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MATTER is the first word in the 2nd paragraph. This pertains to Alpha, the First & the Beginning BELIEVE is the last word in the 13th paragraph. This pertains to Omega, Last & End. These make sense because they are the boundary words to finding the 12 seed phrases.
I deposited another 50 blank wallets; I opened one that had already been used and another that contains a small amount of XEC.🤭🤐
The wallets that were previously used would have to be from people who found those same wallets by trying to solve my puzzle. Check the transaction dates. Surely have to be after my puzzle was originally published in 2025?
Been trying and it's showing it shy should all be in lowercase letters Well it's in lowercase
When you input the seed phrase into Cashtab, has to be all lowercase, has to be a valid bip39 seed word, and there can't be any extra spaces. Cashtab will not reject a valid seed.
Tried on many devices and cancelled all spaces
One of your words may be incorrect. Look up BIP39 words and you'll see the full list.
Four of my words are not on BIP39 word list
Then you are doing it wrong. You can't just input random words.
Might just give up at some point but for now I keep trying 😂 But the price is kinda large you know
Sir, Is it possible for someone—or a hacker—to randomly select a 12-word BIP-39 seed phrase and happen to find a wallet address that actually contains big funds? Could it turn out to be my wallet or yours?
No, it is practically impossible for a hacker to randomly guess a 12-word BIP-39 seed phrase and find a wallet containing funds. The mathematical odds against this happening are so astronomically large that it will not happen to your wallet, my wallet, or anyone else’s wallet before the end of the universe.
The answer is no, just as @Ben_Manlapaz said.
Now that someone has won, you will see that you were on the right track! I thought you were going to be able to solve it because of this post. You may have even helped the person who did: https://www.proofofwriting.com/feed/da4a692c41d499bde6f02c50027da6c92ee99d6b8533a1408a5fbca45ef45103
Thanks! It’s definitely a bit bittersweet to come so close, but seeing that the boundary/paragraph theory actually held up is a massive validation! Massive props to you, though—the puzzle was brilliantly designed. Those decoys were so clever and really kept us on our toes! If my breakdown gave the winner that final nudge, I’m just glad I could contribute. What an awesome hunt!
You even figured out some words could be hidden by having -ing added to it. All you needed to do was come up with one more idea!