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Right now I seriously doubt anyone here would be willing to go through all the effort of tracking down this supposed "hacker" (implying it wasn't SBF himself rugging his own platform, lmfao)

>>55588504
Im actually up to colaborate in le hunting

Also, forgot to mention this:
>30 days to do this while only being able to use publicly available data
WTF were they thinking? if they haven't been able to do this by now what makes them think it'll happen outta nowhere just because they're offering a shitty incentive? come the fuck on

>>55588504
I could not give any less of a fuck.

I shorted $FTT back when CZ gave the signal and never looked back. Fuck kikes, fuck chinks, fuck niggers, sandniggers and fuck jannies. See you around, gentlemen

>>55588545
they're fucking nuts throwing arrows to the air

>>55588544
How about I hunt your ass instead, fag

>>55588565
holy based.
never store a substantial amount of your crypto on CEXs unless you really need that liquidity to make some quick trades and/or take advantage of arbitrage opportunities and you're pretty much golden

What the fuck am I looking at. What his is whole thread even supposed to be

You fucking fucks, imagine for just a second if one of those bastard actually achieve something, ARK value will increase a lot.

>10k arkm for this
holy molly. how would one realistically find the answers to something like this? i mean a lot of people believe (me included) believe sam was behind this "hack" too and if that could be confirmed we are looking at more jail time for a billionaire.

>>55588524
>>55588545
It's a challenge for a reason. I personally think it would be hilarious to see someone actually pull it off just because they made a platform to collect some cashies for those willing to LARP as crypto vigilantes. Lmao.

>>55588610
Because that's literally what he did

>>55588597
arkham?? i assume you dont have twitter and dont really pay any attention to new projects.

>>55588524
>>55588610
yeah i dont think that's enough money to justify the amount of work this carries imho

>>55588610
well, Sam is unnironically supporting biden, so why not?

>>55588597
Arkham Intel.
You can take bounties to investigate people of interests and potential scams. If you can prove your investigation, you get paid. That's all.

>>55588627
If they were offering like $50K minimum then that'd make a lot more sense but right now it just doesn't cut it for me

>>55588627
>lurking twitter
Lol. Lmao, even.
>>55588638
And why exactly is this supposed to be such a big deal? It's not like bounties are anything new but I guess "tokenizing" shit that didn't need to be tokenized will always be crypto's main gimmick

>>55588610
I also think Sam did it realizing his scheme was completely falling apart very fast.

I'd start by finding wallets moving a lot of money to something private like Monero or something. I think you can't track what goes out after you buy XMR, but you can track what goes in. Was Tornado Cash a thing when the whole FTX thing was going on? Because I'd also look at that as a potential place for Sam to move all his cash into in order to launder it all.

All of this happened around November 22 so it's a lot of wet work but I think the most reliable way to start would be taking the provided wallets in the bounty, then start snooping around anonymous blockchains. See if a lot of money on a coin like that was bought that month, and at least 2/3 months before November 2022.

>>55588574
chill out asshole, obviously you cannot understand how good initiative this is.

>>55588598
>price increase just for a tiny bounty system
are you out of your goddamn mind

>>55588504
nigga is already dead, humilliated in every way humanly imaginable and everybody now knows his face. let him be, its over for him.

>>55588694
fucking dilutional am i right

>>55588687
Dogshit website forum didnt include my pic god damnit let me larp in peace.

>>55588687
How do you even track down a single individual (assuming it isn't a whole team) for this stuff in the first place when XMR is pretty much untraceable in the first place?

>>55588701
>Noooo leave the guy who stole billions of dollars and quietly got out of jail like 2 months after he got sentenced for over 20 years scoff free he's a poor little jew he didnt know what he was doing :(((

>>55588717
As I said, look at BIG wallets buying a lot of Monero around that time. Also the bounty page itself provides wallets suspected to be involved so start there obviously.

Just my two cents though. I don't have the time to do this at all but it's fun to speculate.

>>55588730
I guess it's better than nothing although (former) FTX users will certainly never see their funds back. Kek.

>>55588717
I bet you're the kind of guy who thinks that he's safe and untrackeable cause he uses a vpn right?

>>55588504
>(((FTX))) (((representatives))) """reported""" there to be a """"hack""""
>over $415M
Those wallets there better include the (((representatives')))

>>55588687
>>55588710
actually not a bad start.

>>55588756
When did I ever imply that to be the case? just because e-celebs keep shilling shit like nordvpn doesn't mean monero isn't actually the real deal

>>55588687
Nevermind, Tornado was shut down on August, sam french fries couldn't have used that to launder the cash.

Fuck