Thread 509534089

Man just pulled out 10k BTC. He acquired 10,000 $BTC at $0.78 per coin.

And today, he just sent all 10K Bitcoin in just one transaction.

That’s $1.1 BILLION.

>>509534089 (OP)
>>>/biz/

They'll never catch me

>>509534089 (OP)
Uh-oh. Did he just signal the peak?

>>509534089 (OP)
>9999BTC transaction fee

D-do we buy the dip or grab our money and run?

The rugpull has begun

>>509534089 (OP)
smells like a scam btc niggers watch out

>>509534089 (OP)
Satoshi has a million Bitcoin.

>>509534089 (OP)
That has to be the biggest ROI in the history of the world. I should have bought 200k Of them back In 2010

What if he was hacked somehow?

>>509534242
This is what I fear

>>509534406
The fallout would be the same regardless.

>>509535891
How bad will the fallout be if he decides to dump it all onto the market?

Satoshi Nakamura translates to Central Intelligence

>>509536034
Companies and governments slurp up the dip and panicsellers lose like always

>>509534089 (OP)
I wish I would have bought 500 dollars worth, when those were 0.25 each.
I thought: no, I'm not going to get into this pump and dump theft. However, seeing what useless insufferable scum the bitcoin buyers are and have been... I wish I could take everything from them and leave them homeless on the streets eating dogs shit.
KYS scammers. I look forward to seeing you faggot niggers lose everything.

>>509534367
Implying you wouldn't have shit your pants and sold at $10

>>509534089 (OP)
imagine if they just dump all 10000 btc at once, causing a mass price dump. Then all institutional algos will see the price crash and also dump.

>>509534089 (OP)
SELL SELL SELL
>>509536210
you wouldn't have held it

>>509534089 (OP)
Not Satoshi, but "satoshi era" wallets. They have started moving starting 2024 with just a few millions here and there, this is the biggest move I have seen.

>so what is going on?
Current BTC block chain protection is theoretically vulnerable to quantum computer force hacking. If say, the US or China decided to dedicate their quantom computers to breaking it. To be fair the computer they need to use would have to be at least 100x more powerful than what is public knowledge

>>509534181
yup back to 70K for next 2 years

diversifying a billion somewhere else sounds smart. an entire nothing.
>the golden age of america
billion in boomercoin would be my guess

>>509536431
That is literally what would finally cause crypto garbage to be permanently destroyed. All it takes is one whale to sink the whole ship, if they would be so daring.

>>509536278
I laughed. Best Post. This investor knows the reality of greed vs fear.

>>509536132
holy shit youre right

Fake. Satoshi is dead and most likely that Hal guy.

Can you even sell this many btc for cash? Let's say hypothetically i bought $20k of btc in 2011. Could i realistically exchange that for real world money today? In one transaction?

>>509536461
I would have been out a a few thousand. No way did I ever think you people were this fucking stupid. It will end-up at zero nigger, so enjoy the zero.

>>509534089 (OP)
Its a signal. Saudi's spent 1.1 billion on lcid.
Some 9 11 weird shit is happening

>>509534089 (OP)
He could have just moved it to another wallet. Nothing says he traded it for USD.

>>509536755
Absolutely not, most places you won't be able to cash out 100k.

Why would you want to cash out though? You would have to pay half of it on taxes. What you would do is take a USD loan on your crypto and live off of that. Repay loan with crypto

>>509534308
>CIAoshi MI6mosaddomotto "withdrew" Shitcoin
>which allegedly HE invented
>but somehow "acquired" (aka had to buy it LOL)
>Reality - CBDC is right around the corner, CR@PTO will be MADE 100000000% ILLEGAL
>JEWSSA needs $$$ for Pissrael and JEWkraine

>>509534089 (OP)
Obviously related to the Big Bueatiful Bill psyop, since BTC is a creation of the usual suspects (intelligence).

>>509536278
>Moments before this reply

>>509537148
That was my original problem with Crypto. If it’s not backed by any sort of regulatory system. And not backed by any actual market. How the fuck is it so valuable? The way it was advertised it Sounded like a bullshit company store fiat grift for silk road

>>509534089 (OP)
If I were him I wouldnt accept fair value for it. He clearly had money this whole time. The discipline it would take to sit on that for 14 years while working an office position doesnt exist

>>509537514
it's regulated. it's valuable as an experiment. a veblen good that is (or, will be*) 'absolutely scarce' in economic terms. (bitcoin, not others)

Wow. Almost like it is a fiat currency not backed by anything of actual value.

You know, like, stocks, bullets, silver, and mylar bags of grain and beans with oxygen absorbers.

>>509537514
Bitcoin became valuable when stablecoins joined the party.

First stablecoins were backed one to one to usd in bank accounts. Then it was usd and derivatives. Finally people with stablecoins just used all the money to buy bitcoin and called their investments derivatives.

If you look at the market value of crypto vs how much actual money people put in every year things become clear fast. just ask any AI to run the numbers

>>509534089 (OP)
That wasnt satoshi lol stop the misinfo

>>509534089 (OP)
Craig Wright finally found his wallet

>>509537577
Unless he gets to issue it and needed to wait for sufficient volume to dump a block to keep future issuances from being worthless. The equation is a lot different if you don't have to pay for your shares/crypto. This guy is no white collar chump.

>>509534089 (OP)

whats

he

gonna

buy?

>>509536431
Daily trade volume for BTC is like 40 billion+
Selling 1billion dollars worth of coins wouldn't even cause a dip

>>509536132
bingo

>>509534089 (OP)
Has anybody actually made significant money from bitcoin? Like actually translating that much bitcoin to real dollars?

UNCLE MOISHE!!!!

>>509537148
Completely wrong. Crypto IS (will be) the CBDC.

>>509534089 (OP)
How did you know he's active? I heard accounts are very private.

>>509534089 (OP)
He bought it for 0.78 and sold them at 109246?

>>509534089 (OP)
The pump and dump is complete. BTC was never a real currency and has no actual utility or value.

>>509538889
Pajeetnadian on display chat.
>Crypto in context is referred to all the shitcoins your kin is peddling , including $BTC
>CBDC uses the same principle, but NO ONE WILL MAKE current crypto into CBDC
If you can grasp this basic concept, I have nothing else to say than just
>INBRED 20 IQ PAJEET

>>509539123
he is not active. They are talking about "satoshi era" accounts. People that bought btc for pennies 15 years ago and lost their wallets that are now worth billions.

These wallets should not be moving, they have probably been hacked

>>509539123
>very private.
Every blockchain transaction is permanent public record that anyone can see. It's the least private financial transaction possible.

>>509536278

This

>>509534367
i was mining the shit in mid 2011

>>509536132
Did they run out of money for gayops?

>>509536463
>Current BTC block chain protection is theoretically vulnerable to quantum computer force hacking. If say, the US or China decided to dedicate their quantom computers to breaking it. To be fair the computer they need to use would have to be at least 100x more powerful than what is public knowledge
The black projects are at least 25 years ahead of anything you think you know. Likely more.

>>509536278
There wasn't really an easy way to actually sell off large amounts of bitcoin until it was well over $100

>>509539399
BTC will be captured and made part of the CBDC system via absolute control and surveillance of all legal spending.

>>509539462
with zk-SNARKs it is not

>>509534089 (OP)
I have BTC since 2013, told my friend back then to get some and said no, he's still crying about it

>>509537514
its value is the blockchain
a 100% public, tamper proof ledger
every transaction is recorded with no way to alter the past or hide something

it's a CIA psyop to replace actual currency with it, so nobody can hide anything

but you are right, until governments back it, it is worthless, but this whole thing stinks of CIA and in the future they probably will

everyone is betting on that being the case

of course it probably is just an experiment and when the government "bitcoins" roll out they will not be the actual bitcoin, but their own blockchain, therefore rendering actual bitcoins worthless

or it could be the Jews' attempt to create a global currency and therefore they will adopt the actual bitcoin as it and bitcoins will be worth millions

it's a gamble on what the psyop's actual goal is

>>509534242
Would be so fucking funny lmao, please let it be true

>>509534089 (OP)
It's not Satoshi. It's Roger Ver. He bought about $100K worth of BTC when it was under a dollar. Which is around the amount of BTC these accounts have, over a 150K BTC.

So that Roger Ver is worth about 9 billion dollars...kek


This is all allegedly ofc

>>509534089 (OP)
Why would you cash out? Aren't hodlers always telling everyone that Bitcoin will replace the worthless fiat system?

>>509540189
>Why would you cash out? Aren't hodlers always telling everyone that Bitcoin will replace the worthless fiat system?
You need bag holders to cash out on.

>>509534089 (OP)
No I didn't I'm still living in poverty hiding from the rozzas.

>>509538074
sounds like a ponzy scheme

>>509534089 (OP)
I'm supposed to believe this nigga only has 10k?

reminder that there are minted pedo millionaires out there thanks to their bitshit transactions

>>509539454
thats not good either
I thought Bitcoin is "unhackable"?

>>509539975
>He bought about $100K worth of BTC when it was under a dollar
that is insane
who would do something like that

>>509540758
lol

>>509539821
bro this is /pol/ we just need to meme it into existence. the market is so fucking fickle and retarded in fact if I was making the same suggestion but about the stock market it would be highly illegal (unless I was a rothschild kike)
>HOLY FUCK THE CHINK JUST RUGGED HIS MEMECOIN! BTC DEAD. PULL OUT NOW OR GET LEFT HOLDING THE BAG!!!!11

>>509534242
I will buy at $10K

>>509540698
of course it is a ponzi scheme, what else could it be?

As with all ponzi schemes you want to get in early and out before it pops. In between you do everything you can to convince other idiots to get in

>>509534334
i hope he dumps everything, gets a private army and then reclaims rhodesia

>>509534242
Jalife alluded to this as well.

>>509534135
stop spying on me

>>509540852
People with millions of dollars that can afford to lose $100K and understand how money works I guess. Roger was already into Crypto at the time, and a libertarian so BTC was sort of a perfect match for him. Bought a lot, and used to flee the USA.

Picture Jack fucking a little girl to death while Epstein watch

>>509534089 (OP)
>just sent all 10K Bitcoin in just one transaction
govt buying up bitcoin, it's ogre

>>509534089 (OP)
Finally found that flashdrive I misplaced years ago

That could've been me but no.. I bought candy and drinks and thought crypto wasn't going anywhere.. kill me

why do glowniggers shit on crypto so much

>>509542555
Just tell yourself you would have sold the moment BTC hit ten bucks. That is what I do when I think about BTC at one dollar I did not buy

>>509534089 (OP)
catch me if you can, negroes

>>509534089 (OP)
I mean I'm just stating the obvious like it isn't going to?

>>509542778
You're a good anon for sharing the copium around. And for most people you say it to it is almost certainly true.

How am I the only person who knows how this shit works? It's like so simple that it's boring, it's simple because it works on human nature and I mean just look at these schlemihls

>>509542828
you can outrun us
but you can't outrun the Sun
a well-timed CME is all it would take

>>509536210
>>509536461
>you wouldn't have held it
That’s what I tell myself. I ALMOST bought BTC during the lulzsec thing and I would have considered myself so fucking smart for selling at $500 right before it “collapsed” back to $90.

In the long view, I always believed in the idea of BTC, but my hands would not have been hard enough to hold on for this ride.

>>509542778
It could always be worse. Back in 2010 I would go on /g/ (that's where the Bitcoin threads were) and we would all give away bitcoin to each other to anons that didn't have any.

I probably have away 400 BTC on 4chan back then.


>fuuuuuuu

I knew about bitcoin in 2010. I have absolutely no opinion about it. My honest reaction is as such: ._.

Tards once again making a conspiracy theory out of nothing. This has nothing to do with USAID being shut down.

and here I am wondering If I will eat tomorrow.

>>509541890
Picture Jack Dorsey fucking the shit-filled ass of a 3 year old Palestinian amputee, male OR female. Post-orgasm-torture your boyfriend until he piss for this

>>509543115
I don't have enough copium for you, you are on your own.

>>509542778
I stand by my decision to not buy. It was pitched as a new digital currency. It was obvious from day one that it could not function as a real currency. To this day it is still not actually used as a currency. What I never accounted for was how retarded normies are and how much money they would dump into this obviously useless fake money. These days when I invest I account for normie stupidity. Morons will throw money at any dumb idea like Tesla, AI, crypto. None of these companies actually do anything and don't make money but it's irrelevant as long as retards keep throwing money at the stocks or crypto.

>>509540852
IDK who Roger Ver is but I think it was Roderick Long who said in 2012 that he was putting all of his retirement in BTC because it was his bet against the Federal Reserve… if he actually DID that, holy shit.

>>509541004
Everybody buys bitcoin at the price they deserve. Or they stay poor.

>>509534181
absofuckinglutely

>>509543254
Bitcoin is actually pretty smart as a digital currency, its only real issue is it was not designed to handle the kind of volume it sees. It should have had the block size change variably based on transaction speed, the same way the hash difficulty changes based on mining speed.

>>509534367
i owned 20,000 at one point and sold all of them after a 10% gain back when it was a few cents because i needed rent money. im still poor.

>>509542778
>>509542896
unironically just walked me back from the cliff

>>509536278
More likely would have lost it in mt goy lmao.

>>509543408
larp or serioes?

>>509543115
I remember those threads. There was a lot of Indians spamming every thread. There was so many stories. Even people saying they where (sick) and needed BTC to purchase from Silk Road.
Man. Those where the days. Damn

>>509534089 (OP)

Satoshi here.

Whatever you do, DON'T SELL.

>>509543566
There are probably people right now who have $1M+ worth of bitcoin that they got just by idly mining it back when 20,000 BTC bought a pizza.

>>509536278
In all likelihood, that would be the case, but having $2M early on in your life would still be a big win, and it could set you up to become wealthy later in life. Like if you rolled 5% of that back into Ethereum, you'd have fuck you money by now.
Whenever I see dormant wallets that become active after 10+ years like this, I think that it must be someone who lost their wallet and later rediscovered it by some miracle. Either that, or someone found a way to break into some old wallets. There's just no way anybody is going to watch $100k turn into $1B without cashing out a little bit along the way. Even the most brass balled psychopath would shit their pants long before it turned into a billion

>>509543529
real. im an alcoholic trying to drink myself to death. its been the only thing i can think about for years.

>>509543566
I still remember when the first congressional hearings were going on about BTC and we were all worried it would be banned. BTC got up to like $250 and every one on /news/ thought we made it.

Those really were great times. BTC was so much fun under $1000, now it's kind of lame.

>>509534089 (OP)
>10k

Got damn. I thought I was doin something when I sold 41 of them that I'd had for years, back in January.

>>509534089 (OP)
it's roger ver, not satoshi

So with a market cap of 2.15 trillion it would be like $465 to a millionaire. Yeah not really earth shattering.

Everyone using or promoting digital currencies deserves to roast in hell for eternity. Have fun burning dickheads. You did it to yourselves. Remember that

>>509534367
I bought the best batch of heroin I've ever had in my life from Germany for 3 Bitcoin back in 2011. Honestly it might have been worth it, what a fucking week that was

>>509543848
malding bitch

But why would someone trade useful based BTC for USD?!?!

>>509544108

Because it's not Satoshi, it's the first installment of coup funding because Trump has the glowniggers on the ropes. They're dipping into their Hail Mary fund. If it were anything remotely normal they would have done at least one test transaction. 14 years of no movement then cashing in a billion.

>>509544524
Holy cope

>>509537514
>If it’s not backed by any sort of regulatory system. And not backed by any actual market. How the fuck is it so valuable?
ITS NOT PEGGED ITS NOT PEGGED TO ANYTHING ITS NOT REAL MONEY BECAUSE I DONT UNDERSTAND SOMETHING IT MEANS IT CANT BE WORTH ANYTHING I AM AN ALPHA MALE I AM A WINNER WHY DOES BITCOIN KEEP MOONING WHY WHY WHYYYYY

>>509543687
sucks dude, can't stand any of this fake dogshit "wealth" of paper and digital bits

>>509544108
explain how BTC is useful when everyone can track your wallet and see what you buy or donate to and the govt can block and ban you and steal your shit or arrest you

>>509539389
Seriously. Everybody I know with this shit always brags about how much it's worth but they can't buy anything with it.

It was marketed a lot like how Android was, being all open source and extensible while the reality was that what you did with your phones was still all controlled by phone company Jews. Bitcoin's original hype was that it was going to be a persistent anonymous liquid asset to be used like dollars. What even does anybody do with this shit other than launder money, sit on it, or use it to buy small amounts of dope?

Remember owning bitcoin and the first thing was trying to purchase child porn. That currency is fucked up.

>>509545050
>explain how BTC is useful when everyone can track your wallet and see what you buy or donate to and the govt can block and ban you and steal your shit or arrest you
Well you see how nobody really knows who owns the wallets in this story?
Nobody also knows which wallets are mine.
This is very useful for hiding money

>>509545514
>they can't buy anything with it.
We have crypto Visa cards now. You can spend Fartcoin directly. It's even integrated with Apple/Google. Don't get left behind anon
Nostr network is integrating direct p2p lightning payments. Soon we won't even need Visa. We can just tap our phones and pay anonymously via NFC.
Banks and governments no longer required

>>509542778
Probably I would've sold at 30k as I heard about it in school when it was like 0.004 which I shrugged off and not once until later when it was everywhere "30k 30k" and I tried to remember if I bought any coins but nah, all candy and soda..
So not at 100k, no but 30k.

>>509545837
>spend BTC to buy a pizza
>the next day the same BTC would buy 10 pizzas

You can't buy anything with it

>>509545625
every wallet can be traced back to the fiat onramp you dumb nigger

>>509534308
What I find most suspicious about bitcoin is the halving process coinciding with US Presidential Elections. Every 210,000 blocks, or roughly every four years.

The halving process has virtually always lead to bull markets in bitcoin. 2016-2017, 2020 -2021, and now 2024-2025. Then whales take their takes, bitcoin shits the bed and it all starts over again.

Bitcoin bull markets suppress general commodity prices. This creates an ideal economic environment for elections. Bitcoin absorbs inflation through speculation of digital information. Inflation is then flushed down the Bitcoin bear market toilet. Waiting for the next FED inflation turd.

>>509534089 (OP)
You're retarded holy fuck. Never post again.

>>509545976
yeah you can trace... the basis?
ask me how I know you're poor

>>509546069
That's exactly how the Chinese dumped a ton of their debt on the shitcoin/stablecoin market.

>>509538283
More iron done missiles for Israel

>>509534089 (OP)
satoshi has over 100k btc retard.

>>509545976
>every wallet can be traced back to the fiat onramp you dumb nigger
Ok so trace the wallets in OP's story back to their fiat onramp

>>509534089 (OP)
He played the long con. Well done.

>>509539567
There's no such thing. Governments are as retarded as they seem.

I remember in like 2008 or 2009 a friend was telling me about bitcoin and trying to convince me to buy like $100 worth. he said they were worthless but if they went up you would be rich and if they didn't you would only be out $100. it made sense to me so I was going to do it, but when I told my mom about how you had to use your bank account info to open a shitcoin wallet she thought it was a scam and convinced me not to. I bring this up every time she talks to me about not having money.

>>509534089 (OP)
It's 8 wallets in total. Over 4 billion usd

>>509543930
>malding bitch
Oh your definitely taking a trip to hell. Hope you find what your looking for.
Asshole...

>>509536132
>>509539550
These anons get it. For most of their history, glowniggers operated on drug money (from se Asia, central Asia and central america). China undermined the gravy train with synthetic dope so the pivot was to something even more Jewish.

>>509548349
Shut the fuck up faggot. You're not God and you don't get to make the judgment call of who goes to Hell and who doesn't. Blasphemous cunt

>>509548437
Ross Ulbricht did get released. Could be left over from his silk road days.

>>509548517
The government took Ross' coins when he got arrested. But he received $30M worth of coins in donations after getting released. A lot of wealthy bitcoiners credit him with making Bitcoin popular/valuable in the first place. So he got some huge donations from them

>>509539821
Bitcoin allows people to pay for all kinds of goods and services that would get them arrested/blacklisted otherwise. its a good system, a good service

>>509542749
Uh because its not USA's proprietary product? USA wants the dollar to be the international money. Bitcoin gives USA elite shitfits. Every time the price of btc goes up the dollar is less important

>>509534089 (OP)
I'm so fucking poor, bros. I've got about $100 spare cash this month, how the fuck is this sustainable. 50k would change my life and I can watch people put that amount on a single black jack hand on YouTube. Fuckkkkkkkkkkk

Moved it where? Definitely not his bank account at Chase or Citibank. Some hitman in Ukraine, Iran or Russia is getting it.

>>509534367
Right after they rolled this out - about the time they paid 10k for pizza - we had a layoff at work. About 80 folks got hit - back in the great recession. I had just read about bitcoin and when me an another tech got assigned to clearing out the cubes, I jokingly said - we should put all of these dormant PCs into a poll and start mining for bitcoin so we can buy a pizza too.
I think about that a lot.

>>509534089 (OP)
Sell signal.

>>509543687
Its a fun journey until it turns horrible and you are forever broken if you survive

>>509541087
you think satoshi is elon?

>>509542229
do we know what the government's bitcoin address is?
didn't the us create a bitcoin stockpile out of seized assets?

>>509534089 (OP)
>its 1.1 billion
No its not. Its numbers on a screen

I bought a single bitcoin for 1300.00.
I traded it to APMEX for gold bars in 2022. Gold was about 1900.00 an ounce at the time.
Pretty much the only lucky move I've ever made in my whole life.

>>509543376
>distributed public ledger
no, the big issue is that it's not anonymous
if my transactions are being recorded i might as well just use sovereign fiat
it's far more convenient

>>509534089 (OP)
See you at zero.
Just like video game money it was fun while it lasted.

>>509548972
I used to mine on computers at the netcafe, here and there. And on my old PC at home. But it was mostly out of curiosity. Years later the amount I had mined was worth about $200 NZ dollars. I remember telling people about Bitcoin like it was an interesting, but probably not likely success. If only I had gone all out, lol. I sold that Bitcoin a few years ago and I still call it the easiest money I ever made. It’s too bad, I could have mined on every computer in the city.

>>509543640
why not?
what can satoshi do with all that btc, other than sell?

>>509536278
>>509539541

That's what i did. Mined a few BTC on a 2x 6970 setup for a bit. Sold when it dropped from ~20 to 10$ in 2011. Used it to buy a Humble Indie Bundle. Worst fucking transaction of my life.

Sent where

Probably some crypto billionaire just moving it to a different wallet observing everyone flip out for the lulz

>>509549693
don't ask don't tell.
Just keep holding the bag.

WELL, WELL, WELL.
just means I'll be buying more.
sucks to suck.
welcome to oblivion.

>>509536132
So Satoshi nakamoto_carr.

Is Aaron Carr.
Carr x Aaron.

It's the CIA agien.

Who?

>>509544669
Dollars are just paper
Gold is just metal

I don't get how people don't realize value is subjective.

>>509534242
What does Sam Hyde say and what does he do rn

>>509550094
Moto-cross moto-car anyway,
Christ is king.

>>509549627
Similar - I read up on it, but at the time, it just seemed pointless. I'm not even sure what the hash rate was back then and what a few days of effort on that side project would have done for me.
But it's kind of fun and sad at the same to think that I could have mined 10-20 no problema back then. Maybe 100?
I definitely wouldn't have known any better and probably would have bought some tendies with it before it mushroomed into what it is today.

>>509550204
We couldn’t have known. I’ve learned to next time go with my crazy hunches. And my own Dad told me next time I have a hunch like that, to tell him. I’ve bought small amount of crypto recently with my Dad.

>>509534203

https://youtu.be/Sx5bUAvE8HQ?si=W9ixzTZ1-FJYsuBd

>>509550204
Vroom vroom.

If not coin replaced the Petro dollar this guy has us by the balls!

>>509534089 (OP)
Im not checking but if this is real that means something big is about to happen.

>>509550204
I used to mine it on my old WindowsXP setup. It was way faster back then. If I scaled up the few computers and hours I spent on mining to say, even a year’s worth of dedicated effort I could have easily had a few grand in the bank. If I simply bought a few computers and ran them all day back then, with a few maybe running on the side - I think it could have easily been 10k.

If bit coin replaces the Petro dollar this guy has us by the balls!

>>509537514
Blackrock and vanguard hold a shiton of bitcoin. Until you see them pull out its safe. Blackrock holds 3.34% of the bitcoin supply themselves, not sure about vanguard.

>>509534089 (OP)
If this meant anything at all the market would have already reacted.

>>509550380
This E coin is fucking useless.

Just get are balls out of the vise!

>>509534089 (OP)
>REAL
mein gott....Satoshi is either literally CIA/some other state actor or unironically an AGI agent.

>>509544524
Do people still support trump on /pol/ or are you just actually stupid?

>>509550474
>Satoshi is Literally Carr I? Aaron.?

>>509534367
I have $70k in BTC but can't access the account because of password shit and a new phone number. I had more in other accounts I forgot about but those sites sent emails saying it would be confiscated due to prolonged no check-ins. Inb4 store it yourself. Never expected it to hit $100k and most of it was sent for "favors" anyway. Binance fucking sucks, they confiscated like $20k then auto-emailed to say there was never anything anyway so no worries. Also motherfuckers try and fail to hack those old accounts all the time, alerts still sent, and there is nothing to do about it. A lawyer can't really do anything either, not without 'em paying $10k.

>>509541004
TSMT GET READY SLURPGODS THIS IS OUR CHANCE

>>509534089 (OP)
Satoshi = CIA

>>509550367
Ugh. It was definitely sub $1 when this happened - 2009 - and all of these desktop and workstation systems were pretty powerful for the time. It was the SW team that got wacked to move things to China - that was all the management rage at the time back then.
Not going to go back and get too worked up about it, but what could have been. Still, I never got there - that guy in the UK that tossed his hard disk with a few thousand on it - he literally had them in his hands. I think he's been trying to get permission to dig up the local trash dump for a decade now. That would really hurt.

>>509540758
They are saying the cryptography cannot be cracked but hacking just means finding out someone's private key

>>509550703
Honk?

>>509550573
henlo tay

>>509536132
Okay but what about Hikaru Nakamoto?
Satoshi Nishimura has nothing on Hiroyuki Nakamura.

>>509550868
So Mr. ARC (MARC) and Mark Zuckerberg created Facebook.

You you kill your Creator?

Then scan your systems coding.

His power level is over 9,000!

>>509536132
Satoshi's true name is Hajosiko Tojotashi

>>509536463
I have been saying for years that crypto is vulnerable to quantum computers.

>>509551278
They are not vulnerable to quantum computers because quantum computers are science fictional theory and you are speculating on this buzz word with no proof

>>509534089 (OP)
First you wait for the government to buy, THEN you rugpull.

>>509543687
2,162,620,000 US Dollar (USD)

dude, that is insane... maybe if you had that much cash you would have done something harmful to yourself so maybe some kind of mysterious blessing in disguise

im glad u liked my story yesterday mr chan

>I would like to withdraw 1 billion please. In small notes.
How such a transaction moving 1 billion from an exchange to banks can be done anonymously, if not done by the feds?

>>509543408
sold 2 at ~100 USD each. One of it to an US company which after few months was shut down by feds (illegal currency trading, at the time).
>>509543687
not worth it. Go enjoy simple things.

>>509547280
Governments are 99% retarded yes, but if you give a bunch of top nerds infinite black budgets and free reign they can do a ton of fucking things
When the NSA cyberweapons leak happened that was a glimpse to their capabilities and the capabilities were vast

>>509543813
>He was indicted in April 2024 for income tax evasion in the US
This gonna be good

I bought 1BTC for $5
Got hype when I sold it for ~$120 Had my money on some russian trading site (btc-e or something like that).
>FBI and the gang raided the owner
>I lost my nuggies-money
Don't really care since I'm a retard

>>509552566
that BTC is probably sitting in some fat jew bastards wallet in Tel Aviv

>>509550523
false dichotomies are a sign of a subpar education

Ahh other wholecoiner bros ITT?
I'm not worried at all for price action since I just want to accumulate.

>>509552020
These transactions are typically handled over the counter

>>509552020
As anon said it's called an OTC transaction (over the counter) and it's done with market makers directly so that the purchase doesn't impact the market.

>>509539708
It already is captured, Satoshi is fiction, it's American intelligence agencies playing with this shit, and the big boys always have been. Rugpull soon.

I just put all my money into waffles
Tasty waffles with lots of syrup

>>509534089 (OP)
>no test transaction

>>509541044
Thats what the stock market is. A lot of things honestly. My dad still talks about how everyone just openly fucked everyone. Why? Because it was OK. No law. Still your morals must be fucked.

>>509552566
I found out about it in 2011-2012 and put together a basic dual Radeon HD 5850 rig. Got my buddy into it with me and we mined for several months. I think I stopped at 22 BTC because it was barely breaking even on the extra power bill.

Held on to them for another year or so until I was briefly unemployed. Sold them for ~$500 thinking "well that internet money was fun I guess".

Heh.

>>509552905
>>509552967
>doesn't impact the market
so much for supply and demand. Nevertheless, seeing that all governments are broke and hungry for tax money, if the person choose to cash in there will be a lot of interest. There are no true safe heavens tax-wise, just tolerated.

>>509553215
Yeah a lot of people mining in that mine simply sold what came in instantly, i remember that too
t. also 5850 :D

>>509553361
>in that *time*

>>509553361
>5850
god those cards were the GOAT for mining back then.

>>509550204
Meh. I view someone who's bitcoin-rich the same way I might view someone who owns a theoretically-valuable collectible item. It's only super valuable if you can:
a) find someone willing to pay you for it or someone willing to trade you what you want for it and
b) if you're actually willing to part with it

And while a lot of the /biz/brains are quick to point out that there's an increasing number of businesses that will offer goods or services for bitcoins or options for converting quickly back into cash, which, credit where it's due, yeah there are - most of them will get *super* uncomfortable when you broach the second condition. The moment you talk about actually doing anything that requires cashing in some of that theoretical wealth - paying off all the debts they're complaining about or diversifying their investment or really anything that isn't just hoarding bitcoin and watching the line go up and down - they start getting really anxious and angry.

>>509553361
thanks for the group therapy session

>2.12 trillion USD worth of bitcoin is currently owned
>if everyone sold all of their bitcoins today only 200 to 250 billion dollars USD would be available

bitcoin is fake and gay. worlds biggest ponzi scheme.

>>509536755
You'd have to go directly to institutions and sell at a bit of a discount.

>>509553744
There are crypto exchanges trading tens of billions of dollars worth of crypto daily. Liquidity isn't an issue unless you're cashing out ridiculously huge amounts. A few million is nothing. Just pay your taxes on it if you don't want to get raped by the government

>>509534089 (OP)
So like. Who cares? The amount of bitcoin doesn't change.

>>509534089 (OP)
now he will cash out and crash the market

>>509547280
Those projects aren't run by the government.

Why are White people so bad with money lol

>>509554829
>worlds biggest ponzi scheme.
yes.
but also everything kinda is. capitalism is extremely fake too.
national socialism is the rational monetary system but it was killed by the golems

>>509556030
Why do indians worship toilets instead of using them?

>>509553136
dang thats a good point. literal chad going in raw and moving a billion dollars without a practice run or confirmation double check. and here i am like a cuck religiously checking the address and double checking and doing a test run of $5 before every transfer

Should've used Monero.

>>509550591
jesus man
god i fuckin hate crypto

>>509556083
No wonder the worship the Jew so devoutly

>>509543673
the minute it hit $1 million, should just take it out and put it in the stock market
who gives a shit about waiting for a billion?
your life isn't going to get any better after a few million... waiting for a billion is just that stupid number addiction, trying to be a big wig, mentally ill top player

>>509556965
Yeah I agree at this point a few million would be life changing, but there are people to whom a few million dollars is nothing. People who are already rich enough to have all their own needs met and now just want to farm more money through investments so their grandchildren's grandchildren have generational wealth. People forget just how much inequality exists today. 1000 people own half the wealth in America

>>509534367
I had £14k in free cash, knew about it in 2009 courtesy of Slashdot. Decided it would probably amount to nothing but still bought 10 just for a laugh. Then lost the hard drive during a move and have effectively lost them forever.

>>509534089 (OP)
Not Satoshi, all of his btc were mined at $0.00 value.
A lot on the genesis block chain which can not be sold.
He didn't buy a single btc.
This is simply some dude buying 10k early.
Most likely finding it many years later.
Even if it's something else Satoshi's remain to this day untouched.

>>509538074
>If you look at the market value of crypto vs how much actual money people put in every year things become clear fast.
That's a good point. The BTC price rise are mostly due to people holding it than people buying it? Not sure if my question make sense, sorry..

>>509538575
>real
>dollars
pick one lmao

>>509534334
He has 1.1 million, 50 are locked and can't be sold as they are on the genesis block chain and the rest have never been touched.

>>509550815
Could be related to the recent major password leak unveiling some old data??? (nah, I know its glowkikes)

>>509557109
they could do that or just pass down some simple advice, where to put several million for their children and they'll never have to worry about anything, but the addiction is too hard to turn away for some ppl

>>509534089 (OP)
Where did the 0.01 come from?
What's the wallet I.d?
Is this the only transaction? As in on buy of 10k?

>>509536463
quantum computer is a VC-funded meme, retard

>>509534089 (OP)
>That’s $1.1 BILLION.
No it's not, no bank will give you 1.1 billion

>>509534089 (OP)
The 666 bill just got signed into law, maybe its the government buying them.

>>509557728
He'll buy an amazon gift card and redeem it later.

>>509556733
Luma is the goat coin

>>509548812
damn this might be the only nonbot post itt

>>509534089 (OP)
Told you this would happen.
Biggest scam in the history of human kind.

>>509534181
Yes
>>509534203
Run. Run right now.
>>509534334
Yep

>>509534089 (OP)
He can't hide that much money if he really is a real person. It's like coming out of the closet. Unless, of course, the glowniggers were behind it from the start.

>>509549476
wow that's just like my goybucks!!!

>>509539713
based

zcash has dogshit dx though, but there are no other alternatives that check the other important boxes

>>509549688
Oofers

We could of all been millionaires bro's. 1 single cent per Bitcoin back in the day.

i did it and gave it to my zoomer gf

>>509559634

> her lips are almost as wide as her eyes are apart
Tyrone was here

did he sold or just moved the btc to another wallet?

>>509536132
Yes it does


>>509537148
Fpbp

>>509542555
Swedish banks and institutions still hate crypto for some reason. The pressure against it is so strong that most people get deterred from it. That we're supposed to be a tech advanced nation that adopts the latest innovations hasn't mattered.

>>509550474 yes

>>509550573 witnessed and repo'd

>>509536278
I used them to buy drugs
>>509539706
Hahaha, no. OP proves you wrong. That kind of bitcoins were used for day to day transactions on the Silk Road exchange network back then

>>509534089 (OP)
What about the 50 million in BTC + amnesty Avril Haines gave Nick the Spic gave exchange for all J6-communications and for him to become an asset/mouthpiece for the dems? I was involved with collating the materials for that case in September of 2021.

>>509543900
From Berlin? Did you shoot it?

>>509534089 (OP)
Hi Satoshi, may I have a btc?
One time I had 80 btc.
But ive also never had more than $5k in my life.
Thank you
bc1qcdrhtsqg7z0esp5wm80yprsvcpwqfzw7xzmqkv

>>509563804
>One time I had 80 btc.
But ive also never had more than $5k in my life.

Literally 99.999999% of people on this board and social media/internet a whole. You are not different.

I thought they dont let you cash out

>>509534089 (OP)
I bought a few bitcoins back in the day (like 2014) but I spent them all on drugs

>>509563876
Im different

Ohh nooooooo

>>509557452
Damn bro

>>509539567
I doubt it, based on the way acquisition works nowadays

>>509536278
We used to laugh at people on /g/.
There was one meme floating around a guy used 10,000 Bitcoin to buy a pizza and he was so happy with himself.
Then around 2014 when it started climbing, everyone changed opinions. We all started mining.
I dumped at $1,000 each. Made about $20k from it all. we just didn't know how big it was going to get.

>>509536210
Always a yank flag being a coping fag, do they put estrogen in your water supply, nigger?

>retards get ponzi'ed
Based.

>>509536132
No it doesn't

>>509564229
>25 years
Skunkworks man. And thats over.
Biolabs are harder to hide than servers.
Public facing LLMs are whatever stage the 20+ year old god Ai is at, that it needs more delicious data.

can you even sell 10 btc anywhere without anal probe?

>>509565145

Nope. No exchange will let you cash out large amounts of actual money. Most banks will also lock your account if any amount over 10k+ USD reaches it (depends on country of bank, can be a smaller amount). If you send multiple smaller amounts in some countries you are committing a crime ("structuring").
Apart from the exchanges just closing down, getting "hacked" , changing their "fee structure" , and endless more reasons where you are 100% powerless as enduser.
This whole crypto stuff is really just a business for brainlets to get fleeced and perma pumped/dumped by whales.

>>509563804
>One time I had 80 btc.
>But ive also never had more than $5k in my life.
many such cases
>>>/biz/ is that way

>>509534089 (OP)
sent it where

>>509565534
new wallet software most likely with all the bells and whistles

>>509537114
This is what i do i went all in at 30k
Now i take usdt loans to pay my rent and credit card with my btc as collateral

>>509536503
>>509536034
that would render the rest of his holdings worthless so no.
The whales would have to sell slowly enough to not cause panic, just enough of a price dip to bring in new suckers like your pension fund or your state/local government.

>>509536928
What do you mean?

>>509534089 (OP)
>He acquired 10,000 $BTC at $0.78 per coin.
satoshi mined them, not buy it

>>509537279
>>509537514
BTC is a Psy op to test herd psychology and money.

>>509534089 (OP)
nigga that is a rugpull

>>509561138
witnessed and repo'd...

Hanger 18 possibly I know to much....
21 guitar solos the government sucks.
https://youtu.be/x5A9Aa-WU5E?si=tADLpMtWcP7KER7U

>>509540994
>>509539821
could post 2016 /pol/ accomplish such a feat?

>>509544524
>Trump has the glowniggers on the ropes.
how so?

>>509548972
Hindsight is always 20/20 I had money back then, and access to all the free electricity and space I wanted. Literally a whole building worth and free electricity because the owner was paying for it and was too rich to care about the bills. I lived there for years. But I don't really know much about setting anything like that up.i have a tech guy that I always call for tech advice. I called him up and ran the whole scenario by him and he was just not into the idea at all, and wouldn't help me, and gave me advice to stop thinking about bitcoin. I think about that a lot, but it's whatever. You never know what you would've done once the price started fluctuating.

>>509548437
Cocaine use is at a record high though.

>>509543408
Laugh and point at this poor retard

>>509534089 (OP)
fuck off nigger
>>509534135
>>509534170

NEW THREAD

>>509567546
>>509567546
>>509567546

>>509543408
>i owned 20,000 at one point
well guess what faggot this doesn't make you any more special than someone who had none at all
deal with it

So Satoshi naka-moto-carr....?

Where is Ricky Rich I am going to kill that fucker.

You have this fetish of being a cuckold slave under someone ruling you.

More the the fact,
the so called one controlling you, hit auto pilot and walked away a long time ago.

Hi, we have been trying to reach you regarding your Carr's extended warranty it's about to expire.

Some of /biz already knows all to well.