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https://blockchain.info/address/1FeexV6bAHb8ybZjqQMjJrcCrHGW9sb6uF
https://blockchain.info/address/16cou7Ht6WjTzuFyDBnht9hmvXytg6XdVT

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I can assure you that they did not forget their password.

Oh my address. Why you know my address?

So what hey do? Waiting the price increase

Anyway that was cool to offer others some coins. Is good they found their password. ;D

someone save for retirement  ;D

Most probably they could be some early adopters who had a lot of coins in the starting. They failed to realize the potential of btc and then deleted their wallet without keeping a backup, and they must be crying right now.

Or who knows they also could be satoshi nakamoto's own address.

history of these accounts is amazing .. :o

Lol @ all the begging people sending 0.0001 BTC to those addresses and asking for 100+ BTC ;D

Some people don't want work. Easier is begging and maybe get lucky ..

lol I saw one: "I am man from Ukraine and Russians take all my money and clothes, please donate!"

you inspire me to check these comments .. Here we go:

"...I'm accepting donations to buy crack for me and my ugly wife..." :o

"Time traveler here, help. Need money for new flux capacitor." :D

Now then, what can I do for you?

Need money for new flux capacitor

WTF ??? You are joking right?

Jesus, how are you guys running these websites if you don't know how Bitcoin works or how to do things like verify signatures??

I wonder if the dust transactions sent to the addresses are people, trying to get their addresses related to the big addresses out there.

The same way we are driving automobiles without knowing how internal combustion engine works - it' really easy.

https://brainwallet.github.io/#verify (https://brainwallet.github.io/#verify)

Haha I was was about to say! Who would claim that they owned these coins on a public forum.

..and sounding so convincing.

very funny  ;D when i see this post just automatically write answer..  ;D

\lol/ Did he ever giveout any money to someone?
I have seen many addresses like this in which people keep on begging from. People were also begging from the FBI's bitcoin address that had more than 100k BTC.

seriously. who cars. why the hell do people want to know this stupid shit.

probably cold storage for an online exchange?

Lol. People are spamming the address for promotion and begging. I just laughed reading at some of the public notes. Anyway, I'm sure the address is still active. The guy must be still holding on and waiting for the right time to sell.

The first signed message did not verify, and I assume that the 2nd will not verify (however I did not check the signature).

@OP - I don't know why you would think the owners of these addresses would give away money just because there are a lot of posts in a thread about their addresses.

I do enjoy reading the public notes to these kinds of addresses begging for money. I would say my favorite is

Message failed to verify....
What a surprise  ::) ::) ::)

Nobody will help you poor bastards unless you help yourselves.

Hot coffee please.
I will sit here for few hours and read all comments after me.

Just gimme a ^5 for managing to hodl. :D

Thank you for the payment im waiting for my 1 btc

Hah i don't think that you would give 1 btc to person that you don't even know .

Agreed...I'll just take the free entertainment lol

probably accounts of some exchanges

nice try FBI.. nice try  ;) ;D

The 1Fee address is probably an MT Gox address although there is no direct evidence, just circumstantial.

There is evidence that many of the bitcoins in the 16cou address were withdrawn from MT Gox. That address therefore is an MT Gox's customer's address.

Imagine if that guy or whoever dump all of that Bitcoins on market. That would be disaster. :D

Not really, we'd just get "Bearwhale 2: Son of Bearwhale", probably 30% immediate dip, rebounding in 24 hours then about 10% lower for a week. Dumps are a bit self limiting in that the lower they knock the price, the easier it is to buy them up.... and it's easy to spot a single entity dump, as opposed to mass selloff.

Damn thats a lot of dough, what I would do for only 5 more btc. Bitcoin addiction is serious yo.

wasting bandwidth ts

Haha 2000 comments in 24 hours that is as likely as hacking a bitcoin address.

Wouldn't be hard if the thread went viral..

OP please sign those addresses ;)

Is this some kind of joke? posting just in case because I see "10btc giveaway".

trolls gonna trolls...

I'm sure he is telling the truth.


If this coins are drop into bitstamp for example price will crash to 0.01€

You would be absolutely amazed at how many people in this forum , involved in bitcoins and even ones who do fundamental things for bitcoin actually have no idea what it is, what its benefits really are and what its connection to cash really is. I am amazed every day at how muc more I know than most of the veterans who post in here, purely amazed, serioulsy. But every day I am taught why bitcoin is only worth 300 bucks right now, just flip thru this forum and you will see why too :)

This probably is an address of bitstamp, btc-e or some other large exchange (or maybe some kind of investment trust).

I would say it is more likely then not that the coins are being held on behalf of many people

one of the tasks of this forum is to educate new users.. :)

I strongly doubt that these people ever get any kind of donation. It seems to be that the same people spam addresses that would likely be viewed by many people. It is really almost a form of entertainment to read the public notes (which by the way are not actually in the blockchain, they are only on the blockchain.info block explorer so someone using another block explorer will not even be able to see them)

Wow, the second address withdraw 45k btc earlier this month, holyshit! :o
Is it one of satoshi nakamoto alt wallet? LOL

One wallet i see is depositing BTC in intervals may be just to check if wallet works.
But 1FeexV6bAHb8ybZjqQMjJrcCrHGW9sb6uF never taken out bitcoin

The password is here: http://bitkeys.xyz (http://bitkeys.xyz) at some page.

Ummm this address seems to have sent money to itself today?

https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/6ae26eeefb77b09a01ae4491853c12cde9d1cd5984f7170519eb1c9dda30c044

Interesting pair of addresses there... I think someone's playing around to try to confuse people.

1FeexV6bAHb8ybZjqQMjJrcCrHGW9sb6uF (this is the the baller)
1FeexV6dVefGQgDXcfU3qnYYzvkdbzLHCd (this is not.)

I wonder who that might of been  ::)

How long did that vanity address take to create?  :P

lol like a minute, I have thousands of them, I'm running it in the hopes that I become one lucky m'fer

you thinking that it will create that exact address one day, year, ever?  ;D
Good luck ;D

As I noticed, almost majority of the addresses was 10k sats and below. I admire the owner of the address, it seems that the owner donated a huge amount of bitcoin  into different community here in this crypto industry.

Those small amounts are inbound funds. They're probably tracers sent by others. It's a way of potentially linking two or more addresses to the same wallet (once the funds are spent). They serve no other purpose, other than being a dust donation to the owner of the address.

Vanity addresses don't take that long to create. Of course the longer they are, the amount of time it takes goes up exponentially... but for a vanity address like that, I think it's 6 digits so it probably doesn't take more than just a few days. It's possible that I could take a few weeks as well. Realistically, a few weeks isn't long to wait for a special vanity address if you think about it.

Probably, it's a normal length only, and could be produced less than 10 minutes depending on what GPU/device he/she uses to create such.

Looks like this addresses belong to exchanges, taken a part from fees from trading or platform, fiat exchange or something else. Interesting why owner do not use this bitcoins, looks like they does not care what is going on with BTC price.

I look at how these addresses had a transaction in 2012-2013 at 20000-40000BTC. That’s where the wallet owner would have been happy if he hadn’t done the transfer until today)

Been more than 11 years since the large majority of the balance (79956 BTC) was deposited to 1FeexV6bAHb8ybZjqQMjJrcCrHGW9sb6uF. Those funds, and the multiple dust/tracer amounts added since, have never moved.

https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1FeexV6bAHb8ybZjqQMjJrcCrHGW9sb6uF

"This address has transacted 424 times on the Bitcoin blockchain. It has received a total of 79,957.21864214 BTC ($1,911,043,890.04) and has sent a total of 0.00000000 BTC ($0.00). The current value of this address is 79,957.21864214 BTC ($1,911,043,890.04)."  [As of 29th July 2022]

Just a cool 2 billion USD sitting by itself, perhaps waiting for a rainy day.