Transaction

j!1dirzgocAsru3SdhetQkEJraQgYTf5xQmentry.create@c41be36af9613750dec6f983f06d2f2a219dd4b57b1422a1d89a7fda256f9f9cnameRamona Was Crying.link>https://www.lrb.co.uk/v38/n13/andrew-ohagan/the-satoshi-affairdescriptionMò‘They could take us down,’ she said. ‘They could really take you down if they want to.’ They spoke about moneymaking ventures Wright was involved in a long time ago. Wright alleged Matthews knew about these activities, which was true, because Matthews had mentioned them to me. ‘I just couldn’t do things anymore,’ he said. ‘That’s all.’ They wanted to talk about the trust, but they didn’t really explain it. He said it was to hide the bitcoin. ‘It’s not meant to be spent,’ he said. ‘Too many problems.’ ‘It’s also a guarantee that you can’t flood the market,’ Ramona said. ‘That we can’t use it to pay the bills, no matter how desperate things get.’ When I asked who the trustees were they went quiet.