No Bitfinex was a depositrory and the custumers desposted there coins in multisig wallets. The TOS stated the Bitcoin in clients wallets are owned by You.@@jaredneilsen
@@LettusfarmJokes on you, the truth is if you don’t hold it, you don’t own it. End of story. ALWAYS eliminate counter party risk. Google that term if you don’t know what counter-party risk is. Also, the banks terms & conditions say in the event of a bankruptcy or insolvency event, you get paid last, because you are a “unsecured creditor.” Don’t believe me? Research it. Search the terms: “The Great Taking”
Seems as though it was planted. They were the fall men, and women. They got paid for a minute. They were pawns. The real criminal never gets caught. There's always a fall person to take the blame.
I feel like they left planned evidence. Either that or one night they got high and decided that would be the best hiding spot because no one would look 🙄
I used to use Crypto but in the last few years I've been really over the hype. Most people just use it for investments. It's closer to a Ponzi scheme than currency these days.
@@sinamen516 Amazon is making a coin that will be stable, then you will see what it's supposed to look like as a 'storage' of value. Amazon cant stand their coin rising in value twice over in a year, it will not work. As all currency does not work in such circumstance. Get a grip man. Let go of the crypto MLM schemes.
Shouldn't Bitfinex get it and put it back into the accounts they originated from, then letting those customers take it out if they choose to??? I mean.... I don't see how this is hard to figure out.
They can easily track you for tax purposes. However, if you steal crypto and spend it, you won't be caught for years. Makes perfect sense as usual. They always got their dirty hands out. Can't give it to rightful owners. Goes to the treasury for better use😂. Criminals
The real robbers are bitfinex. Imagine a bank gets robbed and the next day the director says "We decided to charge all accounts with 30% to cover the hole in our vaults and to add insult to injury if the stolen money is ever recovered we retain it and are allowed to pay you back in near worthless pesos instead while we make a good profit by selling the real thing worth hundred times more in the interim."
@@blackhistoryonsteroids8196 thats 3250 per each of them. Less than 40k a year. 120k is considered low income. It might be big money in West Virginia or Alabama but certainly not in places like NY or SF.
@@MakerInMotion Yeah...because your average New Yorker is rich, and tell us all without telling us that you know absolutely nothing about New York, yet here you are running your mouth about New York.
Worst OPSEC I've ever seen. The dude also had a bunch of wallet keys in a Google Drive folder 😂 This is one of the reasons I'm doubting their involvement in the initial hack. There has to be a bigger mastermind behind the entire operation.
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The real hacker probably took a few thousand BTC and is doing fine, using the 65,000 BTC hack as a distraction to keep the feds scratching their heads. Eventually they leave razzlekhan and co who they were amused by at a startup conference some digital breadcrumbs that lead to an 'amazing discovery'. Russian most likely, but I'm sure Netflix will think of something.
@@jeffreyd508 💯 look up Dayveon. Netflix gave the director 250k. He threw a big party in his home town and filmed the movie for $15k. Walked away with 200k. They signed him up for 2 more movies.
First off. They were not living like everyday new yorkers. They were living like criminals. The average new yorker cannot afford $6k a month rent. Are you kidding me?
I feel like they hired a freelancer to do the hack and the freelancer was so shocked they were able to take that large of an amount. The burner phones were used as communication to the hacker living in another country. They all sat on the money for years and these two decided to finally attempt to try to find a way to reap the rewards. They did little amounts to see if anyone would come knocking on their door.
i disagree in that a freelancer savvy enough to pull this off would have found the ways to launder it. i think that they are or at least she is a patsy scapegoat.
@@deforged so how I see it….most things are not rocket science and does not require much technical knowledge. It’s kind like stealing credit cards. Does it sound hard? Yes. But is it really that hard? Well no cause it’s quite common to find that stuff on the dark web.
So do American Government Politicians. They get into politics. ACHIEVE millionaire status. Then leave.... Sound familiar.. POLOSIs. Remember what the Bible said. Don't attempt to remove the splinter from my eye untill you remove the log from yours. Fk the Government.
Wait a minute!!! Are you telling me that a unregulated digital currency is hackable??? What you gonna tell me next, that it can hack anywhere in the world through the internet?
@@mistervo8185 - in short, you are unable or unwilling to explain what hacking a crypto currency means. You are just throwing around that word, "hackable", as if it means something by itself.
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The “Hindu Temple” in Egypt is actually called “Kasr Albaron” or in English “The Baron’s Palace” and is a relic of “New Cairo” or “Masral’ja’dee’dah” at the time it was built. Used to be the residence of its owner. Now reckoned as a national treasure and is in the process of being converted into a museum. There’s a Wikipedia page on it. CNBC should have made a better job researching this tidbit before claiming it to be a Hindu Temple. This, and other similar little misinformation here and there, cast doubt on the veracity of the entire documentary. My heart goes out to the original victims of the cyber heist.
People from lower income got scammed the most in crypto as they are tempted to invest all of their fortune in anything which promises to make them millionaire overnight. People who are doing well will only allocate a small portion to such risky investments.
More like uneducated people will put in everything and not what they can afford to loose. People invest or buy things people tell them to without even looking into what it is or reading a single investment book.
The “Hindu Temple” in Egypt is actually called “Kasr Albaron” or in English “The Baron’s Palace” and is a relic of “New Cairo” or “Masral’ja’dee’dah” at the time it was built. Used to be the residence of its owner. Now reckoned as a national treasure and is in the process of being converted into a museum. There’s a Wikipedia page on it. CNBC should have made a better job researching this tidbit before claiming it to be a Hindu Temple. This, and other similar little misinformation here and there, cast doubt on the veracity of the entire documentary.
The recovery of stolen crypto assets may only apply to those that have made a Police report at the time of the theft and along with other parameters, Digitpol advises anyone that is a victim of a crypto currency theft, scam or fraud, to file a Police report regardless of the value or the modus operandi.
If I buy a car which is later revealed to be stolen I won't get to keep what I paid for. Instead they'll give it back to the owner and I will be out of pocket. Why is it okay for people to spend millions to get their hands on the crypto while the original owners get nothing back?
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There should be no discussion whatsoever who gets the money. It’s stolen property and the rightful owners should have their property returned to them. It’s really pretty simple.
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They need to research the passenger lists for any flights that they made, in particular, the passengers that they sat next to. They may be accomplices or may have struck up conversations with them... that could prove to be quite interesting.
Them hollowing out books to try and hide stuff just shows how in over their heads they were. Not sure how they stayed under the radar for as long as they did.
I don't know why CNBC did not update this story but it even says in the description that the husband admitted to being the hacker. Now whether he really is or he is protecting some Russian hacker, that remains to be seen but I'm sure the IRS was demanding him to show them how he did it in order to believe him.
So, the info on why they started targeting this couple wasn'tpresented. The IRS literatelly got lucky, because of a search of their apartment. They didnt discover using any hacking or surveillance techniques.
Can someone help explain to me why large currency exchanges and wallets for them could be registered without regulations in place that mandate each wallet to be registered with validated IDs? Like, we had to wait for them to attempt to cash out the bitcoins via a Walmart Giftcard, and somehow Walmart has stronger KYC than a currency exchange? Second question, if a bitcoin is transferred from Wallet A to Wallet Z, even if in between them they were transferred into wallets B through Y before they reached Z, why couldn't we just freeze all wallets from B to Z and claw back or reverse all transactions made until they return to A? Like, how does this work, does anybody know?
KYC wasn't a thing back then. It was gradually pushed on to exchanges, and today there are still exchanges that don't require any form of ID whatsoever, they usually avoid doing business with Americans to avoid getting in trouble but they are still there and US citizen with a foreign mail forwarding service and a VPN could still use them too. Transactions on the bitcoin Network are irreversible that's what makes it interesting to own a crypto currency like bitcoin, not even the government can do anything unless they find the private key to the wallet that gives them autorisation to move the funds.
There are two criminals in this story. First the hacker who stole the crypto from it's rightful owners, and then the US Government which also is stealing crypto from its rightful owners. Both are equally scum.
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I feel vindicated. I've been telling people for almost 3 years that crypto is just a get rich quick scheme and most of them will actually lose money. Seeing it all come crashing down has been fun to watch.
Only a "get rich quick" mindset has you thinking that everyone is losing money. Long-term investors know that "almost" anyone that invested long-term in crypto is in the green Just a brief FYI
@@awolpensy3988 Nope. I have a friend who is struggling to get by as a cleaner and she got sucked into the crypto craze. She lost a lot of the little money she had thanks to crypto. It won't go up forever that is not how money works. People promoting these coins have to realize through each rug pull a desperate person is getting their life ruined.
@@danfield6030 For there to be winner there have to be losers. This is true for crypto. I know many people who have lost money on it. Out of 6 only one made a profit and it wasn't even a lot.
I want to add my two cents to the story, from a business perspective. I knew Heather Morgan from her RUclips channels on sales. She was actually very incredible when it came to cold email and B2B sales (at least in the top industry experts). Her content were extremely valuable and she is a sharp business women. Can't even phantom this side of her to steal at such a scale. Truly shocking.
I have to wonder if bitcoin made her cray cray. I'm not sure if I can accept she was that bonkers to begin with. Moral of the story : Bitcoin may cause detachment from reality
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40:35 Bitfinex has the nerve to think they should get that money. It belongs to the people whose Bitcoins has been stolen from. This is crazy
No it doesn’t. It was stolen from bitfinex wallets, if it was in customer wallets it wouldn’t have been (able to be) stolen in this way.
No Bitfinex was a depositrory and the custumers desposted there coins in multisig wallets. The TOS stated the Bitcoin in clients wallets are owned by You.@@jaredneilsen
@@jaredneilsen it was an exchange wallet.
That's like saying my money in the bank isn't mine because it's not at home
@@LettusfarmJokes on you, the truth is if you don’t hold it, you don’t own it. End of story.
ALWAYS eliminate counter party risk. Google that term if you don’t know what counter-party risk is.
Also, the banks terms & conditions say in the event of a bankruptcy or insolvency event, you get paid last, because you are a “unsecured creditor.”
Don’t believe me? Research it. Search the terms: “The Great Taking”
This must have been a crime of opportunity. There's no way those two "masterminded" anything.
Exactly the rabbit hole goes beyond these two. This wouldn’t be possible without irs turning a blind eye
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Sure they did. Just listen to her rapping. Genius I tell you. Genius.
Scam
@@putler965 not genius at all, she got caught.
You mean to tell me they pulled this whole thing off only to get caught by buying gift cards mailed to their home address and using their real names?
it is secured until you use it. so they cant really use it. so you stole something that you cant use
@@archmad not sure i completely understand?
😂 ya, so strange they would call it conspiracy. If they had other people do it
Thats another thing
This is why monero is the only currency worth having
They didn't hack it. they use to do the dirty work to cash out the fund.
How Bitfinex could socialize the losses and take 30% of all its customers money to cover the cost of theft is beyond me.
I purchased Bitfinix on an exchange exchange and I lost millions in digital currency units.
@@BrianPhelpsV2 Sorry to hear that.
@@BrianPhelpsV2 i purchased the bitfinex exchange exchange on an exchange exchange exchange and i did okay.
LooooL
Government looses Our Dollars all the time. Look at the 70+Billion in Ukraine. How Hypocritical. Fk the Government
Sometimes I think that I am unintelligent and cringe. Watching this made my self esteem absolutely skyrocket.
😁
same
Heather Morgan is 💯 % fire-branded genius.
So, in this case, you must be what you said. Agreed 🤣
Dumbos... allowing someone to access is now a crime ??? LMAO !
If you're going to be a criminal, definitely label your "burner phone".
I cant believe they actually called the phone bag "burner phone"
Seems as though it was planted. They were the fall men, and women. They got paid for a minute. They were pawns. The real criminal never gets caught. There's always a fall person to take the blame.
Nerds for you
Obviously not the brains of this scheme.
@@lonesomedove6960 Don't be so sure. Her IQ is probably up there.
I feel like they left planned evidence. Either that or one night they got high and decided that would be the best hiding spot because no one would look 🙄
Binfinex needs to front up and help clients.
I used to use Crypto but in the last few years I've been really over the hype. Most people just use it for investments. It's closer to a Ponzi scheme than currency these days.
This comment proved to be accurate.
then you are stupid because everything in the future will be on a blockchain.
@slesperado no it didn't 😂 we're on the verge of Bitcoin ETFs!!
@@sinamen516 Amazon is making a coin that will be stable, then you will see what it's supposed to look like as a 'storage' of value. Amazon cant stand their coin rising in value twice over in a year, it will not work. As all currency does not work in such circumstance. Get a grip man. Let go of the crypto MLM schemes.
@@sinamen516 casuals lol
Shouldn't Bitfinex get it and put it back into the accounts they originated from, then letting those customers take it out if they choose to??? I mean.... I don't see how this is hard to figure out.
HAHAHA
Thats not going to happen. Read up how Mt Gox ended up.
They can easily track you for tax purposes. However, if you steal crypto and spend it, you won't be caught for years. Makes perfect sense as usual. They always got their dirty hands out. Can't give it to rightful owners. Goes to the treasury for better use😂. Criminals
I feel like this series of events would make a great comedy movie.
These people are so lucky they were not found by the people they robbed.
The real robbers are bitfinex. Imagine a bank gets robbed and the next day the director says "We decided to charge all accounts with 30% to cover the hole in our vaults and to add insult to injury if the stolen money is ever recovered we retain it and are allowed to pay you back in near worthless pesos instead while we make a good profit by selling the real thing worth hundred times more in the interim."
@picketf wow I never knew that.
The fact he was called Dutch shows he really had a plan.
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Main takeaway is that everything can be tracked.
Everything, any case of theft, fraud and so on is not a Blockchain technological error but a human error.
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This is what makes cnbc so awesome. They actually spend time to do reporting.
Lol. Good joke
Fk cnbc
I hope that sarcasm
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2012: US Gov. Bitcoin is not a real currency.
2022: US Gov. stealing Bitcoin is a federal crime.
Why in the world does an IRS agent need to be armed?
This story kills me no matter how many times I hear it. 🤣🤣🤣
labeled “burner phone” is what gets me all the time 😭😭
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All of it needs to go back to those victims- period-
@Richard Jackman no taxes- no banks- victims first-
Saying that they lived like "everyday New Yorkers" is completely out of touch lmao.
For real right? I barfed a lil.
Right paying 6500 a month in rent.
Are you suggesting there's people in New York who aren't rich? Why would non-rich people live somewhere everything costs triple? Just leave.
@@blackhistoryonsteroids8196 thats 3250 per each of them. Less than 40k a year. 120k is considered low income. It might be big money in West Virginia or Alabama but certainly not in places like NY or SF.
@@MakerInMotion Yeah...because your average New Yorker is rich, and tell us all without telling us that you know absolutely nothing about New York, yet here you are running your mouth about New York.
Should've kept their BTC in a personal crypto wallet. Don't keep them in an exchange.
A plastic bag labeled “burner phone”…how suspicious can you get
CNBC did it.
Worst OPSEC I've ever seen. The dude also had a bunch of wallet keys in a Google Drive folder 😂
This is one of the reasons I'm doubting their involvement in the initial hack. There has to be a bigger mastermind behind the entire operation.
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Her rappin is horrible 🤦🏾♂️😂😂😂😂
Lookin forward to seeing what Netflix does with this story as well
She should get an extra 10 years for crimes against music.
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I’ve been forced to find additional sources of income as I got retrenched. I barely have time to continue trading and watch my investments since I had my second daughter. Do you think I should take a break for a while from the market and focus on other things or return whenever I have free time or is it a continuous process? Thanks.
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I’m just wondering how fast Netflix is scrambling to get a deal with those two. From the makers of Inventing Anna, “The crocodile of Wall Street.”
Remember the cereal commercial where they always say "Let Mikey try. He tries anything"? Thats Netflix. They buy anything
The real hacker probably took a few thousand BTC and is doing fine, using the 65,000 BTC hack as a distraction to keep the feds scratching their heads. Eventually they leave razzlekhan and co who they were amused by at a startup conference some digital breadcrumbs that lead to an 'amazing discovery'. Russian most likely, but I'm sure Netflix will think of something.
@@jeffreyd508 💯 look up Dayveon. Netflix gave the director 250k. He threw a big party in his home town and filmed the movie for $15k. Walked away with 200k. They signed him up for 2 more movies.
First off. They were not living like everyday new yorkers. They were living like criminals. The average new yorker cannot afford $6k a month rent. Are you kidding me?
They weren’t average they are millionaires
I mean they work in huge tech companies that pay great for their positions so therefore they could afford it essentially
The gov is the house “the house always wins”
People don’t want security in a wallet most people want privacy
You can’t tell me anyone who bought bit coins at the start were in it to get rich
I feel like they hired a freelancer to do the hack and the freelancer was so shocked they were able to take that large of an amount. The burner phones were used as communication to the hacker living in another country.
They all sat on the money for years and these two decided to finally attempt to try to find a way to reap the rewards. They did little amounts to see if anyone would come knocking on their door.
i disagree in that a freelancer savvy enough to pull this off would have found the ways to launder it.
i think that they are or at least she is a patsy scapegoat.
@@deforged so how I see it….most things are not rocket science and does not require much technical knowledge. It’s kind like stealing credit cards. Does it sound hard? Yes. But is it really that hard? Well no cause it’s quite common to find that stuff on the dark web.
@@deforged if you PLAY with fire, you risk getting burned. Heather has a borderline related personality added with narcissistic traits.
Your correct
So do American Government Politicians. They get into politics. ACHIEVE millionaire status. Then leave....
Sound familiar..
POLOSIs.
Remember what the Bible said. Don't attempt to remove the splinter from my eye untill you remove the log from yours.
Fk the Government.
Wait a minute!!! Are you telling me that a unregulated digital currency is hackable??? What you gonna tell me next, that it can hack anywhere in the world through the internet?
not the currency itself but some exchanges are much shittier
What does "hacking a digital currency" mean to you? Tell me that, and I will tell you why it is, or is not hackable.
@@JanBruunAndersen anything and everything code based is hackable. Especially when it's connected to the web.
@@mistervo8185 - in short, you are unable or unwilling to explain what hacking a crypto currency means. You are just throwing around that word, "hackable", as if it means something by itself.
@@JanBruunAndersen if that doesn't bother you, live and let live.
Can you image being ripped off by razzlekhan? Where do you go from there?
It's like they're roleplaying as thieves but took it too far 🤔
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Alex Gomez is probably the best I’ve ever come across, he is well recommended for newbies and his technical analysis is one of the best out there any investor can engage with.
Am I the only one who nearly died of vicarious embarrassment whenever Razzle Khan's rap comes on? Is she not in on the joke?
No, you are not..
"vicarious embarrassment" Now I have a phrase that I have been looking for
She's enjoying her hobby. Don't be mean. It's immature
The “Hindu Temple” in Egypt is actually called “Kasr Albaron” or in English “The Baron’s Palace” and is a relic of “New Cairo” or “Masral’ja’dee’dah” at the time it was built. Used to be the residence of its owner. Now reckoned as a national treasure and is in the process of being converted into a museum. There’s a Wikipedia page on it. CNBC should have made a better job researching this tidbit before claiming it to be a Hindu Temple. This, and other similar little misinformation here and there, cast doubt on the veracity of the entire documentary.
My heart goes out to the original victims of the cyber heist.
People from lower income got scammed the most in crypto as they are tempted to invest all of their fortune in anything which promises to make them millionaire overnight. People who are doing well will only allocate a small portion to such risky investments.
More like uneducated people will put in everything and not what they can afford to loose. People invest or buy things people tell them to without even looking into what it is or reading a single investment book.
Those 120k bitcoin stolen are *NOW WORTH 12.2 BILLION* December 2024- 1 bitcoin is worth over $102k USD
CNBC killed it on this one 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
The “Hindu Temple” in Egypt is actually called “Kasr Albaron” or in English “The Baron’s Palace” and is a relic of “New Cairo” or “Masral’ja’dee’dah” at the time it was built. Used to be the residence of its owner. Now reckoned as a national treasure and is in the process of being converted into a museum. There’s a Wikipedia page on it. CNBC should have made a better job researching this tidbit before claiming it to be a Hindu Temple. This, and other similar little misinformation here and there, cast doubt on the veracity of the entire documentary.
Omg that rapping is... goosebump inducing
Yeah! It’s worse than any horror movie I’ve heard. Lol 🤣
@buddapudgie8482 but her confidence is through the roof, I got to give her that
The recovery of stolen crypto assets may only apply to those that have made a Police report at the time of the theft and along with other parameters, Digitpol advises anyone that is a victim of a crypto currency theft, scam or fraud, to file a Police report regardless of the value or the modus operandi.
If I buy a car which is later revealed to be stolen I won't get to keep what I paid for. Instead they'll give it back to the owner and I will be out of pocket. Why is it okay for people to spend millions to get their hands on the crypto while the original owners get nothing back?
i'm glad they got caught, not for justice but bc they act like children
😂👌
IRS dude really trying to get the world to believe in how gangsta they are 😂
Yeah convince people to freely send you 20-30% of their money every year is by definition GANGSTA!!
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The real risk in the Crypto market is the risk of not investing, not the risk of short term price volatility.
I have been investing in crypto but have had a bumpy ride. How can I reach your broker? I will appreciate any tip or pointers
I once tried trading myself but made more losses than profits. I wouldn't suggest it to anyone
@@debbygerrard9803 Plan your trade and grow your crypto portfolio with Alexia's investment/trading services...she's one of the best when it comes to trading Cryptocurrencies.
@@paristyacke4535 Who's she and how do l contact her directly?
There should be no discussion whatsoever who gets the money. It’s stolen property and the rightful owners should have their property returned to them. It’s really pretty simple.
A lot of the losses will never be claimed because the money was dirty to start with.
Note the Gulf Cartel would like there coins back.
2016, they didn't learn. 2022, they still haven't learned! *NOT YOUR KEYS, NOT YOUR CRYPTO*
Get yourself a harware wallet ASAP.
They are exactly the sort of people I imagined would be responsible.
Lol
My head is spinning just watching this. I just can't believe what I have just watched.
Very well articulated; I wish I had more time for trial and error, but I'll be 56 in October and I need ideas and advice on what investments to make to set myself up for retirement, especially with the looming inflation and recession; my goal is to have a portfolio of at least $850k at the age of 60. Been reading in a lotta articles especially on Bloomberg about people's testimonies in these hard times and I'd love to have one too.
it's all hype! best to ignore the trend at the moment whether bullish or bearish, and stick to a proper trading plan preferably with expertise assistance.
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BS
I swear, either this video or SBF and his debacle pop up and play next at least 4 times a week!
They need to research the passenger lists for any flights that they made, in particular, the passengers that they sat next to. They may be accomplices or may have struck up conversations with them... that could prove to be quite interesting.
Heather might be innocent of the theft until proven guilty but she's definitely guilty of assaulting my ear drums with a deadly weapon
It is a pity that Bitfinex then fell into the clutches of scammers, now they would only dream of such
Lock them up and throw away the keys! Her so-called rapping is a crime in itself!
Yeah, you’re right about that. She makes the Island Boys sound like 2Pac.
If she is a rapper, I am Beethoven!
her rapping made me feel sick...
5:33 Now who's gonna investigate the IRS agent on how much and how he could afford that fancy suit, shoes and watch.
Master Class in outing yourself 😂
Government: thanks criminals
Them hollowing out books to try and hide stuff just shows how in over their heads they were. Not sure how they stayed under the radar for as long as they did.
The customers should have it… blows my mind that they might give it back to the company 😠
Nice job. This felt like an episode of Darknet Diaries.
I don't know why CNBC did not update this story but it even says in the description that the husband admitted to being the hacker. Now whether he really is or he is protecting some Russian hacker, that remains to be seen but I'm sure the IRS was demanding him to show them how he did it in order to believe him.
She should have disappeared as soon as she took the crypto
Shoulda moved to Russia.
How anyone took this girl seriously is beyond me.
The perfect Segway into government controlled digital currency
Sounds like an oxymoron
I'm 8 minutes in and I can't take anymore of this rebarbative couple.
A bag of phones labeled 'Burner Phones' 🤣 Some people have no common sense !
Definitely fake setup lol.
Smart heist, dumbest behavior afterwards
So, the info on why they started targeting this couple wasn'tpresented. The IRS literatelly got lucky, because of a search of their apartment. They didnt discover using any hacking or surveillance techniques.
Can someone help explain to me why large currency exchanges and wallets for them could be registered without regulations in place that mandate each wallet to be registered with validated IDs? Like, we had to wait for them to attempt to cash out the bitcoins via a Walmart Giftcard, and somehow Walmart has stronger KYC than a currency exchange?
Second question, if a bitcoin is transferred from Wallet A to Wallet Z, even if in between them they were transferred into wallets B through Y before they reached Z, why couldn't we just freeze all wallets from B to Z and claw back or reverse all transactions made until they return to A?
Like, how does this work, does anybody know?
KYC wasn't a thing back then. It was gradually pushed on to exchanges, and today there are still exchanges that don't require any form of ID whatsoever, they usually avoid doing business with Americans to avoid getting in trouble but they are still there and US citizen with a foreign mail forwarding service and a VPN could still use them too.
Transactions on the bitcoin Network are irreversible that's what makes it interesting to own a crypto currency like bitcoin, not even the government can do anything unless they find the private key to the wallet that gives them autorisation to move the funds.
Worst music in human history 😂
The real crime was her rapping 42:49
That's actually smat, living in plain sight, acting like everyday people.
Everyday people? Where the heck do you live? 😅
I don't know any everyday people like her...
@@WhatsUpWithSheila She act like one.
Bitcoins is not something you keep under your mattress. If you have electricity and a mouse pointer moving on a screen is as good as gone
There are two criminals in this story. First the hacker who stole the crypto from it's rightful owners, and then the US Government which also is stealing crypto from its rightful owners. Both are equally scum.
Stupid cover up to hide the real hackers behind this heist
If they had billions in stolen money why are they not in jail ? Until court ?
Not your keys, Not your coins. 💯
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What's a decent forex broker besides sway and hugos
@@RobertMichael-pv1nh A winning stock is always hated and doubted. That's why it gains when skeptics get surprised.
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I always invest my money through names I see being praised in totally legit sounding comments under these videos.
Not your keys not your crypto!
Crocodile tears of wall street
Mission accomplished!!! You reached me!!!! Hot damn 🤯. Wow. My take away from this video…… go listen to all the orher videos you have out there. Thank you for being an amazing mentor.
you really cant escape the tax man
Biggest crime committed here, calling that noise, “rap music”..or any genre of music for that matter.
I feel vindicated. I've been telling people for almost 3 years that crypto is just a get rich quick scheme and most of them will actually lose money. Seeing it all come crashing down has been fun to watch.
Actually , every person I know that has invested has made money. You have no idea what your talking about.
Only a "get rich quick" mindset has you thinking that everyone is losing money.
Long-term investors know that "almost" anyone that invested long-term in crypto is in the green
Just a brief FYI
@@awolpensy3988 Nope. I have a friend who is struggling to get by as a cleaner and she got sucked into the crypto craze. She lost a lot of the little money she had thanks to crypto. It won't go up forever that is not how money works. People promoting these coins have to realize through each rug pull a desperate person is getting their life ruined.
@@danfield6030 For there to be winner there have to be losers. This is true for crypto. I know many people who have lost money on it. Out of 6 only one made a profit and it wasn't even a lot.
Ha, I made money before completely getting out in February
6k a month no groceries no utilities thats beyond outrageous
I want to add my two cents to the story, from a business perspective. I knew Heather Morgan from her RUclips channels on sales. She was actually very incredible when it came to cold email and B2B sales (at least in the top industry experts).
Her content were extremely valuable and she is a sharp business women.
Can't even phantom this side of her to steal at such a scale.
Truly shocking.
So Heather is a scammer
Yeah so….this is probably Heather using a fake RUclips account and probably payed money to have this comment be liked enough to be at the top
ye it is. how did u know?@@DaydreamBreaks
Anyone that says "like" that much isn't credible. Extremely inarticulate.
The penalties are far too lenient and should be tough. Hackers know what they are doing. Only extremely harsh penalties also deter.
They stole 4.5 billion in crypto currency lmao
If it wasn't crypto they would have gotten away with it. BTC is so transparent. No wonder Banksters and old money don't like it.
It's also a pyramid scheme
I have to wonder if bitcoin made her cray cray. I'm not sure if I can accept she was that bonkers to begin with. Moral of the story : Bitcoin may cause detachment from reality
They make it sound as if only criminals use privacy coins but why would they if cash is the ultimate inconspicuous way to transfer funds?
😂😂😂34.19...."no no no, she didn't even know what is like search engine optimization"
😂 that killed me lmao
The real crime here is that so called "rapping" yikes....Lock her up!
what if the company people themselves did it? and those two are just accomplishes.
Did anyone ever tell her she is a terrible rapper?
And they still want to make a cashless society. "oops".