Topic: Buying old private keys (Read 202 times)
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I have to pay taxes anyway, due to recent trading.
The main issue is that I moved all my coins to Trezor a while back and dumped all my old private keys. As I want to be safe I want to be able to show a proof that I hold the coins for quite a while to prevent any issues.
@Thirdspace already did The main issue is that I moved all my coins to Trezor a while back and dumped all my old private keys. As I want to be safe I want to be able to show a proof that I hold the coins for quite a while to prevent any issues.
Interesting. For what purpose? I still have a blockchain wallet which I used back in 2013 and at that time it had a lot of coins (gone now of course). Panic-sold them all when the FBI seized Liberty Reserve and BTC prices started to tumble.
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Anybody knows why someone might want to buy it?
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Anybody knows why someone might want to buy it?
Maybe OP is simply looking for wallets with clams attached to it ? Not everyone is aware of clams.
That might be the reason, if it is not then I am buying them
for getting clams (or I will help you claim for % share) @Leooo did you make a deal yet with the OP? hit me up with your list
please@CryppyJim any chance you are going to tell us your intention with these addresses/keys?
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Anybody knows why someone might want to buy it?
Anybody knows why someone might want to buy it?
I read a post about why Proof of Stake can be dangerous. It involved someone buying old private keys for a 51% attack. Don't have the link to it right now but is there a miniuscle chance that this is a pre-emptive attack on a potential PoS BTC, ETH, XMR chain.
Although those private keys had to be from the near past for the attack vector explained in the post. Even if this is highly unlikely, I'd feel much better if most members actually asked for the purpose first, or the OP answered it themselves.
@Leooo: send you an answer
@Topic: still looking
Replied to you.
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Anybody knows why someone might want to buy it?
Anybody knows why someone might want to buy it?
I read a post about why Proof of Stake can be dangerous. It involved someone buying old private keys for a 51% attack. Don't have the link to it right now but is there a miniuscle chance that this is a pre-emptive attack on a potential PoS BTC, ETH, XMR chain.
Although those private keys had to be from the near past for the attack vector explained in the post. Even if this is highly unlikely, I'd feel much better if most members actually asked for the purpose first, or the OP answered it themselves.
@Leooo: send you an answer
@Topic: still looking
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Anybody knows why someone might want to buy it?
Anybody knows why someone might want to buy it?
I read a post about why Proof of Stake can be dangerous. It involved someone buying old private keys for a 51% attack. Don't have the link to it right now but is there a miniuscle chance that this is a pre-emptive attack on a potential PoS BTC, ETH, XMR chain.
Although those private keys had to be from the near past for the attack vector explained in the post. Even if this is highly unlikely, I'd feel much better if most members actually asked for the purpose first, or the OP answered it themselves.
Thank you for enlightening us, maybe the OP should defend himself now.
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Anybody knows why someone might want to buy it?
Anybody knows why someone might want to buy it?
I read a post about why Proof of Stake can be dangerous. It involved someone buying old private keys for a 51% attack. Don't have the link to it right now but is there a miniuscle chance that this is a pre-emptive attack on a potential PoS BTC, ETH, XMR chain.
Although those private keys had to be from the near past for the attack vector explained in the post. Even if this is highly unlikely, I'd feel much better if most members actually asked for the purpose first, or the OP answered it themselves.
I am buying old private keys for following currencies:
ETH, BTC, XMR
Requirements:
- Had a balance of atleast 30 BTC (or balance with similar value) about 1-4 years ago
- Inactive for atleast 6 months
Paying from $50.00 to $500.00 depending on how much it fits the requirements
ETH, BTC, XMR
Requirements:
- Had a balance of atleast 30 BTC (or balance with similar value) about 1-4 years ago
- Inactive for atleast 6 months
Paying from $50.00 to $500.00 depending on how much it fits the requirements
Check out the list of addresses I already pm'ed you
Waiting for your reply.
I don't think it is for taxes.
If this was, the owner would be taxed on the profit he made. If he declares to have acquired the coins when the rates were low, he'll pay a % on the difference with today's rate.
Maybe OP is simply looking for wallets with clams attached to it ? Not everyone is aware of clams.
Anyway I am curious about what OP wants to do with these wallets too.
If this was, the owner would be taxed on the profit he made. If he declares to have acquired the coins when the rates were low, he'll pay a % on the difference with today's rate.
Maybe OP is simply looking for wallets with clams attached to it ? Not everyone is aware of clams.
Anyway I am curious about what OP wants to do with these wallets too.
I think yes
For pay the tax about crypto currencies you dont need anything, you pay only if convert it in fiat value
I have to pay taxes anyway, due to recent trading.
The main issue is that I moved all my coins to Trezor a while back and dumped all my old private keys. As I want to be safe I want to be able to show a proof that I hold the coins for quite a while to prevent any issues.
The main issue is that I moved all my coins to Trezor a while back and dumped all my old private keys. As I want to be safe I want to be able to show a proof that I hold the coins for quite a while to prevent any issues.
I don't think it is for taxes.
If this was, the owner would be taxed on the profit he made. If he declares to have acquired the coins when the rates were low, he'll pay a % on the difference with today's rate.
Maybe OP is simply looking for wallets with clams attached to it ? Not everyone is aware of clams.
Anyway I am curious about what OP wants to do with these wallets too.
If this was, the owner would be taxed on the profit he made. If he declares to have acquired the coins when the rates were low, he'll pay a % on the difference with today's rate.
Maybe OP is simply looking for wallets with clams attached to it ? Not everyone is aware of clams.
Anyway I am curious about what OP wants to do with these wallets too.
I can imagine someone who legitimately mined or otherwise obtained a large number of coins early on, but by the time taxes started to be a real issue, the coins had moved around a lot and original wallets/keys were lost. It would be understandable for a person to want possession of an older wallet as something to point to as the origin of one's currently owned coins.
That said, if this is for taxes, I'd recommend taking that money and speaking with a tax attorney instead. He'll probably say that the situation can be explained sufficiently without the need to lie about owning these other wallets.
That said, if this is for taxes, I'd recommend taking that money and speaking with a tax attorney instead. He'll probably say that the situation can be explained sufficiently without the need to lie about owning these other wallets.
Interesting. For what purpose? I still have a blockchain wallet which I used back in 2013 and at that time it had a lot of coins (gone now of course). Panic-sold them all when the FBI seized Liberty Reserve and BTC prices started to tumble.
You can buy the key but I want to know first what you intend to do with that private key and why you want to pay a lot of money for it.
In the meantime, before I even sell it (if you seriously intend to buy it), I first need to think of reasons for wanting to buy one and for offering to pay so much money for it. It can't be to try to extract Bitcoin Cash from it. The wallet has been inactive for years (but I can still access it).
Anybody knows why someone might want to buy it?
You can buy the key but I want to know first what you intend to do with that private key and why you want to pay a lot of money for it.
In the meantime, before I even sell it (if you seriously intend to buy it), I first need to think of reasons for wanting to buy one and for offering to pay so much money for it. It can't be to try to extract Bitcoin Cash from it. The wallet has been inactive for years (but I can still access it).
Anybody knows why someone might want to buy it?
I am buying old private keys for following currencies:
ETH, BTC, XMR
Requirements:
- Had a balance of atleast 5-30 BTC (or balance with similar value) about 1-4 years ago
- Inactive for atleast 6 months
Paying from $50.00 to $500.00 depending on how much it fits the requirements
ETH, BTC, XMR
Requirements:
- Had a balance of atleast 5-30 BTC (or balance with similar value) about 1-4 years ago
- Inactive for atleast 6 months
Paying from $50.00 to $500.00 depending on how much it fits the requirements
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