Topic: Huge bounty is placed on Russians politicians crypto info (Read 437 times)

"Russian hackers" are as best in the world as "the Russian army is the second in the world in terms of power"
The only thing they differ in is the lack of moral standards. I am sure they will not stop if they are given the task of "transferring the nuclear reactor of the XXX nuclear power plant to an unstable state" they will try to do this without much hesitation, since human life in Russia is the cheapest commodity. I would even say - worthless. Similarly, their army - they can only fight against the elderly and women, rape, rob the unarmed ... But as soon as they meet an armed enemy ready to fight back - they run away in hysterics or die. Moreover, Russia refuses to take their corpses "so as not to spoil the statistics"

Russian are good in hacking too, and they (Ukranians) might just be backfired by their own thoughts knowing that they are planning something like this. What if the Russians pretend to be an intel but in reality they are just giving wrong info. They could be giving those rewards to their enemies, it should be discreet. A mission like this should be a top secret and not known to the public.

Russian are good in hacking too, and they (Ukranians) might just be backfired by their own thoughts knowing that they are planning something like this. What if the Russians pretend to be an intel but in reality they are just giving wrong info. They could be giving those rewards to their enemies, it should be discreet. A mission like this should be a top secret and not known to the public.

Firstly, OP in his link to the text pointed out that Mikhail Fedorov is the Prime Minister of Ukraine and this is not entirely accurate. Fedorov has been the Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine and the Minister of Digital Transformation of Ukraine since August 2019.

Here, many raise the question of what Ukraine will do with the cryptocurrency wallets of Russian politicians if their public address is known and whether it will apply to exchanges with a request to block the accounts of these Russian politicians. I do not think that Ukraine will do so. Now Ukraine is supported by almost the entire civilized world. Each state on whose territory a cryptocurrency exchange is registered can instruct  to help Ukraine in this regard, and the exchanges will be forced to do so. Another question is how Ukraine will be able to convince itself and how will it convince others that these wallets belong to Russian politicians?

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Ukraine is showing ingenuity in that regards, as they are fighting against their recent unprovoked invasion by Russia through traditional military methods and also by looking to cripple Russian political leaders by actively seeking information about any cryptocurrency wallets they may own.

That's what the bounty's for. Ukraine presumably is not going to offer funds for worthless information that's unverifiable. Russians are already having their assets seized but I have not inquired as to how Ukraine plans to seize crypto wallets unless they're tied to exchanges or other centralized banking platforms. It's not good for crypto exchanges to be attaching themselves as the moral arbiters, but perhaps it's their fault if they choose to keep funds on centralized platforms. Tough luck.

Each state on whose territory a cryptocurrency exchange is registered can instruct  to help Ukraine in this regard, and the exchanges will be forced to do so. Another question is how Ukraine will be able to convince itself and how will it convince others that these wallets belong to Russian politicians?

The Ukranians are grasping at straws here, because that information is useless without the access to the Private keys. (If there intend is to get their hands on those coins)

They are also going up against some of the strongest hackers in the world, because the Russian hackers are seen as some of the best hackers on this planet. I feel so sorry for them, because it is a David vs Goliath fight for their country... and the other strong countries are spectators in this fight.  

One of the ways one can easily win a war like this is to:
1. Block the route of their entrance
2. Cut the means of ammunition supply
3. Block the means to the financial assets
4. Cut the means to their access to food and water supply.

War is a fight between life or death, win or loss, no one takes it likely with the other by all means. i just wish this menace end soon.

Bitcoin stands for privacy and decentralization, hence the Ukrainian government would find it very difficult to achieve this aim. Crypto exchange companies must obey their confidentially policy, therefore they might not grant the request to unveil the identity of their clients. And most of these Russian leaders are not so dumb to use exchange companies that cannot be trusted.

The government of Ukraine is seeking alternative ways to stave off the Russian invasion of their country
Wars can be fought on many fronts, as few stones are typically left unturned when seeking ways to gain the upper hand. Ukraine is showing ingenuity in that regards, as they are fighting against their recent unprovoked invasion by Russia through traditional military methods and also by looking to cripple Russian political leaders by actively seeking information about any cryptocurrency wallets they may own.

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I don't know what's going on in Rosstat, and I'm not interested. If we are talking about election statistics, then errors are possible there, and this is difficult to verify.
But population statistics are very difficult to deceive, because these are government programs, pensions, quotas, and so on.
All data of residents are duplicated in various databases and therefore it is impossible to add non-existent 40 million population.

About justice.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2022/03/04/us-weapons-ukraine/
Do you really think that those billions of dollars that the United States gives Ukraine are intended for your happiness?
Ukraine is suffering, while other countries are enriching themselves.

This is absolutely obvious and we all know the truth behind the Russian soldiers. Fighting war is not a crime but attacking innocent people who are protected by international law is a juvenile act which I will never support.

Justice does not know brother or sister, the truth has to be told. Let's tag black as black and white as white.

If this is a matter of principle, I can try to make an estimate of the real population for the given region, but I will need time. Therefore, I accept the challenge, but I take a break. Then I will have a counter question You, as a resident of Russia, will not deny that quite recently (December 2021), due to "not very pleasant statistics", the head of the state statistical office (Rossstat) was replaced in Russia. The reason for the dismissal of Pavel Smelov is "The deputy head of Rosstat was fired, who said that over 100% of Russians took part in the census" ... And what is surprising - after a new, "correct head" was appointed, all state statistics unexpectedly began to correspond " indicators declared by the president and heads of ministries" Can you give a LOGICAL explanation for such an event? And now, while working on the task you have set for me, I will also show arithmetic discrepancies in state statistics, based on official data. And I will also ask you to explain why in Russian statistics 2 + 2 = or 3 or 7, depending on the situation?



Yes, I am an ethnic Russian, a citizen of Ukraine. But my origin and nationality will never be a reason to justify the crimes, or conceal the crimes of the country where I was born. I am interested in the truth as such and not with regard to what my nationality is, where I was born and my other preferences.

Tell me - if your father or brother rapes and kills a defenseless girl - will you also shield him and justify because he is your father or brother? For us - the truth is above personal interests, for you - personal interests or habits or worship of power - this is a reason to justify any crime! This is one of our key differences....