Topic: Bitonic has sold over 200 000 bitcoins. Today Puzzle part V! (Read 1397 times)
Watda... I don't even have the slightest idea how to solve the past puzzles and this one makes me wanna spit all the bad words I know.
damn! i tried this puzzle until fall a sleep, who's the lucky one can solve this puzzle. congrats bro
So xah4ooDei5cha1thohxanoon and HODL means nothing?
OP_CHECKLOCKTIMEVERIFY was known as OP_HODL.
Damn, I did figure out the free mason's cipher but I didn't think of using the previous key.
Congrats to the solver!
Congrats to the solver!
This was how to arrive at the solution:
1. Put the four OP codes in the order they would have in a standard transaction, this gives a txid.
2. Use the amount of btc sent in this transaction to assign a number to each dot in the grid.
1. Put the four OP codes in the order they would have in a standard transaction, this gives a txid.
2. Use the amount of btc sent in this transaction to assign a number to each dot in the grid.
At least I was on the right track lol till dots and 21387645 order. I never figured out which cipher this one is.
So xah4ooDei5cha1thohxanoon and HODL means nothing? lol I spent too much time on the former. xD
Clever puzzle, though I'd've preferred it with a hint on which cipher to use.
Congratulations to the winner!
This was how to arrive at the solution:
1. Put the four OP codes in the order they would have in a standard transaction, this gives a txid.
2. Use the amount of btc sent in this transaction to assign a number to each dot in the grid.
3. Draw lines between each dot, using the provided numbers, this results in a tic tac toe/pigpen/freemason cipher (the dots indicate which letters in the cipher require a dot) (http://symboldictionary.net/?p=2632).
4. Solve the cipher using the keyword 'incomputable' from the previous puzzle.
Results in: **sherlocktimeverify**
1. Put the four OP codes in the order they would have in a standard transaction, this gives a txid.
2. Use the amount of btc sent in this transaction to assign a number to each dot in the grid.
3. Draw lines between each dot, using the provided numbers, this results in a tic tac toe/pigpen/freemason cipher (the dots indicate which letters in the cipher require a dot) (http://symboldictionary.net/?p=2632).
4. Solve the cipher using the keyword 'incomputable' from the previous puzzle.
Results in: **sherlocktimeverify**
The puzzle was solved in 222 minutes!
The solution was: sherlocktimeverify
The solution was: sherlocktimeverify
Oh yeah, it's been solved, I really wanna know the answer
it is related to 512 or 64 but idk what :S hope we'll see
Oh yeah, it's been solved, I really wanna know the answer
Looks like its already been solved by someone. This one was pretty crazy. Cant figure out what the image of the 8 dots represents.
Yeah I know right, I've tried everything lol. Very good challenge though. I like it
there should be a tip,we can't solve it
This is ridiculous ha. That 276 is throwing me off at the end.
To anyone who will find it, nice work. Also, please split the reward 
. This is as far as I go.
. This is as far as I go.
It might be related to the HASH160 part as an anagram of some sort
Hard as fuck lol, I'm on it
Yeah, I tried it just now and it didn't go so well lol
e47250402afcf7a8 is the SHA160, might have something to do with a public key/address/transaction/txid.
Good luck everyone, I won't be trying this as its too late for me lol
e47250402afcf7a8 is the SHA160, might have something to do with a public key/address/transaction/txid.
Good luck everyone, I won't be trying this as its too late for me lol
Tried it. Doesn't work
385 6235∙ 3265∙ 243∙ 3265 2653∙ 2653 623∙ 2356∙ 653 265 3265∙ 385∙ 3265∙ 243∙ 653 235∙ 276
Has anyone tried going from numbers to text? IE: 3 = C
If so, have you tried a keyword cipher decrypt or cipher shift?
The decrypt key for the cipher might be "HODL" as mentioned in the post
stupid idea, and I would try it if I was on my pc but I'm not
this seems like a hard one
Has anyone tried going from numbers to text? IE: 3 = C
If so, have you tried a keyword cipher decrypt or cipher shift?
The decrypt key for the cipher might be "HODL" as mentioned in the post
stupid idea, and I would try it if I was on my pc but I'm not
this seems like a hard one
Well, I'm completely stuck with this one, good luck with this one everyone.
Hardest one and I think it's required deep analysis of cryptography mastery to solve this Q
Good luck everyone
Good luck everyone
No clue how this one works, was close with the one yesterday so must try it.
Maybe I'm the first one who's there when the fifth puzzle is started, but I don't even know how to solve this
This one is meant to be difficult 
Maybe I'm the first one who's there when the fifth puzzle is started, but I don't even know how to solve this
How was puzzle 4 even solved? I'm so clueless 
See the puzzle 4 thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.13527591 
How was puzzle 4 even solved? I'm so clueless
PART V
Bitonic has sold over 200 000 bitcoins! To celebrate, we are giving away one bitcoin to the fastest puzzle-solvers. A new puzzle will be released every day, the first to solve each puzzle will be able to claim part of the prize!
The first puzzle was solved in 43 minutes (puzzle #1 thread), the second in 15 minutes (puzzle #2 thread), the third in 1 hour and 20 minutes (puzzle #3 thread) and the fourth in 35 minutes (puzzle #4 thread).
The final puzzle can be found here: https://bitonic.nl/puzzle2016
The price for this final (and probably most difficult) puzzle is 0.3 BTC. The puzzle is now live!
Each puzzle will need to be solved to unlock the next one. To claim the prize the solution to that puzzle needs to be submitted to the blockchain.
The prize transaction with all five outputs can be found here: https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/4af546ef58f01585f3bbdc14c7181bbd9fc5c31adf075dfff3bacba2f025e0c3
The transaction for the first and second winner can be found here (note the decoded transaction below):
https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/04108cc074324477613cd630f48325bab1695dcffad638ce850b60d24ca00315?txinIdx=0
https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/7dafe9d09c362032c120b66365d6dd5a31e50ab35b5c4c37d469c8b670b4c6c8?txinIdx=0
https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/0ea0393a755b128c7f175825a58e1f91b85e2646a66ee196cc6dd3c17fcb215c?txinIdx=0
https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/3ddae3ff1e9e0a77e54c0dc2e1ef6bec308d2b999f8cc1a17c643ef0a4453807?txinIdx=0
We will update our website as puzzles are solved. In addition, we will update this thread with the correct answers.
Bitonic has sold over 200 000 bitcoins! To celebrate, we are giving away one bitcoin to the fastest puzzle-solvers. A new puzzle will be released every day, the first to solve each puzzle will be able to claim part of the prize!
The first puzzle was solved in 43 minutes (puzzle #1 thread), the second in 15 minutes (puzzle #2 thread), the third in 1 hour and 20 minutes (puzzle #3 thread) and the fourth in 35 minutes (puzzle #4 thread).
The final puzzle can be found here: https://bitonic.nl/puzzle2016
The price for this final (and probably most difficult) puzzle is 0.3 BTC. The puzzle is now live!
Each puzzle will need to be solved to unlock the next one. To claim the prize the solution to that puzzle needs to be submitted to the blockchain.
The prize transaction with all five outputs can be found here: https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/4af546ef58f01585f3bbdc14c7181bbd9fc5c31adf075dfff3bacba2f025e0c3
The transaction for the first and second winner can be found here (note the decoded transaction below):
https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/04108cc074324477613cd630f48325bab1695dcffad638ce850b60d24ca00315?txinIdx=0
https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/7dafe9d09c362032c120b66365d6dd5a31e50ab35b5c4c37d469c8b670b4c6c8?txinIdx=0
https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/0ea0393a755b128c7f175825a58e1f91b85e2646a66ee196cc6dd3c17fcb215c?txinIdx=0
https://www.blocktrail.com/BTC/tx/3ddae3ff1e9e0a77e54c0dc2e1ef6bec308d2b999f8cc1a17c643ef0a4453807?txinIdx=0
We will update our website as puzzles are solved. In addition, we will update this thread with the correct answers.
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