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Are you suggesting that any given transaction is most likely to be a theft?

• hackinthebochs 13y ago
  I think the point is that the only reason to transfer such a large sum of money is either buying/selling something or stealing. And considering there probably aren't many (if any) things one can buy with that many bitcoins, theft seems to be most likely scenario.
  • BlackDeath3 13y ago
    >I think the point is that the only reason to transfer such a large sum of money is either buying/selling something or stealing. Perhaps you could be a little less specific? >And considering there probably aren't many (if any) things one can buy with that many bitcoins, theft seems to be most likely scenario. You could buy a lot of something from a private entity who really values Bitcoin.
  • Casseres 13y ago
    Another option: Perhaps the security of the private key of the old address was in question, so a new address was created with a new, secure private key.