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https://blockchain.info/address/14PEL35LQf81oCvSPurhoyTSvosvtQT7u3 https://blockchain.info/address/14PEL35LQf81oCvSPurhoyTSvosv... > Total Received 0 BTC

• nullc 13y ago
  Well duh, ... of course if someone sent 20 BTC there you can bet they'd be flooded with emails of the form "my txid is {txid}, send it over to me". This is one of multiple reasons why the Bitcoin system wasn't designed for people to reuse addresses.
  • pera 13y ago
    uh? you can sign the message to prove your identity
    • nullc 13y ago
      Maybe you can, not always. Did you issue the payment from your account a service? Did you issue it from a hardware wallet? Did you, by chance, happen to decide that you want to use an anonymization tool when buying your exploit? Perhaps, you have a strict retention policy and destroy keys which are no longer used and can't sign for it anymore…
      • pera 13y ago
        If you are paying 20btc for a zero day exploit I suppose you know what you are doing. Either way everything you had mentioned are not deficiencies of Bitcoin per se.
• victormx 13y ago
  Now two transactions of 0.0003 BTC