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legendary
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This whole thing sounds like bullshit to me.
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I think there'll be a few heroes who chip in a few sats to get their place in history...
vip
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What a pitty whoever prepared the pdf doesn't know about using Courier New font to format the PGP properly for readability sake. (and to import the signed messages etc)

That would be the crypto security guru Paul Vernon, going the "state of Florida" reference.

Well, try as hard as I might I can't import the public key nor verify the signed message, so both aren't worth the electrons it took to make them.

Did you try this: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:3M3u0VX6iXAJ:https://www.cryptsy.com/cryptsyrecoverybountyfinal.pdf+&cd=11&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=us

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legendary
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What a pitty whoever prepared the pdf doesn't know about using Courier New font to format the PGP properly for readability sake. (and to import the signed messages etc)

That would be the crypto security guru Paul Vernon, going the "state of Florida" reference.

Well, try as hard as I might I can't import the public key nor verify the signed message, so both aren't worth the electrons it took to make them.
vip
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Awesome news!  0.000055 btc was transferred to 1Mr4WJMQCXs9WtvHTwafQnXbtSXCMc9eSr

We all get to divide 2 cents!



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legendary
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 I bet this cryptcracker is the one who stole the coins and the guy is scared shitless in a way that has decided to return them into believing that it is a hacker and that has managed to recover the stolen coins, may pass into history as a god or may become the biggest troll history of bitcointalk.

 Grin Grin Grin

Very good possibility he is just a troll. real question is why cryptsy is engaging with him at all.

troll.. guaranteed. and the fact that cryptsy is engaging him, why?
well only 2 possibilities I can think of....
1.cryptofracker (or wtf his name is) has the coins and this is for real,so cryptsy has nothing to lose. coins are gone anyway.....00001% chance this is the case
2. its all complete bullshit and bitcoin thief vern  is just way underestimating the intelligence of the crypto community.   99.999999% chance this is the case (i mighta missed a decimal place)

oh one more thing as i just checked the twatter linc.... Better Call Saul.... AWESOME SHOW!!!  lol
https://twitter.com/cryptcracker1/status/709435186765828096
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Awesome news!  0.000055 btc was transferred to 1Mr4WJMQCXs9WtvHTwafQnXbtSXCMc9eSr

We all get to divide 2 cents!
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 I bet this cryptcracker is the one who stole the coins and the guy is scared shitless in a way that has decided to return them into believing that it is a hacker and that has managed to recover the stolen coins, may pass into history as a god or may become the biggest troll history of bitcointalk.

 Grin Grin Grin

I don't really care either way as long as I get my funds back.
vip
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 I bet this cryptcracker is the one who stole the coins and the guy is scared shitless in a way that has decided to return them into believing that it is a hacker and that has managed to recover the stolen coins, may pass into history as a god or may become the biggest troll history of bitcointalk.

 Grin Grin Grin

Very good possibility he is just a troll. real question is why cryptsy is engaging with him at all.

The Third Person Theme comes to mind.
vip
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What a pitty whoever prepared the pdf doesn't know about using Courier New font to format the PGP properly for readability sake. (and to import the signed messages etc)

That would be the crypto security guru Paul Vernon, going the "state of Florida" reference.

You're Famous!

I don't think they quoted everything you said Smiley

http://themerkle.com/paul-vernon-signs-a-contract-to-recover-stolen-coins-for-a-13-fee/

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According to Gleb Gamow, a bitcointalk.org user who has been following the Cryptsy debacle since the beginning, Cryptsy’s stolen coins are located in the following location.

"I was out saving Bitcoin when your grandfather was in diapers."

Yep, I'm the one who uncovered the event addresses prior to anybody else so that Paul Vernon could post such on Cryptsy's blog.  Roll Eyes Roll Eyes Roll Eyes

Looks like the only thing this article got right was my nym.  Kiss

Maybe in five years or so, this rag or some other will report that BFL used BitPay as an exchange oppose to ONLY as a third-party payment provider to the tune of converting over U$10M worth of bitcoins to fiat directed to various bank accounts that may or may not be in BFL's [proper] control.

Thanks for the link, TTD.
legendary
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 I bet this cryptcracker is the one who stole the coins and the guy is scared shitless in a way that has decided to return them into believing that it is a hacker and that has managed to recover the stolen coins, may pass into history as a god or may become the biggest troll history of bitcointalk.

 Grin Grin Grin

Very good possibility he is just a troll. real question is why cryptsy is engaging with him at all.
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 I bet this cryptcracker is the one who stole the coins and the guy is scared shitless in a way that has decided to return them into believing that it is a hacker and that has managed to recover the stolen coins, may pass into history as a god or may become the biggest troll history of bitcointalk.

 Grin Grin Grin
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New update from Cryptocracker. I see he is trolling us.

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Consulting lawyer to make sure nothing gets in between me getting paid my bounty when coins are recovered.
https://twitter.com/cryptcracker1/status/709435186765828096
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This has probably been stated, but in the slight chance that the funds get returned, and if Cryptcracker is Paul Vernon, then he gets away with the 1750 bitcoin reward and comes away looking like the victim.
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What a pitty whoever prepared the pdf doesn't know about using Courier New font to format the PGP properly for readability sake. (and to import the signed messages etc)

That would be the crypto security guru Paul Vernon, going the "state of Florida" reference.

You're Famous!

I don't think they quoted everything you said Smiley

http://themerkle.com/paul-vernon-signs-a-contract-to-recover-stolen-coins-for-a-13-fee/
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Hello I have offered to give big Vern the identity of the person that committed the theft against cryptsy and help them be put to justice

Cryptcracker is putting a lot of trust in Paul that once the funds are recovered he will get paid.


RED FLAG. "i'll pay you all the funds Vern, then you pay me back my share" Why not just keep your share and send the difference.?!?!
legendary
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Hello I have offered to give big Vern the identity of the person that committed the theft against cryptsy and help them be put to justice

So Cryptcracker appears to know the identity of the person who stole the coins and is asking for a % back once recovered. He does not have some magical way to brute force the private keys.

Now it appears that he is not divulging the identity but acting as an intermediary most likely threatening the thief with exposure if they don't comply. I imagine the delay is attempting to communicate with the person holding the coin.


If Mr. Cracker has the kind of leverage you're suggesting wouldn't it be easier to just extort the thief instead of involving BigVern and other risks?

The whole scheme of returning all coins to BigVern and then expecting the bounty within 3 hours makes no more sense than BigVern getting hacked, not telling anyone, buying a fancy house etc. Which is to say - smoke and mirrors. IMHO.

Think about it. If he involves himself in blackmailing the thief he then has a bunch of tainted coins that are proceeds of the crime. If he gets the bounty those coins are free and clear.

If he blackmails the thief to get the coins, then the original thief knows who has the coins now.  I think they would have to split the coins to keep things quite.  Or maybe they are the same person.

I was going off CartmanSPC's version that already implies that CheeseCracker is blackmailing or otherwise forcing the thief to give the coins up. So the question is why have the coins go to BigVern first and then hope for a bounty on a flimsy "contract" instead of just telling the thief "send 3000 BTC to this address or else".

Now CheeseCracker is dragging his feet, what a surprise.
vip
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What a pitty whoever prepared the pdf doesn't know about using Courier New font to format the PGP properly for readability sake. (and to import the signed messages etc)

That would be the crypto security guru Paul Vernon, going the "state of Florida" reference.
legendary
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There is an interesting announcement from cryptsy:

"Important System Notification

A user who claims to be able to recover the stolen BTC has requested the contract be posted here: https://www.cryptsy.com/cryptsyrecoverybountyfinal.pdf"


What a pitty whoever prepared the pdf doesn't know about using Courier New font to format the PGP properly for readability sake. (and to import the signed messages etc)

adding 1Mr4WJMQCXs9WtvHTwafQnXbtSXCMc9eSr and 1H9utcaSkwstmP4qFgoE3HyBjkM1oeFTLK to watch list.

Is this your own watch list, or is there a set watch list (link please).

(You heard it here first people... )
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