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First, the article states that the Bitcoins were in fact transferred to a BKA wallet. Second, giving someone your private keys does not constitute a transfer o
by tromp 3y ago
First, the article states that the Bitcoins were in fact transferred to a BKA wallet.
Second, giving someone your private keys does not constitute a transfer of bitcoins. It just expands the number of people able to spend the funds, while a real transfer make the former holder unable to spend the funds.
- panarky 3y agoImagine the new holder of the private key not immediately transferring to a new address where only they have the private key.