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Fractalencrypt 2085199072755884349

fractalencrypt-2085199072755884349

https://x.com/FractalEncrypt/status/2085199072755884349

Captured screenshot of the post by @FractalEncrypt, posted 6 Aug 2026, 02:59 UTC
@FractalEncrypt posted captured full-size capture → original post →
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@FractalEncrypt
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independent
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independent-reproduction
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capture held

FractalEncrypt reporting that entering 99 sixes into a SeedSigner reproduced a live wallet, so its owner had pressed one die face 99 times in December 2022 rather than rolling, with two further wallets showing the same pattern in June and October 2023. It adds that funds on the legacy derivation path were swept 14 to 17 hours later than native SegWit funds stolen the same day, 17 December. Bears on the dice-entropy strand rather than on the libngu defect, though the post does not say which device generated the seeds. Self-reported: the wallets are not identified and the result is not reproduced here.

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