Because this board is more powerful than them. and it has not all entirely to do with the users idk.
Is it the Content?
Or The Context?
Kek.
dat delta doe
In before deleted overnight.
Funny the war times call got taken down but muh bitch tits insults stayed up whutevah.
This is freakin great we are playing Where's Waldo IRL. This is great and should give an idea of what's kinda going on.
#TheLightHeartedNessy
>st-like-kayfabe-comedic clown show
Thank You Jesus it will put a stop to the bullshit/
until the best moment arises.
>NewAdmin Joined all At Once but Delete
>It was the Baker so bye bye bread.
That's too funny/
You know what's funny I actually just sharted. Probably time to check on QR..
This is Possible.
Now Do Maths and Photoshop
Go
Anytime now when this shit picks up I'll stop acting like a complete retard.
Proverbs 29:11
“A fool uttereth all his mind: but a wise man keepeth it in till afterwards.”
5:5
Did anyone see the Papi Trumpo Convoy video today?
Looked like the Caddy was there…
Correct 07
Has the Hive seen this?
"Not as Anonymous as People Think," Shows DOJ Bitcoin Recovery of $3.6 Billion
By Chris MacDonald, Travis Hoium, and Jon Quast - Feb 24, 2022 at 6:45AM
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blah blah blah blah ads & etc.'
CRYPTO: BTC
Bitcoin
Bitcoin Stock Quote
Market Cap
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Current Price
$38,911.49
''Story''
The Department of Justice's largest-ever financial seizure tracked down funds hacked from a crypto exchange in 2016.
Earlier this month, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) recovered $3.6 billion of Bitcoin ( BTC -0.83% ) stolen in a 2016 hack of a Hong Kong-based cryptocurrency exchange. Two people were charged in what the DOJ says was the largest financial seizure in its history. In this episode of "The Crypto Show" on Motley Fool Live, recorded on Feb. 9, Fool.com contributors Jon Quast, Chris MacDonald, and Travis Hoium discuss the case and ways you can store your crypto to keep it safe from hackers.
Jon Quast: Did you guys see this yesterday? Department of Justice recovering 3.6 billion in Bitcoin. About 220,000 Bitcoins, by my math, were hacked in 2016 from Bitfinex', a cryptocurrency exchange. Apparently, the Department of Justice has not given up the search for these over these past five years, and yesterday, able to actually bring to justice the two people accuse of stealing these Bitcoins. It's the largest financial seizure in history, they're saying.
Chris MacDonald: My Twitter feed was blowing up yesterday with videos of the lady [laughs] involved and the gentleman as well there. It is pretty funny looking at it from just at a high level, that these two folks were able to do this. But I know we're going to talk a little bit about rug pulls later and I don't want to step on Travis's toes with that. There's a lot of risk in the crypto world. With Bitcoin, one of the things that's interesting about this is that when you put your keys out there, basically anyone, especially when the FBI goes looking for your stuff, it's not as anonymous as people think it is. That's one thing we've touched on previous shows, but this is certainly an interesting recovery and the story behind it is fantastic.
Quast: Go ahead.
Travis Hoium: No, it goes to show, too, that when things are on the blockchain, it may take time, but it's far easier to track money in the blockchain than it is in any other medium. As we've seen, some of these hacks happen even over the last year, I wouldn't be surprised if a few years from now we see similar arrests as investigators figure out how to track people.
cont.
Quast: Yeah, very good point there. Chris, I was wondering if you could just go back and circle back to something that you just said, you talked about keys. When you think about keeping your Bitcoin safe, what are the two main things that you need to have?
MacDonald: There are hard wallets and soft wallets. There's different methodologies for how people can store their crypto. Personally, I do it via Coinbase, so that's their custodian. Essentially, I leave my crypto with them. There's a saying in crypto that if it's not your key, it's not your crypto. So when you have a custodian, how those keys are stored are a little bit different. When you have your own wallet, you have a private key in addition to the public key. The public key is your wallet address, generally speaking, and your private key is what you use to access the Bitcoin. In this case, I think they had stored their private key on the cloud and so it was discoverable. Otherwise, generally speaking, there are other ways that you can secure your crypto if you're holding it in a hard wallet there. I know, Travis, you brought your, I think it was, ledger. You can have your crypto storage essentially on a USB stick, and there are other ways of securing it further in terms of your keys. Personally, I just own it on Coinbase. I don't have a ledger, but I've seen them and I'm interested in it just to, maybe I'll put some on an actual hard wallet to see how it works. But, Travis, you can probably speak more to that, I know you're more of the expert.
Hoium: Yeah, I actually just got my ledger last week and put some of my stuff on it over the weekend. It's also called cold storage. Hot and cold storage is another terminology, so if you have like an Ethereum, if you use MetaMask and you're using a browser, that would be your hot wallet, where you can just go and buy things fairly easily. Then cold storage, this is my keys are sitting. They never actually leave the ledger, the USB drive, if you will. They're safe there and you have to keep track of them. Look, if you ever lose your ledger, you can still get your stuff if you have, in this case, it's 24 keywords for a ledger wallet, so it's just another level of security. But again, you're putting the security on yourselves rather than on a bank or an institution. I think, long term, the idea of [laughs] having a safe or whatever in your home with potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars of cryptocurrency is probably not where we're headed, but that's where we are right now, so we'll see. And I think you're right, Chris. A really good way to do it is just to have Coinbase handle that for you and have them be custodian. But there are other options if you don't want to do that.
''This article represents the opinion of the writer, who may disagree with the “official” recommendation position of a Motley Fool premium advisory service. We’re motley! Questioning an investing thesis – even one of our own – helps us all think critically about investing and make decisions that help us become smarter, happier, and richer.''
Chris MacDonald owns Ethereum. Jon Quast owns Bitcoin and Ethereum. Travis Hoium owns Coinbase Global, Inc. and Ethereum. The Motley Fool owns and recommends Bitcoin, Coinbase Global, Inc., Ethereum, and Twitter. The Motley Fool has a disclosure policy.
''https://www.fool.com/investing/2022/02/24/not-as-anonymous-as-people-think-shows-doj-bitcoin/'
Valid line of inquiry.
Are you guys kidding me?
Really?
Muh sonks?
Really? This is why noone believes politics and all this bullshit anymore.
I mean I get it messages everywhere but this shit is ridiculous.
It is a fricken fashion statement and the Punisher symbol is from a fricken comic book and all that!
This is not the right fucking embed what the fuck is this
Lets… Try again.
Poof.
Ofucking K then…
https://rumble.com/vvyt5c-donald-j.-trump-at-cpac-florida-02262022.html
>SNBFHOF
Apparently things are heating up a Fuel Depot was destroyed -sabotage suspected.
>YOU JUST FOLLOWED IT UP WITH A 'GO TO SLEEP'. Oh my god you are activating my almonds. I'm not taking that bait.
Russian stocks are dirt cheap right now. I was just considering buying into Russian Petroleum. They have quarterly divs. and are among the Lowest Lows they have been in 5 years or more.
Very odd. May have to wait longer now that CEOs have suicided. This will likely cause a much further drop.
There are g0re images being pushed on B right now. No clue.
"…This a tipping point for the country and the stakes could not be higher losing is not an option…" 1:23:45 - 1:23:55
This is a tipping point for the country; and, the stakes could not be higher. Losing is not an option.
Properly
Kek nato filming it