Account Recovery: tbc (UID 205394) - Compromised Email / Staked Claim

[Tbctbctbc]

To the Administration (Cyrus / theymos),

I am the original creator and owner of the account tbc (UID: 205394). I am auditing my legacy infrastructure and discovered that the email currently associated with this account is unauthorized and controlled by a stranger.

I am filing a formal staked claim to recover this account and return it to my secure network.

Evidence of Ownership:

    Cryptographic Proof (The Staked Claim): I hold the original legacy Bitcoin wallets (2013/2014 ledger) associated with my early activity and deposits on this forum. I am fully prepared to cryptographically sign a message from my legacy BTC or LTC addresses to verify my identity. Please provide the text string you need me to sign.

    Archival Knowledge: I have deep-level knowledge and recent forensic screenshots of the early 2014 Coin-Horse project operations linked to this account (Topics: 395320.0, 395327.0, 395334.0), including the deployment of specific altcoins (MEOW, DRK, WDC, KSC, etc.) and the original support@coin-horse.com infrastructure.

    Transaction History: I can provide non-public historical data regarding specific BTC and LTC deposits utilized during the Coin-Horse operational phase.

Please lock the account to prevent further unauthorized use by the stranger, and advise on the next steps to submit my cryptographic signature.

Thank you.

[Aanuoluwatofunmi]

First go through this,

Recovering Hacked Account
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5089777.0

Only that you also mentioned that you lose access to your email address or something related and this can make things more complicated for you, however, follow the required step and try to sign a message as the concluding part, this can go far.

[UchihaSarada]

   Cryptographic Proof (The Staked Claim): I hold the original legacy Bitcoin wallets (2013/2014 ledger) associated with my early activity and deposits on this forum. I am fully prepared to cryptographically sign a message from my legacy BTC or LTC addresses to verify my identity. Please provide the text string you need me to sign.

It's best if you can sign a message from any Bitcoin address you posted in the forum before the account hack. It seems in your post history, there is no Bitcoin address posted.

Another thing is PGP key, but again I don't see any PGP key posted by your account.

I don't see anything you posted that can be used for your account recovery.
Stake your Bitcoin address here
The BCT PGP/GPG Public Key Database: Stake Your PGP Key Here.

[Xal0lex]

The account with UID 205394 is Coin-Horse, and the account with UID 177613 is tbc. So which one is yours? Or are they both yours?

[Bitcoin_Arena]

OP How is the TBC account related to the coin-horse project? I tried to look through its post history, and it mostly posted in other threads. Nonetheless, it posted a bunch of addresses over time, so it should be easy to recover if you still have access to the private keys and can sign a message to prove ownership.

As for the Coin-Horse account, it is going to be a long shot without any address posted or staked in the forum

[Zoomic]

The account with UID 205394 is Coin-Horse, and the account with UID 177613 is tbc. So which one is yours? Or are they both yours?

I think he should be pointing at the tbc account, because it is the only account among the two that one needs to worry about. The Coin-Horse account has less than 50 activity with no merits. So, Op shouldn't be stressing themselves to recover it.

Secondly, the account used for this appeal is named "tbctbctbc" which is related or similar to "tbc" they want to recover.

[logfiles]

Secondly, the account used for this appeal is named "tbctbctbc" which is related or similar to "tbc" they want to recover.

Some random newbie could create a "ZoomicZoomicZoomic" account and then come here and claim they lost access to their account named "Zoomic" after noticing that it has been offline for a while. Problem with this appeal is that there seems to be a bit of mix up and without providing any concrete proof to the team that recovers accounts, the OP might just as well give up on the idea of account recovery and let it be just like he has been silent for all those years.

[LoyceV]

I am fully prepared to cryptographically sign a message from my legacy BTC or LTC addresses to verify my identity. Please provide the text string you need me to sign.

You should follow these instructions, posting here doesn't help.

[7juju]

Secondly, the account used for this appeal is named "tbctbctbc" which is related or similar to "tbc" they want to recover.

Some random newbie could create a "ZoomicZoomicZoomic" account and then come here and claim they lost access to their account named "Zoomic" after noticing that it has been offline for a while. Problem with this appeal is that there seems to be a bit of mix up and without providing any concrete proof to the team that recovers accounts, the OP might just as well give up on the idea of account recovery and let it be just like he has been silent for all those years.

If actually he is stating the obvious that he is the owner of the account, he should follow the due process and provide the evidence that are needed to prove his ownership of the account. Op already made it clear that he’s willing to provide evidence that he own the account. He might have taken this long to come claim the account, because he needed to put his evidences together, nobody would listen to him if he came earlier without evidence, so even if it took op this long to gather the evidence of ownership he has the right to claim the account. Or is there any law that prohibits someone from claiming back an account after certain number of years?

[logfiles]

If actually he is stating the obvious that he is the owner of the account, he should follow the due process and provide the evidence that are needed to prove his ownership of the account. Op already made it clear that he’s willing to provide evidence that he own the account. He might have taken this long to come claim the account, because he needed to put his evidences together, nobody would listen to him if he came earlier without evidence, so even if it took op this long to gather the evidence of ownership he has the right to claim the account. Or is there any law that prohibits someone from claiming back an account after certain number of years?

No one talks about a law prohibiting anytime to claim their account after a long time, but it makes it harder for OP to recover his account or accounts. Part of the recovery process involves looking at the IP address logs especially if the account changed hands. The forum does not retain that data for such a long time so if the person trying to recover the account can not at least sign from a staked bitcoin address which is not possible with one of the accounts, then recovering it close to impossible.

[Zoomic]

Secondly, the account used for this appeal is named "tbctbctbc" which is related or similar to "tbc" they want to recover.

Some random newbie could create a "ZoomicZoomicZoomic" account and then come here and claim they lost access to their account named "Zoomic" after noticing that it has been offline for a while. Problem with this appeal is that there seems to be a bit of mix up and without providing any concrete proof to the team that recovers accounts, the OP might just as well give up on the idea of account recovery and let it be just like he has been silent for all those years.

I see, my logic was a bit shallow here. No wonder it takes time for there to be a successful recovery. The recovery team considers every possible doubts and make sure they are all sealed.

The forum does not retain that data for such a long time so if the person trying to recover the account can not at least sign from a staked bitcoin address which is not possible with one of the accounts, then recovering it close to impossible.

Even the Op needs to clarify which account they want to recover, because it was even Xal0lex that pointed the two accounts out. Op needs to come out more clear to enable easy recovery.

[AakZaki]

The account with UID 205394 is Coin-Horse, and the account with UID 177613 is tbc. So which one is yours? Or are they both yours?

I think both belong to him, first he claims the UID is aimed at the Coin-Horse account, and there is a discussion of Coin-Horse in the OP, while the tbc account which has a similar name to the OP, promotes the Coin-Horse site.

http://dimedice.tk/ seems like a fine site. I hope to use the qr codes for it someday. Chat would be nice, also an invest option like at https://coin-horse.com/ .  That would be

https://coin-horse.com/ would be a nice place for DIME too maybe.  

I feel confused, just for the sake of his account claim he doesn't mention the name clearly.