Authors

stsh_n

A Reddit account with one post, a picture puzzle from October 2020 with 0.2 BTC on the address inside it. Nothing from it since.
IDstsh-n09 / 45person · 1 collection · 2020-10-08
Subject

stsh_n

bitcoin

Reddit account that posted one picture puzzle to its own profile in October 2020, with 0.2 BTC on the address it shows.

Puzzles
1
Prize recorded
0.20107284 BTC
Still unsolved
1 · 0.20107284 BTC
closed 0 / 1
Channels
redditreddit.com/user/stsh_n

Techniques

  • hidden-seed-words1 of 1 puzzle

Log

 

Posted Bitcoin puzzle (2000$) on their own Reddit profile, a title and a picture with no text.

reddit.com/user/stsh_n/comments/j79zvj/bitcoin_puzzle_2000
 

Wrote the prize address up the left edge of the picture, beside the Statue of Liberty.

i.redd.it/n1x7g8ceaur51.png
local dataset / no network · data c260 a960 6b7c

Who this is

A Reddit account. One post, zero comments, at least as far as the Arctic Shift archive of Reddit knows. That's the whole trail.

October 8, 2020, 09:25 UTC. Brave New World goes up on the account's own profile, not in any subreddit. A collage of 2020, runes, "find the seed phrase", an address up the left edge. The title promises $2000. The address had held 0.2 BTC since May.

Then nothing. The thread kept growing for six years. The author never showed up in it.

What the record says

Two facts, both straight from the post. It was a title and a picture with no text. The prize address is written into the picture. Everything about the puzzle itself lives on the collection page.

The record

tssrc/collections/brave-new-world.ts
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  key: "stsh-n",
  kind: PartyKind.Person,
  about: "Reddit account that posted one picture puzzle to its own profile in October 2020, with 0.2 BTC on the address it shows.",
  profiles: [profile("reddit", "https://www.reddit.com/user/stsh_n/")],
  facts: [
    fact("Posted Bitcoin puzzle (2000$) on their own Reddit profile, a title and a picture with no text.", THREAD, { date: "2020-10-08" }),
    fact("Wrote the prize address up the left edge of the picture, beside the Statue of Liberty.", PICTURE, { date: "2020-10-08" }),
  ],
});