hack the bitcoin network for 1000 btc?

[target]

Can you believe this guy? lol He posted such job on upwork https://www.upwork.com/jobs/_~01a9df54b4fc90e8e3/
scares me to death.

hello guys/dudes/dudette's
i am posting this job here because this is where most of the people come to see about freelance job's in their area, it dosen't matter where you are or what you are doing , if you are an expert in the hacking of bitcoin network you can take this job ,

i already told you the pay , i want you guys to hack the bitcoin network for 1000 btc and you can have 50 btc as fees and pay me the rest ie 950 btc.

if you wish to continue this project i am giving you my bitcoin address below


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you are free to try it any times you want i dont care if yu hack more than that i want you guys to pay me my share, for hiring you ok.

thanks.

[instacalm]

to keep it short, this is BS

check this reply out: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1476603.msg14887028#msg14887028

[BitcoinBabbler]

If I could hack the bitcoin network, why on the earth would I pay 950 btc to some random guy? Makes no sense. 

[tobacco123]

Ha... If the bitcoin network is hacked, then the 1000BTC will worth $0. The reward should be in fiat such as USD, GBP etc.

[NUFCrichard]

If they could do it, why would the hacker then give 950 bitcoin to this chump and keep just 50 bitcoin?
Or maybe he means a private wallet that he holds, or knows of that contains 1000 bitcoin, that could make sense.

Probably all rubbish though.

[7788bitcoin]

Ha... If the bitcoin network is hacked, then the 1000BTC will worth $0. The reward should be in fiat such as USD, GBP etc.

True! If there is someone who can hack the bitcoin network, I will give him all the Bitcoin I have- not a lot but they will all be zero value.

[Wapinter]

If they could do it, why would the hacker then give 950 bitcoin to this chump and keep just 50 bitcoin?
Or maybe he means a private wallet that he holds, or knows of that contains 1000 bitcoin, that could make sense.

Probably all rubbish though.

Even if he means private wallet, a hacker can still run away with all 1000 btc.It is simply stupidity or troll

[eternalgloom]

Just looking at the badly written text tells me this is written by a minor, not to be taken seriously.
Can't imagine people actually going for this.

[btctube]

Just looking at the badly written text tells me this is written by a minor, not to be taken seriously.
Can't imagine people actually going for this.

I tried to google his bitcoin address and found another post of him. hes from india

[traderbit]

If you can hack the bitcoin network it means that you will have more than 1,000BTC and you will be the richest one, simply impossible even to think.

[Decoded]

Hack the network? Hah, good luck.

But if you do...

Don't make Satoshi angry, you don't like him when he's angry!

[cryptoheadd]

If you can hack the bitcoin network it means that you will have more than 1,000BTC and you will be the richest one, simply impossible even to think.

He's just trolling.
He wants to hire someone to hack the network & wants them to give him 950BTC after the hack & keep 50BTC for themselves. Lol

[BitcoinHodler]

nah, he is most probably going to hire those bastard who have bitcoin and then infect them with some kind of keylogger to steal from those poor idiots instead.

[Jeremycoin]

Ha... If the bitcoin network is hacked, then the 1000BTC will worth $0. The reward should be in fiat such as USD, GBP etc.

That's true, it will drop the price. We won't even care about it anymore, maybe we would make a new Bitcoin with an improved security system.

[Bloxy]

If the Bitcoin network could truly be hacked, they could literally take as much money as they wanted. 1000 Bitcoin would be literally nothing then.

[Lauda]

I'm not sure whether he is trolling or he truly believes that this can be done. In either case, whoever attempts to do this will be disappointed. However, this could also be a targeted attempt, i.e. they want the individual(s) to hack someone's system which has X amount of BTC. While this technically isn't a hack on the network itself, it is a doable hack.

If the Bitcoin network could truly be hacked, they could literally take as much money as they wanted. 1000 Bitcoin would be literally nothing then.

That's why there's the possibility of a targeted attack as I described above.

[jtipt]

This guy is defiantly kidding or is some internet troll, if he is serious then he is just some 12 year old kid who doesn't know anything about bitcoin.

[Amph]

you can tell by the amount he ask if it is legit or not, if he was legit he would have asked much less, like 50 at best, asking 1k smell like scamming

not to mention you can't "hack" bitcoin, whatever that mean btw....

[~Bitcoin~]

If someone could move the funds with only knowing the bitcoin address than why only to get paid 1000 btc. That person could move millions of coins stucked in satoshi addresses. However this is impossible LOL 

[Kprawn]

The person clearly have no idea what decentralization is about.. if he wants someone to hack the Bitcoin network... If he only wants someone to hack that address, it still makes no sense... the hacker

will simply take all the money and start hacking other addresses... Then he has to hope nobody picks this up, because if they do.. the price will plummet and him and all other Bitcoin users will be

left with worthless coins.. Nobody wants to own something that can be easily hacked or stolen.