Considering that the CIA did invite Gavin for a presentation says something.
Has anyone considered that Bitcoin is an inside job? The CIA is learning from it's developers and leaves it alone, the government is forming regulatory bodies for Bitcoin, The NSA probably built it themselves and the only people
without clearance are the FBI because, well they're the FBI. Just think of the Silly things the FBI has said about it," people may use it for funding terrorism! yes, they most definitely will, but not to worry, we have their blockchain address."
Topic: Response to CIA FOIA request (Read 3675 times)
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The government is some 22 million people.
Some of them may like bitcoins, some may not.
The different parts often don't know each other.
To think that "the government" acts as a single entity, that is as naive as thinking that bitcoin acts as a single entity.
Some of them may like bitcoins, some may not.
The different parts often don't know each other.
To think that "the government" acts as a single entity, that is as naive as thinking that bitcoin acts as a single entity.
New I think we both have something in common.
Maybe I'm naive...but, the CIA can't release anything about Bitcoin? Surely there's plenty that is no secret to anybody...like notes from Gavin's presentation.
Perhaps the FBI would be better to ask?
I started the one with the CIA last month, so they were a lot faster.
OP I have one simple question for you: why tha eff are you poking the bear?
It's not "poking the bear." The government isn't out to get us; I'm sure they would have done more to try and prevent Bitcoin trading if they were.You must be young because you're quite naive.
The government is some 22 million people.
Some of them may like bitcoins, some may not.
The different parts often don't know each other.
To think that "the government" acts as a single entity, that is as naive as thinking that bitcoin acts as a single entity.
OP I have one simple question for you: why tha eff are you poking the bear?
It's not "poking the bear." The government isn't out to get us; I'm sure they would have done more to try and prevent Bitcoin trading if they were.You must be young because you're quite naive.
OP I have one simple question for you: why tha eff are you poking the bear?
It's not "poking the bear." The government isn't out to get us; I'm sure they would have done more to try and prevent Bitcoin trading if they were.You must be young because you're quite naive.
Maybe I'm naive...but, the CIA can't release anything about Bitcoin? Surely there's plenty that is no secret to anybody...like notes from Gavin's presentation.
Perhaps the FBI would be better to ask?
I started the one with the CIA last month, so they were a lot faster.
Maybe I'm naive...but, the CIA can't release anything about Bitcoin? Surely there's plenty that is no secret to anybody...like notes from Gavin's presentation.
Perhaps the FBI would be better to ask?
OP I have one simple question for you: why tha eff are you poking the bear?
It's not "poking the bear." The government isn't out to get us; I'm sure they would have done more to try and prevent Bitcoin trading if they were. 
I doubt that there are many things you would be able to get from the CIA that would be unclassified.
At the very least it would be Unclassified FOUO (For official use only). Which is akin to a corporate document that is only allowed to be viewed by people within that corporation. Just the mere fact that the CIA took some news story on Bitcoin and sent that story on makes it FOUO because the knowledge that they are looking into such information is not for outside eyes.
The term "can neither confirm nor deny" is supposed to be used for just about anything when it comes to information about what may or may not be going on in your facility.
At the very least it would be Unclassified FOUO (For official use only). Which is akin to a corporate document that is only allowed to be viewed by people within that corporation. Just the mere fact that the CIA took some news story on Bitcoin and sent that story on makes it FOUO because the knowledge that they are looking into such information is not for outside eyes.
The term "can neither confirm nor deny" is supposed to be used for just about anything when it comes to information about what may or may not be going on in your facility.
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Or just tell your SSO.
Of course he will likely tell you to fill out some form online
Then you have to disclose that travel for the next 10 years on all future clearance paperwork.
Of course he will likely tell you to fill out some form online
Then you have to disclose that travel for the next 10 years on all future clearance paperwork.
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I want a clearance lol
No you don't it's a pain in the ass. You even have to fill out forms to travel abroad.
Or just tell your SSO.
Of course he will likely tell you to fill out some form online
Then you have to disclose that travel for the next 10 years on all future clearance paperwork.
OP I have one simple question for you: why tha eff are you poking the bear?
You are correct in that the vast majority (if not all) of whatever info they have collected on Bitcoin is publicly available.
How it works, source code, exchange volumes, nodes, major players, any known persons-of-interest.
How it works, source code, exchange volumes, nodes, major players, any known persons-of-interest.
I suppose they don't know more than bitcoin than us 
Their documents are at most copy-paste of this forum, or the source codes of the bitcoin clients
Their documents are at most copy-paste of this forum, or the source codes of the bitcoin clients 
Fuck the CIA! It is time for a revolution!
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I want a clearance lol
No you don't it's a pain in the ass. You even have to fill out forms to travel abroad.
Maybe I'm naive...but, the CIA can't release anything about Bitcoin? Surely there's plenty that is no secret to anybody...like notes from Gavin's presentation.
Executive Order 13526
NOW, THEREFORE, I, BARACK OBAMA, by the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, it is hereby ordered as follows:
Sec. 3.6. (a) An agency may refuse to confirm or deny the existence or nonexistence of requested records whenever the fact of their existence or nonexistence is itself classified under this order or its predecessors.
BARACK OBAMA
THE WHITE HOUSE,
December 29, 2009
Maybe I'm naive...but, the CIA can't release anything about Bitcoin? Surely there's plenty that is no secret to anybody...like notes from Gavin's presentation.
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This is exactly why I moved away from DC, I saw what my career path was there
Hopefully, I'll be able to start committing my time fully to Bitcoin related projects and I can retire from the crypto contract biz. There will never be a brighter day.
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