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November 17, 2017, 12:44:22 AM |
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I currently have 0.3 bitcoin in my multi-sig wallet, is it okay? What address do you need? The original address where my coins came from or in the new address where I will transfer my coins? If the new one, I will get back the coins to my original wallet and give you the new address?
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Hannahanto
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November 17, 2017, 05:53:04 AM |
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It seems to be a good opportunity. But, to be frank, I am bit concerned on securing my wallets. Either let it be more than 0.1 BTC or less than 0.1 BTC. At times, when a wallet is created with personal identification, it's not advised to share the details of the wallets.
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olushakes
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November 17, 2017, 07:35:53 AM |
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For me your offer isn't very clear. Can you tell, why do you need empty Bitcoin wallets? How you will benefit from it? Sorry that I'm asking, but I'm just curious. Did somebody already tried it and get paid? If tes, I'm interested.
my offer is clear, how do i make my profit from it only concerns me, but i already said that you will be technically losing nothing since im not using it to claim some coins issue from a fork or whatever but to make it clear, i need to claim that i own x ammount of bitcoins to join a 'certain group'. that's it This strategy is one in a kind and its quite clear because I have seen quite a number of people that have shown interest in this your free money scheme. But my question is that, this group you are trying to join, don't you think they will carry out their own verification to establish your claim since they are already involved in bitcoin, they would have known about something like this of someone trying find a way around it so you don't end up losing money on both sides.
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donDrey
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November 17, 2017, 08:36:11 AM |
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What do you mean by sign a message?
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donDrey
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November 17, 2017, 08:43:20 AM |
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I have 0.38btc in my wallet but I will like to ask that are you trying to use this to show that you transact Bitcoin a lot?
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Trance104 (OP)
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November 17, 2017, 10:30:19 AM |
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I have 0.38btc in my wallet but I will like to ask that are you trying to use this to show that you transact Bitcoin a lot?
yeah kind of
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Lone Shark
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November 17, 2017, 01:02:32 PM |
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Shady at best to be honest. He could use it to lure people into whatever he tells them because he has some signed message having that much btc on the address.
"I'm Mr. Meseeks, look at me. I have an address with X amount of BTC. I am legit as fuck" something like that.
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nosdi26
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November 17, 2017, 09:25:58 PM |
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i have some btc, what is the deal? send me pm..
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LoyceV
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November 17, 2017, 10:50:28 PM |
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but to make it clear, i need to claim that i own x ammount of bitcoins to join a 'certain group'. that's it
So the message won't be "Dear IRS, Trance104 owns this address filled with legit money"? Shady at best to be honest. He could use it to lure people into whatever he tells them because he has some signed message having that much btc on the address. Who falls for that? I can't think of a single way where a signature from an empty address adds credibility, and if someone shows many different signatures from many different emptied addresses he has no credibility left. sign a message then send back your money to your original wallet and sell me the wallet after that If whatever you're planning to do accepts this, why don't they just ask you to sign from the original wallet? I'm tempted to do this, 5% interest on my Bitcoins sounds very nice. But it seems very shady too. I guess you can't post what message you want to be signed? Addition: I just noticed you didn't post for 3.5 years before you opened this thread.
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Trance104 (OP)
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November 17, 2017, 11:14:45 PM |
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but to make it clear, i need to claim that i own x ammount of bitcoins to join a 'certain group'. that's it
So the message won't be "Dear IRS, Trance104 owns this address filled with legit money"? Shady at best to be honest. He could use it to lure people into whatever he tells them because he has some signed message having that much btc on the address. Who falls for that? I can't think of a single way where a signature from an empty address adds credibility, and if someone shows many different signatures from many different emptied addresses he has no credibility left. sign a message then send back your money to your original wallet and sell me the wallet after that If whatever you're planning to do accepts this, why don't they just ask you to sign from the original wallet? I'm tempted to do this, 5% interest on my Bitcoins sounds very nice. But it seems very shady too. I guess you can't post what message you want to be signed? Addition: I just noticed you didn't post for 3.5 years before you opened this thread. if you're not okay with my offer just walk away, im not here to give you details about any of my plans. it's like going to a job interview with no diploma and asking them if they deserve you. i expect you to start hating after this message but at least i was honest with you, walk away.
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xIIImaL
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November 18, 2017, 07:36:39 AM |
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I have multiple wallet like blockchain, coinbase, electrum and Multibit. Each blockchain and coinbase may used to transact the over 5 bitcoins each from the day I started. I have read all your quotes. If this service is possible to make money. You can teach me and I would like to join with you. Can I have your skype id to connect with you? if possible send me in PM.
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LoyceV
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November 18, 2017, 08:43:54 AM |
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I'm tempted to do this, 5% interest on my Bitcoins sounds very nice. But it seems very shady too. I guess you can't post what message you want to be signed? if you're not okay with my offer just walk away, im not here to give you details about any of my plans. it's like going to a job interview with no diploma and asking them if they deserve you. i expect you to start hating after this message but at least i was honest with you, walk away. Hating? Didn't I say "I'm tempted to do this"? I'm just curious what I'm getting in to, and before anyone can sign any message, you'll have to tell him what message he'll have to sign anyway.I did misinterpret the part about signing a message, you want to have the wallet itself. Would a private key be enough, or do you want any specific HD-wallet? As for the diploma part: I'm qualified for this job, asking questions in a job interview is normal. I can't imagine you'll pay 5 BTC when someone moves 100 BTC back and forth though, so how much are yoou looking for?
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