A vanity address
May 28, 2019. The question is an address: 1AndrewYangForPresident2o2o6zmPzd. The format is [solution], digits 497. The author expected it to be a bit harder than block 19.
It wasn't. Nobody holds the key to an address like that. Coins sent there are gone for good. So the solution is just burn address.
The claim confirmed at 04:10:09 UTC, twelve minutes after the post. u/Randomiser posted the answer once it confirmed. u/MegaBit01 solved it too, tried to sweep with Electrum and got an error. The coins were already gone.
The swapped characters
u/mapl3sn0w spotted something. The real address ends in zm6Pzd, and the question says 6zmPzd. A typo? The author said it had no influence on the solution.
u/Quantris made a sharper point. Swap two characters and the checksum breaks, so the address in the question isn't valid at all. You can't burn anything to it. Checked here: @agntn/keys rejects the question's version and accepts the one with zm6P.
So the answer to "what is this?" is technically "not an address". Still burn address on the chain, though, because that's what the hash says.