Topic: RushWallet 2 Bitcoin Puzzle - page 13. (Read 33357 times)

What I mean is that we don't know which prize number on the following list goes with a correctly guessed string: https://rushwallet.com/contest

If there was no further clue given that was associated with a particular prize number, then it's somewhat arbitrary, I guess, and, if you guess one of them correctly that had an additional clue, then you'll probably know which clue went with it.

However, we just can't fill out the following completely unless we know for sure that that was the answer to #28, or #26:

1. (UNCLAIMED)
2. AGKPX AGKPX AGKPX AGKPX AGKPX AGKPX
3. decentral.ca D.Nakamoto
4. The honey badger of money The honey badger of money
5. Bitcoin wallet and tools built right into your browser.
6. this is a rushwallet brainwallet
7. New Quiet Keyboard for Enrique
8. Let's get a new keyboard for this guy, my ears bleed when I sleep.
9. supercalifragilisticexpialidocious supercalifragilisticexpialidocious supercalifragilisticexpialidocious
10. happy birthday celebrate tony tony
11. www.kryptokit.com
12. www.rushwallet.com
13. (Someone got this one)
14. the kryptokit hardware wallet is coming soon
15. MAKERBLOCK MAKERBLOCK MAKERBLOCK MAKERBLOCK MAKERBLOCK
16. Tony's 3d Printer  
17. Dmitri Nancy Enrique
18. BITCOIN ACROSS AMERICA BITCOIN ACROSS AMERICA
19. you thought this was a clue but its not that easy
20. RushWallet Fundraiser by Kryptokit
21. Hey try out Kryptokit today
22. CLiCK CLACK Click CLiCK CLUCK
23. (Someone got this one)
24. seansoutpost.com seansoutpost.com
25. kryptokit.com/fundraiser
26. (Someone got this one)
27. babooshka babooshka babooshka babooshka babooshka
28. (Someone got this one)
29. THE MYSTERY MAN BEHIND THE CRYPTO-CURRENCY
30. (UNCLAIMED)

#26 or #28? Dmitri Enrique Nancy

What do you mean?
If you have claimed a wallet then just check the wallets to see what went where!

Boy, this isn't over yet 

Another annoying thing about this game is that it doesn't tell us which # we've solved once it's claimed. Good find, though -- we didn't have that one yet.

Purely by luck.
Actually I had entered it when we have received the clue: blue, yellow, white.
So, I do not think it is wallet #28

How did you find "Dmitri Enrique Nancy" ?
It is not a bug and I think it is the answer to wallet #28

I am not good at this game (came late and unlocked 0) but I think I tried this a while ago and discovered the same thing.  So I dismissed it because anything with an exclamation mark brings up a prompt.

Thank you kindly btw
I thought I'd give the dedicated a heads up with a one hour window before deleting the thread! Glad to see you got it!

Decrypt that string with base64. It gives text written in binary ie it looks like binary but is text. Each group of binary converts to U S E
Use 

Yes, unfortunately we didn't have you in our team before.
Welcome aboard.....

i surley thought someone would have figured it out by now. what a tough one.

I wouldn't bet on that mate....

Dmitri Nancy Enrique

and

Dmitri Enrique Nancy

Both count as the same on the contest submission.
Anything else doesn't work
(weird? is that a bug?)

Apart from that I have lost MANY wallets due to the fact that I knew that brainwallets are case sensitive.
This is not the issue here. There is no case sensitivity.
Anything you submit, you have to submit: Title Case, Sentence Case, Lower Case, Capital Case.
Then again, what we see is e.g: SUPERCAliFRAGiliStiCEXPiAliDOCiOUS X3 yet the answer was: supercalifragilisticexpialidocious X3

Also we have received clues which were NOT present in the video, and were in fact solutions.

Yeah, this is a game like I haven't played before......

EDIT: Btw, your link brings me to a wallet addres: 1CK1Lu6EYZAWYGN25VSigw8LJvk7XHBNsG

Probably wrong since this also pulls up a password prompt:
https://rushwallet.com/#Dmitri%20hates%20Enriques%20loud%20keyboard%20but%20loves%20b1tc0in!

In fact, remove any amount of characters from the end up until the first exclamation mark and it will prompt for a password.

https://brainwallet.github.io/#converter

Type: MDExMTAxMDEgMDExMTAwMTEgMDExMDAxMDEg in the top box and select Base64 on the top window and Text on the bottom.

Copy the result (01110101 01110011 01100101)
Paste in the top window (replace everything else) and select Bin as input and text as output.

You get the word "use"

Wtf what decryption method to do that?

BTW, (all credit goes to HeadsOrTails)
MDExMTAxMDEgMDExMTAwMTEgMDExMDAxMDEg has a way of converting to the word "use" without the quotes.