OP - Pretty much sounds like you got scammed or seriously fucked up.  Where the fuck are the txids? I don't see any real evidence of a scam here. What are the address(es) you sent to etc?  What really boggles my mind is WHY the FUCK on earth anyone with a brain would ever send that amount of BTC to launder / "clean" ( ) it...?? I understand privacy and such, but wtf... again... sorry, but:  |
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I feel your pain, but wtf - that is is a HUGE risk you took, in fact MANY huge risks! .... Nothing personal really, but I think most people reading this right now prolly be like:  Either way, I hope you get your .6 million $ back, but I can't say I'll cry for you in all honesty if not.... Edit - wtf are you effectively laundering .6 million for anyhow, illegal gambling? I just can't even imagine, sorry .... |
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thanks all and congrats on the cool slabs guys!  |
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Not quite sure why everyone slept on it, however, I managed to initiate a sweep, 6 hours after the 00:00:14 EST timelock period. I also slept on it (pun intent) since 00:00:14 EST was really early on a Sunday morning (here in Europe), hence I was pleasantly surprised when I saw that the amount was still there, after 6 hours.... (on a lazy late Sunday morning when I wake up.... LOL) Due to the mempool overload, the minimum fee amount that made any sense, at the time, was around 40 sats/byte (transaction took around 2 hours to get confirmed). Anything lower than 30 sats/byte (with 130k unconfirmed transaction at that moment) might take many hours/days to get confirmed. That was actually a donation to the miners, since I got a total of around 65 cents out of it... LOL (0.00001134 BTC) Awesome challenge @krogoth ... keep up with the good work!  So do you have a list of all the users in the fully completed puzzle? Just curious! Well done either way mate!  Edit - That .65 USD today could be 65 someday, but yeah that's painful!  |
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Welcome to the "Ognasty hates me for XXX reason club"... Anyhow, I just suggest doing ~Ognasty in your trust list, then like.. really who gives any fucks? He's the longest running bitcoin ponzi scammer in existence, and a fucking narcissistic scumbag. /End of Edit - He'll never remove the feedback either, he is just a fool. |
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Thanks for the quick response. Good to know -- do you mind sharing his info and/or more about the process?
Also, is it worth grading coins that aren't in mint-looking condition? Or are those the types of coins that can especially benefit from grading?
Any loaded coin benefits from grading IMO: Protection from any elements, plus the grade value can help determine price for resale. You are also less likely to deal with any counterfeits etc etc. Grading is subjective OFC, but still - it also keeps you from peeling it a bit, since you know it's probably worth more unpeeled. Good luck, awesome fckn coin right there! |
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still fun, but yeh there is no gambling involved
Well, It's absolutely a "game", so I guess there is that, but it now lacks the visibility of collectibles. |
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Someone on Telegram asked me to escrow a deal where the user wouuld get 200 paypal for 100 dollars in btc from vareole. I convinced him it was too good to be true, but too bad you fell for this scam. If anything sounds too good to be true, it usually is... |
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interested as well, great find as always! |
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Is the auction over? If not would like to bid .0252 on one of the lots
End date : Monday, 22nd February 2021, 23:59:59 Paris time #1: BTC 0.0256 #2: BTC 0.0252 #3: BTC 0.0252 |
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I thought that was minimum Increment
Man, I thought I was crazy/alone, as I swear to god I remember seeing .0001 there last night too! Fixed sorry! #1 : .0216 #2 : .0214 #3 : .0214 |
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When you say "on silver" do you mean they are printed on silver metal or silver coloured plastic?
All coldkeys are printed on plastic, they are like a credit card basically. No precious metals so far.  #1 : .0215 #2 : .0213 #3 : .0213 |
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And you are working for sportsbet.io, which scammed him. So obviously he should not listen to you.
Quit double-posting. And we already know Direwolf is way more trustworthy than you are, so gtfo. |
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I spoke with a collector who told me that they recently were able to redeem their Infinitum coins. I was shocked to hear that they hadn't swept the funds yet. I think with these guys in particular, they are ( I believe ) still offering the coins up for sale, so maybe they are playing the long game with stealing the funds.
Another coin I plan to try and redeem soon are the HyperionGold 2018 Republic of Chad Four Guardians coin minted by Scottsdale Mint. These coins are apparently redeemable through some goofy process they make you go through ( forcing you to jump through hoops, assuredly on purpose). When I originally tried to redeem mind, I was ignored. I was told by a member here they do respond if you message them in Korean. Regardless, I think this is a scam of some sorts and I want to try and redeem my funds before its too late.
I'm not sure what other coins out there may fit in to this category off the top of my head, but I'm guessing there may be others. I'd personally have a hard time leaving my Microsoul coins un-peeled, but that's just me.
Just wanted to pass this along as I figured there might be others sitting on funds like these and I urge you to cash out while you can ( don't let the scammers win ).
Thanks! Let me know how it goes on the hyperiongold coins, I have a few as well but haven't tried to redeem them because you mentioned a while back it wasn't worth trying, but ofc back then, btc was much lower too. |
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Does anyone know if there is a web site that shows the face value of a 2011 pre-fork Casascius Coin?
What I am looking for is a web site or calculator that I can enter, for example, 1 BTC coin and get back the current value of the BTC + BCH + ... to get the total value of all forks.
http://www.findmycoins.ninja/Used to work ok... Or https://forkdrop.io/ |
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Very nice! I'll take spot E please! Thank you! |
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All the real evidence from the beginning is here.
Oddly, some people think that the CryptoNote protocol was actually invented by SN, due to the similarities. Nicholas Van Saberhagen does not exist. Just like satoshi. Who knows? EDIT - It is definitely a scam though no matter how you look at any of the Jenny bullshit. That all came later after a huge period of total inactivity by the dev team if I recall... Maybe the team sold the project to new scammers, IDK... 🤷 The real question remains however.. who is " amjuraez"? Also, there have been no changes to any code since 2019, so the scammers may just all be huge bagholders who got scammed too, who fuckin knows lol.... https://github.com/bcndev/bytecoinEdit: Such articles about scammers should be sent out as much as possible. After all, if you don't spam about fraudulent companies, many newbies and inexperienced members can suffer from their scams.
Are you calling me a spammer? 
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