https://blockchain.info/address/19pta6x1hXzV9F5hHnhMARYbRjuxF6xbbV
Here is the screenshot which he posted:
It is inconclusive. Even if he is having access to the email, that doesn't mean that the personal information is available there.
Topic: [2014-09-10] Nakamoto vs. the Hacker; Apple’s Bitcoin Killer? (Read 5381 times)
This is very interesting... and so far he has received just BTC1.55
https://blockchain.info/address/19pta6x1hXzV9F5hHnhMARYbRjuxF6xbbV
Here is the screenshot which he posted:
It is inconclusive. Even if he is having access to the email, that doesn't mean that the personal information is available there.
https://blockchain.info/address/19pta6x1hXzV9F5hHnhMARYbRjuxF6xbbV
Here is the screenshot which he posted:
It is inconclusive. Even if he is having access to the email, that doesn't mean that the personal information is available there.
September 10, 2014, 12:00:00 AM
http://blogs.wsj.com/moneybeat/2014/09/09/bitbeat-nakamoto-vs-the-hacker-apples-bitcoin-killer/
The hacker said that if he received 25 bitcoins, he would release the bitcoin creator’s true identity. To prove that he actually had this information, he released screenshots that appear to be of a GMX email account’s inbox, “a little teaser” he called it. The inbox includes emails within the last 24 hours from two journalists, Adrian Chen and Wired’s Robert McMillan – who wrote a story on the hack – as well as emails from two bitcoin developers, Gregory Maxwell and Luke Dashjr.
The hacker said that if he received 25 bitcoins, he would release the bitcoin creator’s true identity. To prove that he actually had this information, he released screenshots that appear to be of a GMX email account’s inbox, “a little teaser” he called it. The inbox includes emails within the last 24 hours from two journalists, Adrian Chen and Wired’s Robert McMillan – who wrote a story on the hack – as well as emails from two bitcoin developers, Gregory Maxwell and Luke Dashjr.
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