Hypocrites
My attorneys have set things right. The Law won today.@StonedLemur is a stone cold swine and, because he can't be arsed to look at the forum before he starts threads, my insightful comments are now gone forever. Now we all have to suffer my stupid comments. Blame Lemur.
@StonedLemur is a stone cold swine and, because he can't be arsed to look at the forum before he starts threads, my insightful comments are now gone forever. Now we all have to suffer my stupid comments. Blame Lemur.
i thought part of the appeal of crypto was it can't be tracked? but Mixedmollywhoppery got a whole fuckin chart literally connecting the dots to every wallet involved in this scam.
@StonedLemur is a stone cold swine and, because he can't be arsed to look at the forum before he starts threads, my insightful comments are now gone forever. Now we all have to suffer my stupid comments. Blame Lemur.
It's the opposite, most blockchains has a record of every single transaction ever made on them, outside of specific privacy coins like Monero.i thought part of the appeal of crypto was it can't be tracked? but Mixedmollywhoppery got a whole fuckin chart literally connecting the dots to every wallet involved in this scam.
It's the opposite, most blockchains has a record of every single transaction ever made on them, outside of specific privacy coins like Monero.
Wallets are only identified by their IDs (the multi hexadecimal number that looks like 1Lbcfr7sAHTD9CgdQo3HTMTkV8LK4ZnX71), but by tracing their transactions and mapping a web of who they have interacted with, with deduction you can find out identities, especially if its a centralized scam like this where they used direct transfers instead of using a centralized exchange (CEX) to anonymize their addresses, or a mixer or something.i know that part, but i thought only the transaction is recorded and the 2 participants are anonymous. which is obviously false if Mixedmollywhoppery is posting an entire chart showing every single wallet involved in the currency lol. admittedly i don't pay attention to crypto but i thought the anonymity of it was one of the bigger selling points of crypto. but it was just misinformation spread? or was it actually anonymous early on before some nerd found out you can track them?
if they were anything like your other comments we are better off without them....@StonedLemur is a stone cold swine and, because he can't be arsed to look at the forum before he starts threads, my insightful comments are now gone forever. Now we all have to suffer my stupid comments. Blame Lemur.
Wallets are only identified by their IDs (the multi hexadecimal number that looks like 1Lbcfr7sAHTD9CgdQo3HTMTkV8LK4ZnX71), but by tracing their transactions and mapping a web of who they have interacted with, with deduction you can find out identities, especially if its a centralized scam like this where they used direct transfers instead of using a centralized exchange to anonymize their addresses, or a mixer or something.
This however works only in cases like this where you are investigating a crime like this, or someone thats say an influencer open about their exact purchases. For the layman, it pretty much is anonymous (except from the Feds) unless you've made some really autistic enemies.
Hilarious that crypto, since it is speculation and therefore gambling in the Quran, is haram.