Here ya go guys! Will be posting a new one soon...so stay tuned.
Topic: Take my BTC from my Digital postage stamp challenge (Read 1064 times)
legendary
Activity: 2520
Merit: 3238
The Stone the masons rejected was the cornerstone.
Here ya go guys! Will be posting a new one soon...so stay tuned.
Not quite sure why everyone slept on it, however, I managed to initiate a sweep, 6 hours after the 00:00:14 EST timelock period.
I also slept on it (pun intent) since 00:00:14 EST was really early on a Sunday morning (here in Europe), hence I was pleasantly surprised when I saw that the amount was still there, after 6 hours.... (on a lazy late Sunday morning when I wake up.... LOL)
Due to the mempool overload, the minimum fee amount that made any sense, at the time, was around 40 sats/byte (transaction took around 2 hours to get confirmed). Anything lower than 30 sats/byte (with 130k unconfirmed transaction at that moment) might take many hours/days to get confirmed.
That was actually a donation to the miners, since I got a total of around 65 cents out of it... LOL (0.00001134 BTC)
Awesome challenge @krogoth ... keep up with the good work!
I also slept on it (pun intent) since 00:00:14 EST was really early on a Sunday morning (here in Europe), hence I was pleasantly surprised when I saw that the amount was still there, after 6 hours.... (on a lazy late Sunday morning when I wake up.... LOL)
Due to the mempool overload, the minimum fee amount that made any sense, at the time, was around 40 sats/byte (transaction took around 2 hours to get confirmed). Anything lower than 30 sats/byte (with 130k unconfirmed transaction at that moment) might take many hours/days to get confirmed.
That was actually a donation to the miners, since I got a total of around 65 cents out of it... LOL (0.00001134 BTC)
Awesome challenge @krogoth ... keep up with the good work!
So do you have a list of all the users in the fully completed puzzle? Just curious! Well done either way mate!
Edit - That .65 USD today could be 65 someday, but yeah that's painful!
I have a list, in alphabetical order too.
I feel like I am not the one who should make the call to reveal it (or not), since this was not my challenge. Just providing the list, will not make any good to those that struggle to find all the names. They will need to see where exactly all the names were located.
0.00001134 BTC (the equivalent of 65 cents today), might worth $65 someday. However, the 65 cents (in terms of old dirty fiat) might become totally worthless one day...
Not quite sure why everyone slept on it, however, I managed to initiate a sweep, 6 hours after the 00:00:14 EST timelock period.
I also slept on it (pun intent) since 00:00:14 EST was really early on a Sunday morning (here in Europe), hence I was pleasantly surprised when I saw that the amount was still there, after 6 hours.... (on a lazy late Sunday morning when I wake up.... LOL)
Due to the mempool overload, the minimum fee amount that made any sense, at the time, was around 40 sats/byte (transaction took around 2 hours to get confirmed). Anything lower than 30 sats/byte (with 130k unconfirmed transaction at that moment) might take many hours/days to get confirmed.
That was actually a donation to the miners, since I got a total of around 65 cents out of it... LOL (0.00001134 BTC)
Awesome challenge @krogoth ... keep up with the good work!
I also slept on it (pun intent) since 00:00:14 EST was really early on a Sunday morning (here in Europe), hence I was pleasantly surprised when I saw that the amount was still there, after 6 hours.... (on a lazy late Sunday morning when I wake up.... LOL)
Due to the mempool overload, the minimum fee amount that made any sense, at the time, was around 40 sats/byte (transaction took around 2 hours to get confirmed). Anything lower than 30 sats/byte (with 130k unconfirmed transaction at that moment) might take many hours/days to get confirmed.
That was actually a donation to the miners, since I got a total of around 65 cents out of it... LOL (0.00001134 BTC)
Awesome challenge @krogoth ... keep up with the good work!
So do you have a list of all the users in the fully completed puzzle? Just curious! Well done either way mate!
Edit - That .65 USD today could be 65 someday, but yeah that's painful!
Congrats tweetious - nice job
Can’t wait for the next one Krog - thanks again
Can’t wait for the next one Krog - thanks again
legendary
Activity: 2520
Merit: 3238
The Stone the masons rejected was the cornerstone.
Not quite sure why everyone slept on it, however, I managed to initiate a sweep, 6 hours after the 00:00:14 EST timelock period.
I also slept on it (pun intent) since 00:00:14 EST was really early on a Sunday morning (here in Europe), hence I was pleasantly surprised when I saw that the amount was still there, after 6 hours.... (on a lazy late Sunday morning when I wake up.... LOL)
Due to the mempool overload, the minimum fee amount that made any sense, at the time, was around 40 sats/byte (transaction took around 2 hours to get confirmed). Anything lower than 30 sats/byte (with 130k unconfirmed transaction at that moment) might take many hours/days to get confirmed.
That was actually a donation to the miners, since I got a total of around 65 cents out of it... LOL (0.00001134 BTC)
Awesome challenge @krogoth ... keep up with the good work!
I also slept on it (pun intent) since 00:00:14 EST was really early on a Sunday morning (here in Europe), hence I was pleasantly surprised when I saw that the amount was still there, after 6 hours.... (on a lazy late Sunday morning when I wake up.... LOL)
Due to the mempool overload, the minimum fee amount that made any sense, at the time, was around 40 sats/byte (transaction took around 2 hours to get confirmed). Anything lower than 30 sats/byte (with 130k unconfirmed transaction at that moment) might take many hours/days to get confirmed.
That was actually a donation to the miners, since I got a total of around 65 cents out of it... LOL (0.00001134 BTC)
Awesome challenge @krogoth ... keep up with the good work!
Congratulations! Job well done mate..... I have something brewing up my sleeve far better than this....stay in tune
Not quite sure why everyone slept on it, however, I managed to initiate a sweep, 6 hours after the 00:00:14 EST timelock period.
I also slept on it (pun intent) since 00:00:14 EST was really early on a Sunday morning (here in Europe), hence I was pleasantly surprised when I saw that the amount was still there, after 6 hours.... (on a lazy late Sunday morning when I wake up.... LOL)
Due to the mempool overload, the minimum fee amount that made any sense, at the time, was around 40 sats/byte (transaction took around 2 hours to get confirmed). Anything lower than 30 sats/byte (with 130k unconfirmed transaction at that moment) might take many hours/days to get confirmed.
That was actually a donation to the miners, since I got a total of around 65 cents out of it... LOL (0.00001134 BTC)
Awesome challenge @krogoth ... keep up with the good work!
I also slept on it (pun intent) since 00:00:14 EST was really early on a Sunday morning (here in Europe), hence I was pleasantly surprised when I saw that the amount was still there, after 6 hours.... (on a lazy late Sunday morning when I wake up.... LOL)
Due to the mempool overload, the minimum fee amount that made any sense, at the time, was around 40 sats/byte (transaction took around 2 hours to get confirmed). Anything lower than 30 sats/byte (with 130k unconfirmed transaction at that moment) might take many hours/days to get confirmed.
That was actually a donation to the miners, since I got a total of around 65 cents out of it... LOL (0.00001134 BTC)
Awesome challenge @krogoth ... keep up with the good work!
i mean people host free raffles in there with no issue at all.
I totally agree. This is actually a free giveaway, rather than a gambling activity.I'm in agreement with this, I think it should have stayed in the collectibles section. I'm assuming this about bringing awareness for your cryptostamps project, which are collectibles. Do we know which mod moved the thread? I'd be happy to petition for future thread to remain in the collectibles section.
I dont have list with me...but the only one or ones that might have had numbers are at the end of name iirc.
Too many clues, dude!
Well, I actually had all the names the night of the 15th, but I didn't recognize one of them. Finally saw that member's name today and recognized it from the puzzle, lol.
Code:
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
DireWolfM14 2021-02-20
The race is on!
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1ARWbZPjHhYSuhfgU2kjKjpGrHofEMUD4q
Gx6FJszWpXZRXN9uy0NWnZFhB8cuXKtqEGxHGjyd84WKTppvIrwX5AXqURKSxgPeGg+J3Equ5p59qmBS9v/WBaw=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
DireWolfM14 2021-02-20
The race is on!
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1ARWbZPjHhYSuhfgU2kjKjpGrHofEMUD4q
Gx6FJszWpXZRXN9uy0NWnZFhB8cuXKtqEGxHGjyd84WKTppvIrwX5AXqURKSxgPeGg+J3Equ5p59qmBS9v/WBaw=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
ETA: Just an FYI, if I win the race the funds will be sent to BPIP's donation address.
Code:
bc1qaaaf6zf82h97ga9emwfeqavryrs4xku8n7w6ge
Well I’ve got the 20 names at last - I reckon it took me about 3 and 1/2 hrs in total with the last one taking about 1 and 1/2
Doubt I’ll be awake for the the actual broadcast , but thoroughly enjoyed the challenge and look forward to the next one ? Thanks Krog
Good luck to all on Sunday
Doubt I’ll be awake for the the actual broadcast , but thoroughly enjoyed the challenge and look forward to the next one ? Thanks Krog
Good luck to all on Sunday
still fun, but yeh there is no gambling involved
Well, It's absolutely a "game", so I guess there is that, but it now lacks the visibility of collectibles.
I cant believe they placed this is gambling....wtf?
still fun, but yeh there is no gambling involved
Jeez - I was wondering where this thread went , crazy !!! Totally agree with all who commented - no way should this be in Games and Rounds 
Wonder if you’ll get a reply from the mod Krog ?
Well done to all who’ve got the names so far - 1 more for me to get !
Can’t wait for the 30 name round too - you’re always coming up with some cool/different ideas Krog
Anyway a few days to go yet - no surrender
Wonder if you’ll get a reply from the mod Krog ? Well done to all who’ve got the names so far - 1 more for me to get !
Can’t wait for the 30 name round too - you’re always coming up with some cool/different ideas Krog
Anyway a few days to go yet - no surrender
So example redsn0w has posted.
So does the name become redsnow ? or redsnw
Thanks
So does the name become redsnow ? or redsnw
Thanks
I dont have list with me...but the only one or ones that might have had numbers are at the end of name iirc.
So example redsn0w has posted.
So does the name become redsnow ? or redsnw
Thanks
So does the name become redsnow ? or redsnw
Thanks
Can the name have a number? if yes, how do we account for that
thanks
thanks
There were names with numbers or a name with number from forum...but the numbers are not on word puzzle...just the name without number or numbers.
Can the name have a number? if yes, how do we account for that
thanks
thanks
Okay
I have the names.
How was this ecncrypted ?
020000000103bfdaa1eb2ddfe0f3413737fafb043f0607229643ba5934fcc1ce7455e23f3100000 0006a473044022007da6d883ee0952139a8b97c7c89503f4c13e6f69e213eec838a23e35f8808e1 02207082958fb7f01920e1fc89b2b08fb946f9a43da5f2604e334e28318f6c837b0201210372a52 f8ef2e3663507477f7f0cf1994c8cb46252ca22bed4425a70cab09deca3feffffff01bd27000000 0000001976a914675bd20c10471947aa3ae1ef323d01fa41e7e2a588acdee83160
Which algorithm?
or which website/app/ etc. to decrypt it, please ?
Thanks
Edi
I have the names.
How was this ecncrypted ?
020000000103bfdaa1eb2ddfe0f3413737fafb043f0607229643ba5934fcc1ce7455e23f3100000 0006a473044022007da6d883ee0952139a8b97c7c89503f4c13e6f69e213eec838a23e35f8808e1 02207082958fb7f01920e1fc89b2b08fb946f9a43da5f2604e334e28318f6c837b0201210372a52 f8ef2e3663507477f7f0cf1994c8cb46252ca22bed4425a70cab09deca3feffffff01bd27000000 0000001976a914675bd20c10471947aa3ae1ef323d01fa41e7e2a588acdee83160
Which algorithm?
or which website/app/ etc. to decrypt it, please ?
Thanks
Edi
https://live.blockcypher.com/btc/decodetx/
By the way...that code you have brings an error..somthing wrong with your copy.. Try and copy it correctly and it will work
Code:
{
"addresses": [
"1ARWbZPjHhYSuhfgU2kjKjpGrHofEMUD4q",
"1D4agzfRbhwnEK6dGyQmy3ZhWckytYmbMW"
],
"block_height": -1,
"block_index": -1,
"confirmations": 0,
"double_spend": false,
"fees": 2304,
"hash": "87dc4ed44012cac18f44db5ad4eae9c7a2785d782f033c74856cbb3f40723b8c",
"inputs": [
{
"addresses": [
"1D4agzfRbhwnEK6dGyQmy3ZhWckytYmbMW"
],
"age": 670770,
"output_index": 0,
"output_value": 12477,
"prev_hash": "313fe25574cec1fc3459ba43962207063f04fbfa373741f3e0df2deba1dabf03",
"script": "473044022007da6d883ee0952139a8b97c7c89503f4c13e6f69e213eec838a23e35f8808e102207082958fb7f01920e1fc89b2b08fb946f9a43da5f2604e334e28318f6c837b0201210372a52f8ef2e3663507477f7f0cf1994c8cb46252ca22bed4425a70cab09deca3",
"script_type": "pay-to-pubkey-hash",
"sequence": 4294967294
}
],
"lock_time": 1613883614,
"outputs": [
{
"addresses": [
"1ARWbZPjHhYSuhfgU2kjKjpGrHofEMUD4q"
],
"script": "76a914675bd20c10471947aa3ae1ef323d01fa41e7e2a588ac",
"script_type": "pay-to-pubkey-hash",
"value": 10173
}
],
"preference": "low",
"received": "2021-02-18T00:13:49.598446811Z",
"relayed_by": "54.89.251.153",
"size": 191,
"total": 10173,
"ver": 2,
"vin_sz": 1,
"vout_sz": 1,
"vsize": 191
}
"addresses": [
"1ARWbZPjHhYSuhfgU2kjKjpGrHofEMUD4q",
"1D4agzfRbhwnEK6dGyQmy3ZhWckytYmbMW"
],
"block_height": -1,
"block_index": -1,
"confirmations": 0,
"double_spend": false,
"fees": 2304,
"hash": "87dc4ed44012cac18f44db5ad4eae9c7a2785d782f033c74856cbb3f40723b8c",
"inputs": [
{
"addresses": [
"1D4agzfRbhwnEK6dGyQmy3ZhWckytYmbMW"
],
"age": 670770,
"output_index": 0,
"output_value": 12477,
"prev_hash": "313fe25574cec1fc3459ba43962207063f04fbfa373741f3e0df2deba1dabf03",
"script": "473044022007da6d883ee0952139a8b97c7c89503f4c13e6f69e213eec838a23e35f8808e102207082958fb7f01920e1fc89b2b08fb946f9a43da5f2604e334e28318f6c837b0201210372a52f8ef2e3663507477f7f0cf1994c8cb46252ca22bed4425a70cab09deca3",
"script_type": "pay-to-pubkey-hash",
"sequence": 4294967294
}
],
"lock_time": 1613883614,
"outputs": [
{
"addresses": [
"1ARWbZPjHhYSuhfgU2kjKjpGrHofEMUD4q"
],
"script": "76a914675bd20c10471947aa3ae1ef323d01fa41e7e2a588ac",
"script_type": "pay-to-pubkey-hash",
"value": 10173
}
],
"preference": "low",
"received": "2021-02-18T00:13:49.598446811Z",
"relayed_by": "54.89.251.153",
"size": 191,
"total": 10173,
"ver": 2,
"vin_sz": 1,
"vout_sz": 1,
"vsize": 191
}
Okay
I have the names.
How was this ecncrypted ?
020000000103bfdaa1eb2ddfe0f3413737fafb043f0607229643ba5934fcc1ce7455e23f3100000 0006a473044022007da6d883ee0952139a8b97c7c89503f4c13e6f69e213eec838a23e35f8808e1 02207082958fb7f01920e1fc89b2b08fb946f9a43da5f2604e334e28318f6c837b0201210372a52 f8ef2e3663507477f7f0cf1994c8cb46252ca22bed4425a70cab09deca3feffffff01bd27000000 0000001976a914675bd20c10471947aa3ae1ef323d01fa41e7e2a588acdee83160
Which algorithm?
or which website/app/ etc. to decrypt it, please ?
Thanks
Edi
I have the names.
How was this ecncrypted ?
020000000103bfdaa1eb2ddfe0f3413737fafb043f0607229643ba5934fcc1ce7455e23f3100000 0006a473044022007da6d883ee0952139a8b97c7c89503f4c13e6f69e213eec838a23e35f8808e1 02207082958fb7f01920e1fc89b2b08fb946f9a43da5f2604e334e28318f6c837b0201210372a52 f8ef2e3663507477f7f0cf1994c8cb46252ca22bed4425a70cab09deca3feffffff01bd27000000 0000001976a914675bd20c10471947aa3ae1ef323d01fa41e7e2a588acdee83160
Which algorithm?
or which website/app/ etc. to decrypt it, please ?
Thanks
Edi
Really! Now that is interesting...they must have been a coincidence as I only placed 20 names.
I was being a bit generous with usernames involving numbers and the other one was a very short username that I guess just accidentally lined up. Ooof... that was a bit of a workout... but I eventually got there after a couple of "red herrings"... "found" 2 (!!?! 
) "extra" usernames
) "extra" usernames Code:
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
HCP - 2021/02/17
This is proof that I found the correct 20 user names
Congrats to whomever manages to sweep the prize!
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1ARWbZPjHhYSuhfgU2kjKjpGrHofEMUD4q
GyWYgPTKBaCG/M9nXdt9P7/XkMcItAjIUrEKm1XjB9/9bKKiwsJpOUR3onjKZj7Y8efFD3yaQKDbp/piCBUG0OU=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
verificationHCP - 2021/02/17
This is proof that I found the correct 20 user names
Congrats to whomever manages to sweep the prize!
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1ARWbZPjHhYSuhfgU2kjKjpGrHofEMUD4q
GyWYgPTKBaCG/M9nXdt9P7/XkMcItAjIUrEKm1XjB9/9bKKiwsJpOUR3onjKZj7Y8efFD3yaQKDbp/piCBUG0OU=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Really! Now that is interesting...they must have been a coincidence as I only placed 20 names.
Ooof... that was a bit of a workout... but I eventually got there after a couple of "red herrings"... "found" 2 (!!?! ) "extra" usernames
) "extra" usernames Code:
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
HCP - 2021/02/17
This is proof that I found the correct 20 user names
Congrats to whomever manages to sweep the prize!
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1ARWbZPjHhYSuhfgU2kjKjpGrHofEMUD4q
GyWYgPTKBaCG/M9nXdt9P7/XkMcItAjIUrEKm1XjB9/9bKKiwsJpOUR3onjKZj7Y8efFD3yaQKDbp/piCBUG0OU=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
verification HCP - 2021/02/17
This is proof that I found the correct 20 user names
Congrats to whomever manages to sweep the prize!
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1ARWbZPjHhYSuhfgU2kjKjpGrHofEMUD4q
GyWYgPTKBaCG/M9nXdt9P7/XkMcItAjIUrEKm1XjB9/9bKKiwsJpOUR3onjKZj7Y8efFD3yaQKDbp/piCBUG0OU=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
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