ranTBl

don't trust the rendering. verify what's underneath.
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a new discovery.

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my mind is racing. bitcoin has a hidden message.

now, we just need to unlock what it means.

there's something about the word 'purely' that just doesn't fit. 'purely'...

it makes sense, in theory, but why the hidden 'ranTBl' text beneath?

this may lead me to madness. i'm prepared.

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seven fonts in nine pages. every one of them a subset.

a subset only carries the letters the document actually used, numbered from 01 in the order they first showed up.

same letter. different address. in every font.

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we found satoshi's secret. don't trust the rendering.

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the file says it was made in openoffice 2.4. writer. march 24, 2009. 11:33 in the morning. six hours behind utc.

that's a text field. anyone could have changed it in seventeen years.

nobody has. the hash still matches.

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what lies beneath. bitcoin's darkest secret.

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no one is talking about this. why?
purely = ranTBl

satoshi's ghost, perhaps. i have so many questions.

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satoshi knew.

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bitcoin has been hiding a secret in plain sight.

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i've been reading the bitcoin whitepaper the wrong way on purpose.

not the words. the bytes.

sentence one. the word that makes the whole claim absolute. six stored codes.

read them through the right table and you get the word you've seen a thousand times.

read them through the wrong table, from the same file, and you get something nobody wrote.

don't trust the rendering.