1DkyBEKt5S2GDtv7aQw6rQepAvnsRyHoYM

[ErebusBat]

So Micon....  Why do you know so much about confidence scams?

Probably for the same reason many others do and were able to call them out so far.
History is readable and repetitive.

But he seems to know insider terms and whatnot, not like Vandiroy.  It sounds almost like he is talking about operating one when he talks.  It is creepy.

[dree12]

I'll just leave this here: http://www.encyclopediabitcoinica.com/wiki/1DkyBEKt5S2GDtv7aQw6rQepAvnsRyHoYM

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/1DkyBEKt5S2GDtv7aQw6rQepAvnsRyHoYM

[Littleshop]

So Micon....  Why do you know so much about confidence scams?

Probably for the same reason many others do and were able to call them out so far.
History is readable and repetitive.

But he seems to know insider terms and whatnot, not like Vandiroy.  It sounds almost like he is talking about operating one when he talks.  It is creepy.

Or maybe he just read about:

http://www.tentonhammer.com/eve/news/eve-online-ponzi-scheme-claims-over-1-trillion-isk-from-players    (eve online ponzi)

https://forums.eveonline.com/default.aspx?g=posts&m=1857843       (bitcoin ponzi scheme follows eve path)

[c0in$]

Accepting your pirate beta under gambling.  If you think pirate is a scam then I'd expect this bet to be very appealing toto of not then you are just blowing smoke

[myrkul]

New binary:

Code:

0110001001101001011101000010111001101100011110010010111100101111010011110100000101000100011011000100011001101110

--> bit.ly//OADlFn

Seems to be an ad, since it goes to an amazon page. 

[Yuhfhrh]

New binary:

Code:

0110001001101001011101000010111001101100011110010010111100101111010011110100000101000100011011000100011001101110

--> bit.ly//OADlFn

Seems to be an ad, since it goes to an amazon page. 

Lol what better place to put an ad?

[keewee]

But look at what its advertising, a flightcase. Someone flying somewhere?

[sadpandatech]

But look at what its advertising, a flightcase. Someone flying somewhere?

hehe, it's an equipment case with someones affiliate id in the link.
http://www.amazon.de/Kunststoff-Rack-KR-19-6HE-DD-schwarz/dp/B0050AAMZS?SubscriptionId=AKIAJLHTATGWFC7NB7YA&tag=ref0b-21&linkCode=sp1&camp=2025&creative=165953&creativeASIN=B0050AAMZS&utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=twitterfeed

better description here;
https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:aWjESBkyl40J:data.showtechnic.de/data/documents/00068335.pdf+&hl=en&gl=us&pid=bl&srcid=ADGEESgCeB6hJCLHzOqUUBca2x0F3iajlWcECcNxVIqeZtRklLETGhoB-wi1FCU9SpwrIM7QRqpMPtEBZUbD5fruUvRaXXLPkm8-7RD-xowNogbtkPE5GLqlw4Os8pAaOWml_SLiAtTN&sig=AHIEtbROPQMaMUOoLLngkuHPnk36s0xlkA&pli=1

[organofcorti]

Probably not much point - I was thinking of advertising my blog at 1DkyBEKt5S2GDtv7aQw6rQepAvnsRyHoYM. It's a clever advertising ploy, really.

[niko]

Probably not much point - I was thinking of advertising my blog at 1DkyBEKt5S2GDtv7aQw6rQepAvnsRyHoYM. It's a clever advertising ploy, really.

Less then btc 0.01 per letter. If exchange rate shoots up, advertising AA.ORG will be cheaper than ZZ.ORG.

[sadpandatech]

But look at what its advertising, a flightcase. Someone flying somewhere?

hehe, it's an equipment case with someones affiliate id in the link.
http://www.amazon.de/Kunststoff-Rack-KR-19-6HE-DD-schwarz/dp/B0050AAMZS?SubscriptionId=AKIAJLHTATGWFC7NB7YA&tag=ref0b-21&linkCode=sp1&camp=2025&creative=165953&creativeASIN=B0050AAMZS&utm_medium=twitter&utm_source=twitterfeed

better description here;
https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache:aWjESBkyl40J:data.showtechnic.de/data/documents/00068335.pdf+&hl=en&gl=us&pid=bl&srcid=ADGEESgCeB6hJCLHzOqUUBca2x0F3iajlWcECcNxVIqeZtRklLETGhoB-wi1FCU9SpwrIM7QRqpMPtEBZUbD5fruUvRaXXLPkm8-7RD-xowNogbtkPE5GLqlw4Os8pAaOWml_SLiAtTN&sig=AHIEtbROPQMaMUOoLLngkuHPnk36s0xlkA&pli=1

Anyway to find that ID?

it's the 'tag=' part of the link. in this case it is ref0b-21

[Micon]

So Micon....  Why do you know so much about confidence scams?

Probably for the same reason many others do and were able to call them out so far.
History is readable and repetitive.

A scam-supporter himself he thinks he's calling me out huge because I can tell 7%/wk is a Ponzi scam, insinuating that knowledge must mean I too am a filthy scammer. 

Good try / no one bought it. 

Back on topic though,  I think that there is no doubt this is / was the Pirate wallet.  He's doing a good job of laundry at this point it seems, so it will prolly eventually only serve as a historical marker to say "look at how big it was" when he shut down BCST.

[sadpandatech]

So Micon....  Why do you know so much about confidence scams?

Probably for the same reason many others do and were able to call them out so far.
History is readable and repetitive.

A scam-supporter himself he thinks he's calling me out huge because I can tell 7%/wk is a Ponzi scam, insinuating that knowledge must mean I too am a filthy scammer. 

Good try / no one bought it. 

Back on topic though,  I think that there is no doubt this is / was the Pirate wallet.  He's doing a good job of laundry at this point it seems, so it will prolly eventually only serve as a historical marker to say "look at how big it was" when he shut down BCST.

No, he called you out because everyone can do that. It is your intiment knowledge of the inner workings of such scams that the author was suggesting. Nice try in limiting it to the most basic components and attempting to blend in with the group of people who knew the basics already. FAIL.

You should do less 'thinking' and more actual research.  There is plenty of doubt. Though a lot of us supect that it could be his, amongst other sources of those kind of numbers that we also suspect.

[Maged]

Honestly, I'm finding it amusing just how bad most of you are at block chain analysis. "Oh Emm Gee gais!  Someone sent a message to the address! IT MUST BE FROM PIRATE!"

Ignore anything that is sent to this address at this point. It literally means nothing. If we start seeing messages sent from this address, then we can talk.

Next, I also find it amusing that everyone is assuming that this address belongs to Pirate. In fact, some quick analysis on my part seems to show otherwise. It's most likely Silk Road.

[BrightAnarchist]

Honestly, I'm finding it amusing just how bad most of you are at block chain analysis. "Oh Emm Gee gais!  Someone sent a message to the address! IT MUST BE FROM PIRATE!"

Ignore anything that is sent to this address at this point. It literally means nothing. If we start seeing messages sent from this address, then we can talk.

Next, I also find it amusing that everyone is assuming that this address belongs to Pirate. In fact, some quick analysis on my part seems to show otherwise. It's most likely Silk Road.

Exactly what I've been saying.

[salty]

Honestly, I'm finding it amusing just how bad most of you are at block chain analysis. "Oh Emm Gee gais!  Someone sent a message to the address! IT MUST BE FROM PIRATE!"

No I think most of us are aware it's being recieved by 1Dky, still worth chatting about though If the game catches on whoever owns the address will never be short of money for cigarette papers again!

[kentrolla]

I think its clear that Micon is a scammer. Last night I was at a table at sealswithclubs.eu with over 50k chips (50btc) and he sat down and took it all within a couple of hours. Straight up ruthless thief. GIVE ME MY MONEY BACK MICON.

[adamstgBit]

I think its clear that Micon is a scammer. Last night I was at a table at sealswithclubs.eu with over 50k chips (50btc) and he sat down and took it all within a couple of hours. Straight up ruthless thief. GIVE ME MY MONEY BACK MICON.

wow 50BTC on sealswithclubs.eu

people are crazy!

[dooglus]

Next, I also find it amusing that everyone is assuming that this address belongs to Pirate. In fact, some quick analysis on my part seems to show otherwise. It's most likely Silk Road.

Exactly what I showed over a month ago in this thread:
  https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=94675.msg1064276#msg1064276

[Raize]

Next, I also find it amusing that everyone is assuming that this address belongs to Pirate. In fact, some quick analysis on my part seems to show otherwise. It's most likely Silk Road.

I can do better than that. I can prove it belongs to Silk Road by transactions I moved in there and subsequently out of there, but since anyone can do so without breaking any laws, I'll refrain from going into detail and let someone else do the dirty work of "proving" it. I'll admit I don't really know much about Silk Road, but I was able to at least discern this from the short time I moved coin in and subsequently out.

I really am starting to think that a significant number of Bitcoiners are just remaining comfortably numb regarding the impact and sway that Silk Road has on Bitcoin price. I don't know why, though. Plus, it seems like the ultimate free mixer, they don't charge even a Bitpenny and you can be assured you have completely cleaned your coin. Well, "cleaned" it by at least assuring it can't be tied to your online identity, not really "cleaned" it by separating it from possible association with illegal activity.