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In Craig Wright sorry I mean SATSOHTI news, he's going back and editing blog posts, which is not something he's ever done before to do sly incriminating things I have backups of the originals, I just need to sort through them to see what's changed. 
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So wait, are these facebucks actually gonna be FACEBUTTS? Or is it not actually crypto and more like apple pay?
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Drone_Fragger posted:So wait, are these facebucks actually gonna be FACEBUTTS? Or is it not actually crypto and more like apple pay? yes and yes
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Jun 20, 2019 15:17
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facebutts can be whatever investors and tech journalists want them to be, friend. a centralised database and trustless distributed blockchain. a replacement for cash that is absolutely not cash for the purposes of anti-money-laundering or financial regs. the only limit is your imagination
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Best Bi Geek Squid posted:facebutts can be whatever investors and tech journalists want them to be, friend. a centralised database and trustless distributed blockchain. a replacement for cash that is absolutely not cash for the purposes of anti-money-laundering or financial regs. the only limit is your imagination zombocash
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Jun 20, 2019 16:14
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a floorwax and a dessert topping
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Jun 20, 2019 16:15
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The Management posted:zombocash
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Jun 20, 2019 16:19
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Doccykins posted:I posted in the grey thread yesterday but thought the pos would be ahead of the curve paywalled
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Jun 20, 2019 17:19
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you can get in through google's search resultsquote:Unlike previous blockchains, which view the blockchain as a collection of blocks of transactions, the Libra Blockchain is a single data structure that records the history of transactions and states over time. some zuckdrones were told to "build a blockchain" so they delivered a replicated database with decentralization as a future goal
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Jun 20, 2019 17:33
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Gazpacho posted:you can get in through google's search results they've finally figure out how to build a unified base for this data. what progress!
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Jun 20, 2019 17:37
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Can't wait for Facebook to target me with ads based on my purchases and financial situation even more directly! I assume, since I don't use Facebook.
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Jun 20, 2019 17:39
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gschmidl posted:I don't use Facebook. 
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Jun 20, 2019 17:45
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i booked some faces for a brief period of time around the end of 2012
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Jun 20, 2019 18:23
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Quadriga: Latest report from EY is out. When you read this, you'll be going HOLY poo poo every few seconds. Read Amy Castor's summary, and then the entire thing in its full splendour. Quadriga was literally just one guy barely pretending to be an exchange, running a chop shop for money laundering. Customers were just a decorative excuse. Oh, and Gerry blew the $200m margin trading on shitcoins. Nyuk nyuk.
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Jun 20, 2019 18:49
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Wow, I guess you CAN Be Your Own Bank™ with bitcoin after all!
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Jun 20, 2019 18:52
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be your own (fraudulent, incompetently-run) bank!
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Jun 20, 2019 19:33
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Gazpacho posted:you can get in through google's search results Laffo, it's almost like anyone technically savvy looks at a blockchain and goes "this would be so much more effecient if it was just run on a single PC, and we simply monitored and controlled access to ensure that the records it keeps are accurate!!"
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Crow Your Coins! posted:paywalled Try the t.co link https://t.co/SpjV8392cG
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Jun 20, 2019 20:46
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Alphaville is free-account-walled, not paywalled, FYI
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BMan posted:Alphaville is free-account-walled, not paywalled, FYI even worse
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Boxturret posted:even worse 
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GF (19) buys an incredible number of giftcards for her dad's Bitcoin business, Police are now looking for her. (self.legaladvice) submitted 14 hours ago * by throwaway712439763 I live in Washington state I doubt any more locality is necessary. This is my first post here, if I can do anything to help clarify anything here I'll be up for awhile. So as simply put as I can be my GF works for her father as a summer job, he pays well and the work is easy enough. She essentially checks and processes Bitcoin transactions (her dad has a quite sizable portfolio of Bitcoin he is offloading). Another job he has her do is buy gift cards (The pre loaded master cards) with the money they earn from Bitcoin. Sounds simple enough right? This is where things get a bit more complicated, the currency she gets to buy these cards is in Walmart gift cards. It is pretty well known you can't buy a gift card with gift card, and normally if you go to do it you will be stopped and forced to pay another way. Well her father figured out a way to buy the cards with gift cards. So what, she was buying gift cards right? You would think if she were to have bought only a few not much would be worth the trouble. Unfortunately she was buying somewhere between 4-6 thousand dollars worth a day. Obviously this is highly suspicious. And today I find the police are looking for my GF. She is asleep and I want to have somethings prepared, since I can't sleep. What should I/she do now? What are the steps from here? Legality of what was happening? I think in the morning She will call the police no matter what, everything else idk what to do. Tldr: GF bought ALOT of money in giftcards police are now looking for her. Where should we go from here? Update:post some questions I asked my GF. Her father isn't sacmming people for the coins,He has Mined a portfolio well into the 7 digits. The money does go through bank accounts and has tax payed for it. Update: the reason her father uses Walmart cards in particular is some deal they run where he can make around 4-6% on each dollar. That is to my knowledge the only reason the money goes through Walmart gift cards. I also was wondering if any of you may know the legality of buy giftcards with giftcards, it is possible, although against store policy.
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...! posted:Well her father figured out a way to buy the cards with gift cards.
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Jun 21, 2019 01:22
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...! posted:GF (19) buys an incredible number of giftcards for her dad's Bitcoin business, Police are now looking for her. Totally not money laundering, he just wanted to risk everything for a 4-6% gain as any rational person would do.
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wide stance posted:Totally not money laundering, he just wanted to risk everything for a 4-6% gain as any rational person would do. nothing illegitimate, just massive amounts of mining income from (unintelligible) that he for some reason hasn't been cashing out as he goes to pay for operating costs.
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Jun 21, 2019 02:47
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everything on the level here, nothing to see. these coins were definitely mined by her dad and not the proceeds from drug sales
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Jun 21, 2019 03:02
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look, receiving large amounts of walmart gift cards in a sock as payment is common in bitcoin land please don't persecute their culture
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Best Bi Geek Squid posted:be your own (fraudulent, incompetently-run) bank!
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"Margin trading is akin to gambling" says the cryptocraps reporter. IIRC nobody can lose more at a casino than what they put on the table
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The Management posted:everything on the level here, nothing to see. these coins were definitely mined by her dad and not the proceeds from drug sales girl needs to get a lawyer and a new dad
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AlbieQuirky posted:girl needs to get a lawyer and a new dad i think mr theo chino esq could fill both roles perfectly
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Boxturret posted:i think mr theo chino esq could fill both roles perfectly 
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The Monitor’s investigation also identified many “cash” transactions where certain Users repeatedly funded their Accounts with large cash deposits. The Monitor has been advised that this involved the User physically handing cash in the form of legal tender to a representative of Quadriga. As an example, the Platform recorded $12.1 million of “In person Payments” received from one User through a series of nineteen (19) cash transactions over a 5-month period. i'm hoping this means that some crooks got crooked
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Jun 21, 2019 08:28
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Honestly I'd suspect most of those "cash" transactions are just the owner hooking a buddy up with some free money.
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Jun 21, 2019 08:33
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Jabor posted:Honestly I'd suspect most of those "cash" transactions are just the owner hooking a buddy up with some free money. that's either a drug dealer laundering his money or one very, very, very popular stripper
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SubG posted:it says payments. twelve million in 19 transactions. that's over a half a million a pop. some motherfucker was showing up with a duffel bag full of a half a million dollars cash money, paid in person, once a week for five months. boxturret's mom is very popular 
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Jun 21, 2019 09:14
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maybe he didn't fake his death 
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secure! trustless! be your own bank! https://twitter.com/cryptocurmarket/status/1136980632033062914
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Doccykins posted:secure! trustless! be your own bank! free £ cash withdrawals indeed oh wait that’s the real atm next to the butt one
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