Just wondering if no one knows or no one cares about picking up free money anymore.

Quoting this week’s Nxt Newsletter:

A new transaction has been sent to the alias EasterEggs. Here’s a clue: Twitter handle @OPeasterEggs.

Some cared to check @OpEasterEggs and even #OpEasterEgg:

#Nxt has Phased Transactions. This Jinn asset can be withdrawn by anyone who approves the transaction. All info is available. #OpEasterEgg pic.twitter.com/Dqh22n15DX — EasterEggs (@OPeasterEggs) June 13, 2017

Yeah. General purpose processor based on ternary logic with hardware support for distributed computing. — EasterEggs (@OPeasterEggs) 15. juni 2017



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No sir, but $IOTA is from same team. https://t.co/mpdn9Pns4j represents 10% of all Jinn generated profits. Jinn is https://t.co/usCDfJZ9wg — EasterEggs (@OPeasterEggs) 15. juni 2017

Now, just follow the white rabbit. Find the secret words that unlock the transaction.

tl;dr:

1 JINN asset has been sent as a phased transaction to an account that anyone can access.

Log in to the account using its passphrase.

Unlock the transaction by typing its hashed secret.

Transfer the asset to your own Nxt account.

You have now picked up this week’s Easter egg: 1 Jinn, current value ~1000NXT / ~160$.

Deadline is Block 1359698.

Need more clues?

In the end of the section about NxtBridge OFFLINE in our latest Nxt Newsletter we wrote:

OOOPS: Did I really expose the passphrase to the demo account in that video? Oh boy. The first who logs in to the account can have the NXT and ARDR in it. There’s also a clue to follow if you log in, which leads to another asset Easter egg!

Few hours later a user had not just emptied the account for NXT and ARDR, but also found that the encrypted Charles Bukowski quote which had been received by the EasterEggs account could be used to open a password-protected file which had recently been uploaded to the Nxt Data Cloud. This revealed 12 random words, the passphrase to an account that held 100 NXTP assets.

Those are long gone now. Congrats to the Nxter that won and who, by the way, surprised us by using the Eastereggs account to cast a vote in Nxter Magazine’s newsletter-poll. – Nice one! 🙂