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1661  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: New article about Silk road in Wired magazine on: April 26, 2015, 10:01:36 PM
Part one in a 3 or 4 part series was released a few days ago. If you go to kindle, you can download for 5 bucks or get a free 30 day try.. Its supposed to be an indepth article about the whole silk road case. The only link i could put is the one to wired..


That's funny.....

I have just started going in to the "Silk Road" crap and almost immedietely discovered a flaw: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1038833.msg11204680#msg11204680
Guess what..... the flaw wasn't by the outlaw, it was by the law (from what I gather)........

So, what really happened with Silk Road?
1662  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Who is "Variety Jones"? on: April 26, 2015, 09:09:34 PM
Nice finding. Could lead to the manipulation of the chatlogs then. Only Ross knows if these chats have been taking place or not.
Does anybody know, if the defense can order a forensic image from Ross' computer (incl memory from the arrest time) or even can get an independent institute to open an investigation on the hardisks?

Thanks  Wink

If ANYTHING has been tampered with then ALL evidence coming from Ross's laptop should be disgarded as they are not genuine data anymore.
Nobody knows if they are real or not (tampered with to frame Ross) therefor should be disgarded.

If what I found is real evidence/exhibits shown in the trial then it has been tampered with...

That means - IF ROSS'S ATTORNEY IS WATCHING THIS [1] - he should demand a re-trial in light of new evidence that Ross is innocent and was framed by the FBI, and also demand disgarding all and any data coming from his laptop as evidence as they have been tampered with by the Feds in order to assure his sentence (if that is the right way to put it). - I would call it framing to be honest.

[1] and if Ross's attorney is watching this I demand 90% of your payment coz you failed*  Wink
And I didn't even start reading all the info yet.

*that is of course if my findings are actual trial evidence/exhibits.





I am pretty sure that Dratel will read this topic. Not so sure if he will share his fee with you, though Cheesy


LOL!

I didn't say share, I said I want 90% of it coz I am about to get Ross out of jail  Wink
(I am only giving him a 10% coz he appeared at the court - nothing else)  Wink

He got him in jail and got him to admit that he created Silk Road -
Rule Number One: Never admit to anything - that means that Dratel is a horrible attorney at law (or in a deal with the "prosecutor' (FBI in this case))

That being said, before I retired, law was, well.... my profession.
So when I say Ross can come out clean [1], then Ross can come out clean and be back home in no time.
It is as simple as that.

[1] If the evidence I have presented are actual trial evidence/exhibitions against Ross.

1663  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Was Ross Ulbright framed by the FBI? on: April 26, 2015, 08:47:44 PM
Well the fact is that we can't really know what happened and the government will deny it. I for one think that he was framed nicely as the government wanted to make an example of Ross.
I'm not sure how that worked out for them as these sites have been popping up again.

Not necessarily.....

If that is actual evidence/exhibitions then it has been tampered with.
Therefor ANYTHING coming from Ross's laptop is invalid as there is no way to prove that it is genuine data (unless he admits to it which I doubt).

So...... guess what happens!
1664  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Was Ross Ulbright framed by the FBI? on: April 26, 2015, 07:36:56 PM
OK, first I apologize for having this data in two threads, but the first thread (how it all started) concerns Variety Jones and not Ross, so......

In light of my discoveries:

Sooooooo,

According to the timeline: 05/02/2012 - Account Silk Road changed to Dread Pirate Roberts. Source: http://antilop.cc/sr/#timeline




Can someone explain to me how comes Ross posted a thread as Silk Road and then exactly 45 minutes later as Dread Pirate Roberts on December 01 2011


Edit: Image Source: http://antilop.cc/sr/img/2011_12_01_shabang_guard_node.png

and:


Could be an error in the timeline, or do you have an idea?

NO. Definetely NOT.

And I 'll tell you why: http://antilop.cc/sr/exhibits/GX-226D.pdf

Quote
(2012-01-15 21:11) vj: You need to change your name from Admin, to Dread Pirate Roberts

(2012-01-15 21:11) vj: <-- isn't kidding - start the legend now

Once again, take a good look at the dates and usernames in the image below:




EDIT: Are these actual evidence from the trial?
And if it is, how comes Ross's attorney did not notice this?


EDIT 2: Wasn't Ross using "Silk Road" (instead of Admin mentioned above) as a username before DPR?


What do you think?
1665  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Who is "Variety Jones"? on: April 26, 2015, 07:28:34 PM
Nice finding. Could lead to the manipulation of the chatlogs then. Only Ross knows if these chats have been taking place or not.
Does anybody know, if the defense can order a forensic image from Ross' computer (incl memory from the arrest time) or even can get an independent institute to open an investigation on the hardisks?

Thanks  Wink

If ANYTHING has been tampered with then ALL evidence coming from Ross's laptop should be disgarded as they are not genuine data anymore.
Nobody knows if they are real or not (tampered with to frame Ross) therefor should be disgarded.

If what I found is real evidence/exhibits shown in the trial then it has been tampered with...

That means - IF ROSS'S ATTORNEY IS WATCHING THIS [1] - he should demand a re-trial in light of new evidence that Ross is innocent and was framed by the FBI, and also demand disgarding all and any data coming from his laptop as evidence as they have been tampered with by the Feds in order to assure his sentence (if that is the right way to put it). - I would call it framing to be honest.

[1] and if Ross's attorney is watching this I demand 90% of your payment coz you failed*  Wink
And I didn't even start reading all the info yet.

*that is of course if my findings are actual trial evidence/exhibits.



1666  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Can miners "freeze" bitcoin addresses? on: April 26, 2015, 07:08:11 PM
Is it technically possible for miners to "freeze" certain bitcoin addresses by rejecting all transactions to/from a list of addresses? For example if all (or 50%+) miners agree or are forced to by some new regulation to block any transaction from an address that is known to contain stolen funds. If this is possible, then it would open up for all types of regulations forcing miners to become gatekeepers and blocking "bad" transactions.

In short, yes, they can.

Will they?
Not unless they got a gun to their head or some government imposed it claiming "terrorist attacks"  Wink

Apart from that, AFAIK the 50%+ attack will not serve the attacker to anything else other than double spends and preventing others from transacting.
But then again if the word gets out that there is a 50+ on one entity/group, changes will happen very soon as to get things back to normal.
1667  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Nick Szabo, Wei Dai... Who are their employers? on: April 26, 2015, 06:48:53 PM
Was employed at Lockheed, Link-Singer, and KLA (KLA was named after its founders, Ken Levy and Bob Anderson)

And Nick Szabo is 85 years old

The age and former employers are not included in the Wikipedia article.  And there no verified photo of him.


OK.
Guessing he is retired now? - obviously  Wink

Any idea of his whereabouts/activities?
1668  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Announcements (Altcoins) / Re: [ANN]BitNet-VpnCoin P2P Lottery|AES|Domain&Website System|VPN|Voice&video call on: April 26, 2015, 06:02:03 PM
Don't you think the VPNcoin name is a bit blunt, and lacks the luster like Storj.  Smiley Smiley




The name is just fine considering that the wallet offers VPN services.
Did you not read the OP?
If you do you will know what this coin is all about.


@vpncoin, what is going on?
We ain't heard from you for more than a week.
1669  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Nick Szabo, Wei Dai... Who are their employers? on: April 26, 2015, 05:56:36 PM
Who are their employers?

Nick Szabo the one born in 1930, graduate of UC Berkeley, resident of Silicon Valley (Cupertino), employed at Lockheed, Link-Singer, and KLA,
http://www.faireconomy.org/files/pdf/notalonereportfinal.pdf


That would make him 85 years old and still employed....
I doubt it. Most people retire in their early 60s.

How about this?: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Szabo
1670  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Who is "Variety Jones"? on: April 26, 2015, 05:36:55 PM
Could be an error in the timeline, or do you have an idea?

NO. Definetely NOT.

And I 'll tell you why: http://antilop.cc/sr/exhibits/GX-226D.pdf

Quote
(2012-01-15 21:11) vj: You need to change your name from Admin, to Dread Pirate Roberts

(2012-01-15 21:11) vj: <-- isn't kidding - start the legend now

Once again, take a good look at the dates and usernames in the image below:




EDIT: Are these actual evidence from the trial?
And if it is, how comes Ross's attorney did not notice this?


EDIT 2: Wasn't Ross using "Silk Road" (instead of Admin mentioned above) as a username before DPR?
1671  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Who is "Variety Jones"? on: April 26, 2015, 09:41:45 AM
Sooooooo,

According to the timeline: 05/02/2012 - Account Silk Road changed to Dread Pirate Roberts. Source: http://antilop.cc/sr/#timeline




Can someone explain to me how comes Ross posted a thread as Silk Road and then exactly 45 minutes later as Dread Pirate Roberts on December 01 2011


Edit: Image Source: http://antilop.cc/sr/img/2011_12_01_shabang_guard_node.png
1672  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Chinese Mining mogul FriedCat has stolen more than a million in AM hash SCAM on: April 25, 2015, 09:17:05 AM
I think FriedCat is not a real name. Does anyone know about FriedCat's real identity ?

No, it's a Chinese dish......

Are you serious?
Did you expect FriedCat to be a real name?

LOL!

1673  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Unbelievable amount of misinformation about Bitcoin on: April 25, 2015, 09:09:09 AM
I can't believe someone actually make this type of comment. Well, Satoshi Nakamoto is a common name in Japan..

Really?

https://www.google.com/webhp?ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8&gws_rd=cr&ei=7lg7VcHwDIjYU5OugsAN#q=Satoshi+Nakamoto

Tell me how many Satoshis you can find.....
1674  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Has the NSA already broken bitcoin? on: April 24, 2015, 06:42:12 AM
Really good govt secrecy from the courts can hide as much incompetence as cool tech.

Incompetence is one way of looking at it.

I was driving a cab many years ago and a lady was in the cab with a kid about 5 or 10 years old. The kid said to his mother something like "mom you have a booger in your eye", and the mother started beating the kid. Not just mild hitting, she was pounding him and he was screaming. I didn't know whether to pull over and break it up, I did nothing.

I don't know much about that kid now. He would be in his 30s. I do know pretty surely he supports the NSA and any other agency without question. Some people are taught one direction, some another.

Incompetence might not be the best word.

WTF?
You let the kid get beaten up?

And what makes you so sure the kid supports the NSA now?
Because the NSA can stop bad mothers beating up their kids because she has a booger in her eye?

Apart from that, what makes you think that Bitcoin is not an NSA project to begin with?
1675  Economy / Services / Re: need android developers on: April 24, 2015, 06:20:54 AM
my idea is about making a virtual world where everyone can move freely,can talk,can walk,can play,can scrach his head etc....I mean not like facebok....I mean a cool animated virtual world present in a aplication...we will create the whole world and upload it on the cloud or any online storage and the application will access it and take the user in a world where he can spend time...

Do you mean like a world of warcraft or 2nd life game? How does this fit into the mobile screen, it's rather small. Wouldn't an pc app be better?

I think what he is trying to build is something like Second Life.

@OP I wouldn't bother if I was you.
You have no idea of the requirements of what you are trying to do.
Plus, no developer will do it just for shares.
You need to pay up, or move on.

Also, did you think about how you are going to secure this?
1676  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Kaspersky and INTERPOL Say Blockchain is Vulnerable on: April 23, 2015, 05:16:54 PM
I could have sworn a similar article was posted last year and quickly debunked, I may have to do some digging.

This is more recent - March '15: http://www.forbes.com/sites/thomasbrewster/2015/03/27/bitcoin-blockchain-pollution-a-criminal-opportunity/
1677  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Should Satoshi's coins be deleted? on: April 23, 2015, 05:13:53 PM
There is NO chance you can ever find out how much or which coins belong to Satoshi because: http://blog.dustintrammell.com/2013/11/26/i-am-not-satoshi/
1678  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Kaspersky and INTERPOL Say Blockchain is Vulnerable on: April 23, 2015, 04:49:18 PM
Again, any decentralized storage system is vulnerable in that regard.

True. One can not argue with that.

Interpol does not make laws. They can not make anything illegal or legal. They are an organ to promote cooperation between police organisations in different countries. Who is this mysterious "they" you are referring to that can change all laws on a global scale?

Interpol does not make laws, it follows them, and if they have orders to do something, they do it Internationally (or at least where Interpol has juristiction).
Also, even though the word "organ" might be correct, the word organization is the preffered choice. "Organ" may refer to a body part such as a penis.

Under the assumption that bitcoin have just been declare illegal, which business and/or exchange would be left? None, because all exchanges and business would now be bankrupt, unless they do not actually hold bitcoins.

True and False at the same time.
They will - yes they will - attempt to get some of their money back, and that means the black markets.

Blatantly declaring Bitcoin's blockchain vulnerable is not protecting any (my) children. In order to store the picture of an abused child, the picture must have been taken previously, thus the abuse must have already happened. Attacking the symptoms is not a solution. I doubt there is much of the content they are warning about in the blockchain. The main reason for this believe is that there are other, cheaper and more discrete ways. The only advantage in using the blockchain I could see is that it would be very hard to erase the data. On the other hand criminals tend to have a reason to avoid this very property as it would also make it very hard to hide their tracks.

I don't think you understood what I said, nor what Interpol said.
The blockchain is NOT vulnerable, on the contrary it's so solid that an abuser can host child abuse images on it indefinetely (and other malicious code).
Apart from that, Bitcoin gives ways for abusers to use it over money (fiat) due to it's (supposed) anonymity.
Also, criminals should not have ANY worries exploiting the blockchain because..... you know: coin mixers -> one time use address -> crime done and there forever.....
If that address is never to be used again then there is no chance they can track them.


Now, can you please stop being so "smart" and defensive about Bitcoin and pay attention to the details?
Or are you too busy playing bullshit ARG games (or covering up for the con artist) that you do not read between the lines?
1679  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Kaspersky and INTERPOL Say Blockchain is Vulnerable on: April 22, 2015, 06:58:09 AM
I think you guys are very sentimental about the subject.

Interpol is right : http://www.forbes.com/sites/thomasbrewster/2015/03/27/bitcoin-blockchain-pollution-a-criminal-opportunity/

Quote
it could be abused to store malware control mechanisms or provide access to illicit content such as child abuse images that would be extremely difficult to take down.

And when that happens (coz it will) kiss your Bitcoins goodbye.

Oh, and don't say how are they going to do it.
If they make any kind of purchase/exchange with BTC illegal and fine it with lifetime in jail,
no business or exchange will take your Bitcoins.
Then you will have to turn to a black market but we have all seen how they all fell like flies haven't we?

Once again, stop being so sentimental and pay attention to the details.
Interpol is trying to protect (your) children from abuse, and that is just one example of what the blockchain is capable of.

1680  Bitcoin / Bitcoin Discussion / Re: Interpol Builds Their Own Digital Currency on: April 22, 2015, 06:45:56 AM
And what makes anyone believe that Bitcoin is not an NSA project or any other 3 letter agency project?

Because Satoshi said so?
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