RE: Could this Letter Hold the Key to Satoshi's Wallet? A Letter form Marcel Mellish to Charlie Shrem

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Could this Letter Hold the Key to Satoshi's Wallet? A Letter form Marcel Mellish to Charlie Shrem

in story •  8 years ago  (edited)

It's not necessary that the first one to move them would be their hacker. It could be Satoshi if he felt there was justifiable danger.

I think if ALL early unhashed public keys are broken, then one could assume something like a quantum computer broke them. If only Satoshi's coins (or those thought to belong to him) move, then it's probably a normal move.

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    If this is an encrypted gift to support a friend through difficult times, it would not be a hack to decipher it and take the money. This message was sent voluntarily.

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