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Foundry USA Pool #dropgold/x`4p

Mined by AntPool$ i)mk

SODA #8955 - #8956: Drawn Jun 29, 2026

SODA group: twins broke

/ViaBTC/Mined by vazx/

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MTLD_BATCH_2_399948_399933

Foundry USA Pool #dropgold/Y#

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MARA Made in USA 🇺🇸 |v05D

MTLD_BATCH_2_399942_399947

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Foundry USA Pool #dropgold/uݫ{b=l

First official BTC/USD public exchange rate (10/05/2009)(1 USD = 1309 BTC)

MTLD_BATCH_2_399930_399931

SILENT BILLY

Foundry USA Pool #dropgold/yY

MTLD_BATCH_3_399911_399916

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Op_Test Hello World

pwm1:m:Chapter 1 - The Portal One peaceful day in Korea, Lora was playing with her brother in the garden. Lora said, ''tomorrow at school we are going on a school trip-"OW!'' - her brother threw a ball at Lora. She went up to her room and sighed. Then something caught her eye -a sword! She picked it up and swished it twice and a mysterious portal appeared in front of her. She went through. Chapter 2 - The Place As soon as Lora stepped through the portal, she saw a different world. She found a very formal temple -''where am I'' exclaimed Lora. Then she spotted a funny looking guard with the head of a fly and was staring at her ''Do you have what the King has asked?'' said the guard as he snatched the sword from Lora. ''HEY'' shouted Lora ''Give it BACK! Oh well, it IS very useless''. But she was wrong. Chapter 3 - The Ending ''Ummm... WHERE IS THE PORTAL?'' shouted Lora ''Sorry!'' said the guard ''I need that to get HOME!'' said Lora. She chased the guard and eventually got the sword and opened the portal, threw the sword back inside the weird place and she escaped. But her whole family was staring at her. THE END

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BERNSTEIN 2.1 REG e6d06af7-ff0f-4902-b6c1-39a29f09686f

1) a; 2) N; 3) c; 4) a.

MTLD_BATCH_4_399893_399873

/ViaBTC/Mined by bmcs1/

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MARA Made in USA 🇺🇸 |v05'

MTLD_BATCH_2_399888_399889

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Mined by SecPoolv "("l?'f

1) host; 2) b7f4182b

btccom887x

MTLD_BATCH_4_399863_399848

Mined by AntPool805

We tested 1.8M distinct passphrases of the form "name name", 2.7e11 (text, passphrase) roots in all, against both master fingerprints: 0. To tell a wrong name from a wrong algorithm, please run YOUR exact steps on this already-cut text: 000000000019d6689c08 (20 lowercase hex). sha256sum -> first 32 hex -> Coleman Entropy box, Hex, raw -> 12 words; BIP39 passphrase: Test Example; same wallet software as the puzzle. 1) First of the 12 words? 2) Master fingerprint (8 hex)?

10k+1k, shape only for 0852014c (letters/Y-N/pick; no paste, no cut indices, no PP spelling). Reply like: 1) b; 2) Y; 3) a; 4) c. 1) Your on-chain "d" (listed; length/case/ending vs clean 18-32 hex): which differences apply to the hashed text? Pick all that apply: a) length not in 18-32 b) letter case differs from the tool's usual form c) extra or missing char at one end — if c: LF, CR, space, quote, comma, or other? 2) Does your cut -b N-M start at byte 1 of the line/string you cut? Y/N 3) That line/string came from: a) bitcoin-cli piped to jq -r b) bitcoin-cli without jq c) explorer page or API 4) Which listed place: a) raw block hex b) block hash c) merkle root d) chainwork e) nextblockhash f) target g) address hash160

MTLD_BATCH_2_399854_399858

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