/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>11967779
What is this?

btc.com addresses?

>>11967797
they're all segwit wallets while cashies said it would never work

>>11967822
Who listens to those nincompoops?!

nour

>>11967838
satoshi related?

>>11967822
Explain this to a brainlet plz

https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/18mkjbVaHAcMauL6iiy7zm9VjMYCjy4UU1

Please don't let this thread die.

I know you browse biz. Please get in touch with me if you see this.

>using blockchain.com
https://blockchair.com/bitcoin/outputs?q=is_spent(false),value(500000000000..500100000000)#f=transaction_hash,index,time,value,recipient,is_spent,spending_value_usd,cdd

>>11967859
Post your BTC address and you'll get 5000 Bitcoins. What don't you get?

>>11967859

Basically an improvement that enables faster/cheaper/more transactions per block thus increasing tx capacity without increasing blocksize.

https://medium.com/@buddhasource/bitcoin-legacy-vs-segwit-wallet-address-what-is-the-difference-cb2e71ab8381

>>11967872
it's me
don't worry I've contacted the bogs
it's all going according to plan

>>11967779
this is actually fucking huge, thanks for posting this, still gotta go through all the details but this is pretty juicy..

wait what? is this some time travel joke?

>>11967940
Am actually spooked

>>11967779
Only early adopters will understand

This drama needs to end

>>11967940
the joke is this he held 40k bitcoin since 10k each

>>11967948
why? segwit been activated for a good while now... like a year and a half.

>>11967779
who fucking cares? They are all old transactions.

>>11967969
the segwit transactions are traced back to 2015

>>11967959
No, they were moved around?

>>11967986
nope... check again 2018

>>11968019
what's the significance

>>11968055
well you claimed something evidently false
thats mildly significant

>>11968073
how are these addresses starting with 3 taking place in 2015?
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tx/f7843dfd4add466597b25af1b352bfd9de7dfcb781864a8e38ecc06e457799a1

>>11968073
never mind those are P2SH

>>11968089
Bip 16 pay to script addresses

>tfw no reverse image search on the OP post

I'm a brainlet when it comes to these things, but they all reccieve transactions from the same addresses. But the addresses look strange to me. I thought bitcoin addresses where random generated, but they dont look random to me.

1BestMixVhna91MkP7pKRtjej3bFq6Ze46
>BestMix

1DonateWRyjJzd29uAdM86bgPUD331ade4
>Donate

>>11968229
stars on the sky are random yet you see constellations

Looks related to some asian casino shit.

https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1DonateWRyjJzd29uAdM86bgPUD331ade4

BestMixer is a bitcoin mixer also.

>>11967994
Why are you asking? Don't you retards know how to use punctuations?

>>11968229
Look at "vanity address", retard.

>>11968291
>>11968300
Those are ads. Good job.

so they're planning something I guess?

https://twitter.com/BtcBlockBot

Look at the dates, this is one rich fucker or group. They stowed away 40,000 bitcoin, and have bitcoin lying around in tons of different places, including a few XAPO wallets..

They timed the dumps pretty perfectly, it was likely them, even with the 40,000 btc stored away

>>11967779

>>11968249
>stars on the sky are random yet you see constellations
Probably right

>>11967872
>I know you browse biz
Who is she trying to contact? Boxxy? Craig? Satoshi?

Really makes you go hmm

Whoever that is clearly has information about when the market dumps / pumps, possibly involved. They have 80,000 BTC sitting in 9 wallets, and much much more on exchanges, and in their "XAPO" wallet.

It seems they sold and re-bought with 40,000 BTC worth... Probably sitting on a lot more now.. Jeez, as far as I could tell they accumulated most of their BTC sub $1000, in the hundreds mostly.. They were pretty rich already, but now stupid rich.

>>11967779
is this seinfeld

こんにちは私は見ている

This is the only way I could think to get in touch with you.

If your message doesn't go out within 72 hours it's all over anyways.

Sign the fucking PGP.

>>11968341
This. Fuckin pajeets.

>>11968502
everybody loves raymond

>>11968502
everybody loves raymond

>>11968742
You're out of your depth and the waves are rough.

>>11968742
are u JVP? is this that asian chick name starts with U?

>>11968742
And what message should we expect from this? 160k BTC is no joke

>>11967872
For fuck’s sake man, why are you doxing me. Fuck you.

The chicken walks gently on the morning breeze. Bloop bloop. -1hr39

>>11967779
>Everybody Loves Raymond
God I hate that show

>>11968742
No. I will fight.

early mined btc have been moving, but not the abc/sv forks of those blocks. satoshi p2pfoundation ppsts today before craigs metanet reveal. now we have what i think are tulip trust coins being referenced by OP, who may be a trustee, perhaps JVP. along with these pics who may be Uyen some asian chick that Dave Keinmann was in love with and i think is involved with the trust. Things are getting crazy. Just LOL if you arent holding BSV

My tulips are blooming.

>>11968742
or is this ramona watts

>>11968611
>こんにちは私は見ている

"Hello I am watching" in Japanese.

You people are on some larpy ARG shit.

...Is there an image I can decode for free BTC?

>>11967872
i cant talk now

im sorry

gayest larp thread I've seen in a while

Stop the public shenanigans. It’s extremely childish. We’ll discuss when you arrive

>>11969005
lol, for real. This smells like some kinda crypto-Q larp.

We know what you're up to...
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/tree/300580742

SN is not happy, and nothing is getting signed.

Enjoy these last couple of days, you will be worth nothing after we're done...

>>11967779
Get you a girl who watches Everybody Loves Raymond

>>11969046

>>11969025
>>11969029
Awful thread

>>11969046
omg guys i think SN is Satoshi Nakamoto!!!1!!11!!

should I sell my btc?!

>>11969112
Of course not, just keep hodling bro! It's not like the big wallet will dump on you or anything, like they have been doing all year.

>>11969112
Yes goy, give me your BTC

>>11969112
Probably

>>11967779

https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/3H1EPnFTZcsTFAwgJRomB8Hbj9qeMjCsAu
noticed a name next to one of the addresses
> gkelly

gkelley's address: https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/15Z5YJaaNSxeynvr6uW6jQZLwq3n1Hu6RX?filter=1
> last sent from that address in 2010

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=131

> Date Registered: April 08, 2010, 06:41:47 PM
> last posted in 2010
> Last Active (signed in): January 10, 2018, 11:46:01

just one of the maaaany recipients of the weird transfers.......

This is easily the most retarded thread up ATM

>>11967779
bump cuz im still intrigued

I won't be posting here again.

>>11969596
Good.

>>11969596
aight

>>11968966
Checked.

THATS CRAIG WRIGHT SENDING A MESSAGE TO HIS WIFE, RAMONA WATTS. SHE HAS HIS PRIVATE KEYS!

>trusting a woman

HAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHHAHHAHAHAH

He can't move his btc without her signature. He cheated and now he's saying he is 'sorry.jpg'. I bet Ramona wrote the Bitcoin white paper.

>>11967885
Based stalker from other thread

>>11967872
x

No clue what the fuck this shit is, but im bumping just to get this romance started.

>>11969596

>>11967779
>>11968742
>>11968845
Maybe the woman in the pics is Uyen T. Nguyen, Craig Wright's mistress.

For posterity - archive fag in case this turns out to be a non larp.

https://archive.is/m8Q71

>>11969596
Craig, stop fucking drinking. You're ruining your health. You're even losing your hair! You disgusting boomer.

Craig, you need some testosterone injections. No one can stand your midlife crisis anymore. Stop chasing pussy and do something useful for God's sake. Fuck off and stiff.

Why is image named sorry.jpg?

What did op do?

How is this all connected?

>>11969788
Archive of what? What even is this?

>>11969788
Its already archived by 4plebs. Fucking newfags get out REEEEEEEE

>>11969812
Nobody knows. But

pic is related
pic says sorry.jpg
probably girl in picture
bunch of btc adresses
op is mad that whoever he/she is trying to contact havent signed PGP key
they have 72 hours to sign the key

Beside "sign the fucking pgp", the grammar and sentance buildup points towards a mature person. Someone probably a bit mad because someone didnt sign the pgp key.

>>11969834
4plebs doesnt archive biz

>>11969720
wow. you might be right

>>11968249
yeah lol but the constellations dont spell out fuckin 'best mix'

Buy December 31st.
2019 is the year he returns.

>>11967779
fuck off craig

>>11969876
yeh but when you see a pattern in random thats in your head in this case its a vanity address churned out

>>11970269
Bamp

>>11968933
But do you love Raymond?

>>11969838
Why does someone need to sign a key

Why did you post it here, this is extremely insecure. contact me with proof.
Q6gC4PE@yandex.com

-----BEGIN PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----
Version: BCPG C# v1.6.1.0
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=ZSCj
-----END PGP PUBLIC KEY BLOCK-----

>>11967779
and?

>>11967779
>>11968742
諭しの美人

Leute, legt los

>>11967779
EAT

>>11967779
What does this all mean? Please explain the implications of this

>>11971388
Epic larp or something interesting will happen for real soon

>>11971388
Some well known whale and coin dev is sending tiny amounts of Bitcoin to non-existant Bitcoin addresses as a way to send an encoded message within the addresses.

>>11971404
>Epic larp
you call _this_ epic?

>>11971275

Satoshi is spelled サトシ・ナカモト in Japanese you retard

>>11971404
this is all larp. Nobody relevant to the entire world posts on /biz/ anymore.

>>11971647
Where else is there a bigger audience for crypto related shitposting? Reddit? Lol

>>11971425
You

>>11971413
Interesting. We need to decode it. Bump.

Interesting, very interesting.. OP is attempting to send a message to this fella: >>11971163

To do so, this fella has to send OP his PGP public key, with which OP will encrypt his message with and a random key. Once encrypted, OP will email fella with his encrypted data. Fella can then decrypt the data with his private key.

The most interesting part is that OP is sending almost like an emergency signal. The addresses picture in his first reply are 8 addresses with 5,000 BTC each, summing up to 40,000 bitcoins. He sent this amount to each wallet on 2018-03-05, along with 0.19 BTC + 4600 BTC (from different addresses) to a 9th address.

I'm assuming fella would recognize this because he is working with OP in some manner. I should add that the message was sent through an encryption program, not via blockchain. There might of been an initial message embedded with addresses related to the ones in OPs message, so fella might be replying.

In any case, there are 2 ways to view this information:
1) This goes down as the greatest LARP on biz history.. Though there doesn't seem to be any motive, so this is unlikely. They definitely aren't brainlets.
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Or, the really juicy part..
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2) These two individuals ARE apart of the team of people who own all the bitcoin in these addresses. Based on my count, these guys own easily over 100,000 BTC, accumulated between $400-$1000. They also knew how to time the ups and downs in 2018..
..Curious and curiouser

>>11971427
learn to read and then and only then you may understand

>>11971942
Thx Mr. Y for the run down

>>11971942
This is the answer I was looking for. Thank you. Now it's time to sit back and watch for more bread crumbs

What does any of this have to do with link?

>>11971942
Thinking further, the fake addresses in each of OPs links (>>11971413) could be the random key OP will use to partially encrypt the data. Or it could be OPs PGP public key. I get the feeling we won't see anymore messages from either since fella provided an email address, implying once OP sends the data that fella can decrypt, fella won't need to come here to be able to communicate further.

>>11971413
Nah, I say BS!

Its just to confirm they are in control of the wallet....

https://jubtc.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=16&Itemid=123&lang=en

massive dump coming?

>>11972182
Deffo not coming back. Seams like a dumb way to attract the wrong attention by posting all those addresses.... But probably correctly figured the /biz/ are mainly tards

>>11972193
why send that many transactions then? Wouldn't one suffice?

It seems to have some ties to russia. All the adresses in op has received a dust amount of btc from this address:
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1AK4LYE6PYwBmSYHQX3v2UsXXHTvCAsJeK

Which is controlled by jubtc.com. jubtc seems to be a russian bitcoin business selling btc otc. Here's their bitcointalk profile
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=2446978

Something very strange is when I checked the profile yesterday it had made one post on the forum announcing the opening of jubtc, but now it's deleted. The post was made in october if I remember correctly. Really makes you think

I also found this discussion on a blackhatforum about the same address
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/are-institutions-secretly-buyin-btc-via-otc.1067186/

The other russian tie is this guy
>>11971163
>Why did you post it here, this is extremely insecure. contact me with proof.
>Q6gC4PE@yandex.com

Yandex is the largest tech company in russia and is among other things a email provider.

>>11972236
*guessing* those could be other OTC parties, to ensure they are not wasting there time type of thing....the jubtc are just using industry standard practice

>>11972254
>>11972269
So question is, is OP trying to sell his BTC via OTC implying a mega dump is coming? Or is OP trying to buy OTC (seems unlikely)

>>11972347
>So question is, is OP trying to sell his BTC via OTC implying a mega dump is coming? Or is OP trying to buy OTC (seems unlikely)
I have no idea, but it don't seem likely considering the following post from op:

>>11968742
>This is the only way I could think to get in touch with you.
>If your message doesn't go out within 72 hours it's all over anyways.
>Sign the fucking PGP.

Maybe it's some kind of extortion

>>11972347
You know you can sell ten thousands of bitcoins without moving the market?

>>11972409
over otc yes.
Is there any source to monitor the otc volume btw?

>>11972385
Extortion seems likely

>>11972347
I would guess sell!
Tin foil support at the moment...
We'll just have wait and see.

I think from lookin at the Txs this wallet receives the odd amount then sends a large amount.

BUT check out this wallet....
https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/1BestMixVhna91MkP7pKRtjej3bFq6Ze46

I think JUBTC are simply brokers potentially just receiving a commission its the parties of the contract that are sending over the 'confirmation' amounts.

Deffo needs some digging

>>11972409
I meant they are selling now because a massive dump is coming soon, not because of OP or friends, selling now is interesting. He said 72 hours, so Tuesday morning, Dec 4.

Willy the whale said to exit markets before Dec 7. I've noticed days around the new moon are relatively higher than a few days to a week later (sometimes before). So possibly dump begins Dec 4 and continues till the end of Dec when the full moon happens. meh

>>11972385
>Maybe it's some kind of extortion
Dam dark....I did wonder why someone with apparent access to that much funds would be in a shithole...Kidnap? BUT this is just conjecture built upon conjecture....I would say if it was extortion OPs image would not say sorry...

>>11972500
Just to take it up a notch. What if it has something to do with Satoshi? Maybe someone is extorting him in some way. With the latest post of from satoshi, the bitcoin hash war and the intensified larping from Craig (I don't actually think he's a larp). It may all be connected

D5

Best /thread on /biz/ for time! THANKS OP!

>Maybe someone is extorting him in some way.
pretty sure he is dead

>(I don't actually think he's a larp)
part larp part truth i would say...That tulip trust stuff...i read that on the internet so it has to be true!

>>11972617
This is one of the dumbest threads I've ever seen on biz.

>>11972417
I remember reading an article about percentage of unfilled blocks as an indicator of otc txs.

Expect December to get interesting, and next year to be absolutely bonkers. Its gonna be a shitshow before it gets good.

>>11972486
Fake and gay. Fuck off LARP

>>11972640
That's just my speculation buddy, relax. Based on TA right now is a critical moment. If 4200 holds we will likely see bull short term to 4500-4800 before potentially going down again. All I know is the information provided with OP and his buddy are too detailed for a LARP..

>>11972635
ECB says its going to stop QE next year....I would tend to agree with that statement

>>11968175
>https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/18mkjbVaHAcMauL6iiy7zm9VjMYCjy4UU1

THIS YOU FUCKING RETARDS, STOP DISCUSSING SOMETHING OBVIOUS AND JUST READ THIS.

FFS YOU WILL NEVER MAKE IT IGNORANT FUCKS

>>11972746
>https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/18mkjbVaHAcMauL6iiy7zm9VjMYCjy4UU1
That address>>11967872 was posted By OP...

Care to explain to a brainlet

>>11972746
You retarded? How they chose to settle the transactions are of no concern to us. What concerns us is the fact that OP is in contact with some OTC company, sent transactions for proof of ownership (industry standard), and now possibly this emergency message. We don't care if they used script hash's for the previous transactions or for verification

>>11973008
Thinkin >>11972746 is just sayin they are multi sig wallets....He is missing the point as you are sayin...Thought he might know something from the Txs...

Bump

>>11973182
stop bumping this LARPing bullshit. It's fucking nothing and OP and this mrY cocksucker are fucking faggots. KYS shitbag.

>>11973243
Bumping to cure arrogance of ignorance

>>11967779
Hello Yi He and fuck you for dumping
First you banned the eastern, what next?

You do realize that theese people arent stupid and have every interest in bumping the market?!

>>11967779
Fucking dump it all you goddamn pussy. Nobody gives a baker’s fuck. However we all know who you are. Enjoy wondering the rest of your life if somebody who lost it all because of you is going to torture your family to death.

>>11973243
Hey faggot I clearly said OP could very well be a LARP.. But you're too much of a gigantic faggot brainlet to see the evidence yourself that whoever did do this clearly has much more knowledge regarding blockchains and sending encrypted messages than the average brainlet on this board..

Not only that, if this guy (>>11971163) is in on the LARP, it is very fucking impressive they provided a PGP public key with a version #, and a russian email corresponding possibly to the russian OTC dealer shown in the blockchain transactions OP listed. This would be the greatest mind fuck LARP of all time..

This is the garbage biz has resorted to ?
Can't we go back to green wojaks and making money everyday ?
Fuck what a year this has been...

>>11973243
Bump

>>11973752
As McAfee said, you have more or less eaten anyone who wont put up a fight, people still in will hold to zero. Stop fucking around, you have had enough.

>>11973243
Unfortunately one of these threads has preceded every big dump of 2018 and the big wallet moves are objective. Just remember the people who do this have to spend the rest of their lives wondering if someone in their private detail lost it all or if some bum is going to materialize out of the shadows to get them. Wright Ver Ayres wh and Lingham are insane. They are The face of 2017.

Sounds like an emergency if you ask me

>>11974331
I think the fact that OP and friend haven't posted anything else is pretty much proof these fellas are actual related to: 18mkjbVaHAcMauL6iiy7zm9VjMYCjy4UU1

To think these kind of people browse biz, makes you wonder..

>>11974375
Does this have to do with Satoshi's "nour" post? All of this seems to be happening at once...

>>11974406
That was bullshit as far as I know.. Bitcointalk thread from 2014 confirms satoshi's email and possibly other sources of social media accounts were compromised.. Is it related to CSW? Maybe, who knows really

>>11974375
the only thing I wonder about is the amount of piss bottles namefags like you have sitting around your piece of shit "battlestation" Fuck off you cocksucking powerbottom

>>11974596
but stan, why are you so mad? Seriously, the fuck did I do to you? Bumping this thread? There was more content to learn from this thread than any of the standard average garbage spammed on this board (all the fucking link, racist, pol, pajeet shitcoin posts)

>>11974691
Don't worry, anytime a post slightly out of the ordinary shitposts appears there's always a percentage of hostile cells that feel the need to attack it

Brainlet and busy to read the entire thread. can someone redpill me here whats going on. thx

>>11974849
A wallet full of stolen coins

>>11971081
....THATS WHAT WE'RE trying to find out! The state of biz

>>11974865
Could you elaborate if possible? Where were these coins stolen from, and who?

>>11974865
bump

>>11974849
biz eating plate after plate of low quality bait larp
>>11975096
unbump

>>11975132
Explain why mr. 300 iq

>>11973558
Thank you for your analysis. OP please let us know if you're in danger and need anything.

Give us information. We are annons. We are you

You know, this thread probably is pretty deep.
But this mr.Y dude literally has no fucking idea what he's talking about lmao

>tfw /biz/ thinks they know anything about encryption lol

>>11975710
basically what i'm saying is, you guys had the right idea for the first few comments and then this went in a total fucking different direction

>>11975716
>https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/18mkjbVaHAcMauL6iiy7zm9VjMYCjy4UU1
then explain megabrain

>>11975834
What would you like me to explain?

I can certainly say without a fucking doubt, that >>11971163 is total bullshit.

>it takes two seconds to make a PGP
>it takes two seconds to make a Yandex
>Yandex

Top. Fucking. Kek.

>>11975874

PROCESS ERROR 551 THE BOG

DUMP ET

PROCESS COMPLETE LAUNCH DUMPET.EXE

LOADING 50%

LODING 100%

>>11975929

AUTHENTICATION GRANTED.

REQUEST PROCESSING.

TERMINAL ERROR: OPERATION CRAB-13 ALREADY RUNNING.

>>11967822
fucking lulz at this guy thinking addresses starting with 3 are all segwit addresses

also the issue with segwit isn't that they will never work. they "work". they just increases complexity for no good reason (fucking "block weight") and you get 70% more tx/s at the cost of 300% more bandwidth/hdd requirements.

meanwhile simply increasing the block size limit by 300% would have increase tx/s by 300% and it would not have increase complexity (technical debt). plus BCH would never have spawned and adoption wouldn't have died off for BTC.

>>11976039
oh yeah, i almost forgot. not 70%, max 70%. segwit gives 0% to 70% increased tx/s depending on how the transactions are formed. meanwhile with a regular 300% block size increase you'd always get the 300% increase tx/s.

quick rundown OP?

Bump

>>11975874
I’ll admit when I’m wrong, I googled half the shit I said today, just was trying to understand it myself. What was that about the first few comments? You think OP is a larper?

Bumping for reasons

>>11976418

The picture is unique.
The addresses DEFINITELY show something. I have not put it together yet. I've been busy most of the day but have some tools for blockchain transaction i'll play with when i can.

To answer your question, OP could be a larp. But either way, he found some shit. So it's likely that he's not.

If you want a crazy wack ass theory, look up the blockchain AI. It could be likely who he is trying to get a hold of, but that's pretty far fetched. It's unironically the only thing that made sense to me so far, without knowing the relation in the addresses.

>Nour
>pic related

>>11976418
Also, i think it's really cool you admitted your honesty there. Most of /biz/ can't do that.

>>11976418
oh and to clear some things up, CRAIG WRIGHT IS NOT SATOSHI, for anyone reading.

Satoshi is either alive, or dead. If he's dead it's dave kleiman, and craig is abusing a lot of shitty shady tactics that i would assume are unmoral. Also, i don't mean to imply satoshi is a guy either, could be female. Could also be nick szabo. We won't know for awhile. OG cypherpunks know what they're doing.

나는 진정으로 Anons 재정적 복지에 관심이있다. 인생에서 앞으로 나아갈 수있는 힘든 일입니다. 남은 인생 동안 9-5 일을하는 것만이 아닙니다. 저축을 빨리 시작할수록 인생에서 앞서 갈 수 있습니다. 체인 링크는 사람들을 재정적 인 파멸로 이끄는 4chan (수치스러운 조업 게시판)이 시작한 밈입니다. 이것은 장난이 아닙니다. 당신의 구원받은 재산을 밤에 버려 두지 마십시오. ethereum의 창시자 인 Vitalik Buterin은 x100 또는 x1000을 만드는 날이 끝났다고 말하면서 두 번째로 인기있는 암호를 만든 사람은 그 날이 끝났다고 말했습니다. 이제 4chan은 12 월 / 1 월의 유혈 사태 이후 더 많은 돈을 잃게하려고 노력하고 있습니다. 스마트 머니는 이미 암호 세계를 빠져 나갔습니다. 암호화는 기본적으로 고도로 전문화 된 데이터베이스이므로 회사는이를 필요로하지 않습니다. 그들은 단지 자신 만의 사적인 블록 체를 만들 것입니다. 노드를 실행하는 데 필요한 암호화 체인 링크가 필요하지 않습니다. chainlink를 생각하면 XRP를 생각하십시오. 회사 리플 (현명한 계약)은 잘되고 있지만 동전 XRP (체인 링크)는 회사 기술에도 필요하지 않습니다. Vitalik이 "x100 또는 x1000 수익을내는 날은 끝났습니다."라고 말한 것을 고려하십시오. 체인 링크는 다음 몇 달 동안 399900 %의 가격 상승이 필요합니다.이 비용은 $ 1000에 달합니다. 이것은 우스꽝 스럽습니다. 그것을 위해 넘어지지 말아라. 체인 링크는 너를 엿먹 일 것이다. 현재 가격이 $ 1에 달하는 체인 링크의 경우 EOY까지 매월 700 % 또는 233 % 증가해야합니다. 이것은 이미 취약한 사람들의 손에서 돈을 빨아 올리는 4chan 밈입니다.

>>11977295
Nick szabo doesnt understand satoshis original vision.

Which 4 well known people said craig was satoshi anon

wish I could help solve this but all I know how to do is draw and do photoshop lel bump

>>11969635

>>11977247
>Nour
Do you believe satoshi's social media was compromised in 2014 as per the bitcointalk post and if not, why?

>>11977256
Its a little funny considering its an anonymous board, one would think that would make it easier

>>11977295
>We won't know for awhile. OG cypherpunks know what they're doing.
What did you mean by this

>>11974865
Also, can anyone comment on what this anon meant by "stolen coins"?

>>11968966
>>11969635
>RAMONA WATTS
its his ex-wife, but she was named in the tulip trust. she does have black hair, pic related. and is kinda round shaped... it might be her in this pic? >>11968742

>>11977417

Google Translate:

I am genuinely interested in financial welfare. It is hard work to go forward in life. It's not just about doing 9-5 days for the rest of your life. The sooner you start saving, the better you can get ahead of your life. ChainLink is a meme started by 4chan (a shameful fishing bulletin board) that leads people to financial ruin. This is not a joke. Do not leave your saved property at night. Vitalik Buterin, the founder of ethereum, said that the day of making the x100 or x1000 was over, and the second most popular password creator said the day was over. Now 4chan is trying to lose more money after the December / January bloodshed. Smart Money has already passed the world of passwords. Encryption is basically a highly specialized database, so the company does not need it. They will only make their own private block. No encryption chain links are required to run the node. Consider chainlink and think of XRP. Company ripple (smart contract) is good, but coin XRP (chain link) is not required for company technology. Consider saying that Vitalik says "The day is over for x100 or x1000 revenue." ChainLink needs a price increase of 39,900% in the next few months, which costs $ 1000. This is ridiculous. Do not fall for it. Chainlink will fuck you. For chain links with a current price of $ 1, you must increase by 700% or 233% per month to EOY. This is a 4chan mim that already sucks money from the hands of vulnerable people.

Include me in the screencap

>>11967779
Hi please bsv $30

>>11978266
wtf is this that posted that tho cuz his ID didnt post anything else in the thread

让我们看看我是否理解正确。由于在钱包之间移动了5,000个硬币,事实证明,你有没有想过呢?但是,有趣的是,您无法取消已发布的图像。这个女孩(或男孩?)与这么大的数量有什么关系?

我真的认为你知道你是谁,我不会玩你的游戏。让比特币为我担心的一切而死

I said I wouldn't be posting here again but this is important. There's probably less than 48 hours at this point.

Please contact me as soon as possible.

-J

>>11978659
>>11978634
保险政策。
相似的图片

>>11978667
Is that Craig's kid?

>>11978659
>-J
Joseph Vaughn Perling?

I will not be humoring the nonsense and speculation of others in this thread. This message isn't for you.

I cannot see myself needing to post again but expect me to go more public if this silence continues. If your statement doesn't get out soon it's all over anyways. More than enough time has passed.

-J

>>11978808
Words fall from mouth like shit from ass.

>>11969596
>I won't be posting here again.
>*posts again twice*
Dont trust anything they say posting again, they already confirmed they wouldnt post, they are most likely compromised unfortunately.

>>11978808
WHAT'S UP JOSEPH!!!!!!?

>>11978659
bump

>>11978659
This is not the woman that appears in the other two pictures, right?

>>11978634
> "Let us see if I understand correctly. Since you moved 5,000 coins between wallets, have you ever thought about it? But, interestingly, you can't cancel a published image. What does this girl (or boy?) have to do with such a large quantity?

> I really think you know who you are and I won't play your game. Let Bitcoin die for everything I worry about"

>>11978667
>" Insurance policy.
> Similar picture"

>>11978634
>>11978667

his name:
> 章奏
> Chapter playing
role playing?

>>11977699
I don't think Szabo is Satoshi. He could be, but i don't have any reason to believe so besides a forum/address post from back in the day that really holds no weight. Sorry if you misunderstood.
>>11978161
Lol see my other post >>11977140
>It was not hacked.
the bitcointalk DB was leaked in 2013. Google it, you can find it. You'll see satoshis user, his email at satoshin@gmx.com, and the HASH of his password. He's also the only user who's IP did not get documented in the leak.
Back to the HASH of his password. I can promise you, the password was changed before anyone could decrypt it. I can also almost PROMISE you it was at least a 32 character password containing multiple special letters and numbers. It would take years to crack.
Satoshi has never been hacked. A few trolls posted his hash saying they did, but no one could ever prove anything. His P2P profile is what he used back in 2014 to say he was not Dorian Nakamoto. He remained absent there until now. We have no reason to believe that this is not legitimate.
>>11978161
As far as your second comment, it is ironic to say the least lol.
>>11978161
Third comment, i just mean that cypherpunks (cryptography email list from mid-late 90's) know what they're doing. They created bitcoin, or at least the foundation/structure of everything and started the movement. You should check this link out, there is much more to learn there then there is here on /biz/. The /roots/.
>https://nakamotoinstitute.org/literature/

>>11978659
tfw larps are posting pics of their moms on a Vietnamese basket weaving board

>>11978659
Johan woo?

>>11977699
oh and my bad no one besides Craig has ever said he was Satoshi. I just wanted to make that extra clear all across /biz.

>>11978808
Shut the fuck up

>>11978862
lmfao this made my night

>>11978808
J and Q predicted this.

gotta get the normies redpilled on the JQ.

>>11978930
>Saturday night
>No one browsing /biz/ but Stormfags

>>11978945
whats a stormfag

I actually have no idea

>>11978962
Neo-nazis who migrated from Stormfront to 4chan.

>>11978808
"J" = Jihan

>>11979026
Jihan can't write in English like that.

>>11978808
Shut up faggot this is one of the worst, dumbest threads to ever disgrace the board. Go back to your ultrabrainlet pol shitheap. Biz is for regular brainlet or higher.
>>11978930
Jannie do your gosh darn job

>>11979063
You shut up you motherfucker, there's clearly some insider dialogue going on in this thread..

>>11978659
Op has the girls in the pictures held hostage and will kill them in 48 hours . Somebody call Liam neeson

>>11979071
Sorry anon. You must be regular brainlet or higher to post here. Out you go.

how do we profit from this

I plan to open a crypto shop / cafe

>>11968502
everybody loves raymond

>>11979082
If you're not interested in the thread why don't you hide it and get the fuck out?

This exact thread was posted a few days ago? wtf is this
>>/biz/image/CZZHpfIu-dx8vLxm5GVPow

>>11979003
got it. ty +1

So let me get this straight.

>take pic of back of gf's head
>find a bunch of rich people's wallets via scraping
>post them
>biz loses their shit

>>11978870
Here's one other: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_OPCVeo1u20

These threads are the reason why people will switch to untracable blockchains

>>11978962
a goy.

>>11978808
J predicted this.

>2018 in the year of our lord
>still in BeeTeeShi
never gonna make it

>>11979152
Yelling at brainlets is literally the only reason I come here. Don't worry, I'm not bumping it ;)

>>11978659
OP please share more.

Bump this is NOT a LARP

What are the odds this is a ransom message ?

>>11979648
I guess but why force your hostage to watch everybody loves raymond and change their outfit. It sounds kind of like some sort of partner that got pushed out of something and the remaining partys are moving on but OP wants funds being removed from a multisig wallet to stop being moved.

The 72 hours OP mentions seems fixed by something else. I think a lot of multisig vaults or even coinbase vault have a 3 day cooldown to remove funds. Maybe some contract that requires a monthly PGP and if it doesnt happen, coins are moved. Could be whoever hes trying to reach just stopped coming online so now OP is desperately trying to reach him before their dead mans switch goes off. Dead mans switch could go off at something like 72 hours after the beginning of the month.

>sorry, madewhole, please
OP seems to be increasingly worried. I eagerly await his next post.

>>11979648
I think it is.

There's a kid involved, and a mum and money

I think she wants money or will "reveal" something big in the next 48 hours

This is NOT a LARP. (yes op said she won't reply) but did, because OP has not met her needed or contacted her.

The intented person, was supposed to go a do something in public, the end indirect result of this, would have led to money or something OP wanted.

Will post a more detailed summary will links and quotes from OP

>>11968933
His wife is pretty hot.

>>11967779
Craig, if this is you kys please

>>11979722
I don’t think OP had her change her clothes. It’s another day. Her hair is prestine in the first picture and messed up in the second. This might be the most interesting /biz/ post in years

>>11979042
>Fuck your mother if you want fuck!

>>11971163
This guy is a larp! The email address is fake and doesn't work.

Let's assume this isn't a larp. Why on /biz? why not in the dark web?

bump

>>11979856
There maybe a .onion in the message. They might not officially know each other. Seems unlikely.

>>11979748
True... Could it be this ?

This is it a multisig wallet. Where OP needs to other guy to sign it and she would then get cash.

She is worried about the price falling and her stack becoming worthless.

She has information about something big and in return is keeping quiet.

A agreement was made for the intended recipient to do something in public, which they have not yet done.

Hence OP is worried about her $ value and stack dropping by the day, and is now threating the intended recipient they will BOTH lose, if he does not meet her demands


Fuck off OP, screw you and your stack. That's emotional bullying.


Intended recipient. Screw this dumb bitch. Let her stack become worthless. She's emotionally bullying you. Bitches be bitches. Don't cave in. No one is going to trust this tramp. You probably risked everything, your life and career and worked hard. Now this blackmailer think she's big. You know what to do

Intended recipient: most of us are poor and dumb brainlets. Please reply and tell us more

>>11968926

hey faggots,
someone screenshot this thread and upload to imgur.
I know someone who can decypher this.

>>11978861
>https://nakamotoinstitute.org/literature/
thanks... all I care about is this... will BTC dump today"?

bbbbbbbbbbbbbb

>>11980248
Less than 40 hours left.

WTF is going on ITT ? This shit looks weird

>>11979935
I don’t even know what’s going on. What Is OP tryinf to say?

>>11979856
>Let's assume this isn't a larp
Let's not.

>>11980487
Ummm.

It's interesting how OP said they need to go more public and look at this post.

>>11976619

Still not FULLY public,

Any link between these 2 posts?

>>11968742
De geit is gemolken.
Ik herhaal:
De geit is gemolken.

>>11980504
It's not interesting. It's pol tier brainlet bait and I will bet any amount of money to anyone that nothing interesting comes of it.

>>11980504
From: Satoshi Nakamoto <satoshin@gmx.com>
Date: Sun, Apr 12, 2009 at 10:44 PM
To: Mike Hearn <mike@plan99.net>


Hi Mike,

I'm glad to answer any questions you have. If I get time, I ought to write a FAQ to supplement the paper.

There is only one global chain.

The existing Visa credit card network processes about 15 million Internet purchases per day worldwide. Bitcoin can already scale much larger than that with existing hardware for a fraction of the cost. It never really hits a scale ceiling. If you're interested, I can go over the ways it would cope with extreme size.

By Moore's Law, we can expect hardware speed to be 10 times faster in 5 years and 100 times faster in 10. Even if Bitcoin grows at crazy adoption rates, I think computer speeds will stay ahead of the number of transactions.

>>11973558
You’re the one pumping HOT aren’t you.

>>11980670
Computer speeds didn’t keep up. That’s why we need temporary level 2 solutions.

>>11980670
Nobody expected Bitcoin to take off as fast as it did. Mining is exceptionally centralized to select parties instead of your average family. The timing and purpose of it while who helped make it, raises many questions.

>>11980785
Explain what you believe the “timing” was and “who helped make it” means to you

can we rename this board to /larp/ already

>>11979170
..is none going to adress this?

>>11980890
What is there to address? THIS is that thread check the digits....

Also this thread is turning Q lvl epic IMO

>>11979170
>>11980890

the absolute state of degenerate burgers unirocinally believing this isn't a larp

>>11979170
>>11980890
It's the same thread, morons.

>>11981080
Ok now I have your attention

Did you ever wonder who satoshi was
And what mike hears emails on the satoshi nakamoto Institute say
And what ian grigg says a bout the 7 rules of security
And who john matonis, gavin adnresen and joseph vaughn perling and ian grigg are
And why its more important that well known people recognise you than signing keys - even as stated by emin gun sirer
And that this metanet thing is referenced in mails to mike hearn about zero fee intellectual property transactions being low risk
And draw your own conclusions, just some good observations while people are so desperate to stop you from listening to a certain person, who might be a bit of a dick sometimes.

>>11978659
8/10 would bury my dick

>>11981163
THIS!
And I would urge people to read the kleinman vs wright court case. If anything just read the emails. It will make you think, I promise that.

https://www.courtlistener.com/docket/6309656/kleiman-v-wright/

>>11980683
What haha?

>>11980890
I knew it.. I saw that thread and spent a few hours digging through all the addresses. When I awoke the next day, I ASSUMED that thread was this one

How dead is BIZ for this thread to be alive the whole weekend

>>11981182
* Turns around *

>>11980689
SegWit has little to do with scalability, and is really all about centralizing Bitcoin for the purpose of control and profit making. Look into AXA.

It honestly makes me angry that Reddit tier retards do not fucking understand this. CSW larping as Satoshi does not help matters.

>>11981209
So that's why the jews are pissed off at the world and want to see it burn.

>>11979722
>>11979748
Why show 3 different women in the pictures? I doubt OP has kidnapped 3 women..Honestly this is seeming like a LARP now.. OP initially had 4 posts, and someone replied with a public PGP key. It is pretty ridiculous to think the mega whales with over 100k in bitcoin have to resort to communication over fucking 4chan.. In any case, this fella seems to be a fake (>>11971163), which would technically then mean OP didn't get the communication they wanted..

Let's think logically for a second, OP said>>11968742 "Sign the fucking PGP". But what does this really mean? OP didn't provide a key, or maybe he did in the fake addresses shown in his post?

If anyone can confirm there is actual useful data in OPs post that correlates to a PGP key, this is probably the real deal, otherwise, this guy is a fake.

I could see it being real.. But after getting so much exposure on /biz/, OP decides to come back, bump the thread, and re-ignite the flame? It's quite obvious now that we all might of been played as fools.. You could argue he is using us to bump the thread, or that his LARP thread turned into much more than he expected.. we shall see

>11967779
>777
literally the fucking illuminati is browsing biz

>>11981197
Ty for sharing

https://www.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.flsd.521536/gov.uscourts.flsd.521536.24.0.pdf

Basically Dave Kleinman is the real Satoshi and he dead

OP posted this: >>11967872 and then about 12 hours later that address received 5000 btc.
About an hour and 20 minutes after that transaction OP posts again: >>11978659
Can we assume did OP not quite get what he wanted?

tick tock tick tock

what does "o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_o_/_/" mean?

and there is a PGP Sub key in the 2nd image OP posted.

Can anyone give me a quick rundown?

So there are whales doing otc business and does it has to do anything with NOUR message?

>>11981543
Where do you see it? Which image did you mean:
>>11968742
>>11978659

>>11981390
Interesting

>>11981367
>Basically Dave Kleinman is the real Satoshi and he dead
He was part of the team. So was Craig

>>11967779
Poo poo pee? Schlep schlop schlep schlep shlop

>>11981699
just playing around a bit with zsteg looking for hidden shit in the images.

>>11977699

>>11981805
Why in 2022? Why 8 years

>>11981788
Mind showing us what you found?

>>11981390

>>11982127
Bumping

Bumb

Bump again, i want more drama

>>11982042
April 2021*

holy shit we are really going down to 1k arent we

>>11978266
>a shameful fishing bulletin board
lel
Also posting to let people know there is actual substance in this epic bread

>>11982842
Yes. Even the mega whales are getting tense now.

>>11982617
Why that??? Why not 6 or 5 year's or not now

>>11979170
>>11980890
>>11980987
Fuck sorry frens I'm a brainlet. I saw it was from 2 days ago and just assumed it would have died by then. Jesus this board is slow now

OP either found something & is larpin or Not Larpin...either way good shit

>>11982970
Deffo the most likely possibility, but one Anon suggested its Multi sig, never used Multi sig wallets so i really have no clue....Question is why would you add to wallet you need someone for access?
It was 40k @ OPs first message. 45k now...

Can someone speculate as to why funds would be added to this wallet?

https://www.blockchain.com/btc/address/18mkjbVaHAcMauL6iiy7zm9VjMYCjy4UU1

When OP says this....
>expect me to go more public if this silence continues. If your statement doesn't get out soon it's all over anyways.
God dam OP way to keep things subtile...
>expect me to go more public if this silence continues.
Are they blackmailing someone with access to these funds? i.e they know these guys are movin the market or something
>Statement
is this signing the PGP or a actual statement?

FUCKING SPOOPY MATES

>>11983024
That wallet is associated with easily over 100k bitcoin as per my count, though there is likely more to it that what is shown. Look at its transaction history, you can see transactions just before big dumps, 03/05/2018 is an example where that wallet had a lot of activity.

That wallet sent 40k bitcoins to 10 different wallets, shown in OPs initial message early in 2018 (when it was around $11k per bitcoin). So they are indeed in mega hold mode.

>>11974865
This anon said its a wallet full of stolen coins, not sure what he meant by that

In any case, they have been accumulating thats for sure.

tick tock. so around 35 hours left.

nour level spoopy

>>11968502
everybody loves raymond

>>11983121
>That wallet is associated with easily over 100k bitcoin as per my count,
i saw that... Some of the wallets that are connected to it are crazy big...who ever it is dealing with the big boys...The dates to price changes correlate well but it is days off sometimes...

>>11981805
If he used tor then NSA knows for sure who he is.

Ok I’m all caught up on the cripto words but who is Satooshi Nakumuru?

so the addresses in OP are:

1) in top 500 richest btc addresses list
2) they are all multisg addresses (they all start with 3)

>>11967779
I apologize for the delay J., i have signed it, here is the drop address:
1GrR5fDjevG7uB145vya8PgeCH2gvah68Z

Don't wait too long.

>>11983302

big if true

>>11983302
bump

> Q6gC4PE@yandex.com

>>11981367
>"a white man can't be satoshi -- surely, jews deserve credit for bitcoin!"

>>11968502
everybody loves raymond

>>11983400
Tom Hanks
Robert De Niro
Brad Pitt
Tom Cruise

bamp eet

>>11983457
your movie taste is bad

>>11983400
michael cera

or you know it's not like anyone actually writes their favorite x thing for these questions, i just use another passphrase

>>11983024
HOLY FK

This OP blackmailer JUST today received $20,000,000 !!!!

>>11983485
>your movie taste is bad
You have to start with the most popular names. It's like when you try to guess passwords (always try 1245678 first).

>>11981788
>zsteg
bullshit, zsteg doesn't work for .jpg files.

>>11983594
png
>>11968742

bumpy bampy