What I don't understand is why he can't get the IP Address of the hacker(s) handle it like any other hack then tax on the bitcoin loss to the charges?
As a web developer surely he knows tools to identify the ISP of the hacker and pursue justice one way or another to not only have the hacker to be prosecuted and law enforcements could find each and every wallet that the stolen funds were sent to and do a full legal refund.
Obviously since everyone knows the hacker's wallet that it was sent to, he or she would be stupid to spend the coins. Not only that but also I am sure that the hacker if there really is one, is reading each and every post on here watching as every update is released and taking in the glory of his or her work.
I honestly do not have an opinion on the situation. My loss was only 0.02 BTC, however I am skeptical as the last month that I was on TF's other site things seemed slightly odd like he was starting to hate every member.
It does annoy me quite a bit that nothing is being done to deal with this supposed hacker. As a passionate member of the community I want justice. I also want people to get refunded.
He did it points to a place near him, look thru this thread.
I was referring to the statement he made saying he was going to do nothing about it in the audio clip ^. With an IP address it can be traced directly back to an IPS even if the hacker used IP hider services like proxies or VPN's. From there the ISP would legally have to give out the location and MAC address tracing the connection directly to a single computer and with the timestamp the exact person operating the computer can be identified. If it was an automated script or a remote connected those can be traced as well. In other words if he tried he could nail this hacker to the wall with proof.
I am simply commenting on the fact that I am skeptical because there seems to be no effort to actually hold the hacker responsible for his or her actions. Also the faster the hacker is found the more likely that every single BitCoin could be recovered from the wallets on his or her computer. In a situation where money is concerned time is important.