(11:54:06 AM) Infernoman: alright here is the address. which will be used as the DECRYPTION KEY TeBvCsdNaKYtnKZ7uC5zG19GVEMScrAQff
(11:55:06 AM) Infernoman: bfd48e4e030d490760de932facd3f485d234c4564086e0cc4d3f624092c27c2e52bad1d092e8a1d
60a92a0bc2c637308828548af51d33f5e6467cdfb764691d6
The string above is in a hexadecimal format, and ENCRYPTED with an algo that I was able to find online.
There is a website that you will be able to DECRYPT this string using the KEY. It only has 1 round of encryption on it.
Once you've decrypted this string correctly You will be able to use this to import the address into your wallet using "importprivkey [string]" minus the []
All of the strings are ENCODED in a hexadecimal format, NOT base64. to make it a bit easier
First person to decrypt and import this wallet into their own will receive the ~295 coins that are on it.
DAMNIT! of course this awesomness happens in the few hrs I'm offline a day and I miss this lol
I was surprise to still be in the race after a few hours 0.o haha
Don't worry I really like the idea of this and will be doing it much more often
I'm going to start making it a bit more complex, but I will provide the tools so everyone has a chance of playing still
that way its a bit more of a guessing game to get the answer for each step. and whoever is luckiest, or quickest will get it
@Infernoman, ?Hey you might want to contact Richie about lowering the TX withdrawal fee on Bittrex, 0.2 TX per withdrawal is kinda high. ESPECIALLY when/if TX REALLY pops in price it'll be downright painful
I'll see what I can do about that
Richie is always really good with us and with the trade volume being up I don't think he would mind lowering the withdrawal fee especially now that the client no longer causes any market issues when withdrawals go through.
