My man, you are the one who has opened a thread/discussion in this section of the forum about a possible very serious security thread in one of the most widespread hardware wallet brands in the world, you cannot just pretend there will not be skeptical people if you have not had posted/shared evidence with us from the beginning. So you should a a little bit of a thicker skin and learn how to take valid skepticism from people on the internet.

By the way, you complain about how you are being called by one member of this forum who has a good reputation, and yet to sink to the level of insulting him and his family for alledged poverty, which is wrong. Nobody chooses to be poor.  

If you have further evidence this will be news which will be featured all around internet and you will get your fifteen minutes of fame, otherwise nothing will go beyond speculation. You choose.

alexey14, you have made 3 posts in a row, posting multiple times in a row goes against the forum rules. Back to the topic, i think you should lock it now as it is turning very ugly, a lot of users do not believe the story you have posted, and truly it sounds like a made-up story, while you are standing your ground that it is true, so instead of all the tantrums, just lock it, except you're enjoying it, so up to you.

Nothing says I am so rich, you have no idea than when you claim that you have stolen $160 worth of crypto that belongs to someone else. In this case, at least, you are only a thief in your dreams. In real life, you are probably also a low-life scum and thief.

Blockchain data is free and public. Feel free to post the TXIDs from satoshi if you want. No one cares.

That's correct because the story is made up and you are lying. But in a similar highly unlikely case where someone were to find a seed collection, those coins don't belong to you and its immoral to take them. Not that a filthy little rat like you would know the difference.

He is not a thief, the coins never existed except in his fantasy.

Come on all of you should know better then to keep feeding the troll and his BS.

I mean it is fun and all to watch the stream of BS that comes from him but it's getting old at this point.



That is kind of a murky area at the moment:


Is it right to take their BTC or their PII? No, not really but....

Is it legal? Big unknown at the moment. Using PII to do things is 100% illegal. But; if you have a BTC wallet on a laptop that obviously has no security since you (the buyer) got into it after you bought it at an auction and then having no password on their wallet to send funds. At that point is it any different then if they had an envelope of cash in their bag?

This is not the post / place to be discussing it. But it is an interesting question as to where everyone draws the line.

-Dave

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Your regret is that you weren't in a position to steal big amounts of money and disappear with it. I repeat: you are not to be trusted as you have explained you have no problem stealing from others.

There is no bitcoin in your sister's Ledger. There is no bitcoin in any Ledger. There is no bitcoin in any other hardware, software, or any other type of wallet. All coins are only digital representations on the blockchain. Wallets contain public and private keys. The lie that you told us here is that your sister generated a seed from scratch and noticed certain assets in her portfolio after which the two of you supposedly stole said assets. Despite the Ledger being your sister's (if she in fact owns one), the keys that allow you to spend those coins aren't yours. Hence, the crypto isn't yours. Someone else generated those addresses and funded them. It's their money and their crypto. You are a halfwit for not understanding the difference. Your sister would have only found them by a miracle if the story was true.   

You are a thief.

He is not a thief, the coins never existed except in his fantasy.

Come on all of you should know better then to keep feeding the troll and his BS.

I mean it is fun and all to watch the stream of BS that comes from him but it's getting old at this point.



That is kind of a murky area at the moment:


Is it right to take their BTC or their PII? No, not really but....

Is it legal? Big unknown at the moment. Using PII to do things is 100% illegal. But; if you have a BTC wallet on a laptop that obviously has no security since you (the buyer) got into it after you bought it at an auction and then having no password on their wallet to send funds. At that point is it any different then if they had an envelope of cash in their bag?

This is not the post / place to be discussing it. But it is an interesting question as to where everyone draws the line.

-Dave

Nothing says I am so rich, you have no idea than when you claim that you have stolen $160 worth of crypto that belongs to someone else. In this case, at least, you are only a thief in your dreams. In real life, you are probably also a low-life scum and thief.

Blockchain data is free and public. Feel free to post the TXIDs from satoshi if you want. No one cares.

That's correct because the story is made up and you are lying. But in a similar highly unlikely case where someone were to find a seed collection, those coins don't belong to you and its immoral to take them. Not that a filthy little rat like you would know the difference.

Ledger has done many wrong things lately that they deserve to be criticized for, but I don't believe this story of yours. Such seed collisions are incredibly unlikely to the point of almost being impossible. If you told us that you were struck by lightning every day for a year and you are ok, then I would rather believe that than this story.

I could be wrong, but it seems like you are more of an attention-seeker than anything else. Well, you would have no problems being a thief judging by your posts here. I don't believe you and your sister found anything, but you did express a willingness to steal $3 million, let alone $160 if given the opportunity. Thieves and scammers shouldn't be trusted. 

I am not sure what you think you will gain here, though. Little to none, I think.

Can we stop feeding the Troll OP

Some other great things from him:





And so on, those are just a few highlights.

OP is just a troll looking for attention.

Ignore and move on.

Or feed the troll, up to you.

-Dave

That's impossible no one experienced this before with Ledger. Unless its already have a wallet own by the previous owner.

I'm wondering if she bought the ledger as 2nd hand-used and maybe she didn't generate a new seed phrase and the wallet already have generated wallet own by the previous owner. That's possible than just created a new wallet from the ledger and luckily found doge coin.

Wow, congratulations! You just proved that you are a moron!

You called someone out for not knowing the basics, yet you dont seem to understand a fundamental concept like long wicks on a chart (on a single exchange)? 

Right in what? you were create an absurd story of corrupt doctors to spread Corona virus, so how to verify if your claims are right or wrong?

People weren't laugh to you if buying Bitcoin price at $5K was bad, I'm sure most people know how valuable is Bitcoin and didn't surprise when Bitcoin keep making new ATH.

There was, the lowest was at $5K~