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Date: 2017-12-09T00:00:00Z

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# Bulgaria Government Shocked To Discover It Owns $3 Billion In Bitcoin

by Tyler Durden
Dec 10, 2017 6:10 AM
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Bulgaria’s GDP is about $52.4 billion (2016), so it is quite a shock that the Bulgarian Government is sitting on an approximate $3 billion worth of Bitcoins seized in an anti-corruption operation back in May.

Putting this into a little more glaring context, Bulgaria is holding 18% of the national debt in bitcoins...

> Fun fact: today's bitcoin prices have been interesting enough that there was a significant difference in how much Bulgaria had in USD between me writing this story and my editor editing it.

> — Nikhilesh De (@nikhileshde) December 7, 2017

Bulgarian law enforcement jointly worked with the Southeast European Law Enforcement Center (SELC), a regional organization comprised of 12 member states, to bust a sophisticated organized-crime network, arresting twenty-three Bulgarian nationals and seizing a total of 213,519 bitcoins.

SELC described the organized-crime scheme as the hacking of Bulgarian Custom’s computers and allowing those associated with the group to skip fees for importing goods into the country. To make it work, the group recruited corrupt Customs officers to upload a virus into government machines, so that hackers could establish remote access.

> The organized criminal group consisted in Bulgarian nationals having connections in The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia, Hellenic Republic, Romania and Republic of Serbia. The modus operandi used was recruiting corrupted Customs officers in all involved countries with the purpose to infiltrate a virus in the Customs’ computerized systems. Once the virus installed, from distance, the offenders were able to finalize various transports, as in the Customs’ system appeared that the cargo was already checked and passed.

Further, SELC provided details of how the operation was conducted, involving a large-scale search of “more than 100 addresses, suspects, and vehicles.” Out of the 23 suspects arrested, 5 of them were Bulgarian Customs officers. Police seized “equipment, devices for communication, computers, tablets, and bank documents.”

> Bulgarian authorities have searched more than 100 addresses, suspects and vehicles. A large quantity of money was seized, as well as equipment, devices for communication, computers, tablets, bank documents, etc. 23 suspects were arrested, 5 of them acting as Bulgarian Customs officers. As result of this criminal activity the damages recorded by the Customs Agency, only for year 2015, is around 10 million Leva.

Here is where things get interesting... Police also seized 213,519 bitcoins, at the time, worth $500 million. As of writing this article, the amount seized, is now worth approximately 3,676,583,661, according to CoinDesk.

> As well, up to now were found in the virtual space bitcoin wallets of the main suspects with a total value of 213,519 bitcoins. As a reference, the value of one bitcoin is rating to 2354 USD. The offenders choose the bitcoin way of investing/saving the money, because it is rather difficult to be tracked and followed.

SELC explained why the criminals used bitcoin,

> The offenders choose the bitcoin way of investing/saving the money, because it is rather difficult to be tracked and followed.

What remains a mystery to most, is what the Bulgarian government will do with the seized bitcoins? As mentioned in the beginning, the national debt could certainly be reduced. Have we just discovered a large seller that is ready to pour cold water on the party?

> If Bulgaria dump its $btc we are f*cked!#bitcoin #crypto #wtf

> — Satoshi Haze (@SatoshiHaze) December 7, 2017

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JLO Dec 9, 2017 1:15 PM

Even govt’s Buy high and sell low

Raffie JLO Dec 9, 2017 1:17 PM

WOW.. that is great....

DownWithYogaPants Raffie Dec 9, 2017 1:18 PM

Gold bug's dentures fall out in 3. 2. 1.

Plop in the turlet.

macholatte DownWithYogaPants Dec 9, 2017 1:21 PM

Reduce the National Debt?

Bra ha ha!!!

Let’s see how they get this fucked up.
Popcorn please.

tmosley macholatte Dec 9, 2017 1:26 PM

"It can only go up" until someone who is both big and doesn't care about the concept wants out.

Billy the Poet tmosley Dec 9, 2017 1:32 PM

I know how they feel. I found 92 million dollars worth of bitcoin in my sofa last week.

Five Star Billy the Poet Dec 9, 2017 1:34 PM

Congress is working on a bill to criminalize the deliberate concealment of property or the control of a financial account aimed at bitcoin:

http://thesoundingline.com/bitcoin-now-worth-more-than-all-uk-pound-bank...

BaBaBouy Five Star Dec 9, 2017 1:39 PM

Well Now... $3 Billion of Bulgarian Bitcoinz To hit The Market Shortly 3.. 2.. 1...... ~

ParticularlyStu... BaBaBouy Dec 9, 2017 1:45 PM

I'm OK with this. I want to buy some. It would be super nice of Bulgaria to offer a deep discount on Bitcoin. I, for one, will be grateful to the people of Bulgaria to be able to pickup some deals on Bitcoin!

BaBaBouy ParticularlyStupidHumanoid Dec 9, 2017 2:20 PM

PS... The Gbmt would be negligent if they didn't liquidate asap as they cannot be seen as "Gaming" with the PUBLIC FUNDS...

PS2... This is a very poor Country...

PS3... Whoever the Bitcoinz Whales are they better start Buying, BTC down almost 2 Grand ...

PS4... Eventually all Will Run to GOLD Anyway...

PS5... They can get about 11 ozs PHYS GOLD per BTC Still...

ParticularlyStu... BaBaBouy Dec 9, 2017 2:26 PM

It's not about whales anymore. I had a GRANDMOTHER ask me about bitcoin yesterday.

StackShinyStuff ParticularlyStupidHumanoid Dec 9, 2017 2:38 PM

"Oh we can help you structure something around that..." - Jamie Dimon

svayambhu108 StackShinyStuff Dec 10, 2017 7:23 AM

It cannot be stolen by the government ... they say

land_of_the_few ParticularlyStupidHumanoid Dec 9, 2017 8:23 PM

You know they're just young ladies that hung around a while, right? Same brain, education and so on as they had originally :D

Tapeworm BaBaBouy Dec 9, 2017 5:55 PM

"PS5... They can get about 11 ozs PHYS GOLD per BTC"

As iseless is a physical meta; that isn't even an half-assed catalyst, it seems as thogh the old metal is more secure; that is if you have a place to get at it when needed.

Getting it when needed (as in the hem of a garment is so 1930's as it is laughable.

The metal is worth what a reliable quote service says. Then you have to have a dealer that actually can pay.

Peterman333 BaBaBouy Dec 9, 2017 8:06 PM

PS4... Eventually all Will Run to GOLD Anyway.

yep, how much will it be then ? Probably very quickly shoot up to $50k an ounce.

But in my estimation this crypto party is far, far from over, all into the new year spring and early summer before this thing bursts, still time to make some money I think.

booboo ParticularlyStupidHumanoid Dec 10, 2017 7:37 AM

I like the new style and look of the BItcoin, a gorgous solid gold coin with the black patina copper "B". I guess the tribe knew it was time for a change in the visual depiction, the goy were getting suspicious. Back to your bitcoin mine slaves.

Bunga Bunga BaBaBouy Dec 9, 2017 1:56 PM

It is less than the Silk Road coin auction and that did not crash the price. Some smart money went in, Tim Draper bought most of the coins for about $600/BTC in 2014. He is now up more than 2,000%. I guess Goldman is already knocking on Bulgaria's government doors.

bruno_the Bunga Bunga Dec 9, 2017 2:15 PM

There is no Bulgarian government. One dude controls the whole country. And he is happy to admit that he does what the bosses from EU tell him.

It's A Trap!
IH8OBAMA bruno_the Dec 9, 2017 2:34 PM

"Police also seized 213,519 bitcoins..."

Ummmm...did they seize physical Bitcoins like those shown in the picture? LOL

Surprise, surprise!

dark pools of soros IH8OBAMA Dec 10, 2017 1:27 AM

not sure they actually know what the fuck they are doing or if they even really control them

neutrino3 bruno_the Dec 9, 2017 3:41 PM

Probably the best method is to hide own BTC private key in stash of golden bars.

ZH Snob neutrino3 Dec 9, 2017 6:01 PM

you could probably engrave it on the bottom of the bar and no one would know what it meant.

neutrino3 Bunga Bunga Dec 9, 2017 3:44 PM

Define government and government doors.

847328_3527 neutrino3 Dec 10, 2017 7:26 AM

I just emailed the Bulgarian Finance Minister and offered him five baskets of Tulips for a mere $500,000.

Seems expensive but they're very nice Tulips, sure to increase in value.

JRobby Five Star Dec 9, 2017 1:37 PM

We can see this is going to get out of control quickly!

ParticularlyStu... JRobby Dec 9, 2017 1:47 PM

Yes, the stock market has never crashed, totally in control, that one.

RAT005 Five Star Dec 9, 2017 1:38 PM

I bet they sell it judiciously and then mostly waste the proceeds on gov. Spending.

Quite the opposite of gold/silver dumps that aren't sold judiciously and where there are no proceeds because there was no metal.

3LockBox RAT005 Dec 9, 2017 2:02 PM

For something proclaimed to be so secure and so anonymous it sure seems to be seized by governments a lot.

Many of the proclamations that started this craze have born out to be simply false.

Kind of sounds very much like what the government does to get us on new programs.

i.e Federal Taxes, The Federal Reserve System, Obamacare, etc. etc.

Perhaps a cashless society target by 2018? Seems to be working out marvelously.

Sooner or later after enough gains have been racked up the thieving gov will come a calling and have the IRS just stick their mits in or freeze it leaving you at their mercy to prove everything and pay up.

All you Crypto alcolytes are just to blinded by greed to let that sink in.

Renfield 3LockBox Dec 9, 2017 2:42 PM

<<Kind of sounds very much like what the government does to get us on new programs.>>

+1. Have you noticed the aggressive marketing language in some BTC articles, that seems to be directed especially at goldbugs?

BTC 'hoarding'... BTC as 'store of value' (an absurd concept for such a new currency)... BTC as 'outside the system'... BTC 'mining'... and so on? Over the last year, as someone who values gold, I've felt 'marketed at' and it's been a personal turn-off. Looks to me like some BTC pushers out there really, really want goldbugs in particular to think of their less than 10-year-old currency as some kind of valid gold 'alternative'.

BTC may or may not turn out to be a good long-term investment. But it is no equivalent to gold, and it is ridiculous even to make the comparison, even if they do insist on calling their process 'mining'.

It's getting to the point where I'm so oversaturated from all this aggressive marketing that I'm really backing off any trust for BTC at all, and I don't have much to start with, only b/c it's too new and VERY untested as a real-world currency. Check back again in 20 years and if it's even still around, by then it will have earned a LITTLE trust. Cryptos & blockchain may be the way of the future but nothing guarantees that BTC itself will still be around, even for that short time.

Been watching BTC since 2009, and happy for every BTC buyer & winner out there. Good for everyone who has made a great short-term investment that may (or may not) turn out well in the longer term, and who's avoided being one of those whose BTC was lost, stolen, or confiscated.

But this aggressive 'goldbug' language of so many marketing articles, is IMHO looking more and more like a rather desperate agenda. TBH it looks a lot like yet another herding attempt. Just as you say, very much what the corporate 'government' does to get us on new programs.

Exponere Mendaces Renfield Dec 9, 2017 6:06 PM

Please don't buy a single fraction of a Bitcoin.

Its needed for those that understand individual financial freedom.

I'm sure you'll be "just fine" in conventional investment vehicles. They're structured for people just like you, who don't mind being ripped off on a daily basis to feel "safe".

Endgame Napoleon Renfield Dec 9, 2017 6:17 PM

The marketing seems to be working, though. Maybe, the goldtrusters are just diversifying.

PolishAmerican Renfield Dec 9, 2017 7:54 PM

BTC will collapse under own lack of scalability. MASSIBVELY DECENTRALIZED SYSTEMS require MASSIVE INCREASES IN COMPUTING POWER, NETWORK SPEED AND ENERGY that we will NEVER HAVE. to alow blockchains to power ALL. The crazy MINDLESS rush will render BTC uselessvery fast The entire BTC network is CHOKING itself under 7tx/s it is not scalable and BTC will be UNUSABLE. NO EMP from North Korea needed when it needs energy of SWEDEN to operate at INITIAL SEED STAGE of blockchain as you claim.... stupid VISA does 3000tx/s...(centralized systems do not need that much energy - opposite of that!) it would take energy of the SUN to run all those things blockchains will run people claim! Bitcoin is NOT SCALEABALE to where they want it to be for ENERGY and protocol reasons. so long as people can wait 24h, 48h, 78h...later 7 weeks for txs to settle on BTC network..it will grow...at a point they will consider it illiquid and useless. GOLD can sit in your pocket. no energy needed. Why? precisely..it was the energy spent to create it billions of years ago that sits in its density and it needs no more ENERGY. BITCOIN unlike GOLD requires CONSTANT ENERGY INPUT to operate the network. EVEN if we have NUKE PLANTS generating almost free energy in backyards... it will never have the same ENERGY in its network as GOLD has. Basic physics. So to make BTC go to the level of GOLD here is how much energy you need to put into the NETWORK to make it on par: https://www.reddit.com/r/DaystromInstitute/comments/2xzfzc/how_much_ener...? Bottom line. It is all an illusion and a deriviative of ENERGY put into an ASSET. The BTC network is not scaling and RIGHT NOW while seldom and few USE it other than BUY and KEEP, it requires energy use of SWEDEN TO operate. If ALL as you claim runs on blockchains no civilization will be EVER ABLE to produce energy to support it. This also explains the value of GOLD. ENERGY USED to produce it (not mine as this is miniscule discovery energy not PRODUCTION of GOLD) is IMMENESE. NO civilization will ever be able to produce GOLD - unless we can SHUT DOWN STARS. SO we would have to reach a point where we can tap energy sources beyond SCI-FI. BTC will collapse. Did I ride it and am I also riding it? Sure I am. But exchanges shutdown show the demand side problem of traffic... this is not even a big deal...that is NOTHING compred to the block chain problem of energy usage on the back side and how SLOW it is getting and how it is CHOKING. Scalability problem will render entire network defunct. sooner or later. THis just does not scale. This is the most simplicit way of explaining why this cannot work long term. It all defies basic laws of physics and anyone understanding software and protocol speeds needed to have a functional networks understands this. You will see its value when it will take months to settle TXs how useful bitcoin is and when exits start getting crowded Madoff will seem like a nice man.

Midas 3LockBox Dec 9, 2017 3:11 PM

A-- You hear about what was seized. You don't hear about that which wasn't.

B-- Governments are rapacious and will come calling for their pound of flesh no matter the monetary system. They will accept gold, real estate, art, coke, lambos, diamonds, etc...

C-- I don't recall BTC being ever billed as a method to avoid paying taxes. The initial proposal focused mostly on creating a crypto currency based somewhat on the properties of gold, e.g. not regulated by a central bank, finite, and fungible. The IRS is attacking BTC the same way they have been attacking gold for decades. All of your critiques apply equally well to gold, but I loves me some gold.

D-- I have heard the argument that you shouldn't hold gold, because if the government wants to they can confiscate it. I say make them do it. Don't back down just because of a threat. Let them show the world whose side they are on and how they schlep for bankers.

I will admit that there is not as much privacy in BTC as I originally thought in regards to the ability to track BTC from wallet to wallet on the public ledger. I guess this is a consequence of the ability to verify the validity of all transactions. My wallet is still somewhat private, but that could probably be a weakness. I am, however, amazed by the ability to take any sum of money into cold storage and restore it with a pass phrase. I don't know of any other system that will do that.

zebra77a Midas Dec 9, 2017 6:49 PM

70% of gold was never seized during the Gold Confiscation Order of 1933.. Lots of phyzz was buried everywhere..

There are 50 public exchanges and anyone who runs the full bitcoin node wallet can 'dry paper' $100's of millions onto a paper napkin in an hour for near free..

China threatened by escaping gdp shut down all exchanges only to see them repop up in 3 months in Japan. Now direct peer to peer bitcoin transfer software has popped up.

$300 billion in market cap it will never be shutdown and has become the defacto wealth escape mechanism - its true value and utilty..

dark pools of soros 3LockBox Dec 10, 2017 1:29 AM

you sound like you suck on a bag of lemons everyday

JRobby RAT005 Dec 9, 2017 2:30 PM

My thought is are there any "investment guidelines", approvals, etc. and if there are, and procedure was in fact followed, who knew what when?

BeanusCountus RAT005 Dec 9, 2017 7:30 PM

It's actually almost exactly the same if you think about it. Question to everyone here: How are they in the possession of Bulgaria.gov? So they find the accounts and passwords? How would these have been "held" by the bad guys where they could lose control of them to .gov?

Mentaliusanything BeanusCountus Dec 9, 2017 9:18 PM

Bulgaria Government official Here, as to your question.. Vay have vays to make you talk, vary bloody vays. Dis is de reason large bitcoinr should hve de insurance on body and much body guards. V ask dem vere the money goes and da tells us, before testicles meet high volts. pity we waste two before open up wallet

BeanusCountus Mentaliusanything Dec 10, 2017 12:05 AM

Thanks. But this stuff is sopposed to be "secure"? Isn't that one of it's value propositions? Frankly, pretty disappointing.

Endgame Napoleon Five Star Dec 9, 2017 6:07 PM

The Swamp just wants it in their their accounts.

SilverRhino Five Star Dec 10, 2017 1:42 AM

I'd actually agree to play by this one if it was applied to EVERY financial trust, ultra rich kids and the highest of the elites and tribal families.

adr Billy the Poet Dec 9, 2017 1:48 PM

I supposedly mined 100 Bitcoin back in late 2009 when I was overclocking my Nvidia card and competing on the 3D mark forum. You didn't mine to get Bitcoin, you mined to get a hashrate for bragging rights. Whatever happened with the wallet, it never synced at always showed a zero balance. I never kept up with the GPU race because it was too expensive. These early Bitcoin transfers are all part of the lost Bitcoin.

Back then the blockchain had many different versions and it was constantly being overwritten. It didn't matter since the Bitcoin was essentially worthless. If you had a version of the Blockchain that differed from the others, the "committee" or really the distributed miners chose the blockchain that moved forward. If you were a single person contributing almost nothing to the total hashrate, you really had to voice on the direction of Bitcoin.

Exponere Mendaces adr Dec 9, 2017 6:03 PM

You need to understand what a "re-org" is. It happens all the time as the network communicates between nodes. The longest chain survives, orphans are pruned out.

If you contribute nothing to the total hashing rate of the network, you get nothing in return - as far as block rewards.

You really don't understand the technology very well, if at all.

I suggest you look up Andreas on YouTube, he has a lot of newbie videos that you clearly need to watch a few hundred times.

Socratic Dog Exponere Mendaces Dec 9, 2017 6:17 PM

Hmm. You're as much of a prick as _____ was, back in the day. Christ, can't think of his name. Help me out. The bitcoin faggot who used to post here regularly.

44magnum Socratic Dog Dec 9, 2017 6:35 PM

Fonstar or something like that

Greenspazm Exponere Mendaces Dec 10, 2017 4:55 AM

Jesus will save us all.

Endgame Napoleon adr Dec 9, 2017 6:23 PM

Do programmers still mine Bitcoin on PCs, or do they use big mainframes?

Endgame Napoleon adr Dec 9, 2017 6:41 PM

You need a special chip and lots of energy resources. The more the people who mine Bitcoin, the more arduous it is to get a hash with the required number of 0s at the front, so it is a good analogy with physical gold mining, where more miners equaled less of a chance to pan some gold.

Gold Rush for math people.

https://www.quora.com/Is-it-possible-to-mine-bitcoin-with-my-PC-in-2016/...

https://bitcoin.stackexchange.com/questions/20041/can-i-do-mining-with-a...

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/ASIC

https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Mining

lasvegaspersona Endgame Napoleon Dec 9, 2017 8:52 PM

At least when you finish you have a large pile of shiney gold coins with a "B" on them,...like in all the pictures........right

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