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Oh, by the way, for all you that talked shit about bitcoin in this thread:
1 Bitcoin = $104.24698
When I first used this site, it was about $2/3.
Fucking crazy. I wish I stayed in the market; I would've banked.
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| Originally posted by Nrg2Nfinit kind of like chinese currency. |
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| Originally posted by OrangestO Oh, by the way, for all you that talked shit about bitcoin in this thread: 1 Bitcoin = $104.24698 When I first used this site, it was about $2/3. Fucking crazy. I wish I stayed in the market; I would've banked. |
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| Originally posted by OrangestO OK, so speaking of the "deep web," has anyone else had success with SR? |
http://www.butterflylabs.com/landing/
only 300 for something that will make you 25 bucks a day at the current rate? Well now.
people are selling 1 week contracts with this device for 100bucks lol
http://www.ebay.ca/itm/Butterfly-Labs-BitForce-5-GH-s-Bitcoin-Miner-mining-1-week-contract-/271256857928?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item3f282b2d48
Much to read for me, will take a while.
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| Originally posted by Lews Bitcoins are stupid. |
I bought a bitcoin miner and use it to play video games. Which video games do you ask? expensive ones
I bought a drone off the deep web and used it to fly me McDonalds.
It's over
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013...E9910TR20131002
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| The FBI arrested Silk Road owner Ross William Ulbricht, 29, known as "Dread Pirate Roberts," in San Francisco on Tuesday, according to court filings. Federal prosecutors in New York charged Ulbricht with one count each of narcotics trafficking conspiracy, computer hacking conspiracy and money laundering conspiracy, according to the filing. "Silk Road has emerged as the most sophisticated and extensive criminal marketplace on the Internet today," FBI agent Christopher Tarbell said in the criminal complaint. According to Tarbell, the site was used by "several thousand drug dealers" to sell "hundreds of kilograms of illegal drugs." The site, which had operated since early 2011, also offered tutorials on hacking ATM machines, contact lists for black market connections and counterfeiters, and guns and hit men for sale, according to the charges. Authorities also seized $3.6 million worth of digital currency Bitcoin, which was used instead of cash or credit cards to complete transactions on Silk Road. The charges against Ulbricht said his website generated sales of more than 9.5 million Bitcoins, roughly equivalent to $1.2 billion. The raid on Wednesday was not the first time the U.S. government has made arrests related to Silk Road. Earlier this year, authorities in South Carolina arrested Eric Daniel Hughes, who used Silk Road under the name Casey Jones, and charged him in state court with drug possession. The Drug Enforcement Agency seized units of the digital currency Bitcoin, which Hughes allegedly used to purchase drugs from the online market. Bitcoins, which have been around since 2008, first came under scrutiny by law enforcement officials in mid-2011 after media reports surfaced linking the digital currency to Silk Road. |
One wonders if that was all the bitcoins.
read between the lines peeps
CIA scooped him up, publicly made it look like he went down
Secretly hired him to help HIDE everything NSA is doing
is this not apparent to everyone?
Only the repetition of information presented in conjunction with knowledge of this mechanism of Making Manifest of All That is Hidden provides the sort of boldness and will which can demonstrate that we are aware of all the enemies, all the opponents, all the tricks and gadgetry, and yet we are still not dissuaded, that we work for the truth for the sake of the truth. Let the rest take upon themselves and their children the consequences of their actions.
http://gizmodo.com/8-insane-revelat...gpin-1440197442
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| Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On One wonders if that was all the bitcoins. |
I would like to and have been meaning to try it but more than likely I will be in a custody battle soon so I just can't.
Silk Road Seized, Operator Busted!
You would think a guy named Ulbricht would know how to build walls around his illegal drug empire being that he may very well be related to, Walter Ulbricht, the guy who built the Berlin Wall. But alas, he didn't and now we can't have our drugs. The FBI, the biggest organized crime syndacite, arrested, Ross Ulbricht, a brilliant engineer and Penn. Univ. Grad school graduate and high level internet drug trafficker for drug trafficking, hacking, money laundering and something else that I can't remember.
Apparently the Heisenburg wannabe payed mucho bit-coinos to have what he called a liability removed permanently from this earth. The physics graduate paid up-front with the promise the hit would be carried out. SMH. If I have learned anything from the movies, you always pay half now and the other half when its done. That's criminal 101.
The person for who he hired the hit threatened to out a bunch of Silk Roads users. Anyway, the hit was never carried out.
The feds know whats up and the jig is up. They had been spying on him for sometime. Which brings me to my final point, how exactly did he think he was going to get away with this? You just can't make 80 million dollars in 2 years and think everything will be fine. Some people just never know when to give up the greed.
Here is a photo and a little background of him.
http://static4.businessinsider.com/...ht-linkedin.png
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| Originally posted by Desiderata |
OO, It's wild that you actually experienced this process...
Ross got life in prison.
http://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/30/n...rison.html?_r=0
This is a great read about the sting that ended up bringing him down....
http://www.wired.com/2015/04/silk-road-1/
Wow, almost four years ago. Time flies.
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| Originally posted by OrangestO I sold 52 bitcoins for $120 (2.30/coin) Today that price is up to $3.14/coin ($163.28) |

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| Originally posted by OrangestO As a user, I was so ahead of this shit. People still don't even know about it. Bitcoin, at its highest price, jumped to more than a G per last year. I should have followed this up more back then and written an in-depth story about it like I had wanted |
deepweb is stuff not indexed by search engines. Most of the internet is part of this. Tor is part of what they call darknet.
I still reckon it's pretty cool that you did all this, OrangestO. Definitely one of the more interesting threads around these parts. And hey, you got drugs out of it, lol.
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| Originally posted by Looney4Clooney deepweb is stuff not indexed by search engines. Most of the internet is part of this. Tor is part of what they call darknet. |
You have no idea how hard Nou is reading this thread and wants to come back just to comment. Pure Noubait.
Hey guys i started scripting weapons on a war mmporg.
I made an erect nipple seeking bazooka
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| Originally posted by Vivid Boy Hey guys i started scripting weapons on a war mmporg. I made an erect nipple seeking bazooka |

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