and then you just add Sin ^ > % at the end to make it look impressive. Those equations is actually a recipe for his granny's chocolate chip cookies.
Topic: Private key for the GENESIS block hidden in these equations? (Read 882 times)
That is the method Craig used to pull a fast one on Gavin. Gavin was so amazed at the complex formulas and not smart enough to figure it out, he then decided to look intelligent and then just confirmed everything on the board. If X = Y and Y > X then Y should be Satoshi. and then you just add Sin ^ > % at the end to make it look impressive.
Those equations is actually a recipe for his granny's chocolate chip cookies.
and then you just add Sin ^ > % at the end to make it look impressive. Those equations is actually a recipe for his granny's chocolate chip cookies.
So here's what I think this is telling us. We take the SHA256 hash of 42 to get our private key:
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Then we BASE58 encode to get our wallet import format and unlock the Satoshi millions:
5Jh4DsK7Hq6t9rfTzVDgG3gaDbPE4mjYZjtm2RadPxHVHHZn9p7
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Then we BASE58 encode to get our wallet import format and unlock the Satoshi millions:
5Jh4DsK7Hq6t9rfTzVDgG3gaDbPE4mjYZjtm2RadPxHVHHZn9p7
Lol, here is Satoshi's secret stash: https://blockchain.info/address/14ZtDMZF1k2tFfVE1gzmTHMxyq8Maa6Hj9
I think we're on the right track. If you trace back its last deposit then trace back the last deposit of that address you get this:
https://blockchain.info/address/1FPmf3jys11YazJ6BkE4mGDMxLcWg8RWyh
Then this:
https://blockchain.info/address/1CBGacD4hpJTJ21jVZt5kBU5a2w4HAuhjQ
Then this:
https://blockchain.info/address/1617fw2Zvw8897YVGeBHfeZJrCFZMP1t55
Then this:
https://blockchain.info/address/15ndT4wG142qgCPRkPjDSnQA1oEAAMrbZL
Then this:
https://blockchain.info/address/1E5wgkaN9MxKiozFyWBdqKK4TQ95iuWvL4
Yup that's a cool 10,000 BTC
So here's what I think this is telling us. We take the SHA256 hash of 42 to get our private key:
...
Then we BASE58 encode to get our wallet import format and unlock the Satoshi millions:
5Jh4DsK7Hq6t9rfTzVDgG3gaDbPE4mjYZjtm2RadPxHVHHZn9p7
...
Then we BASE58 encode to get our wallet import format and unlock the Satoshi millions:
5Jh4DsK7Hq6t9rfTzVDgG3gaDbPE4mjYZjtm2RadPxHVHHZn9p7
Lol, here is Satoshi's secret stash: https://blockchain.info/address/14ZtDMZF1k2tFfVE1gzmTHMxyq8Maa6Hj9
So here's what I think this is telling us. We take the SHA256 hash of 42 to get our private key:
73475cb40a568e8da8a045ced110137e159f890ac4da883b6b17dc651b3a8049
We add an 0x80 byte in front if it to get:
8073475cb40a568e8da8a045ced110137e159f890ac4da883b6b17dc651b3a8049
We get the SHA256 hash of that to get:
992C2219C6517DE3BF7C3760CBB40A485232F02F021D5DBB476D9988A6F37F4E
We hash that again to get:
9C05C0D48D025998C8D6FF7C911A0A3391A93AB3678A93DB05B7B96817BF90D4
We take the first 4 bytes of that which is the checksum:
9C05C0D4
We add that to our second operation to get:
8073475cb40a568e8da8a045ced110137e159f890ac4da883b6b17dc651b3a8049f1b97a2c
We append the checksum to our second step to get:
8073475CB40A568E8DA8A045CED110137E159F890AC4DA883B6B17DC651B3A80499C05C0D4
Then we BASE58 encode to get our wallet import format and unlock the Satoshi millions:
5Jh4DsK7Hq6t9rfTzVDgG3gaDbPE4mjYZjtm2RadPxHVHHZn9p7
73475cb40a568e8da8a045ced110137e159f890ac4da883b6b17dc651b3a8049
We add an 0x80 byte in front if it to get:
8073475cb40a568e8da8a045ced110137e159f890ac4da883b6b17dc651b3a8049
We get the SHA256 hash of that to get:
992C2219C6517DE3BF7C3760CBB40A485232F02F021D5DBB476D9988A6F37F4E
We hash that again to get:
9C05C0D48D025998C8D6FF7C911A0A3391A93AB3678A93DB05B7B96817BF90D4
We take the first 4 bytes of that which is the checksum:
9C05C0D4
We add that to our second operation to get:
8073475cb40a568e8da8a045ced110137e159f890ac4da883b6b17dc651b3a8049f1b97a2c
We append the checksum to our second step to get:
8073475CB40A568E8DA8A045CED110137E159F890AC4DA883B6B17DC651B3A80499C05C0D4
Then we BASE58 encode to get our wallet import format and unlock the Satoshi millions:
5Jh4DsK7Hq6t9rfTzVDgG3gaDbPE4mjYZjtm2RadPxHVHHZn9p7
G -> T = Go to Town. V(t) = Take your Chevy Volt. Dv/Dt = Drive but don't talk.
x + y^3 = 7 would mean x = 6 and y = 1. If we take x + y we then get 7 which divides into 42 to get 6 which is also x. There's something there.
x + y^3 = 7 would mean x = 6 and y = 1. If we take x + y we then get 7 which divides into 42 to get 6 which is also x. There's something there.
Was this a photoshopped picture? or he is really this good at writing the words/equation in the mirror image? Amazing!
i was asking to myself the same question xD, so for me now is so clear that he is satoshi, since only a genius would do that!! XDD
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I flipped it
grgrgr
Was this a photoshopped picture? or he is really this good at writing the words/equation in the mirror image? Amazing!
I flipped it
Was this a photoshopped picture? or he is really this good at writing the words/equation in the mirror image? Amazing!
Let's decipher this shit
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