Quote from: darkangel11 on November 13, 2018, 08:05:56 PM

Quote from: rindo on November 13, 2018, 08:14:42 AM

An unknown hacker managed to break into Bitmain's Binance account. That s already something extraordinary. According to Bitmain, the suspect could steal about 617 BTC.

It involves an amount of $ 5.5 million, or about 4.9 million.

Enough to buy a boat and live on some island in the middle of nowhere for the rest of your days. Suing requires not only to know the personal details of the accused but you need to be able to execute the verdict. I know a lot of cases where somebody was ordered by the court to pay back the money and nothing happened. He had spent it, hidden it well, was living in a country where the police will turn a blind eye...

Based on how smart he played it with MANA, they'll never find him.

I really didnt even have the thought to think of that way which i can say it is indeed a very smart decision rather than pulling those BTC into that account
they do rather decide to pump up a certain shitcoin. Making up multiple transactions would really be hard to traced up.Just wondering on how those fellas able to breach up that Binance account. Huh

Quote from: Lucius on November 13, 2018, 02:22:03 PM

It is strange Bitmain need 7 months to raise the indictment against John Doe, that would only mean they just figure out 617 BTC is missing from their Binance account. I guess they have too much BTC to find that a couple of hundred are missing.

Atleast they do care on their 617 Grin

Its better to be late than never.