Everything We Know About Netflix’s “Trust No One: The Hunt for the Crypto King”
It’s about time Netflix’s true crime unit turned its eye to cryptocurrencies. In the tradition of “The Tinder Swindler,” “Crime Scene: The Vanishing at the Cecil Hotel,” and “Abducted in Plain Sight,” a new documentary will have people talking soon. This time, Netflix will tell the story of QuadrigaCX, a cryptocurrency exchange with something to […]
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Viewers of the documentary, especially those aware of the whole saga, resonated with the conspiracy theory about the founder faking his death. Netflix’s new crypto documentary titled Trust No One: The Hunt for the Crypto King was released on Wednesday amid much fanfare. The documentary is based on the mysterious death of the now-defunct crypto exchange QuadrigaCX founder.The founder of the crypto exchange allegedly died on a trip to India. Along with him, he took away the whereabouts of the keys to crypto wallets containing around $250 million worth of cryptocurrencies.Unofficial....
Introducing the Great San Francisco Bitcoin Treasure Hunt. Decipher clues, explore the city, find Bitcoins – no this isn’t the next Nicolas Cage movie – a mystery donor by the name of @SFHiddenBitcoin took to twitter today and transformed San Francisco into a gigantic interactive Bitcoin scavenger hunt. The “wallets” look like black credit cards with shiny letters and a QR code, a bitcoin address, and the hunt’s twitter handle. Each wallet reportedly contains 0.0333 bitcoin, or about $20. Several “Wallets” and tantalizing clues have been posted on Twitter and all throughout the city with....
Following the hack of the BTer exchange a deal was negotiated with the hacker for him to return all the stolen NXT to BTer against some Bitcoins. Sure enough, the hacker didn’t keep his work and kept 8.3 million NXT by himself. I was the lead negotiator of this deal, but I am now ready to lead the hunt for this hacker. I had lengthy talk with him, and got a chance to understand him fairly well. I received help from several people to try to identify him, and I am pleased to say we already have some promising ideas to pursue. Naturally, this kind of information will remain confidential until....
Someone is going around San Francisco and leaving small sheets of aluminium all over the city. No, they are not littering. The sheets are in fact bitcoin 'paper' wallets - part of an elaborate scavenger hunt that is being carried out by an anonymous and fun-loving donor. The hunt has its own twitter account, @SFHiddenBitcoin, which carries the slogan: 'Bringing bitcoins to the people by hiding them. An educational experiment'. The account reveals clues as to where the wallets might be found, and acknowledges when they are found, but it is a mystery as to just who might be behind the stunt.....
Hunt For Satoshi fundraiser page. Alex Preukschat, Josep Busquet and José Ángel Ares García, the trio behind 'The Hunt for Satoshi Nakamoto', the new Bitcoin Comic which previewed at CoinSummit and was recently written up on CoinDesk, are gearing up to launch their project Kickstarter style on the new SWARM platform which recently raised over $1,000,000 worth of Bitcoin in startup capital. Preukschat says he wants to take 1,000 pre-orders of the comic before it goes to print and those who sign up will receive crypto-tokens from the SWARM platform in return for their donations allowing them....