The Hackers Who Stole $523,000,000 and Escaped(for now) 

What did you have? I'm making chicken madras tonight 😋

Same lol just went on my lunch break

I made some pasta 🍝

I made food while watching this lmao. Kira makes perfect video essays for chilling

@@dull1312 Hey you are making me hungry lol

No, they won’t. They’ll get away with it because what went down is different than you think…

are u mentally 10 yrs old

Looking at this I don't think that will happen :D It feels like it is much deeper than a lot of people can even imagine, otherwise they would have been found already ;)

Lmfao imagine bragging about a crime. That's so misdemeanor 💅

That is how 80% of the mafia got cough they would have a few drinks & start talking in a room with outsiders around them It's human nature to want to talk about what we accomplish

Yea and it's clear as day that it was a cover up. Clearly bitcoin founder is working with them to launder the money thru bitcoin therefore raising the price, the reason they don't seize bitcoin is because it's "clean" money but clearly its dirty money and the term "clean" is just used to cover up the scheme.

No need, it was a foreign Government, that's why it is a dead topic.

Pretty sure he meant he didn't have the legal authority to look into it further because he'd need to see the books of the exchanges

@@RichardBaranI thought he was saying it’s way too much work just for a RU-vid video straight up. Like it would take waaaaay too much time

SO much better an idea than jumping on the bandwagon of attacking LTT and talking about the downfall when a week later they’re worth more than ever 😂.. that was a bad time in Kira’s channel. It was sad. This is the stuff he should go after…

@@SpectralizerYTso obvious it’s sad people can’t figure this out 😂😅

Only thing is to get more people in Crypto so the 600 Million seem small

not enough

@@Scorch428 True it is never enough when A big Company has multiple Thousand more Bitcoins per Month or any other Stock they sell and buy with great influence.

Not even. Just let it run through systems sitting in a country where data protection exists and you're done if you don't constantly access it for prolonged periods of times - getting the rights to actually see the logs takes longer than the logs are even allowed to be saved.

Same here. Gov job

Send all money to different exchanges Use the funds and scripts to move the markets for lower cap alt coins while you either short or long it on different unrelated account funded by other means. You might not ever get near the whole pie but I’m sure you could have fun

If the FBI isn't after you for fraud or money laundering you have a 99% chance of not being caught; this makes sense cause it was a Japanese company and 💰.😂

Finally a reasonable answer here. You can’t do this without government backing. Can’t be done. That’s the answer. That’s why the top ponies haven’t been corralled.

my guess is a value of between 0% and 100%

​@@Pickelhaube808No S brainiac

You mean not hacked yet.😮

I'm coming up with 32.33, repeating of course, percent.

@@olliemoose2020I’ll suck on it. 😮😮

Not investing in virtual chuck e cheese tokens is a better answer

@@fakenamerealchungus9851Gambling*

I whole heartedly agree bitcoin and crypto is faith based currency. But i must contend that paper money is also a faith based currency.

​@@steve7814the difference is our fiat currency is the backbone of the global economy for a variety of reasons. Crypto doesn't have .01% of the same faith in it.

bitcoin isn't a faith based currency, its based on the blockchain & on code, code is law nobody can print bitcoin & nobody can change his value / hide transactions to the public, there is no "central bank" that can freeze your funds...@@steve7814

Lost what? The game?

@@AscendancyLFthe coins??

It's always funny despite he making that joke a lot.

lol

He just reports on things 5 years after they happen 😂

Facts

You should still remember, sad fact is people's ability to retain information is incredibly low now due to people just remembering the title of the video they watched or what they goggled to find the article the read or watched rather than remembering what they actually "learned" lol

I just feel OLD.... Lol at 57..I'm clueless but honest.

It’s not embarrassing, it’s part of their culture.

@@88heiling Yes? It's very much part of their culture. But it's still embarrassing, that's the point of a public apology.

Many condolences. I personally find solace in that what you describe is but another iteration of friends lost to conspiracism, religiosity, or political extremes. With the constant being, friends we once knew are now consumed by their fettered belief that they KNOW the answer.

yeah, sounds like your "friend" will be better off without an envious person like you in its life

😮

Should've listened and bought BTC

It's a religion. No gods, but the promise of paradise.

😭 I’m sayin, shi crazy tho cuz that’s hella money 😂

Yeah, back when it was worth absolutely nothing and 10k bitcoin could be mined in 3 1/2 days. That's nothing but a win win for both sides - the guy got pizza for something that was worth nothing and what he got back instantly and the guy who sold it to him got rich as well for finding it a fun idea (if he kept it for long enough). Let that part sink in.

@@Unknown_Genius I'll bet you any amount of the money they did not hold the BTC... Otherwise you'd hear about it.

@@umadbra Nah, you'd not hear about it, if they sold it during the first hype they'd just be one of those that made millions over night.

Every time i think about it, i wanna rope. I couldve been free. My entire family couldve been free. We're only ever getting worse off. There is no escape. It was over before it even began. No, "beginning" was never a possibility in the first place.

Proof that Bitcoin is the best asset.

ShaKiraTV

30 years because 7 is only for minor crimes not serious ones.

indeed . ...

That's a horrible thing to do to another person

Bet someone would pay for this to be done to them 🤔

bruh thats crazy

he can't keep getting away with this

Kira just keeps getting away with it!

Just from my own experience I can assure you that there's big % of BTC that is gone for good. I was mining BTC on my gaming pc the very first months of its creation, just for the sake of novelty. So did my friends who found out about it. Back in a day you could mine hundreds if not thousands of BTC a day... But at that point there was no real value anyone could perceive in it. The only thing you could buy with it was drugs on Tor network. But even that was sketchy af, because we were young and even if we wanted to try ordering something it was too scary to even attempt such thing being delivered to your address so, I stopped mining. I bet that my wallet alone would account for a small percentage of all of the BTC market. Unfortunately, that wallet could never be recovered.

They be hella slow

Makes Sense!

Must be your first bitcoin video

@@Shmack_ This made me laugh a lot harder than it should have.

You know my dips don't lie (not law abiding)

​@@Shmack_the meme is "first time?"

Looks like arkham

Exactly, it’s not decentralized at all. Not anymore, anyway.

Reasons why crypto is a joke

tbf there is a handful of cryptocurrencies that are truly decentralized and untrackable, if i was to steal a big amount of crypto i would exchange it for monero and then slowly sell those off.

To be fair it's not like they can flip a switch and seize it. You'd have to send it to an online wallet/exchange and even then only if the exchange cooperates with the freeze/seize request.

you do realize that those are off ramps and you have no idea what you are talking about, recovering hacks currency through forking of the chain is super super fucking hard and creates problems and most people won't be behind it and thus are fucked.

Most Cryptos did go down.

Yea basically

Depending on where they live, they could also be waiting for any statute of limitations to be reached. In the US, it’s a 5 year limit for grand larceny and for any cyber crime.

Yea I'm not sure why they didn't start using mixers as soon as they became popular to start to hide the trail a bit.

@@bubba99009 honestly: probably not worth the risk. if you got that much money around and know that you can actually get away with it, why take the remaining risk to get it early? Even if you're working at McDonalds you can still live like that for a few years before moving into your new mansion.

Having Millions of Small accounts could give them the way to take out a smaller anmount like $20K every couple of days

There's a ton of examples like this. The guy who ran the Canadian exchange quadriga disappeared into India and no one seems to care

Geniuses

@@anonony9081barely sociable did a video on that

This is normal for crypto as it’s pseudonymous, meaning accounts can be hid under pseudonymous with 0 way to get to the user behind it

Nah, people in crypto remember and talk about the other hacks. I didn't mean people outside crypto, I dint expect them to remember something they likely never knew in the first place.

@KiraTV1 sure people within the crypto space know and talk about, but few outside of the space are going to cate enough to bring a lot of attention to it. I think that's why the whole ordeal just faded away.

Yeah, you're just rewording why I disagree with your initial comment, as the thing I said in the video you're referencing is not aimed at the people you're then saying forgot. Again, to be clear, since your reply seems to indicate you didn't understand, people in crypto do not remember or discuss this. This is why it's weird and why I mentioned it in the video, making your comment about other people not applicable. As other hacks are discussed, frequently, and widely known in the space. This one isn't. Meaning it has nothing to do with how losses are handled.

The bitcoin was collected into a handful of addresses and the filtering to new addresses is entirely consistent with every other hack you can see with analysis. Most of the bitcoin you can see sitting at an end location as of right now, so that isn't a plausible or possible explanation unfortunately.

Nk has pretty obvious tells, they move the money and start converting it really quickly. This doesn't fit any nation state Hackers.

But isnt the whole point of KYC is they know who owns the CEX account that recieved the funds?