Altcoins Talks - Cryptocurrency Forum
Cryptocurrency Ecosystem => Bitcoin Forum => Topic started by: emma.lee1890 on November 18, 2018, 10:43:25 AM
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Dealing with that amount is illegal. I don't know if he had a fiscal residency or not but either way he was limited to 10 000 euros. So, if the article is real (as I've seen thousands of fakes who are written just for clicks) he probably has only slight to 0 chances of getting his BTC but he will probably also be in trouble because of this whole deal. There is just no way to verify if this actually happen but that crypto guy there must be as stupid to get involve in such dealing. If he needs 2M Euros why didn't he deal multiple times with someone from local-bitcoins but its much safer to do it on an exchange. Its certainly not the future of BTC scam, scamming online is more creative and cleverer than that.
I'm always amazed at how the hell can some guys run a successful company and at the same time be this stupid.
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$ 2.3 million is a huge amount of money!!! I have never imagined such a large amount of money, especially in transactions. I would not say that the incident was an engineering, but I think it's strange. hopefully it will be a valuable experience.
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What a loss