Topic: [2015-02-11] Forbes: Feds Seize Over $7 Million in Bitcoin & Litecoin (Read 1424 times)
February 11, 2015, 11:16:32 AM
Manipulation by feds. Only in USA.
February 11, 2015, 06:20:37 AM
Well, if you use Bitcoin for illegal activities.... you should accept that you might get that knock on the door. 
Some people are still under the impression that Bitcoin is annonymous. Did the Silkroad bust not open their eyes, to what can be done by the feds?
Some more coins to be added to the fed kitty for auction!
Some people are still under the impression that Bitcoin is annonymous. Did the Silkroad bust not open their eyes, to what can be done by the feds?
Some more coins to be added to the fed kitty for auction!
Bitcoin isn't anonymous if you don't do anything to protect yourself, but it can be if you're careful. People get caught when they screw up in other ways; they don't usually get caught from using bitcoin but there's other weak links where they got sloppy.
February 11, 2015, 02:55:44 AM
Well, if you use Bitcoin for illegal activities.... you should accept that you might get that knock on the door.
Some people are still under the impression that Bitcoin is annonymous. Did the Silkroad bust not open their eyes, to what can be done by the feds?
Some more coins to be added to the fed kitty for auction!
Some people are still under the impression that Bitcoin is annonymous. Did the Silkroad bust not open their eyes, to what can be done by the feds?
Some more coins to be added to the fed kitty for auction!
February 11, 2015, 02:38:38 AM
Feds Seize Over $7 Million During Software Piracy Investigation
The feds have seized $25,000 in Bitcoin and Litecoin from one Seattle resident–in addition to more than $7 million and other assets from a number of related suspects–as part of an ongoing investigation into what could be the largest software piracy case ever pursued by the government.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/katevinton/2015/02/10/feds-seize-25000-in-cryptocurrency-and-7-1-million-as-part-of-software-piracy-investigation/
The feds have seized $25,000 in Bitcoin and Litecoin from one Seattle resident–in addition to more than $7 million and other assets from a number of related suspects–as part of an ongoing investigation into what could be the largest software piracy case ever pursued by the government.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/katevinton/2015/02/10/feds-seize-25000-in-cryptocurrency-and-7-1-million-as-part-of-software-piracy-investigation/
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