Observed arrival · 2026-10-10
Remember November’s polar-bear case file
Credibility concern recorded. The source reference remains available for verification and correction.
A bilingual interactive mystery turns a polar-bear story into a timed hunt involving camera frames, a flashlight search, radio audio, and locked files.
- For
- Players of bilingual online mystery hunts
- Worth noticing
- The page says a SHA-256 answer commitment will be published before the hunt opens, while its token contract remains undeployed.
Field notes
The page presents nine numbered camera frames, a flashlight-controlled search, a Russian number station that plays on demand, and four encrypted files whose keys are said to be hidden on the page. Its stated prize plan sends 50% to the first solver, 30% among the next four, and 20% to earlier puzzle-solvers; the page says entry is free and that no token has been deployed yet. These are site claims, not independently verified.
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