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This is Maidak from BCT forum, this message for dkbit98, he is so much qurious to know about the ownership.
Date: 14/09/2021
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Signature verified. This address was posted in an unedited post 8 years ago:
Maidak; 20; 3BTC; 1LuFAm5DfmKGVv8rpZ6Z4NVB8xEaPqXsNs
ownership of one address from 2013 proved, but fact still remains that in March you wanted to sell your bitcointalk account, so don't act surprised if someone asks you some questions.
It's very easy to include a private key in an account sale. Address 1LuFAm5DfmKGVv8rpZ6Z4NVB8xEaPqXsNs was last funded 4.5 years ago. If you (Maidak) want to convince me you're the legitimate owner of that address, you could fund it with - say - 0.1 BTC for a week. That address has received a total of 558 BTC over the years, so surely such a small amount shouldn't be a problem to the real owner.
But if you bought the account and private key, there's a chance the original owner is still monitoring the address, and will withdraw your 0.1
BTC. I'm pretty sure an account buyer wouldn't risk $4600, so if you do this, I tend to believe you.
you "unlearned" English for some inexplicable reason
For now I'm assuming the account has a new owner.