About this artifact
Possibly original; likely by cryptograffiti.info creator.
------------------------------------- | Force of Will 3 U U | | --------------------------------- | | | //////////// | | | | ////() ()\////\ | | | | ///_\ (--) \///\ | | | | ) //// \_____///\\ | | | | ) \ / / / / | | | | ) / \ | | / _/ | | | | ) \ ( ( / / / / \ | | | | / ) ( ) / ( )/( ) \ | | | | \(_)/(_)/ /UUUU \ \\\/ | | | | .---------------------------------. | | Interrupt | | ,---------------------------------, | | | You may pay 1 life and remove a | | | | blue card in your hand from the | | | | game instead of paying Force of | | | | Will's casting cost. Effects | | | | that prevent or redirect damage | | | | cannot be used to counter this | | | | loss of life. | | | | Counter target spell. | | | `---------------------------------` | | l | Illus. Terese Nelsen | -------------------------------------Open the raw reconstruction ↗
Written to the chain on 03 Dec 2014.
Possibly original; likely by cryptograffiti.info creator.
A normal pay-to-public-key-hash output contains a 20-byte public-key hash. A data uploader can put arbitrary 20-byte chunks in that field instead. To the network it looks like many ordinary-looking outputs, but the “addresses” are fake because nobody knows a private key whose public key hashes to those bytes.
More about P2FKHEvery byte shown here was read from these transactions. Open one in a block explorer to check it yourself.