Silk road

[s1mngg]

you cannot deny the publicity that silk road has gotten for the bitcoin community.
it is also one of the main drivers of demand.

[fancyfutwork]

Mods please delete this thread . If you are trying to use silkroad forget about it, the DEA has enlisted their "cyber" division to watch over orders and shipments. No one uses Silkroad anymore, just forget about it please and stop telling your friends and making threads about it.


Thank you.

[Gr4ndpA]

Mods please delete this thread . If you are trying to use silkroad forget about it, the DEA has enlisted their "cyber" division to watch over orders and shipments. No one uses Silkroad anymore, just forget about it please and stop telling your friends and making threads about it.


Thank you.

If what you're saying is true...don't delete the thread. That way people can read what you wrote and not make the same mistake

[RandyFolds]

Mods please delete this thread . If you are trying to use silkroad forget about it, the DEA has enlisted their "cyber" division to watch over orders and shipments. No one uses Silkroad anymore, just forget about it please and stop telling your friends and making threads about it.


Thank you.

Uhhh, it's there, and it's flourishing.

Silkroad is one of the major non-speculative demands for bitcoins. They have their place...we just don't like to talk about it.

[bittersweet]

Silkroad is one of the major non-speculative demands for bitcoins. They have their place...we just don't like to talk about it.

You are right, except some people actually like to talk about it.

[RandyFolds]

Silkroad is one of the major non-speculative demands for bitcoins. They have their place...we just don't like to talk about it.

You are right, except some people actually like to talk about it.

Yeah, but at this point, what is there to say that hasn't been said five or six times? Use the search tool.

[leeloulee]

seems like ive read this b4

[Minsc]

"Attempting major illicit transactions with bitcoin, given existing statistical analysis techniques deployed in the field by law enforcement, is pretty damned dumb."

If that was true, then they could find the coins stolen from mybitcoin or whatever it was and then get them all back and arrest the people who stole the coins.

[Technocrat]

"Attempting major illicit transactions with bitcoin, given existing statistical analysis techniques deployed in the field by law enforcement, is pretty damned dumb."

If that was true, then they could find the coins stolen from mybitcoin or whatever it was and then get them all back and arrest the people who stole the coins.

I don't think any law enforcement agency would care about stolen bitcoins.  There is nothing for them to gain by pursuing this type of theft.