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From the reddit thread, there's some information on how the basic wallet was solved.: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nUAhlC_n21ZLZcRAHpLw9G--gpk4NUVIJqVp9F
by ytlty 8y ago
From the reddit thread, there's some information on how the basic wallet was solved.: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nUAhlC_n21ZLZcRAHpLw9G--gpk4NUVIJqVp9F68qp4/preview https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nUAhlC_n21ZLZcRAHpLw9G--...
- zawerf 8y agoMan I was totally off on how those hexes are used. Thanks for the link!
- Kiro 8y agoAlso, that's just for the basic wallet with 0.1 BTC in it.
- sometime 8y agoHow out of possibly hundreds of different operations that could take the hex table and and that date in possibly 5 different date formats as arguments, would you find out that it's shift key and YYYYMMDD?
- nothrabannosir 8y agoWild guess: start with shift key "301", see "201" come out. Use an 8 for the next, and it's a 3. Bingo. (I would never in a million lifetimes have guessed that bip thing. How do people even know this?)
- zuck9 8y agoBIP39 and 12 word phrases to backup/restore your wallet is common knowledge in the cryptocurrency community.
- nodesocket 8y agoI think the question is going from decimals to bip39 seed words. Looking at 426 252 813 1535 1935 1603 1068 1479 1168 756 878 1083 I sure as heck would not think, oh that's bip39 indexes.