I personally think that TF is one of if not the most interesting cases on the forum, probably more interesting then the SR/DPR case.

Looking at TF on his face, he appears to be very honorable and to be someone that is very ethical. TF has done the "hard" thing a number of times while I have been active on these forums. TF has often advocated for what I believe that "society" believes is "right".

With that being said, I also believe that "behind closed doors" (aka what he does when his identity cannot be what he thinks his identity can be linked to what he does), he does less then above board actions. I think there is difficult evidence to reasonably say that the inputs/CL "hack" was actually him. I think that there is good evidence that he was behind the hashie incident.

Even after the inputs hack, TF acted honestly when engaging in small trades. Blazedout had paid him in advance to wear the silver wallets signature and TF delivered.

I think that TF is a good example of what I discussed here, in that TF is trustworthy when he is trusted with small amounts, however once he is trusted with 6-7 (USD) figures worth of Bitcoin, his breaking point is reached and he decides to scam. After scamming one time (inputs/CL), I think his breaking point has decreased (hashie). Who knows what his breaking point will be in the future.

I would say that ethically speaking, what TF says is probably legit, however trusting him with money (knowingly or unknowingly) is going to be very risky.