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Couldn't someone open up a suit against the feds to claim their stolen BTC if this was the case? Sure, they'd need a whole lot of evidence, but like you said, t
by joshmn 13y ago
Couldn't someone open up a suit against the feds to claim their stolen BTC if this was the case? Sure, they'd need a whole lot of evidence, but like you said, there were some 'legit' sellers.
- justinsb 13y agoI bet "the feds" will happily return the money of any seller that is willing to provide them the complete records of their customers, as it would probably give them a whole bunch of real-world identities that they could then use to start figuring out who everyone is.
- bsullivan01 13y agoSure you can, if you have a few million dollars under your mattress for lawyer fees. And if you're squeaky clean because IRS and every alphabet agency might come after you. So you have rights. Maybe. Did they declare any BTC coin gains on their 1040? If not, case closed.
- malandrew 13y agoIf you only operated in 2013, you still have until April 2014 to file.