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CryptoBry

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Quote from: Ailmand on May 29, 2019, 09:27:29 AM

That's too good to be true. If that's true, then you should have been a billionaire now. You should have posted your proof of earning before trying to make us believe that we could earn a lot by just clicking that link. I think you couldn't convince anyone here especially those who are playing lottery.

Oh well, I clicked some of the wallet address in that long list and all of them yielded zero bitcoin nothing is inside the wallet and nothing was ever delivered to the wallets. But there is a donation notice below and the address where you can send the bitcoin...which is quite an irony, right?

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Quote from: RawDog on May 29, 2019, 08:27:41 AM

You have an equal change of uncovering the key to BILLIONS!!!! in just one click. True Story.

You can also change the page number by changing the numbers on the end of the URL.

Have fun and good luck. You might become the next bitcoin super billionaire!!!

Easy and fun too.

How many millions you got from that data base Cheesy

, everything is mostly empty and the vast majority of the wallets have never being used and you know that very well too, anyone could create these sort of endless private keys without any coins in it, so how is your help with filing new trade mark with Craig going on as you claimed Wink

. Earlier i remember there was another site with a different domain with these private keys dumped, now it looks like a new URL.

Quote from: RawDog on May 26, 2019, 10:17:41 AM

Glad you all missed me. I've been helping CSW get his patents and trademarks together.

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Quote from: RawDog on May 29, 2019, 11:14:59 AM

Who called it a 'database'?

You did:

Quote from: RawDog on May 29, 2019, 09:06:02 AM

Trust me, it is 100% that your private key is publicly known and is in this database.

Quote from: RawDog on May 29, 2019, 11:14:59 AM

you can get ALL private keys from that URL.

Then why don't you go and start at page 1 and click "next" over and over until you find a key which has some funds you can steal? The universe will end before you find one.

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Quote from: o_e_l_e_o on May 29, 2019, 11:08:23 AM

Quote from: RawDog on May 29, 2019, 10:53:12 AM

Why do you somehow think you are more protected because the system generates the keys rather than recalls them? The dumbest fucking argument ever.

Because even we captured 100% of the output of the sun from this day until the day it burnt out in 5 billion years, and converted that all in to useable energy with 0% loss, and ran a computer with 100% efficiency, we couldn't even generate a fraction of a single percent of all the keys.

I can write a program which spits out every combination possible of standard English letters. Somewhere in that program is the cure for cancer. Doesn't mean I'll be getting a Nobel Prize anytime soon. This is exactly the same nonsense as your "database".

Rank moron.

"Because even we captured 100% of the output of the sun from this day until the day it burnt out in 5 billion years, and converted that all in to useable energy with 0% loss, and ran a computer with 100% efficiency, we couldn't even generate a fraction of a single percent of all the keys."
This is not true. You don't know what you are talking about.

Just one page of that system output is "a fraction of a single percent of all keys.". What a stupid fucker. Back to basic math class for you.

2nd fact:
combinations of English letters don't cure cancer.

Quote from: o_e_l_e_o on May 29, 2019, 11:08:23 AM

This is exactly the same nonsense as your "database".

Who called it a 'database'? I didn't call it a database. But it doesn't matter. Whether the system generates the keys or recalls them from memory, who the fuck cares? The system has all the keys. That is what matters. I don't care where they come from, you can get ALL private keys from that URL. ALL the fucking bitcoin private keys are on that system!!!!

You are dumb as dirty fuck.

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Quote from: RawDog on May 29, 2019, 10:53:12 AM

Why do you somehow think you are more protected because the system generates the keys rather than recalls them? The dumbest fucking argument ever.

Because even we captured 100% of the output of the sun from this day until the day it burnt out in 5 billion years, and converted that all in to useable energy with 0% loss, and ran a computer with 100% efficiency, we couldn't even generate a fraction of a single percent of all the keys.

I can write a program which spits out every combination possible of standard English letters. Somewhere in that program is the cure for cancer. Doesn't mean I'll be getting a Nobel Prize anytime soon. This is exactly the same nonsense as your "database".

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Quote from: RawDog on May 29, 2019, 08:27:41 AM

If you click on any one of these addresses... https://lbc.cryptoguru.org/dio/293470930272690489102837043456

You have an equal change of uncovering the key to BILLIONS!!!! in just one click. True Story.

You can also change the page number by changing the numbers on the end of the URL.

Have fun and good luck. You might become the next bitcoin super billionaire!!!

Easy and fun too.

I think you should try first

). Do you see this number in your link: "Page 293470930272690489102837043456 out of 904625697166532776746648320380374280100293470930272690489102837043110636675"
This is very very big number to check. I think you can be bitcoin super billionaire with with a rate of 1/100 trillion trillion trillion trillion...

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Quote from: RawDog on May 29, 2019, 10:49:01 AM

Quote from: ?? on ??

Still salty about choosing silver huh? I guarantee my address isn't there and I guarantee Satoshi's isn't either or Rico would be fucking filthy rich.

How much do you guarantee it? Let's bet. $1000. You choose the smartest bitcoin guy you know and he'll explain to you that your keys are certainly in there. Then you send me the $1000. OK?

Ask Roger Ver, ask anyone who understands bitcoin. They will all say the same thing: your keys are there. Now pay the fuck up. I want my grand-o. You owe me a thousand bucks you little bitch. If you don't pay it, I am going to sue you in the same court that Craig Wright sues people in. I'll even hire his lawyers.

Just where did you get this.database OP, you know that this thread will be deleted later on if MODS will be able to see the content. You were trying to deceive MODS by changing the topic of the title. But you know what? you can get red trust too by this post for the reason of posting malicious malware or posting a shady thread.

However, I am thinking that you really good in cryptocurrency for getting this database.

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stop calling this a "database" because it is not. a database is where there is some "data" stored somewhere but this is not that. this is simply a very simple code that uses your computer (browser) to run on your system and generate information you see on it and it is an attempt to fool newbies who don't know what is what. usually these sites are accompanies by another one that has a "search" function that asks the newbie to enter his "private key" to search if it is in their "database". obviously they steal it as soon as the newbie enters his private key there.

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Quote from: o_e_l_e_o on May 29, 2019, 10:50:11 AM

Quote from: RawDog on May 29, 2019, 09:06:02 AM

Trust me, it is 100% that your private key is publicly known and is in this database.

No, it isn't. This database is generating keys on the fly as each page is loaded. If it were to generate all keys, it wouldn't even be able to generate a tiny fraction before the heat death of universe. Hell, you couldn't even count the number of keys (just short of 2^256), let alone generate them or check for a balance, before our sun burnt out.

The chances of winning a lottery are in the range of 1 in 10^6 or 10^7. Given that 2^256 is approximately 10^77, you are more likely to win the lottery more than 10 times in a row than you are to stumble upon your private key on this website.

Whether the system computes them or recalls them from memory is totally pointless. ALL the private keys are accessible via that URL. Why do you somehow think you are more protected because the system generates the keys rather than recalls them? The dumbest fucking argument ever.

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Quote from: RawDog on May 29, 2019, 09:06:02 AM

Trust me, it is 100% that your private key is publicly known and is in this database.

No, it isn't. This database is generating keys on the fly as each page is loaded. If it were to generate all keys, it wouldn't even be able to generate a tiny fraction before the heat death of universe. Hell, you couldn't even count the number of keys (just short of 2^256), let alone generate them or check for a balance, before our sun burnt out.

The chances of winning a lottery are in the range of 1 in 10^6 or 10^7. Given that 2^256 is approximately 10^77, you are more likely to win the lottery more than 10 times in a row than you are to stumble upon your private key on this website.

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Quote from: ?? on ??

Still salty about choosing silver huh? I guarantee my address isn't there and I guarantee Satoshi's isn't either or Rico would be fucking filthy rich.

How much do you guarantee it? Let's bet. $1000. You choose the smartest bitcoin guy you know and he'll explain to you that your keys are certainly in there. Then you send me the $1000. OK?

Ask Roger Ver, ask anyone who understands bitcoin. They will all say the same thing: your keys are there. Now pay the fuck up. I want my grand-o. You owe me a thousand bucks you little bitch. If you don't pay it, I am going to sue you in the same court that Craig Wright sues people in. I'll even hire his lawyers.

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Quote from: 0zero0 on May 29, 2019, 10:27:29 AM

I doubt any of them really contains anything.

In fact, ALL of the bitcoin, $154 Billion worth, is in that database. 100% of the keys are there. If you find the right address (just click and blockchain.info will tell you if money is there), you can have the bitcoin - because you now have the private key. It is that simple.

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It's that joke database isn't it?

The joke in on you my friend, your keys are in there too.

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I am not good at playing lottery. I once tried one of the gambling websites, and I bought a ticket worth 0.05btc. 1-2 times I win and so on I lose. I can't be a millionaire yet.

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Quote from: Genemind on May 29, 2019, 10:01:32 AM

I wouldn't risk opening that link. It might be a phishing or scam site. There's no guarantee that you could provide a safe transaction.
People here are tired of this kind of fraud and they're smart enough to get rid of it.
You better find other ways to earn because you couldn't benefit from making people believe that we could get rich instantly through that link.

I just checked the site and it seems it is a secure website consisting of a database filled with private keys.
It's a complete waste of time though since most of them contains 0 BTC. I doubt any of them really contains anything.

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Quote from: Genemind on May 29, 2019, 10:01:32 AM

I wouldn't risk opening that link. It might be a phishing or scam site. There's no guarantee that you could provide a safe transaction.
People here are tired of this kind of fraud and they're smart enough to get rid of it.
You better find other ways to earn because you couldn't benefit from making people believe that we could get rich instantly through that link.

The site is only about Bitcoin private key database I'm doubt where OP find this private key look suspicious hmmm Playing a lottery is a waste of money becuase you cannot assure you will win or get back what you buy its better to save your money.

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I wouldn't risk opening that link. It might be a phishing or scam site. There's no guarantee that you could provide a safe transaction.
People here are tired of this kind of fraud and they're smart enough to get rid of it.
You better find other ways to earn because you couldn't benefit from making people believe that we could get rich instantly through that link.

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Quote from: Ailmand on May 29, 2019, 09:27:29 AM

That's too good to be true. If that's true, then you should have been a billionaire now. You should have posted your proof of earning before trying to make us believe that we could earn a lot by just clicking that link. I think you couldn't convince anyone here especially those who are playing lottery.

Just been trying out to get some jackpot but all effort proved abortive, am not gonna give a dem try again as the database suck me deep then any. For free donation man, suck it out, dem fucking suck Embarrassed

man!.

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That's too good to be true. If that's true, then you should have been a billionaire now. You should have posted your proof of earning before trying to make us believe that we could earn a lot by just clicking that link. I think you couldn't convince anyone here especially those who are playing lottery.

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Where is my ring of blades...

well we can't expect much from someone who was naïve enough to think the things that Craig Wright was saying about him being Satoshi were correct. next thing you will tell us is that there is a bitcoin doubler found that if you send it your hard earned bitcoins it will double it for you and totally give it back without scamming you.

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Quote from: AB de Royse777 on May 29, 2019, 08:41:05 AM

The link you posted might be a malicious link since what you are talking is too good to be truth.

The internet is not so good for morons. Maybe you should try TV?

Any link might be malicious. You just gotta take the risk some time. But, I'll tell you this much, what I am talking about is true. Amazing eh? Just click on a few of those addresses and blockchain.info immediately tells you if you hit one with a BILLION FUCKING DOLLARS on it. You can capture that money TODAY. No lie. This is real. 100%.

You can thank me later.

Quote from: Lucius on May 29, 2019, 09:00:50 AM

then everyone could check if his private key was publicly known Wink

Trust me, it is 100% that your private key is publicly known and is in this database.

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