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I could not image myself in that situation just throwing away Bitcoin because at that time the value was so low and then fast-forward 2021 I then see that the value has already reached the stratosphere -- I could have then sleepless nights just thinking of how my life could have been changed for good with the money. Anyway, good thing it never happened to me. Happy to note that BurtW still have some Bitcoin left, and maybe he can still consider himself to be really rich and lucky. 
Topic: I am claiming the 3,350.00 BTC prize offered by bytcoin (Read 338 times)
I do not think that address ever had 2562.90203395 that is how much it received over 225 transactions to that address.
We used to throw 100 BTC at a gambling site in those days. I remember paying 25 BTC for a couple of cases of Girl Scout cookies on a whim just to support the "Bitcoin economy". I spent or lost a lot of BTC in my time.
I have some left, not 2000 BTC, but I managed to keep a few.
Imagine the simple times when everyone just throws bitcoins on something on a whim, everyone right now would be freaking out because they know the current value of bitcoin but they disregard the fact that back then it was just small amount. It is a good thing that you still have some bitcoin. Congratulations on your win though.We used to throw 100 BTC at a gambling site in those days. I remember paying 25 BTC for a couple of cases of Girl Scout cookies on a whim just to support the "Bitcoin economy". I spent or lost a lot of BTC in my time.
I have some left, not 2000 BTC, but I managed to keep a few.
I could not image myself in that situation just throwing away Bitcoin because at that time the value was so low and then fast-forward 2021 I then see that the value has already reached the stratosphere -- I could have then sleepless nights just thinking of how my life could have been changed for good with the money. Anyway, good thing it never happened to me. Happy to note that BurtW still have some Bitcoin left, and maybe he can still consider himself to be really rich and lucky.
The recent reply on the thread indicates that bytcoin is not the owner of the address, so I don't think you're getting your $170 million any time soon. Sadly, all those brainpower used for the solving of this puzzle comes to naught, unless of course if you can sweep the private key before anyone else can. At this point, that's the only way you can claim the reward, and forcing the OP to give you something is futile.
I remember buying chili sauce from a user in reddit back in the days to, amounting to 2 BTC. Those 3 bottles of chili sauce only lasted me a good few meals, and thinking about that purchase, I still can't believe that I would have been $100k richer had I just not gave in to the urge of buying that bottle of chili.
Still a good purchase though. First time I used bitcoins in a real-world transaction.
We used to throw 100 BTC at a gambling site in those days. I remember paying 25 BTC for a couple of cases of Girl Scout cookies on a whim just to support the "Bitcoin economy". I spent or lost a lot of BTC in my time.
I remember buying chili sauce from a user in reddit back in the days to, amounting to 2 BTC. Those 3 bottles of chili sauce only lasted me a good few meals, and thinking about that purchase, I still can't believe that I would have been $100k richer had I just not gave in to the urge of buying that bottle of chili.
Still a good purchase though. First time I used bitcoins in a real-world transaction.
Wow, the answer sounds plausible, good luck to you!
The problem is that I don't really understand the concept here, is this Bytcoin a name of person or is a typographical errors from someone, you are congratulating, applauding while some person's don't grab the concept very well, now if we are emphasising on been Bitcoin price let be plain or specific via it so others will grab the concept very well. I do not think that address ever had 2562.90203395 that is how much it received over 225 transactions to that address.
We used to throw 100 BTC at a gambling site in those days. I remember paying 25 BTC for a couple of cases of Girl Scout cookies on a whim just to support the "Bitcoin economy". I spent or lost a lot of BTC in my time.
I have some left, not 2000 BTC, but I managed to keep a few.
Imagine the simple times when everyone just throws bitcoins on something on a whim, everyone right now would be freaking out because they know the current value of bitcoin but they disregard the fact that back then it was just small amount. It is a good thing that you still have some bitcoin. Congratulations on your win though. We used to throw 100 BTC at a gambling site in those days. I remember paying 25 BTC for a couple of cases of Girl Scout cookies on a whim just to support the "Bitcoin economy". I spent or lost a lot of BTC in my time.
I have some left, not 2000 BTC, but I managed to keep a few.
I do not think that address ever had 2562.90203395 that is how much it received over 225 transactions to that address.
We used to throw 100 BTC at a gambling site in those days. I remember paying 25 BTC for a couple of cases of Girl Scout cookies on a whim just to support the "Bitcoin economy". I spent or lost a lot of BTC in my time.
I have some left, not 2000 BTC, but I managed to keep a few.
We used to throw 100 BTC at a gambling site in those days. I remember paying 25 BTC for a couple of cases of Girl Scout cookies on a whim just to support the "Bitcoin economy". I spent or lost a lot of BTC in my time.
I have some left, not 2000 BTC, but I managed to keep a few.
BurtW
you already can post on
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.56483595
on the other hand, what do you feel about having had 2562.90203395 btc, when bitcoin was "cheap" and no longer having them this 2021?
you already can post on
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.56483595
on the other hand, what do you feel about having had 2562.90203395 btc, when bitcoin was "cheap" and no longer having them this 2021?
The prize was offered in this thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-puzzle-335000-btcs-5321454
Please send my 3,350 bitcoins to 1BurtWEejbnKeBRsvcydJvsNztB1bXV5iQ
That was easy! Thanks!
Easiest $170,000,000.00 I have ever earned.
Still waiting on payment.
Once you receive your $170Mil; I have some ocean front property in Arizona that I know you would enjoy! Please send my 3,350 bitcoins to 1BurtWEejbnKeBRsvcydJvsNztB1bXV5iQ
That was easy! Thanks!
Easiest $170,000,000.00 I have ever earned.
Still waiting on payment.
The prize was offered in this thread: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bitcoin-puzzle-335000-btcs-5321454
Unfortunately, he locked the thread before I could claim the prize
but I have the solution for the prize !!!
From each message we can derive the z value (hash of the message) so:
First message and signature (m, r, s, z)
Second message and signature (m', r', s', z')
Therefore: ks = z + rdA and k's' = z' + r'dA
Therefore: (sk - z)/r = (s'k' - z')/r'
But in this case k' = 2k so:
(sk - z)/r = (2s'k - z')/r'
So all you have to do is solve for k. All the other values: s, z, r, s', z', and r' are all known.
rr'(sk - z)/r = rr'(2s'k - z')/r'
r'(sk - z) = r(2s'k - z')
r'sk - r'z = 2rs'k - rz'
r'sk - r'z +rz' = 2rs'k
k = (r'sk - r'z +rz')/2rs'
Once you know k you can simply calculate the private key, dA = (sk - z)/r
Please send my 3,350 bitcoins to 1BurtWEejbnKeBRsvcydJvsNztB1bXV5iQ
That was easy! Thanks!
Easiest $170,000,000.00 I have ever earned.
Still waiting on payment.
Unfortunately, he locked the thread before I could claim the prize
but I have the solution for the prize !!!From each message we can derive the z value (hash of the message) so:
First message and signature (m, r, s, z)
Second message and signature (m', r', s', z')
Therefore: ks = z + rdA and k's' = z' + r'dA
Therefore: (sk - z)/r = (s'k' - z')/r'
But in this case k' = 2k so:
(sk - z)/r = (2s'k - z')/r'
So all you have to do is solve for k. All the other values: s, z, r, s', z', and r' are all known.
rr'(sk - z)/r = rr'(2s'k - z')/r'
r'(sk - z) = r(2s'k - z')
r'sk - r'z = 2rs'k - rz'
r'sk - r'z +rz' = 2rs'k
k = (r'sk - r'z +rz')/2rs'
Once you know k you can simply calculate the private key, dA = (sk - z)/r
Please send my 3,350 bitcoins to 1BurtWEejbnKeBRsvcydJvsNztB1bXV5iQ
That was easy! Thanks!
Easiest $170,000,000.00 I have ever earned.
Still waiting on payment.
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