phrase
i missed the clue 

nah ,, what it the phrase?
 with clue

9e]IW8lnJN;J[88U316;JA!c:,>1Q9LViK;Jnrr;e+2A5m&]:24`D9/(-@=>3p(9km[F9m UnV9JCQC<,?Js;gE:=:fTe8A6)E>:2*.=<^g.K>"2XO;,pL`6r@lA:If2E;gE::<-i2'@73C q9PS3!=$q%F9iP:_=_]fJ:2+B]9NXo"9mL5':fLt=>'a=1=Apqd9h0/4@mj1<<(9b=[P&e@ r+Iu;-.OY:O+oW9e^*&?Q#6Ypsm=D^r7<RZ,<e3^v9n3i^< p=""> 

 

What's that? #13 is unclaimed now. What's going on?

It looks like it's just something weird with that third transaction at that address causing their contest code to act up: https://blockchain.info/address/1GwQ9ik3PH6g4BzwShFdwf2AEhUyfQVBpn

[bajing]

i guess just a need a little time for open wallet number 30

[Muhammed Zakir]

Anything anybody can do?

Frequency Test!



Frequency Test(II)



  ~~MZ~~

[mmortal03]

Anything anybody can do?

Frequency Test!



Frequency Test(II)



  ~~MZ~~

You've got to count the symbols as individual letters, too, I think. This one does that: http://www.characterfrequencyanalyzer.com/english/

Usually, the spaces would be the most frequent character, but it doesn't seem like it should start out with a space (9). Anyway, they might have removed the spaces, or it's a more complex type of encryption.

[dalek]

Code:

9e]IW8lnJN;J[88U316;JA!c:,>1Q9LViK;Jnrr;e+2A5m&]:24`D9/(-@=>3p(9km[F9m UnV9JCQC<,?Js;gE:=:fTe8A6)E>:2*.=<^g.K>"2XO;,pL`6r@lA:If2E;gE::<-i2'@73C q9PS3!=$q%F9iP:_=_]fJ:2+B]9NXo"9mL5':fLt=>'a=1=Apqd9h0/4@mj1<<(9b=[P&e@ r+Iu;-.OY:O+oW9e^*&?Q#6Ypsm=D^r7<RZ,<e3^v9n3i^< p="">

Yeah, so, that looks to have been produced with some sort of character substitution or Caesar/shift cipher. It could be a keyboard transposition cipher of some kind, given that there is the noisy keyboard storyline in the video.

I did some elementary frequency analysis on the characters used, but couldn't find a Caesar shift amount using ASCII that lined it up. It must be a more random substitution cipher of some sort, or a slightly reduced ASCII character set for the shift. I'm just about fed up with this whole contest, lol. I've gotten close but haven't won ANY of them!  

It could also be a baseX encoding, where X >= 83, since there are 83 unique characters.

[MrJointure]

Besides the messed up clue from last, has anyone gotten anything from Satoshi's Paper that Dmitri is holding in the vid? Did see it in a given post so just checking.

[MrJointure]

Hmmm... I thought someone solved the #13, it is showing up on mine as still active.

[MrJointure]

Lol

[dalek]

Hmmm... I thought someone solved the #13, it is showing up on mine as still active.

A blockchain spammer sent the address for #13 a single satoshi.

[rapport]

I do wonder such things like Base64decode being able to help out in here at all as they used in one of the last clues:

44 6d 69 74 72 69 20 68 65 72 65 2c 20 77 61 74 63 68 20 74 68 65 20 76 69 64 65 6f 20 61 67 61 69 6e 2c 20 61 6e 64 20 70 61 79 20 61 74 74 65 6e 74 69 6f 6e 20 74 6f 20 65 76 65 72 79 74 68 69 6e 67 20 79 6f 75 20 72 65 61 64 2e 20

=

Dmitri here, watch the video again, and pay attention to everything you read.

If they did.... where would it be used. lol.

So the very first thing written is: My name is Dmitri
For fun, here's some anagrams in case anyone finds something: http://wordsmith.org/anagram/anagram.cgi?anagram=my+name+is+dmitri&t=1000&a=n

[rapport]

http://kryptokit.com/newsletter/rushwallet-contest-clue-542/

Thanks, what sort of encryption is this

9e]IW8lnJN;J[88U316;JA!c:,>1Q9LViK;Jnrr;e+2A5m&]:24`D9/(-@=>3p(9km[F9m UnV9JCQC<,?Js;gE:=:fTe8A6)E>:2*.=<^g.K>"2XO;,pL`6r@lA:If2E;gE::<-i2'@73C q9PS3!=$q%F9iP:_=_]fJ:2+B]9NXo"9mL5':fLt=>'a=1=Apqd9h0/4@mj1<<(9b=[P&e@ r+Iu;-.OY:O+oW9e^*&?Q#6Ypsm=D^r7<RZ,<e3^v9n3i^< p="">

ok, I've been looking a bit and where did that long 9e]IW8lnJN;J[88U316;JA!c:,...  come from?