Probably not. However, when any government is involved, it is best to take as much steps as possible to distance yourself from the situation and to keep as quiet as possible.
Hell yeah--I'm not sure how bad I'd be freaking out if I were Hhampuz and I'd been working for a company that had just been shut down by the government (even though it's probably not his government). However, I also don't know how vigorously the authorities would pursue a campaign manager, but if they're looking for every penny to be accounted for they might want to know where the leftover funds from the campaign went. Who knows? Perhaps Hhampuz made every attempt to communicate with the BestMixer team here on the forum for tractability, but having the Feds knock on your door changes things. Maybe they moved communication to an encrypted texting service, we don't know. I don't know, and you don't know. All we can do is speculate.
Yeah, the only one who can provide the truth is Hhampuz, and it's so far not clear whether he's going to comment on this. I think it would be good if he did, but there may be reasons why he won't or can't. And as much as I don't like Quickseller, I don't think he's wrong for bringing attention to this. If this was something jamalaezaz or Quickseller did, I'm very sure there wouldn't be such a fuss if the same evidence was presented. How long before Chipmixer is shut down too? Oh wait.... |
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Hello,
Of course KYC is required when you deal with fiat as all proper trading platforms on the market.
Can you explain how 20$ magically turned into 0.0047 BTC which is almost double in price and the glaring typos like 'Panding'? Proper trading platform my ass. |
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I am wondering if the capitalized letters are actually the starting letters for the 8 pass words and if they are in the correct order. Another problem is whether to include intervals between the pass words or not. I don't think it's clear from the hints whether we are looking for an unbroken camel case text or not. I assume the OP used brainwallet to derive the wallet address hence the camel case hint however with so many uncertain factors I think it makes the puzzle much more harder than figuring out a master seed. I am not sure brute forcing would even work here.
Also the theory about finding a text file with the password enclosed is not very plausible as the OP wouldn't have given the hint at all.
I think the biggest question is whether there are intervals included in the 32 characters mentioned or not.
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Game of Fat Paychecks  Finally this shit is wrapped up for good and now it's time for the spinoffs guys. HBO are not stupid they will not let the hype die down one bit  At least 3 in the making hell yeah! |
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Very sad to see an untrustworthy user paid for this contest.
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Does anyone in the community here know who the OP is ?
Why the fuck are you mentioning the reward in every post like you are 100% certain you are going to crack the password? Funny guy |
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And the 3 winners are ........... Arya Stark with a different face |
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Your favourite crypto-focused Cloudbet blog article from the past year?
https://www.cloudbet.com/en/blog/in-the-cloud/10726-5-infamous-bitcoin-addressesThe Bitcoin Pizza story is hands down one of the most legendary moments in Bitcoin history and my absolute favorite piece of Bitcoin trivia. It will go down in the Bitcoin history books for sure. The crypto article you would like to see our expert team write next!Crypto sponsorship of pro teams and athletes is gaining more and more traction every day and some of the biggest clubs and most popular athletes have already struck sponsorship deals for lots of money. Crypto businesses are vying for more exposure and what's a better way of promoting their businesses than entering the sports scene with its huge following all over the world. I think it would be a good idea to write an article summarizing some of the top deals made so far as some pretty well-known players and clubs are involved and I reckon it would be a very interesting read for all crypto sportsbetting fans.
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I am pretty positive I have found the correct answer to the puzzle. Figuring out the key words now.
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I think United are capable of thwarting City out of spite if they want to. But I am not sure if the motivation will be there and as we could already see the 'Ole' effect has run off and they are struggling again. All I am trying to say is that never say never |
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^ Tbh I think there are more players who wants to leave United cos the reality is... Solksjaer sucks. I'm with LFC_Bitcoin that he'll be out before the 2019/20 season ends.
But Ole just signed a 3-year contract with United if I am not mistaken. If they really boot him out now that means he will receive a hefty severance package for doing zero work lol. I think players like Sanchez who only warm the bench and get paid a lot weekly should go first. |
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That is a very interesting prediction game I haven't heard about before. I assume you need to fill in all the 100 guess slots before the game can proceed right? What if there aren't enough participants to pick all the possible outcomes?
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Theoretically if there were no hard forks of Bitcoin it's price should have been higher because most of the investments would have been contained solely within Bitcoin. This is only a perfect market scenario though. Hard forks are just shit coins that try to steal from Bitcoin market share thus lowering its price.
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I expect a Chelsea win tonight but I think Burnley won't go down so easily without a fight. As the odds on a straight Chelsea win are kinda low, I am going to spruce things up a little bit and choose both teams to score & Chelsea to win. GL everyone |
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Account name: Wendigo
BTC address: 3BY8nijz62j19CLkhVkGrWVA55VsDzimDZ
I have over 5 years of experience betting on crypto gambling sites and I am happy to share my opinion.
Thanks.
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If China seriously bans Bitcoin, maybe the Chinese people will seriously ban the Chinese government. Then Bitcoin will go up like crazy. Hodl is a good idea. I don't think Chinese commoners have a say in what the Party does over there. I bet normal fork will get their ass thrown in jail faster than the speed of light if they try to as much defy the government. |
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I prefer to pay my bills the old fashioned way with my debit card via an online paying portal because there are no fees. I am a proponent of crypto businesses pushing the technology and convenience of paying forward, but their services usually have cheeky fees chucked everywhere and it's definitely a no go for me as a frequent method of payment. My 2 satoshis.
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Yeah it says the attack originated in Asia so it must have been North Korea then. But I have the feeling China is also messing around with malicious hacking projects to steal Bitcoin. What if they are the real perpetrators and North Korea is the scapegoat? Does it sound a little bit farfetched  |
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Bitcoin debit cards have more disadvantages than advantages for me. The fees are too high and the reception is sometimes not very good worldwide so I might end up not being able to pay even if it says MascterCard ot Visa cards accepted here. Those cards are just glorified debit cards with extra fees attached to them  |
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