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SticksnStones

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19. It's anonymous but traceable to account numbers
Mon May 1, 2017, 05:13 PM
May 2017

You just don't know who owns the Bitcoin wallet (account).

At least, that's my understanding.

Anonymous being not the same as untraceable..

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What the heck is this all about? mainer May 2017 #1
And who was he sending it to? SticksnStones May 2017 #16
Ooh, interesting. tanyev May 2017 #2
I haz deciphered the code Achilleaze May 2017 #3
Test transaction? GeorgeGist May 2017 #4
That's the speculation on Louise Mensch's Twitter account. n/t pnwmom May 2017 #5
Interesting that WH employees use crypto currency Nwgirl503 May 2017 #6
The club of suspicious people who are probably "way off base" is getting larger and larger. pnwmom May 2017 #7
Mensch's blog is fascinating reading. And it all makes sense. octoberlib May 2017 #8
"Untraceable transactions"..... as in paying Russian hackers maybe groundloop May 2017 #9
OK, now we have to change Spicer's nickname, maybe to Bitcoin Buyoff Boy-0 Achilleaze May 2017 #10
Bitcoin is not untraceable melman May 2017 #15
You're right -- it is no longer untraceable. But many of the users still think it is. pnwmom May 2017 #17
What was the account he was sending to? ProudLib72 May 2017 #11
The whole point of bitcoin is to be untraceable, though I just learned pnwmom May 2017 #13
From my understanding of bitcoin ProudLib72 May 2017 #18
It's anonymous but traceable to account numbers SticksnStones May 2017 #19
Okay, that helps clarify. Thanks. n/t pnwmom May 2017 #20
.. SticksnStones May 2017 #21
Possible for accounts to be foreign sharedvalues May 2017 #23
Are bitcoin transactions subject to subpoena? Mr. Ected May 2017 #12
Apparently it can be. pnwmom May 2017 #14
Be careful, may be nothing - time is off sharedvalues May 2017 #22
Yeah, but there have been hundreds of "may be nothings" -- starting with the Steele dossier, pnwmom May 2017 #24
What is interesting is the crowd source intelligence gathering going down. L. Coyote May 2017 #25
The low amount - $1.13 canetoad May 2017 #26
Post #4 here speculated the same thing. n/t pnwmom May 2017 #27
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