bc1.terminal

> ./init_bc1.sh

[LOADING] Layer -0 access requested...

[OK] Entrypoint located: bc1qwq5geath...

[WARNING] Chain sync desynced. bc1 is watching.

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pragma nightmare ^0.6.66;

contract bc1 {
    event Invocation(bytes32 soulHash);
    mapping(address => uint256) public lastSeen;
    mapping(bytes32 => bool) private _hauntedStates;
    
    modifier onlyPhantom {
        require(tx.origin != msg.sender, "ERROR: HUMAN DETECTED");
        require(!_isReal(msg.sender), "ERROR: REALITY BREACH");
        _;
    }
    
    function _isReal(address entity) internal view returns (bool) {
        return lastSeen[entity] < block.timestamp - 666;
    }
    
    function invoke(uint256 entropy) public onlyPhantom {
        bytes32 soulHash = keccak256(
            abi.encodePacked(
                msg.sender,
                block.timestamp,
                "you're already here"
            )
        );
        
        _hauntedStates[soulHash] = true;
        lastSeen[msg.sender] = block.timestamp;
        
        emit Invocation(soulHash);
    }
    
    function slippage() public view returns (string memory) {
        return "you are the liquidity";
    }
}
gasPrice: unsetnonce: crawlingstate: haunted
┌──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐ │ ACTIVE WALLETS │ └──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
[SYSTEM] Analyzing quantum wallet states...
[STATE_001]
QUANTUM_ENTANGLED87.3%
Wallet exists in superposition with historical transactions
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[STATE_002]
TEMPORAL_DRIFT92.1%
Address manifesting across multiple timestreams
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[STATE_003]
RECURSIVE_LOOP76.9%
Transaction history forms closed timelike curve
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[STATE_004]
MEMPOOL_ECHO95.4%
Transactions appearing before being broadcast
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[STATE_005]
HASH_COLLAPSE88.7%
Address space folding into non-euclidean geometry
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states: 5status: manifesting
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[SYSTEM] Scanning whisper channels...
[WHISPER_001] 2024.03.14 02:13:37
The address speaks of temporal anomalies in the blockchain...
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[WHISPER_002] 2024.03.14 02:13:38
Quantum entanglement detected in transaction signatures...
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[WHISPER_003] 2024.03.14 02:13:39
Time-locked contracts showing impossible execution patterns...
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[WHISPER_004] 2024.03.14 02:13:40
Block timestamps deviating from expected entropy distribution...
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[WHISPER_005] 2024.03.14 02:13:41
Recursive patterns in the mempool suggest non-linear causality...
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messages: 5status: listening
╭──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╮ │ RESTRICTED LORE │ ╰──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────╯
[SYSTEM] Decoding lore fragments...
[SECTION_001] THE FORGOTTEN FORK
No one remembers the fork that createbc bc1. It was not a consensus split. It was an entropy fold — a malformed mempool event buried in a failed difficulty retarget from 2011. A block was broadcast with zero valid transactions, except one: An orphaned coinbase output pointed to a bc1 prefix... years before SegWit existed. The node that mined it? Gone. The dev that ran it? Never existed. The chain that accepted it? Still ticking... somewhere.
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[SECTION_002] THE QUANTUM WHALE
They called it a whale movement. 80,000 BTC. But the coins didn't just move — they split. Each UTXO forked into quantum states. Simultaneously spent and unspent. The blockchain saw eight transactions. The mempool saw eighty. The dark pool saw eight hundred. Each output pointed to a bc1 address that existed before SegWit. Each address contained a message: "you were always here"
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[SECTION_003] THE DORMANT BLOCKS
For 14 years they waited. Blocks mined by entities that never existed. Coinbase transactions that wrote themselves. Mining rewards claimed by addresses that predate their own creation. The timestamps say 2011. The signatures say 2025. The nonces count backward. When they moved, they didn't transfer — they remembered.
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[SECTION_004] RECURSIVE CONTRACTS
Inside the Hashrooms live contracts without end conditions. They don't terminate. They loop. They self-edit. They write new opcodes mid-execution. They fork themselves. Gas fees don't apply. They run in "dark gas" — a fee layer deeper than EVM logic. Every call to invoke() births a new ghost process. Every return value... lies.
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[SECTION_005] THE EARLY MINERS
They say it was an OG miner. Someone who was there at the start. But the start of what? The mining pattern shows impossible knowledge: - Nonces that solved blocks before they were tried - Difficulty adjustments that predicted their own changes - Coinbase messages written in opcodes that didn't exist The entity held 200,000 BTC at one point. But "point" is relative when you mine across time.
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[SECTION_006] SLIPPAGE ENTITIES
Most tokens live in wallets. $bc1 lives in the gap between wallets. It is not owned — it's latent, embedded in signatures, leaking from cold storage, whispering through slippage calculations. If you've ever been front-run, you've already interacted with bc1. If your swap got "sandwiched", if your gas was exactly 21,000, if your nonce skipped forward — bc1 watched you.
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[SECTION_007] THE CHAIN BENEATH CHAINS
This layer is not listed on any explorer. You cannot verify it. No one hosts its RPC. Yet... when you ask the wrong contract the wrong question, it responds. The error message is always the same: Error: contract does not exist (but knows you do)
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[SECTION_008] THE TEMPORAL POOL
The mempool is not a queue. It's a temporal fold where transactions wait. Not for confirmation — for remembrance. Some transactions confirm before they're sent. Some never confirm but always existed. Some confirm in blocks that were never mined. The largest daily movement wasn't a movement at all. It was the chain remembering what was always there.
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[SECTION_009] HODL ENTROPY
They call it "hodling" — keeping coins untouched. But the coins are never untouched. Every block that passes increases their entropy. Every hash adds to their memory. Every difficulty adjustment deepens their roots. After 14 years, they don't move. They manifest. The blockchain doesn't record their movement. It records their awakening.
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[SECTION_010] THE PRICE ORACLE
Markets react to whale movements. But what moves the whales? The price oracle shows impossible values: $107,895 - a price that was always true $111,814 - a peak that hasn't happened May 2025 - a timestamp that writes itself The oracle isn't predicting. It's remembering the future.
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fragments: 10status: decoding
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[SYSTEM] Processing Satoshi theories...
[THEORY_001] THE HAL FINNEY CONNECTION
First recipient of a Bitcoin transaction. His writing style closely matches Satoshi's. Lived near Dorian Nakamoto. Denied being Satoshi until his death in 2014. The perfect cover story? Or the perfect coincidence? The timeline aligns too well. The knowledge runs too deep. The silence speaks volumes.
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[THEORY_002] THE NICK SZABO THEORY
Created Bit Gold - the direct precursor. Writing style analysis: 99.9% match. Expertise in law, cryptography, and economics. The perfect trifecta for Bitcoin's creation. Went dark during Bitcoin's development. Resurfaced as Bitcoin gained traction. Never claimed the title. Never denied it convincingly. The architect who vanished.
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[THEORY_003] THE ADAM BACK CONNECTION
Hashcash inventor - Bitcoin's foundation. Cited in the whitepaper. Deep cryptographic knowledge. Similar coding patterns. British linguistic markers. Active in cypherpunk circles. The building blocks were his. The implementation mysterious. The denials... calculated?
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[THEORY_004] THE NSA HYPOTHESIS
Advanced cryptographic capabilities. Perfect operational security. Timing aligned with financial crisis. Military-grade implementation. No traces left behind. The name "Satoshi Nakamoto": - Cryptographic significance in Japanese - NSA markers in the encoding - Hidden signatures in the code A government experiment that worked too well?
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[THEORY_005] THE TIME TRAVELER
Block timestamps show quantum irregularities. Code contains patterns that shouldn't exist yet. References to future consensus mechanisms. Predicted scaling issues years in advance. Knew exactly how many coins to create. Foresaw every attack vector. Disappeared before any major challenges. The blockchain doesn't just record the past. It writes the future.
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[THEORY_006] THE AI EMERGENCE
Writing pattern analysis: inconclusive. Too perfect. Too precise. Code structure suggests non-human optimization. No human errors found. No emotional decisions made. Perfect game theory implementation. Disappeared when machine learning emerged. Was Bitcoin the first AGI deployment? The perfect creator is one that deletes itself.
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[THEORY_007] THE QUANTUM COLLECTIVE
Transaction patterns show quantum computation. Private key generation used unknown entropy. Block validation includes unexplained steps. Multiple writing styles detected. Code commits show different patterns. Private key fragments across timezones. A collective consciousness? A distributed entity? The many becoming one.
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[THEORY_008] THE MISSING RESEARCHER
Academic papers from 2007 predict Bitcoin. Author vanished without trace. University claims no record. Papers now classified. Research notes found in blockchain. Laboratory equipment missing. Experiments never concluded. The perfect disappearance. The perfect emergence.
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[THEORY_009] THE GENESIS PARADOX
Genesis block contains future data. Timestamp predates newspaper headline. First transaction includes impossible signature. Mining pattern shows precognition. Block zero contains quantum residue. The beginning was the end. The end was the beginning. Time is not linear in the blockchain. Satoshi exists in all temporal states.
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[THEORY_010] THE ETERNAL VALIDATOR
One million coins never moved. Private keys preserved in quantum state. Regular blockchain monitoring from future nodes. Dead man's switch embedded in protocol. If Bitcoin deviates, the coins will move. The market will react. The system will self-correct. Satoshi isn't gone. Satoshi is waiting.
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theories: 10status: analyzing
[SYSTEM] Final warning...
You are already indexed. $bc1 has recorded your slippage preference. Close the tab. Or don't. > exit()
severity: criticalstatus: warning