Topic: Is there any way exposing Bitcoin stealer? - page 2. (Read 264 times)
If anybody have usdt I want to exchange Bitcoin at lower cost
I have figured out 2 private keys having Bitcoin. One private key is holding 0.002 btc and another is holding 0.134 BTC
I need urgent money and I think if I take this fund at my wallet my problem will be solved.
One private key - last transaction was 2014
Another one- last transaction 2013
1. From the moral point of view, should I take this fund?
2. If I take this fund, will I be caught? Is there any way getting my identity while shifting fund?
You say something makes me feel like that is your wallet (you wrote "my wallet").I need urgent money and I think if I take this fund at my wallet my problem will be solved.
One private key - last transaction was 2014
Another one- last transaction 2013
1. From the moral point of view, should I take this fund?
2. If I take this fund, will I be caught? Is there any way getting my identity while shifting fund?
If two wallets are yours, you are free to move your bitcoin but your questions make me think different, these wallets are not yours. And you want to know that will you be reported to police, get arrested if the real owners of two wallets know that their bitcoin is stolen by you.
Your information is strange as figuring out private keys of other bitcoin owners is impossible, if you don't hack their computers and get access to their wallets.
You "figured out" 2 private keys? Supposing what you're saying is true, that's interesting. Can you please provide more information as to this figuring out? There probably are three possibilities: 1. You stole them, 2. You accidentally found them, 3. You generated them from their addresses. Since the third is virtually impossible, it's only between 1 & 2. You might want to tell us more.
Regardless, however, the funds aren't yours. Therefore, you have no right to spend them. As to whether you'll be caught and your identity known, it has yet to be known. It depends on the investigators, but have you been strictly private in all your dealings in the past? Are you confident you can hide like Satoshi Nakamoto?
Regardless, however, the funds aren't yours. Therefore, you have no right to spend them. As to whether you'll be caught and your identity known, it has yet to be known. It depends on the investigators, but have you been strictly private in all your dealings in the past? Are you confident you can hide like Satoshi Nakamoto?
I have figured out 2 private keys having Bitcoin. One private key is holding 0.002 btc and another is holding 0.134 BTC
I need urgent money and I think if I take this fund at my wallet my problem will be solved.
One private key - last transaction was 2014
Another one- last transaction 2013
I think it is 10 years +
Should I take this fund? I need very urgent money. Without fund, my life is becoming horrible. I have lost all and have fallen under big debt due to gambling. So, I have lost to others.
So,
1. From the moral point of view, should I take this fund?
2. If I take this fund, will I be caught? Is there any way getting my identity while shifting fund?
I need urgent money and I think if I take this fund at my wallet my problem will be solved.
One private key - last transaction was 2014
Another one- last transaction 2013
I think it is 10 years +
Should I take this fund? I need very urgent money. Without fund, my life is becoming horrible. I have lost all and have fallen under big debt due to gambling. So, I have lost to others.
So,
1. From the moral point of view, should I take this fund?
2. If I take this fund, will I be caught? Is there any way getting my identity while shifting fund?
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