Quote from: dooglus on October 16, 2014, 05:48:29 AM

Quote from: paradoxal420 on October 16, 2014, 05:40:58 AM

Quote from: imp0ster on October 16, 2014, 05:36:36 AM

Quote from: paradoxal420 on October 16, 2014, 05:34:01 AM

The thing about TOR is that two people can have the same IP especially when there is network congestion. I've had times where Vidalia assigned me the same IP on two different computers. Not only that but I've also had times where I have to switch my identity 10 times just to get a new IP.

While I fully understand what you're saying it has nothing to do with this. AK claimed to have been running an exit node.

Because you can be using the same IP address as an exit node. Hence TorBlock etc..

AK had the same IP address for months. He wasn't using Tor, it was his own IP address. He wasn't running a Tor exit node.

He regularly moves around hundreds if not thousands of bitcoins. To now say that his PC is probably full of malware seems weird. People with thousands of bitcoin don't knowingly use malware-infected machines. And the kinds of malware you get from installing dodgy cryptocoin clients quickly separates you from your coins.

We see on the blockchain that AK withdrew 970 BTC from dice.ninja to PrimeDice alone in nights.

AK, can we get the dice.ninja deposit addresses that put those coins into your DN accounts please?

You're putting words in my mouth. You claim I had the same IP address for months. I don't keep track of shit like that. I only said that I sometimes run a tor exit node, in response to a direct question. I don't knowingly run malware infected machines, I run mining rigs, and they accumulate a lot of clutter such as coin daemons and remote access programs. I don't usually keep a lot of coins on them. I've already provided you with three transactions I made to dice.ninja, from primedice, that total around 800 BTC. I also already stated that I would usually make a new account for each transaction.

Does that answer your questions?