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The IRS Is Offering You $625,000 to Crack Monero
- vmception 6y agoAnd with one RFP we now know Ciphertrace's claims of cracking Monero for the Department of Homeland Security are bullshit because the IRS could have just used that > “Currently, there are limited investigative resources for tracing transactions involving privacy cryptocurrency coins such as Monero or other off-chain transactions that provide privacy to illicit actors,” the IRS added.
- Hydraulix989 6y agoHope it's tax-free or taxed as a prize at 25%.
- _aleph2c_ 6y ago$625,000 and free entrance into the witness protection program.
- chillacy 6y agoIt’s a good sign that Monero is offering real privacy if the government doesn’t like it.
- Rallerbabs 6y agoEarlier on, Interpol wrote that they do not appreciate people coin joining, such as what Wasabi offers.
- tootahe45 6y agoThis seems quite low for the amount of criminal activity to be exposed. You'd also have a monopoly on the crack so it's not like you're just going to accept the set price.
- toomuchtodo 6y agoStart low, and slowly raise your offer if a solution doesn't present itself. This prevents overpaying.
- tharne 6y agoI'm surprised that monero hasn't gotten more attention in the crypto space. It's got a solid, albeit small development team and a strong vision. It's probably the closest thing out there to digital cash at the moment.