"Bitcoin is the Moon.

In a moonlit night Vitalik is riding an unicorn on planet

Earth, while baby Unicorn Ethereum is sitting in his lap. CPD planet can be seen in
the night sky."

Also “diamond” is the sign of ethereum - logo on Vitalik’s Tshirt. And there are 11
diamonds under the horse - marked by green. 2^11 = 2048, and this is also the
number of words in BIP39 dictionary.

Picture => base64 => text

Yes. I've already figured it out. But I reread the white paper 4 times I did not
understand what the connection is with the text of white paper, a portrait of a
‍buterin on a unicorn and a private key♂
‍

Doing wordplay from the whitepaper and trying out various combination for HEX
key.There are 84 words in the white paper from the bip39 wordlist. There are even
more from the painting. If they are using 24 words for the seed (24! permutations),
how are you narrowing the possibilities?

I also “saw” Saturn there drawed in the style of 1990s years computer paintings 😉

Do you mean the roadmap of the project, i.e. the one posted on home page, is to be
taken into consideration?

First clue was out at halving. Second will be on first day of auction. Follow their
Twitter. Everything is there.

Keywords

“diamond” is the sign of ethereum - logo on Vitalik’s Tshirt. And there are 11
diamonds under the horse - marked by green. 2^11 = 2048, and this is also the
number of words in BIP39 dictionary. One diamond on Vitalik’s Tshirt, 11 diamonds
under the horse. Total 12 diamonds, like 11 words and the last 12th word (on
Vitalik’s Tshirt) is checksum word
Detective Froz, [18.06.20 00:10]
Private Key = pbkdf (w1, w2, w3, w4, w5)

where:
pbkdf is some private key derivation function
w1, w2, w3, w4, w5 - some five words

Drew, [23.06.20 21:32]

The problem is knowing what method needs to be used to hash the 5 words

1Unicorn, [23.06.20 21:53]

[ Photo ]
Is this cause for concern?

Detective Froz, [24.06.20 04:56]

[In reply to Private Person]
For python you can use combinations from itertools:

from itertools import combinations

data = list(combinations('WXYZ', 2))
print(data)

Result:

[
 ('W', 'X'),
('W', 'Y'),
('W', 'Z'),
('X', 'Y'),
('X', 'Z'),
('Y', 'Z')
]

Bryan, [25.06.20 00:28]

Suggestion: 5 words are: CPD, Bitcoin (or BTC), Token, ETH and Genesis

H.P.Hiếu, [02.07.20 17:35]

2020February02
2020May20
2020June01
2020December31
2021January03

Racminer, [02.07.20 18:10]

in the picture we have the creator of eth, baby eth , grown up eth, mining eth,
famous eth fork ... just brainstorming lol

Alex, [01.08.20 17:34]

It means that private key exist 3 capital letters ?

Detective Froz, [18.06.20 00:10]

Private Key = pbkdf (w1, w2, w3, w4, w5)

where:
pbkdf is some private key derivation function
w1, w2, w3, w4, w5 - some five words

Drew, [23.06.20 21:32]

The problem is knowing what method needs to be used to hash the 5 words

1Unicorn, [23.06.20 21:53]

[ Photo ]
Is this cause for concern?

Detective Froz, [24.06.20 04:56]

[In reply to Private Person]
For python you can use combinations from itertools:

from itertools import combinations

data = list(combinations('WXYZ', 2))
print(data)

Result:

[
('W', 'X'),
('W', 'Y'),
('W', 'Z'),
('X', 'Y'),
('X', 'Z'),
('Y', 'Z')
]
Bryan, [25.06.20 00:28]
Suggestion: 5 words are: CPD, Bitcoin (or BTC), Token, ETH and Genesis

H.P.Hiếu, [02.07.20 17:35]

2020February02
2020May20
2020June01
2020December31
2021January03

Racminer, [02.07.20 18:10]

in the picture we have the creator of eth, baby eth , grown up eth, mining eth,
famous eth fork ... just brainstorming lol

Alex, [01.08.20 17:34]

It means that private key exist 3 capital letters ?

mraksoll, [07.08.20 01:29]

100 ETH Address Ownership Verification
May 12, 2020: Hint #0 Follow the Roadmap.
June 1, 2020: Hint #1 Five keywords will become a 64 digit hexadecimal number
through various transformations.
July 1, 2020: Hint #2 Dates are in YYYYMonthDD format.
August 1, 2020: Hint #3 Crypto Assets are represented by three capital letters.

Detective Froz, [18.06.20 00:10]

Private Key = pbkdf (w1, w2, w3, w4, w5)

where:
pbkdf is some private key derivation function
w1, w2, w3, w4, w5 - some five words

Drew, [23.06.20 21:32]

The problem is knowing what method needs to be used to hash the 5 words

1Unicorn, [23.06.20 21:53]

[ Photo ]
Is this cause for concern?

Detective Froz, [24.06.20 04:56]

[In reply to Private Person]
For python you can use combinations from itertools:

from itertools import combinations

data = list(combinations('WXYZ', 2))
print(data)

Result:

[
('W', 'X'),
('W', 'Y'),
('W', 'Z'),
('X', 'Y'),
('X', 'Z'),
('Y', 'Z')
]

Bryan, [25.06.20 00:28]

Suggestion: 5 words are: CPD, Bitcoin (or BTC), Token, ETH and Genesis

H.P.Hiếu, [02.07.20 17:35]

2020February02
2020May20
2020June01
2020December31
2021January03

Racminer, [02.07.20 18:10]

in the picture we have the creator of eth, baby eth , grown up eth, mining eth,
famous eth fork ... just brainstorming lol

Alex, [01.08.20 17:34]

It means that private key exist 3 capital letters ?

mraksoll, [03.09.20 15:53]

https://onlineasciitools.com/convert-ascii-to-decimal

mraksoll, [03.09.20 15:53]

https://www.rapidtables.com/convert/number/ascii-hex-bin-dec-converter.html i think
they meen somting like this