Do you have some of the withdrawl addresses from Cryptsy for the email dumps? I was trying to find them but was notoriously hard trying to sift through thousands of pages.
BTC withdrawal addresses:
1Ep5cvvkpnTPoiQgpC3UxkyckrVQSMxyTm -- Received 544.6948 BTC
1J1AA6wH2t3CakE85fApkdUFRHBA7Y2zhC -- Received 10.999 BTC
1HYqifTS6k8EfHWixFf8MpAKKj36uQJDXM -- Received 110.9373293 BTC
1P62VZZ9kL97dzzcWhG7JZDssaW2MDgn82 -- Received 34,324.45336538 BTC12AFAxed87rMEpzshF5bvwF4pvjjEXAGvs -- Received 469.44268501 BTC
Here's a couple interesting ones that link to these addresses, I'd like to see if we can pinpoint Josh's accounts.
18z9CvHcUs4mKTPEyjJLfMxeiYe9XKqxrX
1Hw8dtVC9bdxDz1su9Jx3GXTgjR75FJcMK
1JsVdtXZHKnuzUihEjCPyRm5EEcxRjWGEh
Did you find these addresses from outputs of the above addresses, or are they from inputs to them? Just curious - there are a LOT of coins right there!
One thing I find fairly interesting is that they seem to be using the same type of mixer as scrypt.cc uses... or rather, scripts or whatever they use for the laundering. I also noticed some of that going on with the known hashie.co addresses a while back. Maybe the same people are involved in all 3 scams? I know that's a stretch, but seems a bit coincidental. I mean, what mixer can even handle that volume of coins? None, they would have to be done slowly in chunks, right?
Someone selling the hashie.co domain here in the forum.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/wts-hashieco-domain-name-1179915There is definitely a connection between GAWMiners & Hashie b/c Hashie was a member of Hashtalk & went fishing for victims among the kool-aid drinkers.
In retrospect, anyone who was
never banned on hashtalk.....is suspect.
They were addresses that were positive balances linked directly, funds that flowed in and out of the same address with a minimal amount of transfers that were not sent to an exchange.
The earlier one I had found was an account from way back that had linked to Josh, my opinion is that the scam goes deeper than Paycoin and that Josh was setting up a bunch of scam websites in order to make money off gullible people who have a habit of investing in Ponzi's.
I think Josh in behind hashie.co, scrypt.cc, xscrypt, and a number of Ponzi doubler sites. We have a number of the exit addresses from the email dump so could easily do a check among them, find similar addresses that group together and find out which sites are his and how deep this rabbit hole goes.