Yes I know how blockchain works
You don't:
Please provide wallet address
It's posted
here.
That doesn't show the original BTC address where the 13BTC originated from does it, it just shows the mixed BTC and where it was sent to.
Why not?
If this moron stole/hacked/scammed 13BTC, and someone steals from him, tough titty.
"If". And it's a fallacious argument even without the "if". Outside of good-guy-takes-down-a-bunch-of-bad-guys-and-saves-the-girl movies, stealing from a thief is still stealing. But don't let that distract from your intertubes tough guy act. Let us know how that letter works out for you.
MrCryptoMixer seems to be the culprit.
There is no evidence of that.
I do know blockchain works, I just do not know how it works to levels of you mixer guys, as I do not need to wash my filthy bitcoin to evade being traced back to crime.
So its subjective to say to someone "You don't know how blockchain works" if you are referring for it to be used in a way that considered illegal or facilitates money laundering and funding terrorism.
I will say a person who can wash bitcoin must have a very high level of knowledge on blockchain, as well as a criminal behaviour to provide such a vehicle.
Yes one thief stealing from another is still wrong, but in society its a normal occurrence, and what one should expect when doing such activities that law wont protect you from.
Its a bit stupid really to cry and complain that someone stole something from you, that you potentially stole or sourced from other criminal activities isn't it.
Drug dealer gets shot and robbed, it happens. Murderer gets killed in prison, it happens. Do we say "oh my that's tragic"? No, we know its a part of the criminal world. Those who act in such circles will probably feel for another criminal loosing such wealth, people who have no association with crime will probably think the same as me. TOUGH SHIT