A dress, not a sheet
The 2018 dress is not a costume sheet other projects can share. Three closets keep getting hung on the same hook. None of them is hers.
Pink, 2017
A CryptoCurrencyGirls project page shows a Bitcoin girl with blonde hair in a hot-pink outfit, drawn anime-style, not as a portrait. That closet is pink. It is not the orange, white, and brown Bitcoin-logo dress.
Mask and apron, 2018
Wikipedia's page on Virtual Currency Girls describes a 2018 band. Its Bitcoin member is named there as Hinano Sirahama, in a frilly mini-skirt, a French maid apron, knee-high socks, and a lucha libre mask. The name stays on that page. It does not transfer.
The comic child, 2014
Absolute Anime's Bitcoin-chan is a 2014 Japanese comic child, called the Fairy of Money, described as a precocious five-year-old. That name belongs to that comic. It does not belong on the 2018 door.
What stays
The spine is still two lines. The 23 October 2018 lock has a permalink and no picture. The March 2026 reply is a brief dance in front of the mark, speaker sourced, permalink still blank. The 22 October picture door stays blank. No artist. No personal name for the dress.
Street panels can walk past these closets. They do not open them.