Topic: [2015-04-03] The 5,000Btc hidden treasure, and the key to finding it. - page 7. (Read 14306 times)

There are 10quadrillion particles in the universe that we can observe, but it seems your mother selected the most moronic and disgusting ones and put them into one idiot...

Not at all. Are you a child or just a troll? How does any of that apply to what I just said. I find it pretty funny and ironic considering it applies to your other posts in this thread. Try harder.

You sound upset.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5hfYJsQAhl0

*looks at feedback* Badbear Probable alt of WoodCollector

Funny how you're seemingly severely butthurt with everyone single person that WoodCollector was?

Bitcoin Themed? Nubbins your such an idiot man. So this (http://www.amongtech.com/wp-content/uploads/Bitcoin-Network.jpg) is WC? This (http://images.dailytech.com/nimage/Bitcoin_Network_Wide.png) is WC too? Oh wait, and this (http://blogs-images.forbes.com/perianneboring/files/2014/02/bitcoin-wall.jpg) is from when WC was a designer from forbes right?

First, its a canstock vector that has 0 to do with bitcoin. The bitcoin elements were added by me in my digital print derivitive. Second, its a canstock photo vector in which i had to buy the rights to use and use in in up to 2,500 prints. Third, well, your just a dipshit. You are so desperate to regain everyones approval after you trolled your way right off the trust list with Canary by your side when you started shit with WC that you will say and do nearly anything and keep pissing in the wind until your actually right about something. Sorry to slap you with some truth but your pretty far off base and right back to making yourself look like an idiot here.

My genuine giant rabbits will lead you straight to the 5,000 BTC!



Just tap your feet and say "there's no place like home, there's no place like home."

So then there should be a wallet with 5,000BTC in it and an address that can be confirmed.

I've seen some outrageous things on this forum but this takes the cake.  A guy who was a two bit scam artist now claims to have just dropped 1.2 million dollars on the ground for someone to pick up?

shakes head
picardfacepalm
lulzinternets

 Not sure why you are thanking me; you learned absolutely nothing since your reading comprehension throttles your innate genius.
Last try - As beautiful as they may be, there never were any "hand-carved" pieces from WoodCollector and there is no treasure.  Ergo, concocted bullshit.  Sorry I can't be more concise.  I'm really not here to discuss Theymos.  Start a new thread if you like and I'll meet you there as time permits.

You make me think sir. Can you tell the nature of the proof given?

The wood grain can very well be programmed to be created. And i think its hard to impossible to manually create a coin with such perfection.

Edit: I see... vanished videos and not recorded skype sessions are mentioned in the thread.

I think there was never a real proof. Though i feel some strange sort of respect about the scamming abilities. Coming up with that story, orchestrating it this way, and being able to make it in a way that lets me think that there will be enough people that will want to believe.

Not the usual scammer.

I like that story. Unfortunately he proved the story wrong the moment he did not provide proof of him owning an address holding 5,000 BTC or more. For someone that long in Bitcoin that he could accumulate that sum it would have been the first thing to do now. An address showing 5k of coins spread over 1000 addresses would be the next one.

So no, i doubt that makes sense, especially since the first person comes out wanting to sell its coin. The seller speaks about not wanting to go on a hunt but he could take part pretty passive and still get his share since he thinks about his beloved ones. Dont make sense too.

Oh and hand crafting 1k coins? Really? How long would that take? Doing it with a programmable machine might be working though.

Saying that... i love the story so far. Im very sure its not true but im very sure this story will live on a long time. Because people love hidden treasures. I mean everyone reading that had, only for a moment, the urge to go find it. Im sure...

Edit: I only now found that the 1000 ones are bronze, not wood.

Thanks for the english lesson Hemingway. Not sure how exotic wood hand carved coins are a "concoction". They are a million times more unique, original, and beautiful then some of the garbage cookie cutter metal coins i have seen in the marketplace these days. Sounds to me like you're just another one of the disgruntled masses on the forum who are here more for the drama and attention then to contribute anything of value beyond your english lessons.

And for the record, theymos has stolen a ton from the forum members. over a million dollars on a concoted bullshit new forum which is 100% nothing more then the drupal forum module with the drupal core stripped away from it to operate as a stand alone platform. Claims of salaries for the developers which are higher than even googles top developers make in a year, and all we have to see or show for it is a stripped down, stand alone drupal forum module on github which is still not live on this domain. You can mark my words and even quote me on this, by this time next year the new platform will still not be launched on this domain. Even if it were, over $850,000+ in funds were embezeled through the project as a guy could hire a developer from india to do what they have done for less than $100k and it would have been done in less than 6 months. This new worlds most expensive forum platform goes so far as to use the same WYSIWYG API and ckeditor libraries line for line as they appear in the drupal packages. The only thing they have done is change the php to work with the sql tables from SMF and make a stand alone core out of the existing .tpl files and skeleton framework.

So please tell me again how theymos has not stolen and/or embezeled from the forum members who donated towards this revolutionary new platform. I cant wait to hear more about it.

 WTF man that was my best satirical post ever!

This entire drama is concocted bullshit from the inception of the idea of the exotic-wood, personalised, hand-carved coin-art pieces to the "exit" of WoodCollector.  There is no treasure, WoodCollecter is very much still here using one of many alts and nobody is in any danger for owning 1/10 of a share in an imaginary "map" that leads to an imaginary "treasure".  While I'm spelling everything out so clearly for you, I might as well add that I am not paranoid, Theymos hasn't stolen anything from members of this forum and in order for you to pluralize "forum", you need to use the article "these" before it.  An alternative would be to use the singular form "forum".
 

Hi there Mr. Admin.

Just want to make sure i am reading that right. You banned him because you suspected him of having a second account and that account copy/pasted something he said multiple times? or you banned him for spamming himself?

He didn't post a video, and he didn't unban himself, he was banned for 5 days for spamming, deleting and reposting the same post over and over on one of his sockpuppet accounts. 

I'm not 100% for sure but i think this could be done with znort987's Block Parser.

The only problem is 5 is a round number and i am sure there are a lot of people who store smaller amounts in multiple addresses so it would be difficult to determine which were which. I know i start a new paper wallet every time one reaches 10 BTC and there are quite a few others like me, and after looking through bitcoinrichlist there are tons of people who store exactly 100BTC per address so i really dont know how effective it would be at proving anything.

Still might be worth checking out. If he funded each of the 1,000 coins from the same original address you could pick them out by taint on blockchain.info for sure. Although if he funded them through different addresses it would be more difficult.



Just an opinion, but i think what happened here is ukcrypto is reacting to my calling him out as he wanted me to pay 15BTC per coin just yesterday for his two coins.

He made some pretty outlandish claims and i found someone who could prove they knew WC outside of bitcoin and i asked him if he knew anything about this.

This was ukcryptos original message


When i asked someone who i knew would know about it or could find out i was informed of ukcryptos con artist lying tendancies and felt it prudent to bring it to light in the event he was going to try and rip someone off with the two coins he owned.

Pretty sure that 100% of anything said by ukcrypto from the moment i called him out that nearly everything he typed in that message was a lie is just an attempt to try and redeem himself and draw away from the fact that he is untrustworthy so he can try and sell his coins for 10BTC each or worse scam someone in some fashion.

I'd like to know more details on this. It's definitely a bizarre situation.


Given the 'evidence' he's previously provided as proof of his ridiculous claims he'll probably hand-sign a tatty piece of paper with '5kbtc' written on it and then techshare will confirm how legit he is.


Don't waste your time. It's utter bullshit.

It's 1000 adresses with 5 BTC in each. Other approach is to see if there are at all 1000 addresses which have exactly 5 BTC in them. I'm trying to look into this.

honestly all we need is a signed message from the address containing 5kBTC. That's it.

This is indeed a popcorn inducing statement.
If an existing client of WC can no longer trust him because of very sneakiness, who in the world can give this highly fantastical titanium container and its contents any credibility whatsoever?


I watched the infamous disappeared videos and there was absolutely no indication that the techniques used in them could produce the intricate detail of the coins in question. imo.

There seem to be a number of posters who are willing to believe there is some substance to this treasure hunt. That's entirely up to them, it's an attractive fantasy that can indeed fire the imagination. We all like a bit of mystery and 'what if' in life unless we are emotionally stunted, but the problem is that scammers know this and exploit it, especially when the amounts of money involved are substantial.
Proposals like this, offered by safely annonymous people who stand to gain from them, bedevil Bitcoin.
It's a shame, because every time they turn out to be just another scam, some of the shit sticks and make the perceived link between Bitcoin and fraud stronger, to the detriment of BTC itself.