Topic: [FREE ROUND] Crack My Brainwallet, Get 0.25 BTC! (Read 1460 times)
Just because they haven't posted on the forum much, does not mean that they are new to bitcoin.
I have it hard to believe newbies can even get to their private keys
I cant believe there are people who have wallets and give out their private keys... 
Because he then tricked you into sending him your private key for "validation"
I'm not sure how this can even be a scam if there is no cost to participate and there is no loss on anyones part if he doesn't deliver.
how is this a scam if only thing people had to do was guess some words ? If someone guesssed he would ask them for their keys or something else?
Scam alert.
Private key can be hidden, of course. But you need to reveal the bitcoin address (public key.)
this thread is closed (op was scamming private keys in another thread) an needs to be deleted. all the moderators are sitting on their thumbs as usual
Private key can be hidden, of course. But you need to reveal the bitcoin address (public key.)
It is satoshi nakamoto for the first 2 words..
oh... you said a well known pseudonym, my immediate thought was it was either anonymous or mark twain.
It is satoshi nakamoto for the first 2 words..
What ?
wait
3rd hint? and 4th? and 5th? and 6th? and 7th?
second hint is that.. the second word begins with N
think i know the first word, what is the second hint?
wallet address?
The wallet address is hidden, please read up on what a brainwallet is. 
wallet address?
First word is the first name of a well known pseudonym.
I will post a new hint every few hours about the pass phrase of my brainwallet. It is made up of 7 words, there are no spaces.
The brainwallet contains 0.25 BTC I sent. This round is free to play.
The brainwallet contains 0.25 BTC I sent. This round is free to play.
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