Someone said they signed in with their credentials and got into my account. But Memo responded: https://memo.cash/post/840c35e8208b06f02cf769267ab0ee0e514d3d44157c7ba55b48bd6e38177aca
I used it to search "cain" and came across this. Wondering if this happened or not. In any case, I changed my password. https://memo.cash/profile/13vCsvaBjLHSwuuQCmwsouf3iV24FmC9BT
It's funny to think that many generations from now people will look at the weird data posted in he BCH blockchain and laugh. I could totally see Blockchain Historians and Anthropologist going crazy over these things.
Ruh roh. They refer to this github page, is that what you used? https://github.com/copernet/genburn
I just looked at it, I used a python script of my own. Even if I search for "[0-9]8whc" (which is described in their code), the first address I get is not the right one.
I tried to verify. Actually there is a lot of addresses which could be used. The first one is qqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqr5w5w5x8rwhc with the payload 0x7475. This is strange.
I followed their process: start "with the 160-bit all-zero hash value" and loop "upward with step-size 1 until an address ended with substring 'whc'".
Have you read this? There doesn’t seem to be any fuckery https://medium.com/@wormholecash/on-the-burning-address-of-wormhole-protocol-3962ffa8de96
I tried to verify. Actually there is a lot of addresses which could be used. The first one is qqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqr5w5w5x8rwhc with the payload 0x7475. This is strange.