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The real satoshi should split his milion bitcoin between the bitcoin foundation , the btctalk and keep some for him before disappearing again , the "saotshi-dump" crypto fear will end then .And bitcoin could have a big push
+1 -1000 By leaving them dormant and never spent, they are a donation to EVERYONE that uses bitcoin. Satoshi understands supply, demand, and decentralisation better than thou. Also, assuming that EVERYONE knows that Satoshi has ~1,000,000 BTC, isn't it also probable that, being the earliest of Bitcoin adopters, and someone who would have mined the shit out of BTC until at least 2011, that Satoshi would also have a shit ton of coins to "live on" that only he/she/they know of??? Thank You. Satoshi has no need to ever spend those 1 million coins. He has plenty of BTC in his back pocket. |
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Makes me curious... how does a hacker this dumb even manage to get access to Satoshi's email address in the first place?
He claims to have hacked Satoshi's main account and that satoshin is only an alias. This indicates he already knew Satoshi's identity. |
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We know that the account was compromised because they reset passwords on some websites. We also know that they account was never "deactivated". Most likely it's Satoshi's FPGA order. Just because you have lots of bitcoins doesn't mean you would buy 1000 FPGA's. Why would Satoshi want to mine many more Bitcoins when he owns 1,000,000 of them? He was just tinkering as a hobbyist.
There's no reason for him to use that email account for ordering, though. And by doing so giving out his details to a company, when he can so easily just use his normal and unrelated account. Maybe he didn't want his "normal and unrelated account" to relate to Bitcoin mining in any way? The most plausible. Why would he "taint" his "real" identity by ordering Bitcoin related stuff to his real self? He HAD to order it to Satoshi to remain two unrelated individuals. |
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Maybe I missed it, but has theymos revealed anything about the header information of the mail he received from the hacker?
I'm sure the hacker has used VPN or Tor, however, theymos should be able to confirm/deny this. As you see on the screenshot, the gmx frontend is in English - so if the hacker hasn't used a proxy of any kind, he most probably is located in the US (last time i used gmx, the language was adapting to the location of the IP).
Also: If theymos could go through the headers of some old SN-mails, he also should be able to confirm/deny that SN used Tor or a VPN - or nothing at all to hide his IP. This could be crucial in finding out if the hacker's claim regarding SN's IP is legit. On the other hand: I can not think about any way the hacker could see SN's IP unless SN sent a mail to himself and therefore not using his normal safety settings.
Or - what I can not exclude - IP doesn't mean what I think it means...
There is no way for this hacker to obtain IP information by hacking into an email account. This part is a complete lie. Everything else is probably true. If you use a proxy the best the headers will give is an x-forwarded-from. Whoop-Dee-Doo |
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We know that the account was compromised because they reset passwords on some websites. We also know that they account was never "deactivated". Most likely it's Satoshi's FPGA order. Just because you have lots of bitcoins doesn't mean you would buy 1000 FPGA's. Why would Satoshi want to mine many more Bitcoins when he owns 1,000,000 of them? He was just tinkering as a hobbyist.
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Went to look at the neighborhood on google maps. Doesn't look like the kind of area someone in control of a billion dollars worth of bitcoins would live in. Drop house. that makes completely no sense. why would he use his satoshi e-mail and send it to a drop house with a fake name, when he could make an order with his gmail account without giving up his identity? Then you are saying the invoice is fake. |
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Went to look at the neighborhood on google maps. Doesn't look like the kind of area someone in control of a billion dollars worth of bitcoins would live in. Drop house. |
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The fact that the hacker is requesting 25 bitcoins suggests that they don't have access to Satoshi's Wallet(s). Also, if anyone was watching the addresses, they would see that there was no significant movement in the past 5 months when account was presumed to have been hijacked. So we can put that to rest.
I think we've concluded the those Bitcoins are safe and will remain that way. Satoshi's identity may not however. But this hacker is failing because of poor social skills.  |
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wait a minute.. if satoshi really made that order from cardreaderfactory, why the hell would he use his satoshi e-mail address? cardreaderfactory would basically know it was him, plus his mailing address. he's not that stupid, it just sounds too fishy.
He may have trusted them. They did start accepting Bitcoin in 2012 so it's plausible. |
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We reported it, hopefully they will regex ban it. In other news, the hacker has the worst negotiation skills ever. He will probably start to drop the price soon. He's desperate. |
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From the evidence it seems that the hacker knows his real identity. The hacker gained access to Satoshi's "real" gmx email address which then had his satoshin@gmx address as an alias. If this is true the real Satoshi Nakomoto's identity will be soon revealed. We have been able to cross reference the purchase order to a bitcoin talk thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=193129.0 around the exact date so the email looks legitimate.  So the guy who hacked the gmx account also ordered an FPGA. Nothing on that Cardreaderfactory invoice has anything to do with the creator of bitcoin. in that case, either the hacker or satoshi is in missouri. Correct, but if the hacker did it then he/she waited 1.3 years to act like an idiot. :-) It's prob. a dumb lucky kid and Satoshi is close to being revealed or at very least more exposed. |
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From the evidence it seems that the hacker knows his real identity. The hacker gained access to Satoshi's "real" gmx email address which then had his satoshin@gmx address as an alias. If this is true the real Satoshi Nakomoto's identity will be soon revealed. We have been able to cross reference the purchase order to a bitcoin talk thread https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=193129.0 around the exact date so the email looks legitimate. |
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Guys, just a noob question. Im not able to shutdown miner via SSH. Either 'sudo shutdown' or 'sudo poweroff' kills just the OS (disconnects SSH), but the miner keeps running. Any idea? Thanks.
There is no way to power off the miner remotely because it's "jumped" at the control board. |
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1300 Mhz is your limit for the Black A2 units because of hardware limiters and smaller heatsinks. The silver A2 units do not have the hardware restrictions in place and achieves a constant 96 MH/s at the pool at 1320 or 93 MH/s at 1300. If you take the Silver units any further than 1320 you'll be doing 80 MH/s at the pool because of the invalid nonces's. These units are dumbed down from 150 MH/s so innosilicon wouldn't have to go back to the drawing board for the 110 MH/s units they are now shipping.
If enough owners complained we could get the source code and get at least 110 MH/s pool side with no hardware modifications or close to 150 MH/s with hardware voltage modifications.
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Why try to bring life back to a crap coin? No forum is going to make this coin come back to life. Walk away. Just walk away.
2 cumulative posts? Jimmy is that you? :-) We have written over 100,000 lines of C++ code in 4 months since launch while other coins just clone each other and do nothing. Good luck and we hope your day gets better. |
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Dev, you are killing your own coin. This forum is a terrific resource. You were right. Moving forums was a bad idea. Thanks for informing us even though we didn't listen. |
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We have A2 units running in an 80 to 85 degrees F environment clocked @ 1300 with no problems . Innosilicon A2 is the best miner made to date. When they release their kernel you'll be able to get about 118 MH/s from these.  Do you think they will ever release their cgminer? From what I heard Innosilicon is done with A2s. We know of people that know people that can obtain it but it may take a month or two. |
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We have A2 units running in an 80 to 85 degrees F environment clocked @ 1300 with no problems . Innosilicon A2 is the best miner made to date. When they release their kernel you'll be able to get about 118 MH/s from these. |
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