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John McAfee · July 2018

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Reply to @unstephenk

@unstephenk We pre load it with $50 in Bitcoins. You pay regular price plus $50 for the BTC. When you give up, we give you the pass phrase so you can recover the $50. And you will eventually give up.

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Reply to @AndreyGru

@AndreyGru Of course. We're offering $100,000 if you hack it. We're not going to give you the device too. Check https://t.co/VJ7qrOxQqL for rules.

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Reply to @ronbroek

@ronbroek Buy them.

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Reply to @safex_io

@cryptomaky Yes

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Reply to @Elekko

@Elekko Ty

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Reply to @nurdeloth

@nurdeloth Buy one

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Reply to @duggo41

@duggo41 Yes

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Reply to @notdan

@notdan It would not

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Reply to @cashbrudi

@cashbrudi Buy one.

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Reply to @ebrinkster

@ebrinkster Gotta buy it.

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Reply to @labibaariz

@labibaariz We provide the wallet pre loaded with $50 in Bitcoin. You pay regular price plus $50 for the Bitcoin. When you tell us you give up we give you the pass phrase so that you can recover the $50. Reguster at https://t.co/dQPOjjYnEj.

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Reply to @slavMAKS

@slavMAKS Then reg8ster at https://t.co/v470VDdtF0, get your device pre-loaded with $50 in Bitcoin. If you collect the coins we give you $100,000. When you g7ve up, tell us and we will send you the pass phrase so you can cover the cost of the Bitcoins. You pay us regular price plus $50.

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@ed1ala @RNR_0 Register at https://t.co/VJ7qrOxQqL. Buy the device which comes pre-loaded with $50 in Bitcoins. Pay us regular pruce plus $50. When you give up we send you the pass phrase so you you can get the BTC and recover the $50?

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Reply to @KlimaatZaaier

@AltEntrepreneur If it's a scam the world will find out and my business will collapse. No. It's not a scam. Register as a hacker on https://t.co/VJ7qrOxQqL, get the device pre-loaded with $50 in Bitcoins, get the Bitcoins and we give you $100,000. When you give up, we send you the pass phrase.

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Reply to @SiTume

@SiTume No. You did not.

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Reply to @Camcol123

@Camcol123 Not this.

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Reply to @Winnie_Oriana

@Winnie_Oriana You cannot hack it. Even with a quantum computer.

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Reply to @KarmosKoen

@KarmosKoen Not. Even with quantum computing.

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Reply to @FreedomCoin_

@CryptoTho_ False. Cannot be hacked using quantum computing. All the super computers in the works, working in tandem, could not possibly hack it.

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Reply to @Bill_Hefferon

@Bill_Hefferon At no time will it ever be hackable. I say this with absolute certainty.

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Reply to @SovereignReborn

@SovereignReborn Go to https://t.co/VJ7qrOxQqL and register as a hacker. Just do it.

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Everyone tells me https://t.co/VJ7qrOxQqL is hackable. Then register as a hacker and do it. We send you the device pre-loaded with $50 in BTC. If you get the BTC we send you $100,000. You will eventually give up. When you do we send you the pass phrase to recover your $50. Do it.

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Reply to @issamsatoshi

@issamsatoshi No sir.

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Reply to @enterthegrove

@enterthegrove We cant help with that. You can write the phrase down, put in your will and give to a trusted lawyer. I'm only saying its unhackable. Can't help with with financial advice, succession of assets, questions about whether you can take stuff with you, how to treat relatives, etc.

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Reply to @cryptoID_info

@cryptoID_info There will be no updates.

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Reply to @BioWebScape

@BioWebScape I only claim it's unhackable. Can't help with what ifs. If you want to write it down you may do so, but it opens a whole universe of risk factors by doing so.

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Reply to @lucasmzanella

@lucasmzanella @HiyaBuddy1 Take what we offer ir move on.

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Reply to @notdan

@notdan @d4rkm4tter If you know you can do it, then what does the piddly price matter in relationship to the bounty.

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Reply to @pain___killer

@pain___killer No sir. If you believe what you say then get a small team together, hack it and split the bounty. Before this, and I firmly used to believe it too, your statement was true. I am working in a new paradigm. As I said, if you are right then do it.

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Reply to @RandoMuzik

@RandoMuzik Perfect. Then do it.

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@HarmenNix Does it not. I have taken action. The device exists. Now . . . . Someone take action and prove me wrong.

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Reply to @EnzoLTC

@EnzoLTC Register st https://t.co/VJ7qrOxQqL. buy the device pre loaded with $50 in BTC. Or did you expect a free device and free BTC in addition to the $100,000?

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Reply to @RagsToCoins

@RagsToCoins Then hack the device and prove it or stfu. The device has been designed and created. Lots of work. Now, if you doubt it's unhackable, then fuckung hack it. If not, stay on the sidelines with your mouth shut.

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Reply to @Dpadg79

@Dpadg79 @lucasmzanella @HiyaBuddy1 Go to https://t.co/VJ7qrOxQqL

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Reply to @OnInThree3

@lilmarisworld What other bets? The dick eating bet is not over for another 2 and a half years. That's the only other bet I've made. Predictions are not bets.

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Reply to @RawMaterialNYC

@RawMaterialNYC Register at https://t.co/VJ7qrOxQqL

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Reply to @randadtrade

@randadtrade Can't do it with a smart phone. They hsve memory on them and software. Anything with memory and software can be hacked.

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Reply to @jeffreyrufino

@jeffreyrufino You have not hacked it. Pure and simple.

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Reply to @VfxThat

@CryptoTropico Take what's offered or move on.

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Reply to @markaj85

@markabuJaber Thank you sir.

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Reply to @JR92618

@JR92618 Then shut the fuck up and hack it. Stop spouting bullshit and actually do it.

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Reply to @UnSocialMe_

@UnSocialMe_ Ok

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@Chiefusco Thank you sir.

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Reply to @ghost_cursor

@ghost_cursor This has nothing to do with testing. it's a fucking challenge. Do you expect to win $100,000 AND get free Bitcoins and a free wallet? This tests nothing and it tells us nothing. We already fucking know that no-one can hack it. We learn nothing. You, however, may learn something.

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Reply to @AirdropExplorer

@Token_Explorer Hacking is not illegal. White hat hackers make a living, full time by hiring out their services for PEN testing and other legal activities..

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Reply to @LargelyUseless

@LargelyUseless Jesus. Hacking is NOT illegal. That is utter bullshit. There are hundreds of thousands of white hat hackers that hire themselves out to businesses and government agencies. Almost all PEN testers are hackers for example. Please God, don't spread idiotic rumors.

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Reply to @peejnuge

@peejnuge Not a marketing ploy. Please God!!! It is fucking unhackable If you would only look into it instead of blindly accepting the status quo belief that nothing is unhackable, you might learn something surprising. If you understood it, you would see how obviously unhackable it is.

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The challenge is not a ploy. Please God!!! It is fucking unhackable If you would only look into it instead of blindly accepting the status quo belief that nothing is unhackable, you might learn something. If you understood it, you would see how obviously unhackable it is.

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@Vericoinium That's coercion, not hacking. Any asshole with half a brain and a gun can coerce. Are you going to allow them to join the elite ranks of hackers? Get real.

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Reply to @SouzanHalabi

@SouzanHalabi No

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@0rion_Jack5on I frankly don't have a clue.

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Reply to @pr0t0type_X

@pr0t0type_X Everything WAS. But no more.

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Reply to @Brettloug

@Brettloug I take it back. I spoke from blind belief in a world where nothing WAS unhackable. Turns out there is more than the one world that we know and love. I said "nothing is unhackable" in a state of ignorance. With open eyes I now tell you "https://t.co/VJ7qrOxQqL is unhackable".

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Reply to @bitfiwarrior

@popthunder Thank you sir.

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Reply to @jasonfnorth

@jasonfnorth That is coercion, not hacking.

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Reply to @AlexGreatone

@PrinceSupraLTC There is no software or memory on the device. The only thing you CAN hack is the hardware, and the pass phrase iw stored nowhere. Not on a server, not on the device ... nowhere. Nothing you can do to the hardware will get you the pass phrase.

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Reply to @snarkatttack

@Crypt0Durden No programming language. No programs at all. There is no software and no memory on the device.

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Reply to @AlexDenStoerste

@AlexDenStoerste It can't be hacked. Fact. There is no software on the device, and no memory. So you can't do a software hack. And the pass phrase is stored nowhere. Not in a server, not in the device ... nowhere. There is nothing you can do to the hardware that will give you the pass phrase.

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Reply to @OnlyBlockChains

@ozzie317 We send you a wallet with $50 in BTC on it. If you can get the Bitcoins, we give you $100,000. 5hmmThat's the challenge.

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https://t.co/k4ZOu4FNOS

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https://t.co/spyAMMrzHa

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Reply to @buffermet

@yungtravla You are wrong. It absolutely is not stored anywhere. You believe a pass phrase authenticates. In the old paradigm it does. In the new paradigm it is the instruction set for the processor in the wallet. The instruction set (think siftware) is in your brain.

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@carvincam Yes

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Reply to @BlockChainMac

@YaBoiMacEmDown The wallet is a processor. Nothing else. Think of the pass phrase, which you get to choose, as the instruction set for the wallet. When the pass phrase is entered, the processor "executes" the string as if it were an application that just loaded. Everything else follows.

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@LTCSurfer There is no memory whatsoever on the device

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@ronkafter I can. I do. And I will continue to do so.

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Reply to @Ragefull12

@Ragefull12 Try it.

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Reply to @OnlyBlockChains

@ozzie317 Sign up to attempt to hack it at https://t.co/VJ7qrOxQqL. we send you a wallet containing $50 in Bitcoin. If you can collect the $50, anyway you want, then you have hacked it.

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Reply to @LilRippleX

@GoreHeyy I cannot.

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Reply to @mikedee718

@mikedee718 You did not hack it. Pure and simple.

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@X05070073 There is no software to update. Not even memory on the device.

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Be on the lookout for a big announcement at 10:00 AM EST on August 1st from No BS Crypto. You won't want to miss this!

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Reply to @shriram_moond

@shriram_moond Twitter has to take action. Not much I can do until they start taking this seriously.

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@dueckman123 @boxbuddha In 2 and a half years.

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Reply to @Orbitcoin

@Orbitcoin The pass phrase is not stored anywhere. Not on the owners system. Not in any server anywhere. And it can't be on the device because the device has no memory in it. The pass phrase is stored nowhere except in the user's mind. This is how I know you cannot hack anything to get it.

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Reply to @Kevandre1x

@BeerWhizzer You have to pay the $50 first.

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Reply to @buffermet

@yungtravla Whatever you access, you can do nothing without the pass phrase or the wallet info, but neither is stored anywhere. The wallet is a processor only. It uses the pass phrase as its instruction set to create and access the wallet. And the pass phrase is only in the user's mind.

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Reply to @buffermet

@yungtravla The wallet has no memory. Nothing is stored in it. Neither is anything stored on any server anywhere. Neither is it on any of the user's systems. To hack something you need access to information of some kind about the user or the user's data. But neither exists anywhere.

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Reply to @art0ftrading

@Cryptosarah2 @CryptoWayne The pass phrase is essentially the instruction set for the processor. It causes the processor to create the wallet, but no information about the wallet is stored anywhere. The pass phrase IS the data storage for every piece of data in the system. There is no data anywhere else.

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Reply to @phrowto

@phrowto You expect to get $100,000 PLUS get free Bitcoins and a free wallet? What planet are you from? You fucking buy the wallet and pay for the Bitcoins. When you realise you cant hack it we give you the pass phrase so you can retrieve the Bitcoins you paid for.

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Reply to @julianrazavi

@julianrazavi You want to hack the wallet? Then register st https://t.co/VJ7qrOxQqL. if you want to just buy one go to the same site.

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Reply to @CryptoinfoNet

@CryptoinfoNet That is coercion, not hacking. Any asshole with a tenth of a brain and a gun can coerce. Are you then going to accept thembinti the ranks of hackers? I think not.

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Reply to @buffermet

@yungtravla There is no fucking information on any server, or any system anywhere about the user or the wallet. The wallet is a processor only. The instruction set for the processor and all data pertaining to the wallet is stored only in the pass phrase which only exists in the user's head.

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Reply to @buffermet

@yungtravla @randomgrl Control of all of those is in the firmware. But who cares if you can access all of that. You need DATA, either about the user or about the wallet. That data does not exist anywhere. Not on any server. Not in the wallet. Not in any user's system. The pass phrase IS the only data.

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Reply to @buffermet

@yungtravla Quantum computing still requires data. There is no fucking data except in the pass phrase. Does quantum computing give the computer mind reading capabilities? Fuck. Stop spouting bullshit and just hack the fucking thing if you can. If not, shut the fuck up.

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Reply to @whatayeezy

@whatayeezy @Orbitcoin There is no 'right one'. Stop thinking ancient concepts and instead just think. The pass phrase is not an authenticator, it is both the full data set AND the instruction set for the processor. There is nothing to compare the pass phrase against. It is all there is

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The rules for collecting the bounty for hacking rhe BitFi wallet can be found here: https://t.co/RUF9pRnAmN . Before you waste your time, however, I have outlined why the wallet is unhackable. If you still think it is hackable after reading, then you need to reeducate yourself. https://t.co/n32lwsJaKo

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Reply to @ismailtarim977

@ismailtarim977 You change the firmware, then what? There is no modification to the wallet that you could possibly do that would make the hardware magically guess what the pass phrase is. There is no memory on the device so you can't make it store anything. What firmware modification could help

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Reply to @Crypto_Vations

@Crypto_Vations Register at the link above, buy the unit preloaded with Bitcoin. Get the Bitcoins and you get $100,000. Or. . . were you expecting to get $100,000 plus free Bitcoins and a free wallet? Sorry, but our business is limited to planet Earth and its norms.

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Reply to @cryptochrome

@cryptochrome Torture is not hacking. It is coercion. Any asshole with a tenth of a brain and a gun can coerce. Do you welcome that person into the ranks of hackers? As to social engineering, read the hacking requirements. We created the wallets used for hacking. Try social engineering on us.

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Reply to @cryptochrome

@cryptochrome And after you change the firmware. . . What then? Can you magically change it so that it correctly guesses the owner's pass phrase? You can't make it store anything because there is no memory on the device. What have you been smoking?

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Reply to @Samyaaza

@Samyaaza It's what we offer. Take it or leave itm

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Reply to @BenMikeShaw

@BenMikeShaw Ty

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Reply to @Jeremy12467840

@Jeremy12467840 There is 30 characters worth of memory where the phrase is stored for a few microseconds and then wiped.

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Reply to @AlexDenStoerste

@AlexDenStoerste You get $100,000. Take it or leave it.

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Reply to @SeanG294

@SeanG294 @JasonBrandberg True. You did your homework.

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Reply to @CryptoThrall

@CryptoThrall Look into it. No space to explain it here.

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Reply to @edin_hadzovic

@edin_hadzovic Buy something else then.

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Reply to @ismailtarim977

@ismailtarim977 Trye. Abd thank you.

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Rob Loggia's rebuttal to the fake "reviews" of BitFi. I say fake because none of the reviewers actually had acces to a BirFi wallet. Its impossible to say you reviewed something without actually seeing that thing. My haters are extreme. https://t.co/X5aw2DwKwI

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