For me i think only if the business minded thinking that the bitcoin they can get big money maybe they already join because bitcoin is not a small amount.

i expected that to happen and i am sure that you mean by (someone got emotionally angry) coin-artist (lately she changed her name to Bitcoin Boss) because she is the only one profiting and becoming famous from this puzzle (which is impossible to solve without clues)

everyone who says that you are troll is the real troll ( or maybe blind or even stupid).

without you the probability to find the solution is 0% even after 100 years.

Hello all,

the previous puzzle was solved by collaboration, on this one people are reluctant to share information. I've only looked at the puzzle for a couple of days, but in the spirit of the previous puzzle, I will share what I have found.

Bringing the brightness of the image to a minimum and adding lots of contrast will make some parts of the image glow:

https://imgur.com/a/MuBr8

The rabbit has shown you this by posting an image with an overblown brightness. I do not know yet what it means, but it's interesting nonetheless.

Part of the original clues was a quote from "Alice in Wonderland" and a big theme in that book is following the white rabbit. Whoever denies that there is a rabbit in that picture is delusional or trying to misdirect other people. Interestingly the rabbit occupies or touches 32 squares. Giving those squares coordinates would result in a string with the length of 64 or a private key written in hex. But what is the order in which to read them and what are the coordinates?

Using 0-9 and A-F seems to work and would generate a valid hex string, but what about the order?

The spirals in the corner have a direction for the upper part and a reverse direction for the lower part. The rabbit seems to be torn in half by the vine, almost symmetrically. 17 squares on the lower half, 15 on the upper half. I tried reading the bits using these patterns, but they failed.

The fact that the bitcoin address is a vanity one tells us the bits are random, so I guess reading them in a certain order is not possible. So that route is dead.

There are also letters scattered about on the painting. Arrows also. Found at least 3 of them. The last image in the imgur collection will have them.

Good luck to you all and a big thank you to the creator, it's been an interesting couple of days.

@feedo what is the step from hash to ip?

@680cfbb909 we can also match board from WR with image and pins with flames, but double it will lead us anywhere... https://imgur.com/a/5HxsD

to anybody that my be interested, I took the pain so I may as well share:


There are a few newbie lunatic trolls (all close to solving) in the thread at present, I am sorry to have to say that but starting from page 36 this thread has become schizofrenic rambling.

I can't see anything because the album is only viewable by you. Use imgur.com for easily sharing images. I've also found some letters and arrows in the images I shared above. I would love to see your findings.

For those who have been going over the image with a fine toothed comb, just an observation: Download the High Resolution image and compare your findings with the lower resolution image. I had "found" upwards of 100 tiny numbers in the lower resolution image only to have them disappear in the larger rez version. I think a lot of these numbers/letters that really truly look obvious (once you've stared at it long enough) vanish at a higher resolution (which has it's own hidden numbers). So if you've found a hidden letter or number, compare between resolutions before getting too excited. Here's a "key" I found at a lower resolution that disappears in the higher one...  at least it looks a lot less intentional in the higher resolution version.

http://oi64.tinypic.com/5mg5y.jpg

Frequencies:

- Count
- Small
- Large
- Red
- Yellow
- Green
- Purple

Inner


Outer

This is the most confusing detail on the picture for me also. Could be claws, could be feathers, but those three curved lines doesn't look like any of these. It somehow doesn't fit there.