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He's Ryan Selkis, a well-known Bitcoin blogger who leaked the original Mt Gox insolvency documents. This could be wrong, however he has the best track record so
by gkoberger 13y ago
He's Ryan Selkis, a well-known Bitcoin blogger who leaked the original Mt Gox insolvency documents. This could be wrong, however he has the best track record so far.
- nwh 13y agoThis persons responses to other people is not encouraging to say the least. https://twitter.com/twobitidiot/status/438873855479009280 https://twitter.com/twobitidiot/status/438873855479009280
- gkoberger 13y agoHis recent tweets have made me question him as well, however he's had a large number of threats over the past 24 hours (for allegedly destroying an impending a buyout of Gox by leaking fraud, which if true would have cost Gox patrons money). I think he's just wrapped up in it, and maybe a bit scared.
- nwh 13y agoInviting somebody from Twitter to your physical address in order to assault them with a baseball bat doesn't seem "scared" to me.
- tdfx 13y agoI don't think internet bravado has ever been very intimidating to anyone.
- nwh 13y agoPerhaps not, but it's indicative of the mindset of the person behind the pseudonym.
- gcb0 13y ago> I don't think internet bravado has ever been very intimidating to anyone. Fbi has no trouble locking you up for internet bravado
- jonmrodriguez 13y agoGuys. Read the context of Ryan's tweet. He's replying to a tweet in which someone threatened him: https://twitter.com/Tiraspol/status/438872266596569088 https://twitter.com/Tiraspol/status/438872266596569088 Ryan is saying he will defend himself. Self-defense is both legal and IMHO honorable.