Topic: Bitcoin puzzle gift (Read 509 times)
An interesting riddle,but I don't quite understand what should I find?Private key?If this artist continues to paint with riddles then maybe I will visit Paris.
I wish the person who solved the puzzle will come forward and share how he solved it. There are lots of bitcoin puzzle lately, maybe the trick he used can be used on other bitcoin puzzles as well.
I also wish to can go in Paris and try to see if i can solve the puzzle. But i want to ask, is there a new puzzle? As i know the old puzzle has been solved.
Is it another reason to visit a Paris? 
And I'm really interested how does the code looks like.
And I'm really interested how does the code looks like.If you have the time, and if you could afford it, then why not? I personally would definitely go if only I could afford it, just to admire his art. Pascal Boyart has been creating some fine art for some time already I think, and what's better is, some are bitcoin related! Just so if you don't know, he's also the one who made the portraits made of dollar bills(Szabo, Dorian, Finney):
You can check out his portfolio here: https://www.pboy-art.com/galerie
I read this news somewhere online and I admire the gift that Pascal Boyart's hands in creating art beyond compare. And what is amazing is that he is a great and popular cryptocurrency supporter. How I wish I can be at Paris tomorrow so that I can personally enjoy his works and maybe take a chance to decode the bitcoin too.
Paintings are pretty good, but can't find the code just by looking at the picture and it's impossible for someone outside his country to go to Paris just to guess the puzzle. This painting has a very large size and of course it is very difficult to find the code, especially if the code is broken up with a considerable distance would be very difficult.
But I congratulate @alistairmilne for succeeding in solving this puzzle, and for the future I hope there will be a puzzle like this but in the form of digital because bitcoin users don't only exist in Paris.
https://twitter.com/pascalboyart/status/1084431699889524737
But I congratulate @alistairmilne for succeeding in solving this puzzle, and for the future I hope there will be a puzzle like this but in the form of digital because bitcoin users don't only exist in Paris.
https://twitter.com/pascalboyart/status/1084431699889524737
This is a secret from the prize game. I wanted to participate, if I was lucky to be able to solve the mystery of the code. Good luck.
I wonder if there are people here who visited Paris because of this. tell me if there is.
Yesterday a French artist Pascal Boyard made an interesting announcement in his Twitter - https://twitter.com/pascalboyart/status/1082082762180513793
He painted a frescoe in Paris with a 0,26btc ($1000) puzzle in it. He will send these money to the first person who will pass the quest and find the code.
He also says that it's possible to do only standing in front of the drawing, but he added an HD picture to his tweet as he doesn't tell where to find it exactly.
Is it another reason to visit a Paris? And I'm really interested how does the code looks like.
Same thing again and again. I saw some quest or riddle in the internet, tryin to solve it and fail, all the time. He painted a frescoe in Paris with a 0,26btc ($1000) puzzle in it. He will send these money to the first person who will pass the quest and find the code.
He also says that it's possible to do only standing in front of the drawing, but he added an HD picture to his tweet as he doesn't tell where to find it exactly.
Is it another reason to visit a Paris?
And I'm really interested how does the code looks like.Can you please share some as it's interesting to see how do they look like?
As this painting was the first time when I've heard about such riddles.
It seems that some people do not know how to use Google at all
))))Yesterday a French artist Pascal Boyard made an interesting announcement in his Twitter - https://twitter.com/pascalboyart/status/1082082762180513793
He painted a frescoe in Paris with a 0,26btc ($1000) puzzle in it. He will send these money to the first person who will pass the quest and find the code.
He also says that it's possible to do only standing in front of the drawing, but he added an HD picture to his tweet as he doesn't tell where to find it exactly.
Is it another reason to visit a Paris? And I'm really interested how does the code looks like.
Same thing again and again. I saw some quest or riddle in the internet, tryin to solve it and fail, all the time. He painted a frescoe in Paris with a 0,26btc ($1000) puzzle in it. He will send these money to the first person who will pass the quest and find the code.
He also says that it's possible to do only standing in front of the drawing, but he added an HD picture to his tweet as he doesn't tell where to find it exactly.
Is it another reason to visit a Paris?
And I'm really interested how does the code looks like.Can you please share some as it's interesting to see how do they look like?
As this painting was the first time when I've heard about such riddles.
It seems that some people do not know how to use Google at all
))))Yesterday a French artist Pascal Boyard made an interesting announcement in his Twitter - https://twitter.com/pascalboyart/status/1082082762180513793
He painted a frescoe in Paris with a 0,26btc ($1000) puzzle in it. He will send these money to the first person who will pass the quest and find the code.
He also says that it's possible to do only standing in front of the drawing, but he added an HD picture to his tweet as he doesn't tell where to find it exactly.
Is it another reason to visit a Paris? And I'm really interested how does the code looks like.
Same thing again and again. I saw some quest or riddle in the internet, tryin to solve it and fail, all the time. He painted a frescoe in Paris with a 0,26btc ($1000) puzzle in it. He will send these money to the first person who will pass the quest and find the code.
He also says that it's possible to do only standing in front of the drawing, but he added an HD picture to his tweet as he doesn't tell where to find it exactly.
Is it another reason to visit a Paris?
And I'm really interested how does the code looks like.Can you please share some as it's interesting to see how do they look like?
As this painting was the first time when I've heard about such riddles.
It seems that some people do not know how to use Google at all
)))) Yesterday a French artist Pascal Boyard made an interesting announcement in his Twitter - https://twitter.com/pascalboyart/status/1082082762180513793
He painted a frescoe in Paris with a 0,26btc ($1000) puzzle in it. He will send these money to the first person who will pass the quest and find the code.
He also says that it's possible to do only standing in front of the drawing, but he added an HD picture to his tweet as he doesn't tell where to find it exactly.
Is it another reason to visit a Paris? And I'm really interested how does the code looks like.
Same thing again and again. I saw some quest or riddle in the internet, tryin to solve it and fail, all the time. He painted a frescoe in Paris with a 0,26btc ($1000) puzzle in it. He will send these money to the first person who will pass the quest and find the code.
He also says that it's possible to do only standing in front of the drawing, but he added an HD picture to his tweet as he doesn't tell where to find it exactly.
Is it another reason to visit a Paris?
And I'm really interested how does the code looks like.Can you please share some as it's interesting to see how do they look like?
As this painting was the first time when I've heard about such riddles.
Yesterday a French artist Pascal Boyard made an interesting announcement in his Twitter - https://twitter.com/pascalboyart/status/1082082762180513793
He painted a frescoe in Paris with a 0,26btc ($1000) puzzle in it. He will send these money to the first person who will pass the quest and find the code.
He also says that it's possible to do only standing in front of the drawing, but he added an HD picture to his tweet as he doesn't tell where to find it exactly.
Is it another reason to visit a Paris? And I'm really interested how does the code looks like.
Same thing again and again. I saw some quest or riddle in the internet, tryin to solve it and fail, all the time. He painted a frescoe in Paris with a 0,26btc ($1000) puzzle in it. He will send these money to the first person who will pass the quest and find the code.
He also says that it's possible to do only standing in front of the drawing, but he added an HD picture to his tweet as he doesn't tell where to find it exactly.
Is it another reason to visit a Paris?
And I'm really interested how does the code looks like.
An easy way to be able to promote again about bitcoin, of course with this step many are trying to crack the code and get prizes. It's really unexpected, interesting work. And get a quick and final response to finding incredible codes and prizes.
https://bitcoinist.com/1000-bitcoin-puzzle-hidden-in-paris-street-mural-now-solved/ <--- It is solved.
What I like about this painting is the fact that it is capturing the current revolutionary atmosphere in Paris at the moment and that it fits nicely into the goals of most Bitcoiners. 
We need more paintings like this being funded by the community, to draw people's attention to Bitcoin.
What I like about this painting is the fact that it is capturing the current revolutionary atmosphere in Paris at the moment and that it fits nicely into the goals of most Bitcoiners.
We need more paintings like this being funded by the community, to draw people's attention to Bitcoin.
So many bitcoin puzzle nowadays. This is one thing that will make bitcoin more exciting.
And someone just solved it. Wow, I wonder how they solve these kinds of puzzles. Anyone who can give some start up?
And someone just solved it. Wow, I wonder how they solve these kinds of puzzles. Anyone who can give some start up?
Yesterday a French artist Pascal Boyard made an interesting announcement in his Twitter - https://twitter.com/pascalboyart/status/1082082762180513793
He painted a frescoe in Paris with a 0,26btc ($1000) puzzle in it. He will send these money to the first person who will pass the quest and find the code.
He also says that it's possible to do only standing in front of the drawing, but he added an HD picture to his tweet as he doesn't tell where to find it exactly.
Is it another reason to visit a Paris? And I'm really interested how does the code looks like.
He painted a frescoe in Paris with a 0,26btc ($1000) puzzle in it. He will send these money to the first person who will pass the quest and find the code.
He also says that it's possible to do only standing in front of the drawing, but he added an HD picture to his tweet as he doesn't tell where to find it exactly.
Is it another reason to visit a Paris?
And I'm really interested how does the code looks like.Very exciting activity. Aside from making money, it would be incredible to visit a city like Paris.
However, I couldn't quite understand the event that needs to be solved ...
Do we need to access private key via this image?
Edit: Someone has just solved...
https://twitter.com/pascalboyart/status/1084431699889524737
the funds have been moved from that addresse today, someone solved that puzzle,
Wow.. Too fast, I think and really interesting.
Wanna see the proofs, maybe a person also told what the puzzle was and showed at least some parts of it.
Maybe there will be more things like that.
artist just posted that info on his twitter account
the funds have been moved from that addresse today, someone solved that puzzle,
I think people who solve puzzles must be very great people. If you know, where did you get the news about the success of someone who completed the quiz? And how was the process. Thank you.
the funds have been moved from that addresse today, someone solved that puzzle,
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