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Topic: Am i reading this right? 2 Million Bitcoins (Read 1598 times)

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August 24, 2015, 04:47:00 PM
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I thinks its one of the lucky man in the world.
legendary
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Why the fuck do you guys care? Seriously, the stalking is just weird, sure it can be interesting to look up the transactions in general but I've never felt the need to stalk somebody on a forum and find out who they are just based on how much money they've moved.

The coins can be dumped at some exchange, or be from some criminal. Since the record is public I think no harm is done by watching such moves
sr. member
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Our possibilities are endless.
legendary
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Why the fuck do you guys care? Seriously, the stalking is just weird, sure it can be interesting to look up the transactions in general but I've never felt the need to stalk somebody on a forum and find out who they are just based on how much money they've moved.
Well that's just, like, your opinion man.

Okay then, just going to start poking through all your accounts now and stalk your I.P address to see where you've been and what your investments are since you're obviously okay with random people spying on you for no reason.
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Twitter: @goodguyed
Why the fuck do you guys care? Seriously, the stalking is just weird, sure it can be interesting to look up the transactions in general but I've never felt the need to stalk somebody on a forum and find out who they are just based on how much money they've moved.
Well that's just, like, your opinion man.
newbie
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oh man i wish it was my wallet Smiley
full member
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almost certainly an exchange, maybe you have found the lost Gox coins!
legendary
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Merit: 1000
Why the fuck do you guys care? Seriously, the stalking is just weird, sure it can be interesting to look up the transactions in general but I've never felt the need to stalk somebody on a forum and find out who they are just based on how much money they've moved.
newbie
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Nevertheless the guy has 40000 in his wallet.
sr. member
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ofc is just a pool, a pool with a lot of big fish inside Tongue

It wouldn't actually take that long to get to 2 million bitcoins received.  Remember that is not the current balance of the wallet, but the number of bitcoins that have passed through there.  So if I had 10 bitcoins and just kept sending them to myself (could even pay 0 transaction fees which would make it cheaper, but take a little longer to get confirmations), I could quite quickly get a wallet with 2 million+ bitcoins received.

ohh i didnt read it, now it makes more sense to me, ty for the explanation man Wink
full member
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Its total received , it can be possible ofcourse for a wide range of time interval as explained by vodd blamer . I expect someday I will also have something like that .
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full member
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whateva.  u could hook up one of those Bitcoin machines in every supermarket around the globe, and give everyone free food for 20000 years basically.

and we could basically get rid of the mark of the beast by allowing rabbits and hamsters to buy food also.  also let ISIS/ISIL hoard anything they want.  and dish it out with a side of guns!!
newbie
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One of the luckiest man ever. Maybe.
sr. member
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Real power doesnt hit hard,but right to the target
Just found someones address on block explorer who has received a total of 2 million bitcoins?

Bitcoin Farm?

Link: http://58.96.171.15/btc/address/1KFHE7w8BhaENAswwryaoccDb6qcT6DbYY
Just  a pool. Wish i have 2 milion btc too.  Cheesy
legendary
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Man... it's sad that very soon... kids won't have any clue who this is.
vip
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Just found someones address on block explorer who has received a total of 2 million bitcoins?

Bitcoin Farm?

Link: http://58.96.171.15/btc/address/1KFHE7w8BhaENAswwryaoccDb6qcT6DbYY

It belongs to Discus Fish (F2Pool).

Here's its first transation: https://blockchain.info/tx/e098e519923f8043bc6e7646e3c924d4953337bcb70f79de5b8627f9a015052b



Even a retard Pakled could see that the reason there's been so many bitcoin passing through that address is because it was created on September 4, 1972.  Shocked

https://blockchain.info/address/1KFHE7w8BhaENAswwryaoccDb6qcT6DbYY



Now that I've solved the mystery, there's nothing more to see here and the thread should be locked.

And here's the dude that owns it: https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/maomao-57821



Pay me a hundred bucks and I'll connect the dots for you depicting definitive proof. I'll even provide the info first based only on your promise to pay.
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vip
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Just found someones address on block explorer who has received a total of 2 million bitcoins?

Bitcoin Farm?

Link: http://58.96.171.15/btc/address/1KFHE7w8BhaENAswwryaoccDb6qcT6DbYY

It belongs to Discus Fish (F2Pool).

Here's its first transation: https://blockchain.info/tx/e098e519923f8043bc6e7646e3c924d4953337bcb70f79de5b8627f9a015052b



Even a retard Pakled could see that the reason there's been so many bitcoin passing through that address is because it was created on September 4, 1972.  Shocked

https://blockchain.info/address/1KFHE7w8BhaENAswwryaoccDb6qcT6DbYY



Now that I've solved the mystery, there's nothing more to see here and the thread should be locked.
legendary
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It wouldn't actually take that long to get to 2 million bitcoins received.  Remember that is not the current balance of the wallet, but the number of bitcoins that have passed through there.  So if I had 10 bitcoins and just kept sending them to myself (could even pay 0 transaction fees which would make it cheaper, but take a little longer to get confirmations), I could quite quickly get a wallet with 2 million+ bitcoins received.
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