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The dates are not important. The content is what matters. Some of those emails were absolutely atrocious.

oh.. haha. Roll Eyes

the date isn't important? at worst, "he" was sitting on emails for 2-3 months and just decided to release them. that seems mildly important from a context standpoint. "he" claimed "he" has someones lost ipad/iphone from Miami. That date's them back to mid/early January that "he's" had them. So, at best, he was sitting on them for a month+. Not important? Roll Eyes

The dates aren't important in the grand scheme. Did this person sit on the emails for longer than they should have? Possibly. Or, maybe they were scared of posting them until they knew they could do it in a way that wasn't traced back to them.

It truly does not matter. The content of the emails is damning, and can be provably linked back to geniusesatwork.com and btc.com.

Thats one brutal article. True but its gotta burn

I hope you have everything well secured i see a massive tantrum incoming from HT.

P.S I love crypto evidence

HTers can't even spell DKIM, including their fearless leader. Few will be swayed by this unfortunately.

I am still hopeful that this Rishab character will show his face. That is if his "investors" haven't offed him already.

True that. Rishab made his investors lose hundreds of thousands if not millions of dollars...plus him living in a third-world country (it seems he is/was in India)...then anything can happen