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#超级事件周 #OpenAI庭审进入闭幕陈述 AI recovered 5 BTC? Don’t get carried away, it didn’t crack the encryption at all There are a bunch of people outside making noise, claiming AI went head-to-head with Bitcoin encryption and broke the algorithm, which is pure nonsense. The truth is not mysterious at all. Simply put, AI helped check files and decode phrases, basically file forensics + mnemonic phrase matching, which has nothing to do with brute-forcing encryption. Let me clearly explain the whole story in simple terms, no mysticism. First, the person involved is definitely a young fool. Eleven years ago, in 2015, this person was still in college and created a virtual wallet using Blockchain, which held 5 BTC. Young and reckless, back then he was not clear-headed and was messing around with drugs, casually changed the wallet password. After changing it, he immediately forgot it, and the wallet got locked, leaving the coins stuck there for years. The wallet address is: 14VJySbsKraEJbtwk9ivnr1fXs6QuofuE6 He wasn’t completely without clues; he had some key items. Recently, he found an old set of mnemonic phrases, the original seed phrase used before changing the password, corresponding to the wallet data before the password change. This is the crucial foundation for the whole matter. Now about Claude, the AI—don’t hype it up as a hacker tool. This person uploaded all the data from his college computer and asked AI to help sift through it. Claude’s job was to dig out an early wallet backup file from a pile of messy old files, most likely an encrypted archive like wallet.dat. This old file was straightforward; the encryption password was the original key before the password change. The AI took the user’s existing old mnemonic phrase, matched it with the file password, successfully decrypted it, and extracted the private key, that’s all. By the way, that ridiculous password is truly a young person’s style: lol420fuckthePOLICE!*:) Don’t think AI guessed the password magically; the user recalled it himself. AI only handled screening and matching, no guessing or cracking involved. Here’s the key point: don’t misunderstand Bitcoin’s security. From start to finish, no one broke Bitcoin’s encryption algorithm, and the private key or seed was never brute-forced. This whole thing is just a simple local old file recovery, like if you lost a USB backup and someone helped you find it, then you used your remembered password to unlock it. In the past, tools like btcrecover or pywallet could do this too, but they were complicated and required expertise. Claude’s real role was just a super-smart file searcher, also able to fix scripts and parse file structures, saving a lot of manual hassle. Finally, a few reminders for everyone: First, AI is not some godlike cracking tool; at best, it’s a careful and reliable digital detective that pieces together scattered old files and clues to complete the information. Second, Bitcoin’s underlying encryption remains rock solid. This incident reminds everyone: never delete mnemonic phrases or old backup files carelessly; keeping them safe is better than anything. Third, after recovering the coins, the person immediately transferred everything out to a new wallet. No matter the wallet, once assets are in hand, prioritize migration and risk avoidance, and always keep secure backups. No flashy tech myths here, just another lucky person who recovered their years-old $BTC, that’s all.

#孙宇晨vsWLFI: Both sides are suing each other in court The dispute between WLFI and Sun Yuchen is an unavoidable revenge in the world of cryptocurrency. The world has always been like this, behind the excitement lies countless grudges, and in the ups and downs, it’s all about human feelings and calculations. In 2024, WLFI emerged out of nowhere, taking root in the land of DeFi thanks to its ties with the Trump family. The world embraced it, believing in its decentralization and the fair and open opportunities it promised. $WLFI shone like a ray of light, illuminating the hopes of countless holders. Sun Yuchen is a well-known figure in this world, holding a fortune of billions, and with the reputation of Tron, he strides in with his Blue Anthem, immediately investing nearly 4 billion tokens. The unlocking agreement was signed neatly in black and white, and the freezing terms were clear; everyone thought this was a harmonious partnership. The change came quietly and unexpectedly. WLFI slowly realized that beneath this stability lay hidden currents. Secret holdings, illegal transfers, and short selling—one after another, these broke the surface calm. To protect the project and the livelihoods of millions of ordinary token holders, WLFI coldly froze the tokens in the other party's hands according to the rules set initially. It was reasonable and contractual. But human hearts never follow reason. Sun Yuchen chose not to sit down for a proper discussion, nor did he want to take the dignified legal route. When anger flared up, harsh words followed; he wanted WLFI to suffer and for the tokens to fall into the dust. On April 12, 2026, he stood before his four million fans, throwing out accusations: backdoor deals, scams, and arbitrary manipulation, with harsh words flooding in like a tide. Those with ulterior motives fanned the flames, the public opinion machine kept turning, influencers created hype, accounts flooded the screens, and rumors grew wildly like weeds. The price of $WLFI plummeted, and the hard-earned reputation was left in tatters overnight. There is always an end to patience; those pushed to the brink must learn to fight back. On May 4, in a Florida court, WLFI filed a lawsuit. There were no hysterical accusations, only the top defamation law firm Clare Locke LLP from across the U.S. Behind them stood a legal team that had handled high-profile media cases, indicating that this matter was no longer just a verbal dispute; it would expose all the hidden transactions, conspiracies, and lies to the sunlight. Now both sides are suing each other, one accusing fraud and the other counter-suing for defamation. Ironically, at the moment the lawsuit was filed, the token actually rose by twelve points. This has never been a simple business tug-of-war; it is a game of human nature, a dispute over the rules of the world, and a clash between old tactics of malicious short selling and public opinion suppression against a new resistance that vows to uphold the bottom line and defend rights at all costs. Everyone in the world knows that when the truth is laid bare, many loud outcries will eventually bow their heads and reconcile. WLFI's counterattack is not just to recover losses but also to set a pillar for the entire Web3 industry: in chaotic times, no matter how tumultuous the world becomes, we cannot allow malice to trample on innocence and reputation. The story is not over; the grudges continue. The world is as fleeting as smoke, and the ups and downs are unpredictable. In this grand drama of the world, who can grit their teeth and hold on until the end, smiling as they reach the conclusion? In the world of cryptocurrency, people come and go, gathering and parting, but it’s all about surviving, competing, and then waiting for an answer.