Quote from: LsHallo on May 20, 2015, 09:01:49 AM

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Quote from: killer625 on May 20, 2015, 08:03:28 AM

it was transactions from hot to multiple cold wallets... stop with the clueless FUD, don't know about you but i would not keep thousands of BTC on a single cold wallet, just proves that our Administration is smart and knows shit can happen, better to have a backup just in case.

Like others' said, this is not a good sign. They are making it hard to trace and it is possible that they used this money. Good luck, investors!

Quote from: LsHallo on May 20, 2015, 08:15:08 AM

Quote from: killer625 on May 20, 2015, 08:03:28 AM

it was transactions from hot to multiple cold wallets... stop with the clueless FUD, don't know about you but i would not keep thousands of BTC on a single cold wallet, just proves that our Administration is smart and knows shit can happen, better to have a backup just in case.

I agree with you. Private keys from adresses with a big amount on it are more likely found due to brute force attacks.

Brute force attacks? You must clearly understand it is not possible or only have 1% chance or less to find private key. What you said is not true. Please try spending some time for researching before you tell.

I know that finding a private key for an address is nearly impossible. But there is a small posibility. I won't store all my btc in one address... Because if the address has a balance of 10000BTC it's more likely that someone spends that time finding the key. Maybe he's lucky then. The work for small amounts isn't worth it...

Those transactions don't look like splitting funds to protect it.

If someone knows a way to make brute force attack against Bitcoin private keys possible, then they will attack small addresses too but it is nearly impossible.

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Quote from: hardshot on May 20, 2015, 09:08:32 AM

Nothing is confirmed yet.. Neither that it is a ponzi nor that it's not.

They couldn't provide proof for their mining and hence they are ponzi.

Quote from: hardshot on May 20, 2015, 09:08:32 AM

In the end every investor has to make his own decisions.
I just wanted everybody to be informed what's going on, so you can bail out if this scares you - I did so yesterday.

I agree.