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That’s definitely also what I would publicize if I actually found the HDD. :)
by nothrabannosir 1y ago
That’s definitely also what I would publicize if I actually found the HDD. :)
- rtkwe 1y agoHe lost his court battle to force the local government running the dump to allow him to dig the last I heard. So I doubt it, he wasn't even allowed to really try.
- londons_explore 1y agoGood chance those coins are 100% traceable. They were lost in the days before good privacy tools like mixers, and the database of the biggest exchange MtGox was fully leaked so everyone knows the real name, email, bank details, and date of birth of the owner of every old coin. Very pleased I disposed of all mine long ago, and the Blockchain shows that so nobody tries to kidnap me for the keys.
- b112 1y agoIn the early days, a pentium 486 in your garage could have made these coins in a few months. And you don't need an exchange to transfer coins. No one knows who owns these wallets... yet. That's why they are mysterious.
- londons_explore 1y agoPlenty of address reuse happened back then
- improbableinf 1y agoThat’s what someone who hasn’t disposed all of the coins would say.