Bitcoin100 is back and stronger [COVID-19]

[Stedsm]

You know the deal here, right?
On a piece of paper write:
Bruno + Current date + bitcointalk

Post it with your face visible in here. That will prove that we are dealing with the real Bruno. We can then move for the next whatever it will be.

Check his previous post, do you still believe he's Bruno?
Someone who just made us know about his countless favors can't be Bruno. He did a lot for the entire community but never asked anything in return, nor did he expressed such shit that this person just said. I won't believe this guy even if he does what you have asked him to do, and that's because I'm getting a strong feeling this old guy can't be him.

[1715183571]

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[Vod]

I exchanged money what is your guys issue I've done so much for everyone here, am i not wanted guys?

Bruno didn't write like that.

[AB de Royse777]

Check his previous post, do you still believe he's Bruno?
Someone who just made us know about his countless favors can't be Bruno. He did a lot for the entire community but never asked anything in return, nor did he expressed such shit that this person just said. I won't believe this guy even if he does what you have asked him to do, and that's because I'm getting a strong feeling this old guy can't be him.

I never followed Bruno much but from what you are saying if this is true then this is sad that a wrong person also got the access of the funds. Would you tell it a coincident that those funds were moved two days ago and the content of the post he was asking help was deleted 12 hours ago and now this topic?

Some other guy was saying something that this account was compromised before that topic was made and if this is true then the funds gone to the wrong organization or person where everyone thought this was Bruno himself.

[PrimeNumber7]

My guess is someone from the nursing home decided to steal OP's phone, and once they discovered he was logged in, they decided to use his account to scam.

Sick.

[Little Mouse]

My guess is someone from the nursing home decided to steal OP's phone, and once they discovered he was logged in, they decided to use his account to scam.

Sick.

This may be the truth, there is no other possible scenerio I can imagine. If this is true, I think they had access to the wallet too or the whole donation thing is a drama created by the scammer and Bruno has nothing to do with that.

[AB de Royse777]

My guess is someone from the nursing home decided to steal OP's phone, and once they discovered he was logged in, they decided to use his account to scam.

Sick.

Read the OP. This seems the OP has good knowledge about the users in the forum. Someone random who does not know the forum very well is not going to create such topic now.

I am quoting the entire OP just to make sure that he do not delete the contents.

After sitting by and watching all this mayhem and chaos in our "free" world, With the COVID-19 Pandemic, Health workers, Nurses and essential workers being brushed to the side so all the politicians and rich a@$holes can make money from a deadly Virus that has already put early rest to our family, friends. loved ones.

I've decided to re-open Bitcoin100 one last time with the ongoing pandemic to support our charity's of choice in the ongoing months of our Lockdowns, Quarantine's and President's telling us to inject ourselves with disinfectant and so on, I will Link the URL To the original Bitcoin100 thread for more intense detail on past adventures me, and You have gone on together. here is our last noted pledge list (And thousands more people that will be added and noted for the rest of the world to call our Saviours)


Bitcoin100 has evolved into a formidable capacity building program.

Use the address 1X5ZTxrehxDPrBBEVUrpfij7dFqvdQbgK BTC when honoring your pledge, or if simply donating to a compassionate cause.

Use the following links to view the current balance at any time:

http://blockchain.info/address/1X5ZTxrehxDPrBBEVUrpfij7dFqvdQbgK

http://blockexplorer.com/address/1X5ZTxrehxDPrBBEVUrpfij7dFqvdQbgK

I'll maintain the list, below, depicting names of users who've expressed their desire to continue supporting Bitcoin100.

List of Bitcoin100 Supporters:

#   Pseudonym (Name)   (Initial Pledge: expressed in at least (1) BTC total unless stated otherwise)

1. Phinnaeus Gage (Bruno) (100+) (Honored 1 BTC + Matched 13 BTC + Proxied 4 BTC + 10.8989898 BTC + .58584966 BTC)
2. Coinabul (2) (Honored 1 BTC, to date)
3. MemoryDealers (Roger Ver) (10 Per Charitable Organization ~ Initial Max at 1,000 with Proviso) (Honored 10 BTC + 90 BTC, to date)
4. amincd (1) (Honored)
5. CIYAM Pty. Ltd. (Ian Knowles) (5+) (Honored 5 BTC + 5 BTC) (+BTC5 12/5/12) (+BTC5 toward MRH)
6. damnek (1)
7. BTCurious (30+) (Scraped Together & Honored 1 BTC + .15757575 BTC + 1.01010101, to date) (+BTC3 druing MRH drive)
8. Shuai (1)
9. Technomage (At Least 1 BTC Per Charitable Organization ~ Currently Maxed at 100) (Honored 1 BTC, to date)
10. MaxSan (2) (Honored ~ 2 BTC)
11. Steve (1)
12. meanig (1) (Honored)
13. Littleshop (5)
14. zhoutong (500) (10 BTC Per Charitable Organization ~ Initial Max at 500) (100 BTC Honored, to date)
15. DeathAndTaxes (1)
16. Yankee (10 BTC Per Charitable Organization ~ No Max on Initial Pledge)
17. dancupid (150) (1 BTC Per Charitable Organization ~ Currently Maxed at 150) (Honored 1 BTC, to date) (+BTC1 toward Bund) (+BTC1 toward MRH)
18. Meni Rosenfeld (1 BTC Per Charitable Organization ~ With a Min/Max proviso) (Honored 1 BTC + 2 BTC, to date)
19. evoorhees (1) (Honored)
20. Bit-pay Merchant Solutions (2 BTC Per Charitable Organization)
21. fizzisist (10+) (Honored 1 BTC, to date) (+BTC1 toward MRH)
22. gigavps (1) (Honored BTC1 toward MRH)
23. ALPHA (1) (I've, Bruno, honored his 1 BTC pledge via proxy--RIP)
24. paraipan (1+) (Honored 1 BTC, to date) (+BTC1 toward MRH)
25. Isosceles (1) (Honored)
26. gsan (50) (1 BTC Per Charitable Organization ~ Currently Maxed at 50) (Honored 1 BTC, to date) (+9 BTC currently in separate wallet)
27. Vince Torres (1)
28. chunglam (10+) (Honored 1 BTC + 5 BTC, to date)
29. lamec (1+)
30. Jan (1) (Honored)
31. hashman (50+)
32. BitcoinBug (1) (Honored)
33. Clark Moody Design (Clark) (25) (1 BTC Per Charitable Organization ~ Maxed at 25) (Honored 1 BTC, to date)
34. freequant (100) (1 BTC Per C.O. ~ Intinial Max at 100 /\/\ An additional 100 BTC pledge to the Red Cross & Unicef if/when they get on-board)
35. beckspace (1+) (Honored 1 BTC, to date)
36. amazingrando (20) (1 BTC Per Charitable Organization ~ For First 20)
37. Burt Wagner (100) (Honored 1 BTC + 1.839 BTC, to date) (+BTC2.73363573 during the MRH drive)
38. k (1) (Honored)
39. teukon (100) (1 BTC Per Charitable & Non-Charitable Organizations ~ Maxed at 100) (Honored 1 BTC, to date)
40. Peter Lambert (5+)
41. MrGaSp (1 BTC ~ By Proxy via Me, Bruno) (I've Honored)
42. tetra4c (1) Really 2, for I'm matching his pledge because of comments I've made on this BBS (I've Honored my 1 BTC Pledge Commitment)
43. Cory (2)
44. jake262144 (2 No Max!!!) (Honored 1 BTC + 1 BTC + 1.01132729 BTC, to date)
45. jjiimm_64 (jimbit) (1 Per Charitable Organization ~ For First 20) (Honored 1 BTC, to date) (+BTC1 toward MRH)
46. coblee (1 Per Charitable Organization ~ Maxed at 50) (Honored 1 BTC, to date)
47. Nicolai Larsen (1) (Honored)
48. GoWest (1 Per Charitable Organization ~ Maxed at 100) (Honored 1 BTC, to date) (+BTC5 toward MRH)
49. CoinLab (1 Per Charitable Organization ~ For First 100, with reservations of which all pledgers are entitled to exercise)
50. wareen (1 Per Charitable Organization ~ Maxed at 100) (Honored 1 BTC, to date)
51. Transisto (3 ~ 1 Per Charitable Organization) (Honored 1.1010102 BTC, to date)
52. Rassah (5 ~ For the Time Being) (Honored 1 BTC + 1 BTC, to date) (+BTC2 to date for Bund and MRH)
53. TradeHill (Adam S) (10)
54. Ente (10) (Honored BTC2 with BTC1 going toward Bund)
55. StrongCoin (dogisland) (1 BTC Per CO ~ No Max!!! + Re-donating all transfer fees incurred on the Bitcoin100 StrongCoin account)
56. finway (1) (Honored)
57. legolouman (1 ~ By Proxy via Bruno) (Honored)
58. gnar1ta$ (1) (Pledged & Honored at Same Time) (+1 BTC more) (+BTC5 w/majority going to Bund)
59. sethsethseth (1) (Pledged & Honored at Same Time)
60. minorman (20 ~ 1 Per Charitable Organization) (Honored 1 BTC, to date)
61. clouds (5 ~ At Least) (Honored 1 BTC, to date)
62. apetersson (100 ~ 1  Per Charitable Organization) (Honored 1 BTC, to date)
63. Boussac (1) (Pledged & Honored at Same Time)
64. On Site Oil & Lube (AgoraMutual) (1 ~ Per Charitable Organization) (Honored 1 BTC, to date)
65. qxzn (100 ~ 1  Per Charitable Organization)
66. blockchained.com (phelix) (6 ~ Subject to Vicissitude) (Honored 1 BTC, to date) (+2 BTC, to date)
67. thomkaufmann (1) (Pledged & Honored at Same Time)
68. edd (1+) (See 70, 71, 72 & 103) (Honored 5 BTC toward kenija2012.net) (+BTC5 toward Bund) (+BTC5 toward MRH)
69. BitcoinPorn (3 ~ adjustable to current market rates: And Matched by Me--Bruno) (I've Honored 1 BTC--2 BTC yet to be Honored)
70. BitBrew (1 BTC Per Charitable Organization ~ No Max!!!) (Honored 1 BTC, to date)
71. The Bitcoin List (1 BTC Per Charitable Organization ~ No Max!!!) (Honored 1 BTC, to date)
72. Unofficial BTC (1 BTC Per Charitable Organization ~ No Max!!!) (Honored 1 BTC, to date)
73. RaggedMonk (1 BTC Per Charitable Organization) (Honored 1 BTC)
74. blobbie (1)
75. Goat (10+) (1 Per Charitable Organization) (Honored 1 BTC + 1 BTC, to date) (+BTC1.01000111) (+2 BTC)
76. sadpandatech (Derek) (1+) (Honored 1 BTC, to date)
77. johnb210 (1) (Pledged and Honored at the Same Time) (And Matched by Me--Bruno, because #77 was a mystery pledge number)
78. Herodes (5) (Honored one at a time after each charitable organization embeds a Bitcoin donation option onto their respective websites) (Contributed directly to Group B Strep International)
79. bitcoinbear (1+) (1 Per Charitable Organization: until he runs out of Bitcoin;  Grin <--he made me add the grin) (Honored 1 BTC, to date)
80. DiThi (40) (1 Per Charitable Organization, currently maxed at 40) (Honored 1 BTC, to date)
81. CornedBeefHash (1+) (1 Per Charitable Organization) (Honored 1 BTC + 1 BTC, to date)
82. epetroel (10) (1 Per Charitable Organization) (Honored 1 BTC, to date + 1 BTC)
83. julz (2+) (With Provisos) (Honored 1 BTC, +1 BTC to date)
84. RandyFolds (5+)
85. Matthew N. Wright (1 Per Charitable Organization ~ No Max at This Time)
86. SimpleCoin (Darin Stanchfield) (100+) (10 BTC Per Charitable Organization) (10 BTC Matched by Me--Bruno)
87. brandondayton (10) (1 BTC Per Charitable Organization--at current conversion rate & after being notified first)
88. mcorlett (1) (Honored)
89. stick_theman (1 BTC Per Charitable Organization ~ No Maximum!!!) (Honored 1 BTC, to date)
90. Jeremy West spendbitcoins.com (1+) (Honored 2.012 BTC + 1 BTC, to date) {2.012 BTC for Ron Paul 2012}
91. mintymark (1+) (Honored 1 BTC, to date)
92. istar (1)
93. BTC_Bear (1) (Pledged & Honored at Same Time)
94. StewartJ (1 BTC Per Charitable Organization ~ No Max Stipulated at Time of Pledging)
95. Red Emerald (1 BTC ~ By Proxy via Me, Bruno) (I've Honored) (Honored)
96. osmosis (1)
97. AniceInovation (Donated 4 BTC)
98. fpgamining.com (10+)
99. FreddyFender (Gretzky, but I somehow doubt it) (1+) (1 BTC Per Charitable Organization--adjustable to current market rates)
100. the joint (1) (but only if he were the 100th pledger) (Honored 1 BTC)
101. CoinBus.com (Tuxavant) (100) (1 per charity for the first 100 charities with Proviso) (Honored 1 BTC + 1 BTC, to date)
102. organofcorti (.2 BTC per Charitable Organization ~ For the First 100) (Pledge BTC5 more during Bund drive) (Honored 1 BTC, to date)
103. satoshisuperstars.com (1+) (Honored 1.00000001 BTC)
104. Crypto X Change (1+) (Honored 50 BTC, to date)
105. neuronics (2 BTC per Non-Profit up to 20 BTC) (Honored 6 BTC + 4 BTC toward the kenija2012.net, to date)
106. P4man (1)
107. Searching For Satoshi (1 BTC Per Charitable Organization) (Honored 1 BTC, to date)
108. (by an anonymous donator) (184.1995 BTC) Thank you, whoever you are!!!
109. guruvan (1 Per Charitable Organization ~ No Max) (Honored 1 BTC, to date)
110. psy (1) (Honored 1 BTC toward kenija2012.net, to date)
111. Bitbird (6)
112. mahingupta (1)
113. wogaut (1) (Honored)
114. deego (100) (1 BTC Per Charitable Organization--adjustable to exchange rates) (Honored 2 BTC, to date)
115. LightRider (1 BTC) (Pledge 1 BTC worth of my SealsWithClubs gambling winnings.) (Honored 1 BTC, to date)
116. vuce (Donated 5 BTC toward kenija2012.net)
117. Bees Brothers (Donated 2 BTC toward kenija2012.net) (+BTC1 toward MRH)
118. oldschool (Donated BTC1.411 with BTC1 going toward Bund)
119. coderrr (Donated BTC10 with BTC1 going toward Bund)
120. Akka (Donated BTC1 toward Bund) (+BTC3 toward Bund)
121. giszmo (Donated BTC1 toward Bund) (+BTC0.30636427 toward MRH)
122. jsmithers (Donated BTC1 directly to Bund and BTC1 to general pool for the next charity) (+BTC2 toward the next 2 NRO's after MRH)
123. Garr255 (5) (Honored BTC5)
124. BTC.pt (BTC1 toward Bund) (+BTC1 toward MRH)
125. sgornick (3) (Honored BTC1toward Bund) (Honored BTC1 toward My Refuge House (MRH))
126. paybitcoin (BTC1 per) (Hornored BTC1 toward Bund) (+BTC1 toward MRH)

127. NexT? See your name here!

200: Banco De Kluge (5 BTC + .24 BTC + 1% of all monthly profits after shareholder dividends & personal expenditure) (Honored .5 BTC + .0903 BTC + 2.5 BTC + 6.2497 BTC + 1.5 BTC)










With literally thousands of nonprofit agencies seeking funding worldwide, and many conducting numerous successful and yes, unsuccessful, fundraising drives, there's no reason, at all, for not having several--eventually hundreds--of them incorporating a Bitcoin donation option, complementing their current income stream.

In the offering up of this beneficial solution to augment selected nonprofit organizations, I propose the following: Bitcoin100:

Bitcoin100 is nothing more than at least 100 supporters pledging then, hopefully, honoring at least 1 BTC prior to each time a charitable organization expresses interest in embedding a Bitcoin donation button, or acceptable equivalent, onto their website.

At first, there'll be no need to necessarily donate Bitcoin. What's desired, at the onset, is more than 100 individuals stating that they'll pledge (without having to gift at this stage) at least 1 BTC to Bitcoin100 then, eventually, honoring that pledge toward only causes they're most comfortable with, for this endeavor to fully function accordingly--as I currently envision it. The reason for requiring a minimum of 100 supporters is to guarantee, optimistically, that at least 100 BTC rests in the initial wallet when charitable organizations are ultimately approached.

So, to get started, simply state that you would like to pledge to Bitcoin100 and your name will be added to the supporter's list above. As we approach the 100 BTC mark in the wallet, we'll collectively vote on which organization we want to target first. Once over the 100 supporters threshold, the requests will go out to those on the list, to begin honoring their at least 1 BTC pledge. When the at least 100 BTC goal is reached, Bitcoin100 approaches the voted upon charitable organization with Bitcoin in hand. If they decline our gesture of goodwill, the next charitable organization is approached with the exact same offer, and so down the line, until one eventually accepts the simple terms, thereupon transferring the already funded wallet to their nonprofit corporation's Bitcoin account. After the first prospect comes aboard, success will become easier during the pursuing of others.

Ideally, it would be nice if each person who pledges to Bitcoin100, does so with the knowledge that they may be donating to at least 100 charitable organizations during the upcoming year. But it's not a deal breaker if one pledges only 1 BTC now then, at a later date, only exercises the honoring of said commitment. I firmly believe that after the act of simply building the supporter's list for Bitcoin100, the rest will take care of itself.

Gaia willing, when Bitcoin re-bubbles, you can always adjust the at least 1 BTC donation option, thereby better suiting your financial position and resources.

~Bruno~

[PrimeNumber7]

My guess is someone from the nursing home decided to steal OP's phone, and once they discovered he was logged in, they decided to use his account to scam.

Sick.

This may be the truth, there is no other possible scenerio I can imagine. If this is true, I think they had access to the wallet too or the whole donation thing is a drama created by the scammer and Bruno has nothing to do with that.

It would be easy enough for the OP to prove he is alive by posting a current picture, but instead, the OP posted a ~5-month-old picture from what I presume to be his hospice/nursing home.

[snipie]

I exchanged money what is your guys issue I've done so much for everyone here, am i not wanted guys?

Bruno didn't write like that.

Indeed.

I doubt Bruno is still alive and whatever the situation turns to be (disgusting in all imaginable cases) i am calling for locking Bruno's accounts.

[AmoreJaz]

I exchanged money what is your guys issue I've done so much for everyone here, am i not wanted guys?

Bruno didn't write like that.

Indeed.

I doubt Bruno is still alive and whatever the situation turns to be (disgusting in all imaginable cases) i am calling for locking Bruno's accounts.

this is quite a surprise for me tbh.  if someone will do more digging from this situation, we will know the truth later on. anyway, once lockdown is over, if a forum user is nearby from the hospital that he was in before, he can always check the hospital, right? but for now, let's see what he's up to, if this is someone who is taking over his acct, we will know about that on his future posts because we know how he posted things here...interesting!!!

[Text]

This incident was serious, it was getting crazy. That is, the fact that he asked for help to be used for his funeral had nothing to do with the real Bruno. Apparently, the real Bruno's account was hacked before the scam was even made. As long as he has not yet proved that he is Bruno's heart no one should believe him. However, it is obvious that he is not really based on his posts today.

[Vod]

The family, or hospital staff, could have failed to wipe the phone before selling it, and a hacker restored data that included forum credentials and the phone's photos.

People buy old phones and hard drives just for this reason.

[owlcatz]

Some scumbag has hacked his phone or account.... https://www.boersmafuneralhome.com/obituary/Bruno-KucinskasJr

He's GONE, ffs.

[Timelord2067]

The family, or hospital staff, could have failed to wipe the phone before selling it, and a hacker restored data that included forum credentials and the phone's photos.

People buy old phones and hard drives just for this reason.

Welcome back, "Bruno"

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust

Code:

~Phinnaeus Gage
~Gleb Gamow
~YuTü.Co.in

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile

Reference: Exit Scam? - Bruno is back from the dead? Untrustworthy! https://archive.vn/NnzuA

[lolxxxx]

What a time waste.

If he is the real bruno he would've posted all the things by now, instead just keep trolling everyone here.

[cabalism13]

Bruno I think you should see this topic: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5239632.0

That isn't real... i can assure you I'm live in the flesh

Fuck off, whoever you are, don't mess with the dead man. He's already resting. And if you're the real deal make a live video with a date on a piece of paper.

[alani123]

I'm thinking, maybe the accounts could have been compromised not long after hospitalization. Maybe even while Bruno was alive and/or unconscious.
Could the fact that the first post praises hospital staff be a clue? Who knows.
The Gleb account actually solicited donations to one of his old BTC addys for Bruno's final wish.
https://web.archive.org/web/20200502202422/https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5236380.0

It's weird that the 'final wish' funds hadn't moved until ~2 days before the resurfacing and obituaries had appeared before...
And even more weird that it happened after obituaries were posted.

See: 1FkHCFv8PN1kerJct3RsQQpMcRoTnx2vWe
Now posts in the account claim Bruno is miraculously back, money from his old addresses moves, and the proof presented is old pictures.

Hard to be sure for how long a potential compromise could have been on.
But also, if Bruno was knowingly dying, wouldn't he have left a wish or at least some instructions for what to do with his coins?

I'm thinking that the obituaries are real (because who tf fakes that stuff?). And because the alleged compromiser appears to have access to many personal accounts of Bruno, that it was probably someone that somehow got a hold of his unprotected device(s) after death and had malintent. Perhaps something unpredictable happened during hospitalization and bruno went a little before his time, hence the non-transfer of BTC until today.

Too much speculation, but this might be the most baffling thread I've seen here. Bruno's posts were surprising at times, but who would have thought his account could have topped that post-mortem.

[Timelord2067]

Please support my [Flag] Bruno AKA Phinnaeus Gage, Gleb Gamow, YuTü.Co.in

[UserU]

Wow, this is gonna be some Thread of The Year. The probability of "returning" from the previous thread did materialize.

[Text]

Bruno may have kept his forum account open to anyone who knows blockchain/cryptocurrency and is now using fraud. Unfortunately for Bruno, maybe he trusted this guy but it was bad intentions. It is impossible for Bruno's device/s data to be compromised if he only knows it and of course he knows how to secure it only if he has actually informed them.

[NotATether]

If you don't sign a message from 1FkHCFv8PN1kerJct3RsQQpMcRoTnx2vWe, then you are an imposter.

http://web.archive.org/web/20200502091546/https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5236380.0

How do you know it wasn't this guy who posted that? The funds moved recently so it's probable.

Cripes, I think we were suckered. I didn't realize 34 outputs, pretty much every transaction ever sent to it, were moved to another wallet address the day before the hacker started posting. https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/fc73ccf71eccb2f1783e8ca5236c1073aeb4970eed20c24268d90207f869ec48