Topic: Who was selling bitcoins during late 2010 to Early 2011? (Read 241 times)

Not only that they won't return the amount of BTC but also, that was almost a decade already. For sure that transaction has been burried down with predent transactions. Indeed there will be no way to recover his asset unless he'd find a way to access the wallet itself. And if not, best way is to move on to lessen the stress from losing an investment, literally. Also, there are other stories alike with this one which showed how Bitcoin before was not given that much of importance not until it broke people's expectations from it. And now, people are trying to look back with their previous holdings but unfortunately, in most cases, it is too late.

The number OP mentioned is nothing but multiplying his commotion of how retarded they were back then not to save the information properly and now regret it after decade of time.

I am not surprised because anyone would feel the same way as OP is doing.

There is literally no way to recover your bitcoins because OP does not even have relevant information about the storage, neither the keys and nor the trail of the whole communication.

There is no use of contacting the person to whom you sent them because what you gonna say to them? Return the coins? 

Op might be right or tell true of what it's trying to point out from my understanding, so i believe in the two sides it neither be true or not, but what will clarify everyone to accept exactly what is pointing at, is a provision of evidence, because it's obvious that evidence make every argument of different kinds to be diluted.

Wht you needed to understand here OP is that if you buy bitcoin from the exchanges you've mentioned in the past before their collapse and have it transferred into your cold storage after the purchase then you're safe with your bitcoin they can't retrieve it back to themselves but note that you can be traced because youake use of a centralized exchange to acquire such, if you're holding your bitcoin on those exchanges wallet before their collapse then you have successfully loossed your asset when they were attacke and cant be recovered.

You don't have valid and needed information here, so I don't think anyone could provide the needful answers as you seem to be ranting. You don't have access to the transaction details, not the email, not even the computer you used at that time. What else could be provided to you? Also, what did you mean by "x 100000000000000000?" Bitcoin amount or what? Maybe you should reconstruct this question for better clarity.

However, on the second question, I found something that might be useful to you here Mt. Gox

Cryptos have not been recovered till now, but there is hope for that soon.

I am trying to find the seller who sold me the bitcoins..  so I can pin-point a transaction date and time - I did something stupid and retarded and retarded and retarded.. x 100000000000000000.. When I received my wallet info..  I just copy pasted the information into a txt document not giving it a identifier as a bitcoin or wallet " thinking..  I was being smart so I can protect that data just incase my computer got compromised.

The last thing I remember was getting the email with the information and instructions to delete the e-mail and store the information in safe location - like write it down or usb or external drive.. this is all I know..

One good thing.. about this.. I am lazy a!@# and I never did anything to my macbook " which caused me to format or delete crap.. I know I received the e-mail via outlook linked from my gmail account.. and I had it set where e-mails would be retrieved from my gmail account permanently..  but I dont think its possible to recover permanently deleted e-mails..


Another question - If I had a offline wallet or paper wallet and if my purchase was done with mt.gox would my bitcoins  been compromised by their hack? or maybe with bitcoinmarket.com who had their accounts taken over by mtgox..

I would greatly appreciate any information..

Thank you