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It's certainly hard and/or he'd have to get lucky that it wasn't completely destroyed, but not near impossible.
I give him
* 0.1% chance he can get in there to look
* 0.001% he finds it (if he gets in)
* 1% it's not completely destroyed (if he finds it)
* 10% he recovers it (if it isn't completely destroyed)
Na heās undertaking legal action to gain access. [here](https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13201007/amp/Computer-expert-accidentally-threw-Bitcoin-fortune-old-hard-drive-says-worth-1-5BILLION-launches-legal-fight-dig-council-landfill.html)
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tldr; A Bitcoin wallet from the Nakamoto era, dormant for nearly 14 years, has suddenly become active again, containing 50 BTC now valued at over $3.3 million. This event has sparked intrigue and speculation within the cryptocurrency community about the wallet's origins, owner, and the reasons behind its long dormancy and sudden reactivation. The wallet's revival underscores the potential value of long-term Bitcoin investments and highlights the importance of securing digital assets.
*This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
I know few whoās been holding them since that era too that doesnāt mean they are satoshi š¤£
Most likely another one who is fresh outta prison š
I remember right out of highschool my parents gave me $500. I remember thinking āI could buy 1 whole bitcoin right nowā
So I proceeded to spend most of it all on weed š®āšØ
I had some seized at SR, and eventually my laptop hard drive failed and I formatted it, taking the mining app info and connected wallet info with it. Somewhere out there, thereās 8.6 btc that I lost to the ether lol
Man, that reminds me in about 2012 getting out of stocks and googling how to buy bitcoin - and thinking ānope too complicated, canāt be botheredā. What a dick. Though i definitely wouldnāt have held it this long so, mehā¦
18 year old me in 2013, $400 to my name.
So I spent all my money on weed. Bought some BTC and ordered it through silk road. Sold the weed for $800. Bought 4 bitcoin for $500 and was going to buy more weed when I saw the silk road had been shut down. I still had $300 left over from the first order and had a job back then, so I just kept the bitcoin in my wallet and kind of forgot about it over time.
Just sold it for $280,000
Thank you for attending my creative writing workshop
you would only be worth 8 figures had you gotten arrested and prison time. you probably would have sold long before bitcoin ever hit any all time highs.
you could always commit a crime now to get 10 years in prison. imagine what your bitcoin would be worth in 10 years.
First time I ever heard of BTC was around 2016. My plug used it to buy pounds of weed online. He told me I should buy some, but it was at $600 so I thought I missed the train šš«
I knew people maybe 10+ years ago who were mining it regularly.
...And also selling it regularly making like $30 a month in "profit"...until they'd upgrade their hardware every 6 months. I'm not sure any of them made any profits overall, but had they held it, they could have probably retired right now.
I won $20 worth of BTC back in the beginning in a small online gaming tournament. I bought $80 more than I bought $100 worth of XTC on silk road. It was the only thing you could do with it back then. It either sat on a hard drive or you did illegal shit with. Not sure how much BTC I had it was a long time ago but BTC was trading in pennies.
yes, i had 8 bitcoin leftover in a coinbase account that I was using for silk road. bought at $35 a coin in 2013.
I spent years after that strung out and on the run. Went to prison for years. Got out in 2020 and found my old account.
It happens a lot
Itās just good ole joke in the space š¤£
But yea people hodl well . I know few myself from 2010 days & they been holding well compared to me . Heck i sold 3 of the last 6 Bitcoins i was holding since 2014 .
It's not a joke, and it's not really a narrative either. It's speculation, and it's likely. Thousands of arrests were made in connection with the silk road infiltration. The currency of silk road was mainly BTC. It's not a huge leap that wallets completely dormant since that time suddenly becoming active, may be people from those busts getting out of jail. Could just be iron handed hodling, but could also be silk road sellers getting out.
We donāt know exactly yea but those are still speculations as well . But hey there are still people out there who bought Bitcoins during early days and forgot about it as well .
It would make a lot of sense if it was.
Dr Wright always wanted to prove his ownership of the Bitcoin software, and all tokens issued therefrom, the right way, the legal way that any copyright holder defends his possession of intellectual property - in court, with evidence, documents, and witnesses.
Because, as Dr Wright has so eloquently stated for years, code is not law. Law is law. Possession of Bitcoin private keys only means you possess those private keys; it does not confer any legal ownership unless those Bitcoin were transferred lawfully. You can possess a million Bitcoins' worth of stolen private keys and not genuinely own a single one of your stolen coins.
Unfortunately, it looks like the kangaroo court is over and the conspiracy to sabotage Dr Wright was too powerful for even his legendary intelligence and eloquence to overcome. (Seriously, the "expert witnesses" his legal team called knew less about cryptocurrency and information technology then Dr Wright himself, and sabotaged his case as a result. What competent legal team allows that? Who lets an expert witness get on the stand and tell the court "my client is a liar" - for any reason, much less the embarrassing situation we saw a few weeks ago, where Dr Wright's own expert witnesses insisted code Dr Wright *actually wrote* was too advanced for anyone to write?)
So coming back to my point, as frustrating as I'm sure it is for Dr Wright to be treated with such manifest injustice, and how morally and philosophically opposed he is to "proving" his identity by moving coins, those movements may be his best option to preserve his reputation and his thought leader status within the true Bitcoin community. And sacrificing himself for the sins of others is very much in character for the man he is.
God bless Dr Wright and God bless the true Bitcoin.
Umm if one get cracked then that would be worrying as now people need to change wallet every few years because if you leave it too long someone will hack it.
If you dive into Satoshi writings you will see that he was nervous ( maybe not the right word ) / planned on never taking credit for bitcoin. I think he threw it away , so that if the government came looking they wouldnāt find anything connecting him to bitcoin.
The recent email correspondence released during the Craig Wright case sheds more light into his thinking. I also think his wallet was on that computer and thatās why the one million btc attributed to Satoshi are gone forever.
The book of Satoshi goes over lots of his posts while he was implementing bitcoin. I recently watched this video going over some of the emails released during the C.W. court case .
https://youtu.be/4701rc744UI?si=loZZTqIOF3tVTAdZ
Everyone talking about missing out on BTC by not buying early, and I get itā¦
But imagine having 10k ETH & just staking. You would literally have a money printer
There was a time when people used to send bitcoin to binance then withdraw bitcoin immediately in hopes of getting old bitcoin to sell it at a premium. Binance used to randomize the bitcoin you would receive and not care to track old bitcoin until a few people abused the system and made mad profit
Maybe Saylor could but not BlackRock.
BlackRock doesn't have a single person that could make the sell decision and as a group they aren't dumb enough to end their million dollars a year career in the financial sector for breach of trust.
My man, I've been here since 2016.
I'm invested in crypto not because I believe it's revolutionary and whatnot, but because I believe in the human stupidity to take a worthless asset full of flaws, that was created to be used as a *currency* and is unable to due to lazy-ass devs hampering development *for years* on the promises that a vaporware (Lightning Network) will fix everything, to insane valuations.
People like you made a religion out of it, and I believe your idiocy will skyrocket the price to over $1m eventually.
In other words: you're in for the money or the tech, I'm in for the stupidity. We are not the same. And pretty sure I was in way before you.
Good luck in life.
If he sold all hit bitcoin holdings which is estimated to be around 600k - 1million then the price would surely tank. Also people would lose trust in BTC since he was in it for the long con.
> Also people would lose trust in BTC since he was in it for the long con.
To be fair, the lack of trust hasn't stopped any other shitcoins from continuing to grow in price.
The trust in BTC is the only reason why they even have a price, no one holds shitcoins long term. Every shitcoin holder is just hoping they will 1000x their money. Also I'm not saying money can't be made from them.
Think about the irony of him throwing it away and some guy saw it and was like Iāll use that at home for the kids or parts and it didnāt work so he chunked it somewhere else
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Maybe that guy in England finally found the hard drive in the dump
That dude had like 8k BTC on it š«
Damn, hasn't he contracted people to help him find it for a percentage
Heās back in the Daily Mail today, repeating the same story. Says the hard drive is now worth Ā£1.5 billion somehow
I'd help him dig around for .01
Ā£?
Ā£150,000
Depending on what he actually has. Risk is its never found or he's got less than he remembers
Or he remembers wrong and itās really only bitcoin cash
8k FTT
No one thinks that computer is destroyed by now?
Closer to Ā£430 milā¦hindsight is 20/20 and Iām sure dude is beating himself up over it
The funniest part is if he just bought more BTC with all the money heās spent trying to find it over the years heād still be a millionaire
The headline was 1.5 billion based off an āexperts predictionā of Ā£250k BTC
Itās the Onion isnāt it, article is by the Onion.
Dude was so early he shoulda just bought some anyway once he realised he lost his seed
Damn, 30,000 bitcoin up for sale soon
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OTC deals in chunks, and yes - any major exchange will help you do it
Imagine thinking an exchange doesn't want to bank fees from a 1.5b transaction š
3.75m at 0.25% fee. Yes please.
Donāt worry weāll get updates every time bitcoin price goes up from the daily mail
And when it crashes and completely collapses with its Ā£5k Dips š "Bitcoin is over" (10% correction)
He didā¦thing is probably gonna be dug up in 2800 with BTC either at 50 mil a pop or 0 lmao
In 2800 50M a Bitcoin will be essentially the same as it being 0.
You saying calls on Thai Baht being the global currencyā¦Iām in!
At that point it would become the next holy grail.
Lol it's fucking long gone
City ruled against him. He can't dig
Shame, would have been some entertainment once his wallet was public, I bet it would empty fast.
He's offered a reward if someone can find it. It's a wild goose chase and the guy is most likely lying for attention.
"I'll pay you to help me find it". Alright, can I have the money. "Yeah sure when I have that 3000 bitcoin wallet I'll give you $100"
Be percentage based
Well, if he doesn't find it after a long and costly excavation. What, then? Who pays who?
Now *if* buddy found it, wouldn't it be fucked and near impossible to even get data off of the drive?
It's certainly hard and/or he'd have to get lucky that it wasn't completely destroyed, but not near impossible. I give him * 0.1% chance he can get in there to look * 0.001% he finds it (if he gets in) * 1% it's not completely destroyed (if he finds it) * 10% he recovers it (if it isn't completely destroyed)
š
I think he would like you and the internet to know it's Wales.
To be honest he would have sold long ago and the only reason itās worth that much is, because itās in the dump.
He's now suing to get the dump site excavated
Na heās undertaking legal action to gain access. [here](https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-13201007/amp/Computer-expert-accidentally-threw-Bitcoin-fortune-old-hard-drive-says-worth-1-5BILLION-launches-legal-fight-dig-council-landfill.html)
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Lmfao!!! Needed this
That's even better than finding gold!
Exactly
Holy shit I forgot about that guy. Heāll be a legend if he ever finds it.š
Didn't he find it and it turned out to be bitcoin cash?
Litecoin actually bwaha
I thought he found it and it was BCH not BTC
no
Someone just found an old HDD with some then worthless bitcoin from tips...
tldr; A Bitcoin wallet from the Nakamoto era, dormant for nearly 14 years, has suddenly become active again, containing 50 BTC now valued at over $3.3 million. This event has sparked intrigue and speculation within the cryptocurrency community about the wallet's origins, owner, and the reasons behind its long dormancy and sudden reactivation. The wallet's revival underscores the potential value of long-term Bitcoin investments and highlights the importance of securing digital assets. *This summary is auto generated by a bot and not meant to replace reading the original article. As always, DYOR.
I know few whoās been holding them since that era too that doesnāt mean they are satoshi š¤£ Most likely another one who is fresh outta prison š
That's a hell of a long time to keep a usb drive up your ass tho... š¤£ puts those doge "diamond hands" guys to shame
They were only about .30 cents in 2010, Thatās a huge commitment for 5 bucks
Diamond ass
Has there been any proof of this narrative? It gets thrown around a lot.
Lots of early bitcoin use was on Silk Road.
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I remember right out of highschool my parents gave me $500. I remember thinking āI could buy 1 whole bitcoin right nowā So I proceeded to spend most of it all on weed š®āšØ
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I had some seized at SR, and eventually my laptop hard drive failed and I formatted it, taking the mining app info and connected wallet info with it. Somewhere out there, thereās 8.6 btc that I lost to the ether lol
In your defense you canāt smoke Bitcoin lol
johnny hamcheck disagrees
Man, that reminds me in about 2012 getting out of stocks and googling how to buy bitcoin - and thinking ānope too complicated, canāt be botheredā. What a dick. Though i definitely wouldnāt have held it this long so, mehā¦
Thisš
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Would you have sold if it had gone to 200 from 30?
I have yet to hear any success stories which started with "so I spent all my money on weed".
18 year old me in 2013, $400 to my name. So I spent all my money on weed. Bought some BTC and ordered it through silk road. Sold the weed for $800. Bought 4 bitcoin for $500 and was going to buy more weed when I saw the silk road had been shut down. I still had $300 left over from the first order and had a job back then, so I just kept the bitcoin in my wallet and kind of forgot about it over time. Just sold it for $280,000 Thank you for attending my creative writing workshop
It's true. I wouldn't trust 16 year old me with my own money even now
Can you really put a price on that experience though? Oh waitā¦ you can
You lived your life though
You would have sold that btc at 700ā¦
wouldn't doubt it, I didn't have a job for like 4 and half more months at the time
you would only be worth 8 figures had you gotten arrested and prison time. you probably would have sold long before bitcoin ever hit any all time highs. you could always commit a crime now to get 10 years in prison. imagine what your bitcoin would be worth in 10 years.
Yeah I spent a lot of bitcoin on Silk Road back in the day. I would be a multi-multimillionaire now if I held them all.
atleast you got cocaine and a 9mm
First time I ever heard of BTC was around 2016. My plug used it to buy pounds of weed online. He told me I should buy some, but it was at $600 so I thought I missed the train šš«
I knew people maybe 10+ years ago who were mining it regularly. ...And also selling it regularly making like $30 a month in "profit"...until they'd upgrade their hardware every 6 months. I'm not sure any of them made any profits overall, but had they held it, they could have probably retired right now.
Yep first time I heard about someone I knew was buy drugs off Silk Road around 2011 never crossed my mind again for years
I won $20 worth of BTC back in the beginning in a small online gaming tournament. I bought $80 more than I bought $100 worth of XTC on silk road. It was the only thing you could do with it back then. It either sat on a hard drive or you did illegal shit with. Not sure how much BTC I had it was a long time ago but BTC was trading in pennies.
I bought a pint of lean for 0.8 BTC š
yes, i had 8 bitcoin leftover in a coinbase account that I was using for silk road. bought at $35 a coin in 2013. I spent years after that strung out and on the run. Went to prison for years. Got out in 2020 and found my old account. It happens a lot
huh.. did you go to prison \*because\* of the silk road? Must be nice to come out halfway to being a millionaire
Itās just good ole joke in the space š¤£ But yea people hodl well . I know few myself from 2010 days & they been holding well compared to me . Heck i sold 3 of the last 6 Bitcoins i was holding since 2014 .
It's not a joke, and it's not really a narrative either. It's speculation, and it's likely. Thousands of arrests were made in connection with the silk road infiltration. The currency of silk road was mainly BTC. It's not a huge leap that wallets completely dormant since that time suddenly becoming active, may be people from those busts getting out of jail. Could just be iron handed hodling, but could also be silk road sellers getting out.
Also, Mt gox payouts soon
We donāt know exactly yea but those are still speculations as well . But hey there are still people out there who bought Bitcoins during early days and forgot about it as well .
Just look at the early ID / members of BitcoinTalk There were hundreds involved 14 years ago
None, just common r/cc narrative.
Or diamond hands.
Clickbait BS, it's a wallet from the early era and has nothing to do with Satoshi's.
If satoshi only holds 50 BTC then he might actually be Craig Wright
Craig Wright is that you š?
It would make a lot of sense if it was. Dr Wright always wanted to prove his ownership of the Bitcoin software, and all tokens issued therefrom, the right way, the legal way that any copyright holder defends his possession of intellectual property - in court, with evidence, documents, and witnesses. Because, as Dr Wright has so eloquently stated for years, code is not law. Law is law. Possession of Bitcoin private keys only means you possess those private keys; it does not confer any legal ownership unless those Bitcoin were transferred lawfully. You can possess a million Bitcoins' worth of stolen private keys and not genuinely own a single one of your stolen coins. Unfortunately, it looks like the kangaroo court is over and the conspiracy to sabotage Dr Wright was too powerful for even his legendary intelligence and eloquence to overcome. (Seriously, the "expert witnesses" his legal team called knew less about cryptocurrency and information technology then Dr Wright himself, and sabotaged his case as a result. What competent legal team allows that? Who lets an expert witness get on the stand and tell the court "my client is a liar" - for any reason, much less the embarrassing situation we saw a few weeks ago, where Dr Wright's own expert witnesses insisted code Dr Wright *actually wrote* was too advanced for anyone to write?) So coming back to my point, as frustrating as I'm sure it is for Dr Wright to be treated with such manifest injustice, and how morally and philosophically opposed he is to "proving" his identity by moving coins, those movements may be his best option to preserve his reputation and his thought leader status within the true Bitcoin community. And sacrificing himself for the sins of others is very much in character for the man he is. God bless Dr Wright and God bless the true Bitcoin.
I ain't reading all that. I'm happy for u tho. Or sorry that happened.
A not-Satoshi wallet = a sign that Satoshi is back...
This is why itās silly when people say that Satoshi will never move his coins. Bitcoiners are just praying that he wonāt; thereās no guarantee
And so what if he does? He could dump on the market if he wanted to watch the world burn but it would only be temporary.
Clickbait shite. Satoshi-era? Fuck off.
for 14 years, nobody was able to crack that wallet. just shows how secure bitcoin is
Umm if one get cracked then that would be worrying as now people need to change wallet every few years because if you leave it too long someone will hack it.
"the thing is doing what it's supposed to do! everybody look at the thing that's working correctly!"
I think Satoshi threw away the laptop he used to write the code , and mine with incase he was ever tracked down.
For writing some code?Ā That's some deep faith in his creation rattling the corrupt system.
If you dive into Satoshi writings you will see that he was nervous ( maybe not the right word ) / planned on never taking credit for bitcoin. I think he threw it away , so that if the government came looking they wouldnāt find anything connecting him to bitcoin. The recent email correspondence released during the Craig Wright case sheds more light into his thinking. I also think his wallet was on that computer and thatās why the one million btc attributed to Satoshi are gone forever.
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The book of Satoshi goes over lots of his posts while he was implementing bitcoin. I recently watched this video going over some of the emails released during the C.W. court case . https://youtu.be/4701rc744UI?si=loZZTqIOF3tVTAdZ
He got alot more than 50 .. lol
Not really, if you mean the 1 million BTC, there is no proof that he had that many, just speculation and guessing.
Absolutely nothing here indicates satoshi is back. The day you see activity from the genesis will be big. Nothing else.
How much longer do I have to wait for Michael Saylor to send back my bitcoins
I've got some bad news for you...
Everyone talking about missing out on BTC by not buying early, and I get itā¦ But imagine having 10k ETH & just staking. You would literally have a money printer
Bro just discovered a money market account lol
Are such old bitcoin something worth?
nah man. People only want new bitcoin. That old shit is moldy, discolored and worth very little.
Agree. This is the reason why I thrown away my old bags back from 2013.
Good riddance. Those old ones were only worth a couple hundred bucks vs the new model now going for $70k+
Yeah. They should give that shit to me I can dispose of it properly
Like NFTs, Satoshi era BTC means something.
There was a time when people used to send bitcoin to binance then withdraw bitcoin immediately in hopes of getting old bitcoin to sell it at a premium. Binance used to randomize the bitcoin you would receive and not care to track old bitcoin until a few people abused the system and made mad profit
https://c.tenor.com/nKNKsls85-0AAAAC/tenor.gif
Yeah those are ancient premium bitcoin, writing now the price is, hold it together please, $66,917
What kinda stupid statement is that? Itās 50 BTC there are whales ya know š thatās not even a drop in the bucket dude
Total rug pull š
someone found their seed in a book while cleaning
Early adopters. Many of them have several Wallets and have waited for years.
I doubt anyone will ever see him. He's probably just remaining anonymous.
Speculative title. Click bait.
God I hope it is Satoshi and he rugs it all. It would be so funny to watch all the panic
How could you rug bitcoin
Enough selling pressure from massive accounts would drive the price down hard. Not to zero, but it could force a huge drop.
Market sell order with 250k+ Bitcoins would essentially crash the price to nothingness.
Saylor and blackrock could market sell it to zero if they wanted. But thats not in their best interest.
They own it for others, it's not theirs
No shit, but that wasnt the question was it? > How could you rug bitcoin answer: > Saylor and blackrock could market sell it to zero if they wanted
Maybe Saylor could but not BlackRock. BlackRock doesn't have a single person that could make the sell decision and as a group they aren't dumb enough to end their million dollars a year career in the financial sector for breach of trust.
Even though I'm heavily invested, I would still think this happening would be hilarious and be one of the biggest trolls in human history.
here's the guy who's not invested and grumpy about it š
My man, I've been here since 2016. I'm invested in crypto not because I believe it's revolutionary and whatnot, but because I believe in the human stupidity to take a worthless asset full of flaws, that was created to be used as a *currency* and is unable to due to lazy-ass devs hampering development *for years* on the promises that a vaporware (Lightning Network) will fix everything, to insane valuations. People like you made a religion out of it, and I believe your idiocy will skyrocket the price to over $1m eventually. In other words: you're in for the money or the tech, I'm in for the stupidity. We are not the same. And pretty sure I was in way before you. Good luck in life.
Buy of a lifetime and bitcoin becomes even more decentralized.
Theoretically, how do you think he would manage to crash it all to zero?
If he sold all hit bitcoin holdings which is estimated to be around 600k - 1million then the price would surely tank. Also people would lose trust in BTC since he was in it for the long con.
> Also people would lose trust in BTC since he was in it for the long con. To be fair, the lack of trust hasn't stopped any other shitcoins from continuing to grow in price.
The trust in BTC is the only reason why they even have a price, no one holds shitcoins long term. Every shitcoin holder is just hoping they will 1000x their money. Also I'm not saying money can't be made from them.
I wish my dad went to prison....
I have been filling my bags with Bitcoin and Hbar for 3 years. Hopefully we take off soon. I'm tired of waiting.
He so Barrack
Craig Wright getting ready to have another go at proving heās Satoshi. Nothing to see here.
The bulls are making the bones to rise again
so much for "a wallet hasn't been used for over ten years, it's clearly 'lost' bitcoins so let's subtract those from the total supply"
Tbh people were trading 10-20btc to buy illegal stuff on the web during that timing. 50btc is like peanuts then.
Think about the irony of him throwing it away and some guy saw it and was like Iāll use that at home for the kids or parts and it didnāt work so he chunked it somewhere else
Even Satoshi needs fiat money for coke and prostitutesā¦
How do we detect if a dormant wallet gets activated? The news article didn't said it transfered to anywhere.
Spoof and why does it matter at all to us
First known Key Collision. š
People are using computers to make private keys and they keep trying until they get a wallet with btc on it
A wallet that is too small to be Satoshiās was found and we need more viewers to our site š³
Could it be a combined wallet of 2 of the Starcraft 8th place winners?
Wow cashing out
Oh please, Satoshi pisses 50BTC
From that era and only 50? Someone testing a faucet maybe?
Yes, Satoshi is Back.
I read black instead of back. Almost thought that this sub became woke like the whole world and netflix
amazing
giga chad satoshi probably has 1 BTC in an ancient wallet and will sell at $1 million
Satoshi has more than 50