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Author Topic: Prosecutors Trace $13.4M in Bitcoins From the Silk Road to Ulbricht’s Laptop  (Read 1734 times)
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February 01, 2015, 01:02:38 AM
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When will people figure out that this is anonymous:



This is not:



Ever heard the old saying about God? If God Bitcoin did not exist it would be necessary for governments to invent him it.

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February 01, 2015, 01:05:59 AM
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When will people figure out that this is anonymous:



This is not:



Ever heard the old saying about God? If God Bitcoin did not exist it would be necessary for governments to invent him it.

Yeah.. Ok.. and "they" let some thieves to leave with a 5 million dollars away.. Expect that thieves is the "God" or "them". I think the answer is this pic and is the answer to all the questions...


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February 01, 2015, 01:09:29 AM
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It's amazing how this guy seems to consistently forget to delete his traces. From his email being public, to all those transactions via clearnet, without mixing coins...

It's amazing he did it this far.

PS: I'm not defending him. Neither condoning him.
Yeah its not bitcoins fault, if you really want to use bitcoin and stay anonymous you need to be anonymous in essence, also i would use monero and not bitcoin anyway.
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February 01, 2015, 10:05:01 PM
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It's amazing how this guy seems to consistently forget to delete his traces. From his email being public, to all those transactions via clearnet, without mixing coins...

It's amazing he did it this far.

PS: I'm not defending him. Neither condoning him.
Based on the spreadsheet that the prosecution has presented as one that Ross was using to keep track of SR's finances, I would say that the 144k BTC was actually belonging to SR's customers. Not long before he was arrested, SR was actually over a million dollars in the hole because of all the people he had to payoff that were blackmailing him and from the $2 million theft/loss from gox

I don't think he was actually intending to use any of the bitcoin for his own personal use, but was holding it on his laptop for security in case the SR servers were to get seized (along with the private keys) - it was essentially "chilly" storage
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