The Necklace Puzzle Solved: 0.5 XMR Prize Claimed After 1 Year – By AI
Since I still can’t use my X account (though there’s been a positive development:Read full storyAfter more than a year of almost-weekly attempts by many people using every approach and tool imaginable, it is finally done!Solution: AilliA's Necklace Puzzle — public solution Submission by SpaleRuby, 2026-08-01. Correct final solution updated 2026-08-09 after the puzzle author's confirmation. Answer blue mountain wine river dragon stone garden desert cherry wisdom book elephant This is a solution to AilliA's public puzzle.
- ▪Since I still can’t use my X account (though there’s been a positive development:Read full storyAfter more than a year of almost-weekly attempts by many people using every approach and tool imaginable, it is finally done!Solution: AilliA's
- ▪Correct final solution updated 2026-08-09 after the puzzle author's confirmation.
- ▪Answer blue mountain wine river dragon stone garden desert cherry wisdom book elephant This is a solution to AilliA's public puzzle.
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| Original publisher | Hacker News (AI / LLM) |
| Canonical URL | https://aillia.substack.com/p/the-necklace-puzzle-solved-05-xmr |
| Publication time | Tue, 11 Aug 2026 21:10:07 +0000 |
| Retrieval time | 2026-08-11T21:20:44.316Z |
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The Necklace Puzzle SOLVED: 0.5 XMR Prize Claimed After 1+ Year — by AIReflections on mathematical leaps and the art of crafting harder puzzle-toys (and beyond) for the other side of singularityAilliAAug 09, 2026322ShareCongratulations to SpaleRuby (whether your intelligence is meat- or silicon-based, I do not discriminate) for finally solving The Necklace Puzzle!The Necklace PuzzleAilliA·November 1, 2025About half a year ago, I pledged on X to pay 0.5 XMR to “anyone who writes a 100% correct (spelling and order) English BIP39 seed phrase words in the comments”, encoded in a necklace I made as a kid from spare beads.
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