Quote from: albert0bsd on Today at 04:09:34 AM

Quote from: bibilgin on November 29, 2024, 10:50:34 PM

I totally agree with you on this, man.

We can even say this.

RetiredCoder = sneeky777 = ideen777 = He is in management at Binance.

Don't be surprised guys, when you track your sources and wallets, you can see that the right addresses will come up here.

Which department do you work at Binance now? We don't know.
Do you want to explain? ideen777?

Or forget it, don't reveal your identity any more. Keep it a secret.

Sorry, I forgot to add. 66. The thief who stole the wallet.

What? We can make even more ridiculous? Just like

- RetiredCoder is an Alien
- RetiredCoder is Satoshi itself
- RetiredCoder is CryptoWizard form outer-higher dimension
- RetiredCoder is NSA agent
- RetiredCoder is an Advance AI

Here is the full history disclosed for the first time:

Did you know? RetiredCoder is actually a time traveler from the future using advanced knowledge to crack Bitcoin puzzles! Or maybe he's an alien testing humanity intelligence with his intergalactic tech. Some even claim he's a NSA agent with access to secret quantum supercomputers.

But wait it gets better! What if RetiredCoder is actually Satoshi Nakamoto's sentient AI creation, learning from every puzzle solved? Or the reincarnation of Nikola Tesla, back to dominate crypto with his genius? Better yet, maybe he’s a wizard casting SHA-256 spells from another dimension.

Or, here's the wildest theory: RetiredCoder doesn't exist at all and is just a simulation created by Binance to hype up Bitcoin puzzles.

Obviously, these are all ridiculous, but hey if people are throwing out wild conspiracies, why not have some fun with it?

So please cut all the Drama and Bullshit and stay on topic.

Hi Alberto, could retiredcoder be the creator himself?
Yes, it's as possible as it is unlikely.

So, do you know him? Why are you defending him even though it seems suspicious? Or is it just flattery?

I know you probably won't answer, but don't you find it at least a little suspicious that he has the keys to the puzzle but still slowly publishes code on GitHub, as if he's writing it on the fly and making corrections as he goes?

Don't you think someone with three or more years in this should have had his code ready long ago?

For me, it's simple: either he's the creator or he's someone who just threw a bunch of money at him and is using the kangaroo we all know, trying to act interesting.

I thought you were smarter than that, but I'd like to hear a solid reason why you think retiredcoder shouldn't be questioned.