1BTC - Bitcoin Treasure Hunt - Can you crack the code? [competition now closed]

[The Young Turk]

is it Greta Point, Wellington, New Zealand ?
http://seawifs.gsfc.nasa.gov/OCEAN_PLANET/SQUID/journal.22Feb1999.html

[Racey]

One last thought, before I go to bed, ZZZzzs

University of California, Los Angeles.

don't worry it seems the question will still be unsanswered when you wake up - fingers crossed hey

I was also going to say Mesopotamia= Abacus=  Mechanism.

[Wendigo]

Graceland, Memphis, Tennessee, U.S.

[jackringer]

Prague ?

[steveturk]

Prague ?

Why Praque?

[Wendigo]

I am reading some far-fetched theories about yellow submarines 

Berlin, Germany where Hitler died

[steveturk]

I am reading some far-fetched theories about yellow submarines 

Berlin, Germany where Hitler died

Cracking answer, I am sorry this answer doesn't hack it either. It's actually the complete opposite.

[micaman]

Heinz Edelmann's birthplace Ústí nad Labem, formerly known by its German name Aussig, a city of the Czech Republic

[jackringer]

Prague ?

Why Praque?

İf correct answer then i will answer it but probably not

[steveturk]

Prague ?

Why Praque?

İf correct answer then i will answer it but probably not

No problem. FYI. All the wrong answers are updated in the 1st post of this thread. Sorry Prague is incorrect

[The Young Turk]

Coney Island maybe?
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/09/nyregion/09submarine.html?ex=1352350800&en=b2a455f912d2cf2c&ei=5124&partner=permalink&exprod=permalink&_r=0

probably not because of usa.

[steveturk]

Coney Island maybe?
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/11/09/nyregion/09submarine.html?ex=1352350800&en=b2a455f912d2cf2c&ei=5124&partner=permalink&exprod=permalink&_r=0

probably not because of usa.

"this Quester" is in the wrong quest....

[ndnh]

Père Lachaise Cemetery ?

[ndnh]

can NewLanark be the answer to the 9 digit password?

[Bardman]

Wait, what happens when you discover all 3 locations?

[The Young Turk]

Wait, what happens when you discover all 3 locations?

total 3 image will be published and we'll find 9 char password from those images to open the vault which has 1 BTC prize.

[ndnh]

So we got 'ca   cb' till now?
I think the 2nd image will give 3 characters.
I am assuming it is read clockwise of course.

So we will get something like: ca___cb

and using this: http://www.binaryhexconverter.com/hex-to-decimal-converter we will be able to get a 9 digit pass code.

1:


A and C appears pressed in this image.
Clockwise it is CA


3:




C and B appears pressed in the image.



Edit: To see this clearly, Right click and open in new tab both images and simply switch tabs quickly while looking at the coin. You will see the difference.

[The Young Turk]

@ndnhc  I think 2nd image is releated to the exchanges name which is 5 chars.

 So My guess is CATGBEXCB

I've already told  "BCTGBEXAC" (whose first and last 2 letters were found by your way).

[Exmortem]

So we got 'ca   cb' till now?
I think the 2nd image will give 3 characters.
I am assuming it is read clockwise of course.

So we will get something like: ca___cb

and using this: http://www.binaryhexconverter.com/hex-to-decimal-converter we will be able to get a 9 digit pass code.

1:
http://i59.tinypic.com/1zpo1p4.png

A and C appears pressed in this image.
Clockwise it is CA


3:
http://i58.tinypic.com/ogyi3l.png



C and B appears pressed in the image.



Edit: To see this clearly, Right click and open in new tab both images and simply switch tabs quickly while looking at the coin. You will see the difference.

Good Eye!!! I wonder what the 100 means on the top right corner.

[ndnh]

@ndnhc  I think 2nd image is releated to the exchanges name which is 5 chars.

 So My guess is CATGBEXCB

I've already told  "BCTGBEXAC" (whose first and last 2 letters were found by your way).

My observation is that two already known images have given just 2 letters each.
It is more likely that the clue will have around 6 letters. That is the second image will give around 2 letters.

Since all the letters known till now are a. b or c, which could be hexadecimal digits.

I think the second image will reveal 3 characters, and when we convert it to decimal we will get a 9 digit code. all numbers.