If hackers were to steal like 50000 or more btcs assuming police couldnt recover anything like the lubian heist does this rule out the possibility that many years later on forensics could catch the criminals on the blockchain or not?
What are the biggest mistakes apart from greed and poor opsec that most
if not all hackers make that sooner or later gets them caught when using
or stealing bitcoin?
How come sometimes law enforcement is able to recover stolen bitcoin but many other times not? Why is that? Why would this be the case? Would anyone be willing to shed some light here...? Many times police can retrieve stolen btc but many other times not...
Even if hackers managed to steal billions of usd worth of bitcoin and found a buyer such as a corrupt finance institution in some third world country and got paid fiat (cash) by the corrupt finance institution, how could police trace the bitcoin back to them if the buyer took control of all...
Could hackers find a way to make bitcoin difficult to trace even indefinitely after decades if they committed a financial crime in the billions even when mixers and tumblers werent enough?
If hackers wanted to steal billions of usd worth of bitcoin whether through online bank heists or attacking the exchanges themselves and were using extremely sophisticated mixers and tumblers, could they get caught later rather than sooner when wanting to cash out? Would this be viable? How...
Could police track down hackers who have hacked wireless internet in order to commit a crime? Wifi, satellite, ect... if they have stolen wireless internet signal could they be tracked down regardless in what part of the world theyre located?
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