Need help with block chain analysis to try and recover lost 3btc

[CryptoMiner]

I need someone good at studying the block chain to help me identify anything relevant that can help me recover the 3.2btc I accidentally sent to this wallet 15KUecgaW2x4tDwRWfpnMJxq4RRJ5Z7fQN, thinking it was one of my receiving wallets. Turns out it was an address I sent funds to way the hell back in 2011. I'm a moron, I know.

Well, I'm hoping someone with more experience can take a more technical view of the chain and turn up for information than I can interpret.

The lucky person realized the gain (money from heaven) since they already swept the funds into an account that's very active with over 30btc in it. Looks like a business account. If it is, maybe I have a chance to get funds back. As long as we can figure out what business.

Since I haven't sent funds into this wallet since 2011, it took a lot of thought to try and think what it could be and it hit me. It's probably an instawallet (Paymium) address. Believe it or not, I reached out to Boussac and he said he was looking into it and would get back to me. The funds were moved thereafter so I am certainly hoping for good news.


I would certainly offer some of the lost funds as bounty if we can get them back. I would of course offer a nice tip from the direct source for doing the right thing.

See this thread for more info...

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=448918.0

Thank you

[roslinpl]

I need someone good at studying the block chain to help me identify anything relevant that can help me recover the 3.2btc I accidentally sent to this wallet 15KUecgaW2x4tDwRWfpnMJxq4RRJ5Z7fQN, thinking it was one of my receiving wallets. Turns out it was an address I sent funds to way the hell back in 2011. I'm a moron, I know.

Well, I'm hoping someone with more experience can take a more technical view of the chain and turn up for information than I can interpret.

The lucky person realized the gain (money from heaven) since they already swept the funds into an account that's very active with over 30btc in it. Looks like a business account. If it is, maybe I have a chance to get funds back. As long as we can figure out what business.

Since I haven't sent funds into this wallet since 2011, it took a lot of thought to try and think what it could be and it hit me. It's probably an instawallet (Paymium) address. Believe it or not, I reached out to Boussac and he said he was looking into it and would get back to me. The funds were moved thereafter so I am certainly hoping for good news.


I would certainly offer some of the lost funds as bounty if we can get them back. I would of course offer a nice tip from the direct source for doing the right thing.

See this thread for more info...

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=448918.0

Thank you

Ohh it might be ultra hard.

Because as you know Bitcoin wallets are annonymous.

I dont see any method how possibly you can get it back.

Just find a company over internet with their wallet address and beg

[bitpop]

How did someone get your address?

[DannyHamilton]

How did someone get your address?

What are you even asking, and how does it apply to this thread?

[DannyHamilton]

Because as you know Bitcoin wallets are annonymous.

You mean pseudonymous, right?  Bitcoin doesn't supply anonymity without some effort from the user.

[bitpop]

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[DannyHamilton]

I need someone good at studying the block chain to help me identify anything relevant that can help me recover the 3.2btc I accidentally sent to this wallet 15KUecgaW2x4tDwRWfpnMJxq4RRJ5Z7fQN, thinking it was one of my receiving wallets. Turns out it was an address I sent funds to way the hell back in 2011. I'm a moron, I know.

Well, I'm hoping someone with more experience can take a more technical view of the chain and turn up for information than I can interpret.

Here's a start, I'll see what else I can figure out tomorrow.


Most likely the following addresses are all under the control of the same entity:
15KUecgaW2x4tDwRWfpnMJxq4RRJ5Z7fQN

12cDwowQf4fyNgZBuD3x8tata918VFwRVc
12JWbDtaHx7jFDLRuW7pbKNV1j4D3g1uk5
12ppL5nevBKSxVgKjse1mPFGDdfwTRD7B5
12W32qWp4ZnRY5vzYhNQnPvVNciAeCktdA
13Gu1TKg3K6mP6e2cVtCY8aCBnz1pBQdye
13p9vqtnhxr2MJQXrQ1JBMd3b2BtLECpFw
13PXrxnVfQHd5cSAdwqCDhTyMbpS7EbEaA
13yRB6RzKGj5h7WUsq5WZW8rUWCsE2sMpP
14fRGpJe9vmW5RL6cizShgxC4VaTxPMUbF
15cE8MYa48tYKdeJg5TEn6VVWuTHeNcZbc
15Mm1upVJECBWxmSW7pXB1ZCCDQm3or1wZ
15TZvVoWjpAHH9fMoKMpTJDLcXsdbb5nNq
15VHp3Bo3xJQq2Ad1zVCquHx7oDhhc6yhP
15Y5hxmc1DVzMNJi97F8f6sv57Xk4ukgkD
15yZ9D2Ezv9nZXTE8q1z3eNeNCD83sjr2n
15Z1qVzjPsJHf4ou32cF6meEeraFQFh5bb
16eXLsfBV7oGwffZjZWrw6ppXgcYTtcGX3
16eyv2zujhjCH5v1LZkNUjNaFeFM72q2FT
16fBN9aM6wmFTSJsEELW56KvVjTZwGNLKZ
16ggMXgB4P3X3dudtQCm3nVSxtRDQsjswz
175USmqqsodqQxHSvANwjpSsgGDrwMqKBR
17ApqPZVwZw9FKSnLiNz3rFhtbP8Ss7zEj
17cmn3FNv2KuexqgXdXgxkKT3rYiApFRZK
17dZr9y7DqmhRf3wvCuiR2s4M4a1Td8Tgu
17kCpjXLcTXAd5DxheXecx7a7qoxKDDCfq
181GFMbXHAPct53DisvxyLHjo66NrDJHR1
186zgSBiDieyBjvFoqpRaWP5HcneusjKBT
195zonKLrZmsZSPV7S9xjRkEJYbTBfwHcr
19bYnvaBXVavdQMz7d5Mqsw1Ju2UhU3cYG
19CFipeeHM1mYoUqTKJeVko2J9xmoRbiur
19PDhFPrfTWgEDH6fiVk8kcgS2tY7xZ4gG
19UJZHc78tSthunb2yJ5prnLKnH5gkLJN4
19WprYAYqoU4jePigtFs9ESyzQobyTJ1TL
1A7D7A6KHZQN7owvVB4Mh7L3HCgZ65i18J
1AHHFxg7PLDdDtgYjwqGxqo2pQirYi4eaJ
1AvcR6BFmnd8SnZiJfDm6rrQ2aTkdHsf6N
1AZr6VzYU8fDfZpynCQW3QbKuPct7q3MRp
1BNzfTEYbk8Bcq5gTxSBcFYp8DhZJLD9Rf
1BXAPyFghqUoXrEvBpmVRCKx68bTPiBDpN
1BXKUdhmBS7Q91eW246bAgH87AqsJ3Qb3i
1BZPhm9KrAuP15ZwZShUXF4SmoNX6zLq1W
1C3ZpA7LFp6jX4jeRDHqtxs7dLivTvuiHT
1Cb7fgB6JufhmkQx1cAQ6YK4DCwzorHzjJ
1CK2DFreh5bJTj6crdSnBX7USuWdCFPfEt
1CKZXrdXC3sMFVXHzfRoUWvjh7ECRbxmPS
1CQ5vFHhSDMo6LwemDPjFJ24hU5oa1LKqf
1CQNZuv9HGYWtv4fbCUxjg2evxhfXHrJPq
1CznE7Y1mCeqYQZRwYgehFpVSkMQY8Hb3V
1D4PWkaJQeJNABL7uCyv1ELvFiS97jR5n4
1EoN2GYCRS6kRKeq9dxupo5gRY172cXSCc
1Es3SYKRPoD4YJBXPsDntGS2ggqabBvEoj
1EVzXvg3sasoFbTg4ccUhLm2xaeH7UGhZo
1F4k99nX5tQ3ZZvLQXvTctkwto2kY8S2Gn
1FU763JFd9jtgWy2AtEMtN8kdXRZxhtheT
1G3ENArtKbNZfWvfohEAZiB68ftAE1FQUf
1G7DNUJGBEnrxeUpDUgH92GNL4To5mkbcP
1GbYNTEbYMnddkTG966cxgeWiV4y9rwFXu
1GDxYQEvp6h6PfRBdZ7M8UMrE1RjDZNM9S
1GEVskefdkMEaPwfNB4G6URHUV34C7nZJ3
1GFDjBXb7ofQ71WFPbeFXQcw4vax57MFGs
1HBBSMNVwiJgDurQwSS1ewPvtfn4R4Hk7U
1Hczs52bjzWSsLcQGkAEUVpNrhJpVzi7Bf
1HDjyjC5We6MrvStE2neaHvVtUiinpvM37
1HGaFKwunEDF6k62p9F6BdHC81VfYsyNFS
1HHGZKaxGkbbLQRtrzZa5FN3gJ58ZaU5rk
1HLsAQ97XEao8K1k7R3PbCCVBuMtQJLyy9
1HNioWDYAUa47J113sUdicuoEXYSmmG6GV
1HRQGtD7KkTQaiebvcbW71gwuL7zoiXTcX
1HumkRjHQ84jCoMXPhDvmh45ygCMvBbKq1
1HwrYp2qRGju4XnnvsGFUd2e4T1hUnBDjW
1Hy5vdvHhkM95Raqp8Kq8uovf95msvcKNF
1J9ZcC1gM2vJW7w2oyqmHez83HeZkTY9hS
1JAaQtHxycFAU1KYVyPtVPPTvB51i4KRqC
1JC7VALGtsUHrBqJGD2ZnWT3Rz65JV4vyD
1JEpuu1tLVxaTQhsYDET9jTbW5VGZXNfau
1KgpzYcTiqqm69Bya8oVhJGsW43A2XkWmW
1Kqy8Vfz3L8EnQuTUfy4RS4iAc7FUCDPs4
1KS43xu4cnoZzRtSMUPitvX4sUo8TztQJ7
1LooLzcqyAb4VqWjFQHd5A6K8PN4B8Xdmf
1LQyYQidncdHnwkoyZBsuRwYis5CzPgkvE
1M7oSHZSKeP4TzT9GyL9ySgJYCRAr7BAAA
1M7qAsXrE2dye8cHmT5DaiCXx24dQS3UsE
1MBHX8VjTRxa6sC5dt9gQiSTBk9hWRnXyJ
1MefwYJumAYYD4KezRGxXhK8hEoLCuRpYg
1MJUY8xZkpNBDu7bftCdyvh8H6uBARviQS
1Mt7SvKQHt9DhD4mRtV1dUMU9MP6dKg37G
1MmkuK1TH4kvfkYSQFj4j9whvTgyZMZq2h
1N2EvHpxJs6nNwEqJXVNyySqsB5vhHYzCC
1N4U23XDbtgHpgnoFdnp5SCoygZYmctLyh
1N9BG2vMaG9u9HsWXi9o6HU4dGSKQEFMUB
1NBHPubT1eTmhJWxzgqNZGdU5FrgwKZatT
1NEPXPSzE3vHw8t2GHdYUtpB8AbjqqsiP8
1NGUCCEjpi5eveapxCE5Z5HeHFJxWwFv8W
1Nn1bqt6y5z2iVksorkCFxDMpTkrLYiwHv
1NxfTa2JaSuo424NurFLS3XRGuyjsoatXh
1odKEDffZSGuM3Jy5riQ6AeHSkDhgVWtS
1Pk6ZevTGCn53nwq12AbBYYUmhgqbXreJT
1PKZYbvCZ88xY11DtjqE6kuiM45NJeT1xM
1QHLjMagB4JiFq2Dyn44SahmzXsUr78yGR

[DannyHamilton]

Also noteworthy, the entity that controls all those addresses has received many payments from someone who has been using a vanity address of:
1Mining2pfZRiFxGBQ6Jw8YNheUkHhyMfn

Bitcointalk user "tatsuchan" also received a payment from 1Mining2pfZRiFxGBQ6Jw8YNheUkHhyMfn as recently as 2012-02-29 in the following transaction:
https://blockchain.info/tx/5d71d1cc5e70754fadd659108628261a167e5b4bbe77529642f6dd3958216605

Bitcointalk user "digital" also received a payment from 1Mining2pfZRiFxGBQ6Jw8YNheUkHhyMfn as recently as 2012-02-29 in the following transaction:
https://blockchain.info/tx/00d95b909283f20e108b25717f6a943227f04042f83ed83a847366bd75d46b3d

Bitcointalk user "bigb159" also received a payment from 1Mining2pfZRiFxGBQ6Jw8YNheUkHhyMfn as recently as 2012-02-28 in the following transaction:
https://blockchain.info/tx/1e4bad67ada0c175db306c19401069aba6dae9348e329cd473843d7a9d182fb6

Bitcointalk user "BrimStone" also received a payment from 1Mining2pfZRiFxGBQ6Jw8YNheUkHhyMfn as recently as 2012-02-28 in the following transaction:
https://blockchain.info/tx/c83ac283f35bc18486e293f4fe2b69c4962de046bc3ae9b4add24bb9a25a0bbf

Perhaps tatsuchan, digital, bigb159, or BrimSton can tell you who is using the address of 1Mining2pfZRiFxGBQ6Jw8YNheUkHhyMfn, and if so, then perhaps that person can tell you who controls the address 15KUecgaW2x4tDwRWfpnMJxq4RRJ5Z7fQN

[Boussac]

This is solved: I exchanged PM with CryptoMiner about 15KUecgaW2x4tDwRWfpnMJxq4RRJ5Z7fQN.

[runam0k]

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Nice work!

This is solved: I exchanged PM with CryptoMiner about 15KUecgaW2x4tDwRWfpnMJxq4RRJ5Z7fQN.

A rare case of coins found and returned? Awesome.

[gerton]

Hi Guys,
           I sent bit coin worth $210 to this address 1PiAHUX6Z5kTYKS1zi8jzYQZiiCdxVJGLh. Thia address did not receive the funds and my account has been debited. Can someone help me recover this lost funds, not really good with bitcoin. This transaction took place on blockchain.info

thanks

[bitpop]

Hi Guys,
           I sent bit coin worth $210 to this address 1PiAHUX6Z5kTYKS1zi8jzYQZiiCdxVJGLh. Thia address did not receive the funds and my account has been debited. Can someone help me recover this lost funds, not really good with bitcoin. This transaction took place on blockchain.info

thanks

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