$===>$$$$$$$

🔥 Found another one: https://bitinfocharts.com/bitcoin/address/1F34duy2eeMz5mSrvFepVzy7Y1rBsnAyWC

Found one of the wallets: 1yRZCrLmRZGyycjJpVq6cLG9GtDyfWVqE

Looks like a wallets 1BAF.. and 14YK.. made the Top Dormant Wallets for the last 5 years (Bitcoin Addresses)

Another one: 14YK4mzJGo5NKkNnmVJeuEAQftLt795Gec

🔥 Found another one: https://bitinfocharts.com/bitcoin/address/1F34duy2eeMz5mSrvFepVzy7Y1rBsnAyWC

Another thing to note: this all kinda shows why cash is so important. Cash gives us the capability to set an arbitrary Zero point at any time because cash helps us determine [value in] = [value out].. which can also be expressed as [value in] - [value out] = 0. Hypothetically speaking, a simple way of catching the bad actors would be to have a financial network that’s a closed system in which you secretly decide to set the starting point for the new system with all the available cash at that single point in time, like a snapshot of balances all around the world. Then by compartmentalizing your banks and financial institutions through blockchain and Genesis blocks, you can run an algorithm to immediately flag any cash that’s unaccounted for that’s attempting to either enter or exit that closed system. This is why I mentioned earlier that CryptoG’s decision to tie back full circle to their original genesis address is an interesting move because you would be attempting to do the opposite in money laundering/fraudulency so you can diminish your involvement in the system as much as possible.

When the truth comes out about that 1M BTC stash, you’ll realize how early on I figured that one out. 😉

GAME OVER