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Title: [2014-07-01] One Auction Bidder Claimed All 30,000 Silk Road Bitcoins. Mark? Post by: LiteCoinGuy on July 01, 2014, 10:04:42 PM US Marshals: One Auction Bidder Claimed All 30,000 Silk Road Bitcoins
http://www.coindesk.com/us-marshals-one-auction-bidder-claimed-all-30000-silk-road-bitcoins/ https://ip.bitcointalk.org/?u=http%3A%2F%2Fi.imgur.com%2FYplvqe1.jpg&t=541&c=yPe80ouRc84I5g he goxxed all bidders :P Title: Re: [2014-07-01] One Auction Bidder Claimed All 30,000 Silk Road Bitcoins. Mark? Post by: ThomasCrowne on July 01, 2014, 10:09:47 PM God that would so suck if it did turn out to be Mark Karpeles! The last thing bitcoin needs after all of the good news from the past few days is to have
that boob be the actual sole winner of that auction. Title: Re: [2014-07-01] One Auction Bidder Claimed All 30,000 Silk Road Bitcoins. Mark? Post by: Swordsoffreedom on July 01, 2014, 11:42:13 PM Well in that case if the FBI ceased the bitcoins from Karpeles bid after taking them from the Silk Road
That would be a riot 8) Thanks need a joke picture now and then that is on bitcoin ^_^. But that is what I call total ownage The winning bidder outbid all other parties for the 10 auction blocks, according to the USMS. Further, the bitcoins have already been transferred to the winner, according to Blockchain. The USMS previously said that it would begin notifying bidders as to whether they had secured any of the blocks on 30th June. The auction took place on Friday, 27th June over a 12-hour span. Title: Re: [2014-07-01] One Auction Bidder Claimed All 30,000 Silk Road Bitcoins. Mark? Post by: guybrushthreepwood on July 02, 2014, 11:34:34 AM So is there absolutely no indication so far of who bought the coins and for how much? Will this information ever be revealed or is it up to the buyer to come forward? I very much doubt it was Karpales though.
Title: Re: [2014-07-01] One Auction Bidder Claimed All 30,000 Silk Road Bitcoins. Mark? Post by: bitfair on July 02, 2014, 12:19:12 PM So is there absolutely no indication so far of who bought the coins and for how much? Will this information ever be revealed or is it up to the buyer to come forward? I very much doubt it was Karpales though. The coins were "bought" by a three letter agency that simply has priority in these auctions. Only a symbolic amount of USD changed hands, and coins were transferred to a different arm of the US government. Title: Re: [2014-07-01] One Auction Bidder Claimed All 30,000 Silk Road Bitcoins. Mark? Post by: RiverBoatBTC on July 02, 2014, 01:07:35 PM So is there absolutely no indication so far of who bought the coins and for how much? Will this information ever be revealed or is it up to the buyer to come forward? I very much doubt it was Karpales though. The coins were "bought" by a three letter agency that simply has priority in these auctions. Only a symbolic amount of USD changed hands, and coins were transferred to a different arm of the US government. Lol hey tin man take your foil hat off for a second and read this http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/breaking/sns-rt-us-usa-bitcoin-20140701,0,4038036.story Title: Re: [2014-07-01] One Auction Bidder Claimed All 30,000 Silk Road Bitcoins. Mark? Post by: bitfair on July 02, 2014, 01:19:03 PM So is there absolutely no indication so far of who bought the coins and for how much? Will this information ever be revealed or is it up to the buyer to come forward? I very much doubt it was Karpales though. The coins were "bought" by a three letter agency that simply has priority in these auctions. Only a symbolic amount of USD changed hands, and coins were transferred to a different arm of the US government. Lol hey tin man take your foil hat off for a second and read this http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/breaking/sns-rt-us-usa-bitcoin-20140701,0,4038036.story Yeah, that's the perfect cover story. Notice how that story suddenly appeared just an hour or so after my post? Title: Re: [2014-07-01] One Auction Bidder Claimed All 30,000 Silk Road Bitcoins. Mark? Post by: RiverBoatBTC on July 02, 2014, 01:21:35 PM So is there absolutely no indication so far of who bought the coins and for how much? Will this information ever be revealed or is it up to the buyer to come forward? I very much doubt it was Karpales though. The coins were "bought" by a three letter agency that simply has priority in these auctions. Only a symbolic amount of USD changed hands, and coins were transferred to a different arm of the US government. Lol hey tin man take your foil hat off for a second and read this http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/breaking/sns-rt-us-usa-bitcoin-20140701,0,4038036.story Yeah, that's the perfect cover story. Notice how that story suddenly appeared just an hour or so after my post? They are going to get you man, do not let them know your on to them. If you see a black SUV pull up outside your house run, its the CIA death squad coming to silence you..... Oh shit I have said to much :-X |
