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September 10, 2012, 06:50:39 PM
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So is there a strong opinion that this address belonged to Pirate at this point?

actually everyone seems convinced its from SR
If that is the case has DPR decided to start moving/washing the funds just for fun of it?  Or to make us think that pirateat40 owned the wallet?  I feel like the timeline of the address building a balance and the how it is empty now is more than just a coincidence.
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September 10, 2012, 06:55:01 PM
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So is there a strong opinion that this address belonged to Pirate at this point?

actually everyone seems convinced its from SR
If that is the case has DPR decided to start moving/washing the funds just for fun of it?  Or to make us think that pirateat40 owned the wallet?  I feel like the timeline of the address building a balance and the how it is empty now is more than just a coincidence.

Probably because too many eyes looking at it is bad for business.
I suspect you'll never see an address with that amount of Bitcoins again, even if the address belongs to MtGox and not to SR.

What would you do if 400 geeks spent most of the day looking at your bank account and posting on a forum even the tiniest tx you made in or out of your account?
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September 10, 2012, 06:56:01 PM
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So is there a strong opinion that this address belonged to Pirate at this point?

It's not pirate.

Here is the evidence of people who say it is:

1. Pirate once said he had ~500k BTC.

2. The address once had ~500k BTC.

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September 10, 2012, 07:02:42 PM
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So is there a strong opinion that this address belonged to Pirate at this point?

actually everyone seems convinced its from SR
If that is the case has DPR decided to start moving/washing the funds just for fun of it?  Or to make us think that pirateat40 owned the wallet?  I feel like the time line of the address building and the way it is empty now is more than just a coincidence.

I'm open to the idea that it's mt.gox still, if you consider pirate's alleged 10k move that wobbled the market a couple of months ago was tied somehow to 1DkyB, you might argue that the transaction showed on one of mt.gox's wallets rather than one of pirate's.
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September 10, 2012, 07:10:20 PM
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So is there a strong opinion that this address belonged to Pirate at this point?

It's not pirate.

Here is the evidence of people who say it is:

1. Pirate once said he had ~500k BTC.

2. The address once had ~500k BTC.
I thought it was on the basis of the fact that when pirate sold off a massive amount of BTC to "manipulate the market" down from $9 or so, this address had 80K BTC of withdrawals just shortly before that happened...
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September 10, 2012, 07:56:24 PM
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I thought it was on the basis of the fact that when pirate sold off a massive amount of BTC to "manipulate the market" down from $9 or so, this address had 80K BTC of withdrawals just shortly before that happened...
In context, his claims looked like obvious trolling to me. (Like most of his comments did.)

Currently the hypothesis that Pirate was acting as a passthrough to Zeek seems like the most likely scenario. That would mean he had nothing to do with the large address.
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September 10, 2012, 08:51:05 PM
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I'm open to the idea that it's mt.gox still, if you consider pirate's alleged 10k move that wobbled the market a couple of months ago was tied somehow to 1DkyB, you might argue that the transaction showed on one of mt.gox's wallets rather than one of pirate's.

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September 10, 2012, 09:57:40 PM
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So is there a strong opinion that this address belonged to Pirate at this point?

OP Updated: Added September 10. 2012:

1DkyBEKt5S2GDtv7aQw6rQepAvnsRyHoYM came with BTCST, disappeared along with BTCST.

I assume this is (one of?) Pirate's wallets, and the main "Savings" part of BTCST.

I anticipated ~500K to be the balance of BTCST based on the premise that 1DkyBEK belongs to pirate before pirate himself claimed BTCST to be around 500K.

I predict you'll start noticing 1DkyBEK behaving quite differently after Aug. 17 than it has in the preceeding months up to Pirate closing shop.

The movements of July 17 were at the time unprecedented and would be an outlier, but have also been claimed by pirate himself.

If 1DkyBEK grows at a similar pace in the upcoming months, or eclipses the height of its former glory, my main premise will be proven wrong.

In a few weeks or months, not days, we can make a judgement. I think it's Pirate, if I'm wrong, we'll be able to tell soon enough.





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September 10, 2012, 10:06:59 PM
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I think it'd be funny if the private key for the address was now released into the wild (making everyone feel a bit like "if I only had this two months ago..."). I'm just not sure on how that could be done completely anonymously.

But still, what says the address isn't going to be used to store thousands of coins again? There's no way one can be sure this is the BTCST address, and in case it is, who knows pirate isn't going to deposit more money there (hoping it increases 7% a week in magical ways, perhaps? Smiley )...

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September 11, 2012, 12:41:00 AM
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Wow....
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September 11, 2012, 01:35:40 AM
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I think it'd be funny if the private key for the address was now released into the wild (making everyone feel a bit like "if I only had this two months ago..."). I'm just not sure on how that could be done completely anonymously.

But still, what says the address isn't going to be used to store thousands of coins again? There's no way one can be sure this is the BTCST address, and in case it is, who knows pirate isn't going to deposit more money there (hoping it increases 7% a week in magical ways, perhaps? Smiley )...

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September 12, 2012, 12:35:32 AM
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I actually got a payment today that was a straight shot (after a couple hundred hops) back to this address from the 150k withdrawal on August 31st.
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September 12, 2012, 12:48:59 AM
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I actually got a payment today that was a straight shot (after a couple hundred hops) back to this address from the 150k withdrawal on August 31st.
A payment from where? Gox? SR?
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September 12, 2012, 12:51:25 AM
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I actually got a payment today that was a straight shot (after a couple hundred hops) back to this address from the 150k withdrawal on August 31st.
A payment from where? Gox? SR?
Not sure, I'm waiting on a response from the sender.
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September 12, 2012, 04:04:37 AM
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I actually got a payment today that was a straight shot (after a couple hundred hops) back to this address from the 150k withdrawal on August 31st.

I don't think that really tells you anything useful unless you plan to track the coins back a couple hundred steps.

We've seen coins before go directly to 1Dky after being deposited to Silk Road - that's a single hop.

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September 12, 2012, 04:56:33 AM
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We've seen coins before go directly to 1Dky after being deposited to Silk Road - that's a single hop.

Alright. Case closed, thread locked? Also, this:

Probably because too many eyes looking at it is bad for business.
I suspect you'll never see an address with that amount of Bitcoins again, even if the address belongs to MtGox and not to SR.

What would you do if 400 geeks spent most of the day looking at your bank account and posting on a forum even the tiniest tx you made in or out of your account?

They're there, in their room.
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September 12, 2012, 05:04:43 AM
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I actually got a payment today that was a straight shot (after a couple hundred hops) back to this address from the 150k withdrawal on August 31st.
A payment from where? Gox? SR?
Not sure, I'm waiting on a response from the sender.

Keep us posted. I'm very interested in learning more about this address.
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September 12, 2012, 07:24:21 PM
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last 150k+ BTC tx from our BIG address now moving on to get laundered..

https://blockchain.info/address/1491KpNqoY1vGE2Rzdd76BCsuXK7QepNGU
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September 12, 2012, 07:30:29 PM
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last 150k+ BTC tx from our BIG address now moving on to get laundered..

https://blockchain.info/address/1491KpNqoY1vGE2Rzdd76BCsuXK7QepNGU

Does anyone have confirmation that this address is related to silk road?
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September 12, 2012, 08:32:21 PM
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Why the 50BTC txs? Could this be related to GPUMAX (assuming it was said that gpumax has shared wallet with bcst)? Only speculating  Wink

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