Quote from: Kakmakr on November 10, 2018, 12:21:11 PM

Quote from: Scoobers on November 10, 2018, 11:09:38 AM

Is it me or does the original post seem a little suspect? Forget the back story as this may or may not have happened, we will never know.
On the face of it, a new member asks advice on how to scam / commit fraud?

Yea, the ~700 BTC sounds weird, is this 700 BTC or 0.700 BTC? Someone with 700 BTC <$4 458 000> can hire a army of hackers with bot farms to attempt this. Grin

Obviously he said he does not have the 700 BTC anymore, but he said it was not a lot, so I am guessing he has a lot more, if 700 BTC is not a lot to him. Roll Eyes

Why does he not reply or give details about the scam, if this really happened?

It is quite likely that the OP had a smaller amount of bitcoin that they got scammed out of and that they tracked it to a wallet address with around 700BTC.

Quote from: FireBean on June 18, 2018, 01:50:58 PM

I got scammed out of my bitcoin. I have located the Bitcoin address where the ass hat is holding all of his/her/their coins. Its in excess of ~700btc. I would like to find a way to crack his the public key for the private key and then donate the coinage to ~700 random peeps in this community. I did not loose a lot but I'm way more talented that rich. And I have access to a server farm (in which I have permission to use unused resources - greater than 100 machines).

IF anyone has attempted this before, it would be greatly appreciated. There is a TON of into out there but I cannot decipher what is the correct method to use.

The OP never said that they had 700BTC - they said that the scammer address had 700BTC.

It is probably a large exchange wallet that the scammer sent it to and has already long ago been converted to another Crypto and withdrawn from the exchange.