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Making the rich richer

BTC Leak on July 24, 2020

Here is our most unclear move thus far. We looked up the top 10 richest Bitcoin addresses and sent them 0.0001 BTC each. Here is the evidence, the transaction id. The addresses we sponsored are: 35hK24tcLEWcgNA4JxpvbkNkoAcDGqQPsP 3NnMpwtfiwK3KG9PGbb7jaqfP79xDpjwxw 37XuVSEpWW4trkfmvWzegTHQt7BdktSKUs 37do5d3pKeCuozjNCApGT153GJ8oNmKYbB 1FeexV6bAHb8ybZjqQMjJrcCrHGW9sb6uF… Read the full article

Untraceable Bitcoin quick and dirty

BTC Leak on July 6, 2020

There are many so-called Bitcoin tumblers out there. Google and you shall find a few. Hopefully, you will land on a service that can be trusted. We wouldn’t advise anyone to look for services on the dark web; a notorious… Read the full article

Three ways to hack Bitcoin

BTC Leak on June 22, 2020

A properly set up and used Bitcoin address is virtually impossible to hack. The vastness of possible private keys ensures that it is practically impossible to bruteforce one (or several) Bitcoin addresses. Humans are not machines, however, and humans do… Read the full article

Steal our Bitcoin – a small segwit bounty [Updated!]

BTC Leak on June 14, 2020

We have sent 0.0001 BTC each to ten different public addresses that have never before appeared on the blockchain but should still be considered high-risk and quite unsafe. It will be interesting to see how fast they are robbed! Here… Read the full article

Import all private keys in Electrum the right way

BTC Leak on June 13, 2020

Our favorite wallet software Electrum requires a little help when importing a private key to include all its possible four public addresses. In other words the two legacy P2PKH adresses (one uncompressed, one compressed), one segwit P2WPKH-P2SH address, and one… Read the full article