Quote from: mallocdotc on December 12, 2017, 12:12:17 AM

Quote from: Gleb Gamow on December 11, 2017, 03:08:16 AM

You means dudes with soft pillows and a comfy chair will be looking for Paul Vernon to exact U$200M from his scammy ass?

I reckon so, and in total it's probably closer to $1Bn when you start looking at current alt values for known stolen wallets:

300,000 LTC x $200 = $60MM
450,000 DSH x $750 = $337MM
11,300 BCH x $1400 = $16MM

That's over $400MM alone, plus the $200MM BTC is $600MM. There was plenty more BTC stolen outside of that transaction too, so the market values are likely even higher.

Additional to that are a bunch of unknown amounts that have seen huge value increases: XMR, VTC, UNO, to name a few.

Unfortunately for victims, the class action that was supposed to support them went and sold off all the recovered wallets for peanuts too, resulting in huge loss of possible recovery funds in the process. Silver Law is claiming to be the go-to for Crypto scam class actions, but it's amateur hour over there.

The whole thing is a shimozzle.

I'm just glad the price was still low enough at the time that Vernon ran his exit scam for me to be able to buy back a good chunk of what I lost. It'd sure be a nice windfall to see those coins again though!

exactly right

they all watching wallets and transactions for the infamous hacker

and those dudes with soft pillows and a comfy chair who invested wisely are now sitting on millions

and they know from their armchair who exactly to contact and pay to retrieve their stolen funds or other types of payment