Found two (2) Bitcoin on my clients laptop that I am repairing for keyboard issue, but decided to snoop around and look for nudes of his wife and download all his passwords, and sensitive material. How would one hypothetically take this Bitcoin without leaving a trace?
There is no trace to leave as bitcoin isnt even regulated by any government and if it gets taken theres nothing anyone can do about it
Robert Wilson
install cryptolocker after taking it yourself, blame hackers
Chase Phillips
1. Don't snoop around like an autist 2. Don't steal other peoples shit / your cliants shit 3. If you copy any of his personal confidential shit you're a fucking arsehole and you time in your industry is limited, your name will be mud and you're a useless piece of shit to society.
Gavin Powell
Step 1: write down his private key, steal nothing Step 2: give his laptop back Step 3: transfer the bitcoin a week later
Nathaniel Scott
nigger
Christian Gomez
This. Maybe even wait a lot longer to see if it increases. Then transfer it to another newly created address, convert it to Monero via some exchange, send it to a new Monero address, then if you want, put it back into a Bitcoin address of your choosing by converting and sending it again.
>literally describing money laundering on Sup Forums
Jackson Gonzalez
btc doesn't need laundering, once it's transfered it's 100% yours and nobody can claim it back nor sue anybody. Worst they could do is kill the user who posted this thread, but that's his risk to take.
My point is, you don't need to transfer the money from address to address to "remove traces"