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Topic: Solve my Cipher/Puzzle and get Millions of Satoshis!. 2h-100th will also get a Prize! - page 13. (Read 17560 times)

newbie
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There are some patterns that occur as frequently as 7 times, and some that only occur once.  In the past we've have had a clue that spelled out a sentence and we've had a clue where a sequence of letters was converted into a sequence of numbers.

If each pattern is meant to represent a number, and those numbers were then intended to represent a letter, then we could be looking at another sentence.

These two patterns each occur seven times:
Code:
XXX.....................X......................X
XXXXXXXXXXXX..........X....X....X....X....X...X.

If this is intended to spell out a sentence in the English language, then it would seem likely that those two particular patterns represent vowels, frequently used consonants, or word separators.

Since the "XXX.....................X......................X" pattern occurs consecutively (lines 52 and 53) it seems likely that it does NOT represent a word separator or the vowels A, I, or U.

So, perhaps "XXX.....................X......................X" either represents the letter E or the letter O?

Since the "XXXXXXXXXXXX..........X....X....X....X....X...X." pattern never occurs consecutively, it could be a vowel, a frequently used consonant. or a word separator.  If it is a word separator, then the sentence is made up of 8 words each with the following number of letters:
5, 9, 6, 7, 2, 14, 12

That's quite a few long words, so if it's a sentence then I'm leaning more towards it being a frequently used vowel, and that the sentence doesn't have any word separators.

Yesterday I tried to analyze the patterns that way. I used cryptograms solvers and found nothing.

I also tried manually. Using the most frequent letters of the English, but is very difficult. There are many different patterns, as if apart from letters are also numbers or symbols.

I do not know...
newbie
Activity: 18
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why 48 in each row. what is so special about that number? you can divide by almost every number. why more Y's than X's?
full member
Activity: 134
Merit: 100
he sneaked a third clue in Cheesy

------LEVEL 4-------
Clue: +0-5 -0-5
Clue: As Above, So Below
Clue: Think back

Hehe Hood one Wink in all the precious levels we've converted numbers or letters to numbers or letters hehe. I think it's the same here or both, from either X or Y
newbie
Activity: 18
Merit: 0
he sneaked a third clue in Cheesy

------LEVEL 4-------
Clue: +0-5 -0-5
Clue: As Above, So Below
Clue: Think back
newbie
Activity: 18
Merit: 0
hmm, translating the first line from binary code into text ends up in rubbish

if x=1 and y=0 you get N§*r’

if y=1 and x=0 you get ý±XՍm

was worth a try Tongue

i still think the +0-5 -0-5 is the clue however
as above so below, yeah i'd think looking back to clues of the first puzzles
newbie
Activity: 14
Merit: 0
There are some patterns that occur as frequently as 7 times, and some that only occur once.  In the past we've have had a clue that spelled out a sentence and we've had a clue where a sequence of letters was converted into a sequence of numbers.

If each pattern is meant to represent a number, and those numbers were then intended to represent a letter, then we could be looking at another sentence.

These two patterns each occur seven times:
Code:
XXX.....................X......................X
XXXXXXXXXXXX..........X....X....X....X....X...X.

If this is intended to spell out a sentence in the English language, then it would seem likely that those two particular patterns represent vowels, frequently used consonants, or word separators.

Since the "XXX.....................X......................X" pattern occurs consecutively (lines 52 and 53) it seems likely that it does NOT represent a word separator or the vowels A, I, or U.

So, perhaps "XXX.....................X......................X" either represents the letter E or the letter O?

Since the "XXXXXXXXXXXX..........X....X....X....X....X...X." pattern never occurs consecutively, it could be a vowel, a frequently used consonant. or a word separator.  If it is a word separator, then the sentence is made up of 8 words each with the following number of letters:
5, 9, 6, 7, 2, 14, 12

That's quite a few long words, so if it's a sentence then I'm leaning more towards it being a frequently used vowel, and that the sentence doesn't have any word separators.

Intressting, good thinking!

maybe the fact that the ''Lines'' are Ewualy long and on top of each other is the word separator ?
legendary
Activity: 3472
Merit: 4794
There are some patterns that occur as frequently as 7 times, and some that only occur once.  In the past we've have had a clue that spelled out a sentence and we've had a clue where a sequence of letters was converted into a sequence of numbers.

If each pattern is meant to represent a number, and those numbers were then intended to represent a letter, then we could be looking at another sentence.

These two patterns each occur seven times:
Code:
XXX.....................X......................X
XXXXXXXXXXXX..........X....X....X....X....X...X.

If this is intended to spell out a sentence in the English language, then it would seem likely that those two particular patterns represent vowels, frequently used consonants, or word separators.

Since the "XXX.....................X......................X" pattern occurs consecutively (lines 52 and 53) it seems likely that it does NOT represent a word separator or the vowels A, I, or U.

So, perhaps "XXX.....................X......................X" either represents the letter E or the letter O?

Since the "XXXXXXXXXXXX..........X....X....X....X....X...X." pattern never occurs consecutively, it could be a vowel, a frequently used consonant. or a word separator.  If it is a word separator, then the sentence is made up of 8 words each with the following number of letters:
5, 9, 6, 7, 2, 14, 12

That's quite a few long words, so if it's a sentence then I'm leaning more towards it being a frequently used vowel, and that the sentence doesn't have any word separators.
full member
Activity: 140
Merit: 100
full member
Activity: 134
Merit: 100
Patterns?

1 14 55 74
2 19 28
3
4 21
5 15 22 30 64
6 16 23 31 34 49 62
...
74 = 1
73 25
72 43 50 52 53 60 63
71
70
69 68 29 Huh

if those are patterns, then what would  they mean :/ ? what did you base this one ? the Xs the Ys? or the spaces ?

The rows repeats itself.

For example, the 72nd row is the same as the 43rd one, 50th one, 52nd one, 53rd one, 60th one and the 63rd one.
Note: 50, 60
43, 53, 63

what if they're the same ? and that the X's have the same meaning in that Row and its just a trick to misguide us ?
hero member
Activity: 840
Merit: 524
Yes!
Patterns?

1 14 55 74
2 19 28
3
4 21
5 15 22 30 64
6 16 23 31 34 49 62
...
74 = 1
73 25
72 43 50 52 53 60 63
71
70
69 68 29 Huh

if those are patterns, then what would  they mean :/ ? what did you base this one ? the Xs the Ys? or the spaces ?

The rows repeats itself.

For example, the 72nd row is the same as the 43rd one, 50th one, 52nd one, 53rd one, 60th one and the 63rd one.
Note: 50, 60
43, 53, 63
newbie
Activity: 14
Merit: 0
Patterns?

1 14 55 74
2 19 28
3
4 21
5 15 22 30 64
6 16 23 31 34 49 62
...
74 = 1
73 25
72 43 50 52 53 60 63
71
70
69 68 29 Huh

if those are patterns, then what would  they mean :/ ? what did you base this one ? the Xs the Ys? or the spaces ?
hero member
Activity: 574
Merit: 500
Call me Alice. just Alice.
okey, here's another clue.

''Think back''
full member
Activity: 140
Merit: 100
a lot of numbers flying around here Smiley keep it up guys Wink

another clue pls.. its too hard  Undecided
hero member
Activity: 574
Merit: 500
Call me Alice. just Alice.
a lot of numbers flying around here Smiley keep it up guys Wink
hero member
Activity: 840
Merit: 524
Yes!
Patterns?

1 14 55 74
2 19 28
3
4 21
5 15 22 30 64
6 16 23 31 34 49 62
...
74 = 1
73 25
72 43 50 52 53 60 63
71
70
69 68 29 Huh
full member
Activity: 224
Merit: 100
Just saying does the number of x's and y's determine a location cause i googled the numbers and got 932 2620, Ylitornio, Finland
full member
Activity: 126
Merit: 100
Anybody got a clue what +0-5 -0-5 means?
newbie
Activity: 14
Merit: 0
Does somebody count just the number of Xs and Ys in every line?
May be there is something in it?



i did, you get some numbers, some of them are repeating themselves. one line has 20 Xs while another one does to, but they're not in the same order. hmm
full member
Activity: 182
Merit: 100
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Does somebody count just the number of Xs and Ys in every line?
May be there is something in it?

full member
Activity: 134
Merit: 100
i'm Clue less on this one, anyone got any more theories ? or any Theories you've tried ?
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