A very great man once told me that if you are going to get rich, do it in the dark!
My $.02.
I like this saying!
Topic: I have over 33,000 bitcoins. - page 5. (Read 16244 times)
A very great man once told me that if you are going to get rich, do it in the dark!
My $.02.
I like this saying!
Now I don't know about you but if I had stolen or somehow received 33,000 BTC from some sort of ethically questionable online marketplace, the very last thing I would do is tell everyone on the planet about it.
I would verify and then verify and verify and then cash out slowly so as to not draw unwanted attention to my windfall.
I would then.................................................
..........well....................................................
I'd have to think about just what I would do with that much money in the bank but one thing is for sure, I'd be mining and doing crypto trading like a big dog for a while.
My $.02.
I would verify and then verify and verify and then cash out slowly so as to not draw unwanted attention to my windfall.
I would then.................................................
..........well....................................................
I'd have to think about just what I would do with that much money in the bank but one thing is for sure, I'd be mining and doing crypto trading like a big dog for a while.
My $.02.
You do have one hell of a point
A very great man once told me that if you are going to get rich, do it in the dark!
My $.02.
I heard the rumors about 33,000 stolen BTC are false.
It was 22 million.
It was 22 million.
22 million bitcoins :O
That's a lot!
lol
Now I don't know about you but if I had stolen or somehow received 33,000 BTC from some sort of ethically questionable online marketplace, the very last thing I would do is tell everyone on the planet about it.
I would verify and then verify and verify and then cash out slowly so as to not draw unwanted attention to my windfall.
I would then.................................................
..........well....................................................
I'd have to think about just what I would do with that much money in the bank but one thing is for sure, I'd be mining and doing crypto trading like a big dog for a while.
My $.02.
I would verify and then verify and verify and then cash out slowly so as to not draw unwanted attention to my windfall.
I would then.................................................
..........well....................................................
I'd have to think about just what I would do with that much money in the bank but one thing is for sure, I'd be mining and doing crypto trading like a big dog for a while.
My $.02.
You do have one hell of a point
Now I don't know about you but if I had stolen or somehow received 33,000 BTC from some sort of ethically questionable online marketplace, the very last thing I would do is tell everyone on the planet about it.
I would verify and then verify and verify and then cash out slowly so as to not draw unwanted attention to my windfall.
I would then.................................................
..........well....................................................
I'd have to think about just what I would do with that much money in the bank but one thing is for sure, I'd be mining and doing crypto trading like a big dog for a while.
My $.02.
I would verify and then verify and verify and then cash out slowly so as to not draw unwanted attention to my windfall.
I would then.................................................
..........well....................................................
I'd have to think about just what I would do with that much money in the bank but one thing is for sure, I'd be mining and doing crypto trading like a big dog for a while.
My $.02.
I heard the rumors about 33,000 stolen BTC are false.
It was 22 million.
It was 22 million.
What would be the fastest way to dump that many Bitcoins if you wanted to do that?
you need to move all of those coins to new addresses (that only you have keys for) before the seller does.
You are correct about that. Our methods of doing business are more complicated than what I described there.Make new address and send 0.13375 btc on that address from any of that addresses u postet above and maybe someone going to believe your dorothy story
I'll bring the popcorn and pizza!
And to think OP would have enough to buy 3 whole pizzas... you need to move all of those coins to new addresses (that only you have keys for) before the seller does.
You are correct about that. Our methods of doing business are more complicated than what I described there. pulled up a chair myself. opening a beer.
I'll bring the popcorn and pizza!
Please don't offend my royal family.
But yes, please send BTC.
But yes, please send BTC.
but i cant send you them until you send me 32,000 BTC...............
I have 5000 bitcoins that are owned by a royal family and are frozen but I can't move them out of the country (because you know, it is so difficult to do that with bitcoins, and are so prone to being frozen), please send bitcoins to my address so I can hire a lawyer to unfreeze my coins and I will pay you half if I can unfreeze them.
Just incase anyone did not pick up on it, I am full of shit. :p
Thats the email!!! you got it too, damn thought it was just for me! Just incase anyone did not pick up on it, I am full of shit. :p
Lawl. OP does not know how privkeys work, and either is trolling or got scammed out of a whole lot of cash.
You are saying to avoid doing transactions from the watched addresses, you buy a copy of the wallet containing the keys, and then change the encryption of your copy? In the unlikely case that you are serious, you need to move all of those coins to new addresses (that only you have keys for) before the seller does.
Here are some wallets, which I control.
https://blockchain.info/address/19H8j5S9r1jPJzNGD6DNbWHpCwcoKLTRWy
https://blockchain.info/address/1Cz1pTK8GxsJqdHQrFLWh77WwYsyqyDX3k
https://blockchain.info/address/1LqkPodepB4DFA7F5BUUNVwsBF4XKmPS2c
https://blockchain.info/address/1M2LRWvvZgtEQP5vL2ceYBFNV1yk4dEzwH
https://blockchain.info/address/1J3Ceu79dPxQqd2vS7295xTNAkgQKu14Ry
https://blockchain.info/address/1DdQCsvAtLJN9dSMCnWbctFZ11t3Jd8w2H
I only trade physical wallets, to ensure 100% anonymity (large transactions are easy to track). Passphrases are changed at the event of the exchange. I received over 600 wallets in this trade.
https://blockchain.info/address/19H8j5S9r1jPJzNGD6DNbWHpCwcoKLTRWy
https://blockchain.info/address/1Cz1pTK8GxsJqdHQrFLWh77WwYsyqyDX3k
https://blockchain.info/address/1LqkPodepB4DFA7F5BUUNVwsBF4XKmPS2c
https://blockchain.info/address/1M2LRWvvZgtEQP5vL2ceYBFNV1yk4dEzwH
https://blockchain.info/address/1J3Ceu79dPxQqd2vS7295xTNAkgQKu14Ry
https://blockchain.info/address/1DdQCsvAtLJN9dSMCnWbctFZ11t3Jd8w2H
I only trade physical wallets, to ensure 100% anonymity (large transactions are easy to track). Passphrases are changed at the event of the exchange. I received over 600 wallets in this trade.
You are saying to avoid doing transactions from the watched addresses, you buy a copy of the wallet containing the keys, and then change the encryption of your copy? In the unlikely case that you are serious, you need to move all of those coins to new addresses (that only you have keys for) before the seller does.
I have 5000 bitcoins that are owned by a royal family and are frozen but I can't move them out of the country (because you know, it is so difficult to do that with bitcoins, and are so prone to being frozen), please send bitcoins to my address so I can hire a lawyer to unfreeze my coins and I will pay you half if I can unfreeze them.
Just incase anyone did not pick up on it, I am full of shit. :p
Just incase anyone did not pick up on it, I am full of shit. :p
Joined this thread.
Followed on twitter..
I wonder if this is going to end up a Robin Hood esque story
Followed on twitter..
I wonder if this is going to end up a Robin Hood esque story
This is to much... If you bought those coins then your going to end up screwed in the end. Sheep Marketplace was already being watched by multiple agencies and since they were robbed i can guarentee that when they find him they will be pissed they cant claim those coins for themselves
You are correct about risks. However, my largest concern is the anonymity of my customers, not of myself. I thoroughly launder all stolen bitcoins to prevent tracking of transactions. My personal safety is under control, because I work with Satudarah to ensure my anonymity during customer meetings. I am also paying 'Ndrangheta for protection. Jump to: