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legendary
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They tested it. They sent 0.1 BTC first.

Well spotted my friend.
I don’t know how I missed that.
legendary
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Tiananmen Square?

When I was in the Shanghai airport for a layover, the first thing I did was fire up my laptop and attempt to google "Tiananmen square massacre," but it turns out everything related to Google is blocked, because you're supposed to use Baidu. Facebook and Wikipedia were also blocked entirely. I did manage to connect to Tor and find the Wikipedia article on it that way.

When I was getting on the connecting plane, they made re-open my laptop case and open up my laptop, and they swabbed it with some kind of liquid on a brush. My worst fear was, "oh no, they're erasing my hard drive or something," but who knows what they were actually doing... testing it for bombs? I still have no idea.
legendary
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Degenerate bull hatter & Bitcoin monotheist
Big time resistance coming up around 11.2kish

legendary
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$120000 in 2024 Confirmed
It's been like that since 1952 regardless of the different countries various and changing affiliations and memberships, and long before any single market.
The point is that it is neither unheard of nor hard to keep an open border. All you need is a will to do so.

Today's world is not the same. And you're talking about countries with a similar culture, not trying to compete with each other.

The UK wants to leave the EU as it feels special, and wants to become some kind of Ayn Randian utopia where anything goes.
The UK is special .what you going to do about it?
legendary
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That's fair. Two takers already. Here's more, though not much help (yet), I'm afraid.




My guess would have been Times Square but its just too empty.

Tiananmen Square?
legendary
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All good things to those who wait
10800 key resistance broken!  Next target - 12K! Go, go, go!
hero member
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fly or die
It's been like that since 1952 regardless of the different countries various and changing affiliations and memberships, and long before any single market.
The point is that it is neither unheard of nor hard to keep an open border. All you need is a will to do so.

Today's world is not the same. And you're talking about countries with a similar culture, not trying to compete with each other.

The UK wants to leave the EU as it feels special, and wants to become some kind of Ayn Randian utopia where anything goes.
legendary
Activity: 3010
Merit: 8114
That's fair. Two takers already. Here's more, though not much help (yet), I'm afraid.




My guess would have been Times Square but its just too empty.
legendary
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Privacy Servers. Since 2009.
Here's a new round of the WOW (WO-Where?) game. I think it's going to be fairly difficult, at least until a few pixels are uncovered. However, the WO participants have already proven how good at this they are, so it might be cracked earlier than I imagine.

I have 5 smerits as of now, but I'm setting the prize for this round at a conservative 3 merits because I'm sure a couple of merits will go before I'm done catching up.



Have got no F***ing clue bro Smiley

Neither have I?

Not getting much further than a basket weave pavement pattern.
Somehow I feel a link with soccer...
Thought I got close with Kings Cross in London but no go...

Not much to go on...
That's fair. Two takers already. Here's more, though not much help (yet), I'm afraid.





Well, somebody mentioned Krakow and d_eddie said it's a long way from there or smth like that. So I assume this is far away from Europe? North America or Asia? China? Some big square in China? What was it's name?
legendary
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Privacy Servers. Since 2009.
Could they be moving the funds as a precaution.
After they move the funds they could sell all the forks that the account has accumulated. This way you cannot do possible replay attacks Huh

Uhhh ohhh then I guess BCH is doomed? Or can they absorb ~100k coins?  Grin Grin Grin
legendary
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https://twitter.com/whale_alert/status/1169815776733220866?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

1 billion dollars... moved easily, securely and without any third party. Bitcoin really is amazing

is this the first big bakkt warehouse deposit? Smiley

Would be nice rocket fuel if so

the receiving address is also used for other transactions, all transactions are from today: https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/37XuVSEpWW4trkfmvWzegTHQt7BdktSKUs
maybe it's really the new bakkt warehouse?

Apparently there is more:

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$1 Billion+ $BTC  was transferred in one transaction yesterday. Where did that come from? 🤔

We took a look and saw that a large percentage of it could be traced to @HuobiGlobal addresses



https://twitter.com/thetokenanalyst/status/1169929738607124482?s=21

More info on twitter feed.
Apart obvious consideration two things strike me:
1.they sent al the funds straight away... I would have tested the setup sending 1 bitcoin to the recipient address.
2. They paid a very elevated fees: nothing changes, but fees are low, why burning cash?

If you'd have 1 billion would you care about $600? That's money they leave as a tip to a waiter...   Grin

They tested it. They sent 0.1 BTC first.
legendary
Activity: 2422
Merit: 1191
Privacy Servers. Since 2009.
https://twitter.com/whale_alert/status/1169815776733220866?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw

1 billion dollars... moved easily, securely and without any third party. Bitcoin really is amazing

is this the first big bakkt warehouse deposit? Smiley

Would be nice rocket fuel if so

the receiving address is also used for other transactions, all transactions are from today: https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/37XuVSEpWW4trkfmvWzegTHQt7BdktSKUs
maybe it's really the new bakkt warehouse?

Apparently there is more:

Quote
$1 Billion+ $BTC  was transferred in one transaction yesterday. Where did that come from? 🤔

We took a look and saw that a large percentage of it could be traced to @HuobiGlobal addresses



https://twitter.com/thetokenanalyst/status/1169929738607124482?s=21

More info on twitter feed.
Apart obvious consideration two things strike me:
1.they sent al the funds straight away... I would have tested the setup sending 1 bitcoin to the recipient address.
2. They paid a very elevated fees: nothing changes, but fees are low, why burning cash?

If you'd have 1 billion would you care about $600? That's money they leave as a tip to a waiter...   Grin
legendary
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Degenerate bull hatter & Bitcoin monotheist
We demand pixel parity
legendary
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I just tried google trends myself, and everything is pretty quiet and stable, no spikes.

Are you sure you used btc instead of bitcoin? What timeframe did you use?
I was able to reproduce the graph.

legendary
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We choose to go to the moon
Yeah, I searched for bitcoin.



Cmon d_eddie stop being silly, show us some clues.
legendary
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Here's a new round of the WOW (WO-Where?) game. I think it's going to be fairly difficult, at least until a few pixels are uncovered. However, the WO participants have already proven how good at this they are, so it might be cracked earlier than I imagine.

I have 5 smerits as of now, but I'm setting the prize for this round at a conservative 3 merits because I'm sure a couple of merits will go before I'm done catching up.



Have got no F***ing clue bro Smiley

Neither have I?

Not getting much further than a basket weave pavement pattern.
Somehow I feel a link with soccer...
Thought I got close with Kings Cross in London but no go...

Not much to go on...
That's fair. Two takers already. Here's more, though not much help (yet), I'm afraid.



legendary
Activity: 2380
Merit: 17063
Fully fledged Merit Cycler - Golden Feather 22-23


Apart obvious consideration two things strike me:
1.they sent al the funds straight away... I would have tested the setup sending 1 bitcoin to the recipient address.
2. They paid a very elevated fees: nothing changes, but fees are low, why burning cash?

Once you send 1 BTC then your Public Key is known (in the transaction) and you are more hackable...

But yes I wouldn't go YOLO with a billion too unless you consider it pocket change Cheesy
Very true.
But that particular address would have been emptied after a few minutes, so a reasonable risk to be taken vs the YOLO approach as you appropriately called it!
legendary
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Could they be moving the funds as a precaution.
After they move the funds they could sell all the forks that the account has accumulated. This way you cannot do possible replay attacks Huh
legendary
Activity: 2145
Merit: 1660
We choose to go to the moon
I just tried google trends myself, and everything is pretty quiet and stable, no spikes.
legendary
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a Cray can run an endless loop in under 4 hours


Btc search on the google trends has a new spike  Smiley
The chart shows you the timeframe for the 90 days for the world.

Forbes writer suggests it is market manipulation
https://www.forbes.com/sites/billybambrough/2019/09/05/something-very-strange-is-going-on-with-bitcoin-and-btc-google-searches/#662bdbfe47ea

sure, manipule the bitcoin market through google trend analysis  Roll Eyes
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