Sorry... Bitcoin is not Gold and Litecoin is not Silver

It's not the cryptos that were stolen! This is a really important piece of knowledge.
The keys were not kept properly, someone got access to them and transferred the cryptos to his account.

If you worry about your BTC, get them off the exchange to your own wallet and keep your keys offline. Problem solved

 

OK...now as far as I can see you bring arguments that are simply incorrect. Usually you would be the guy to be called an idiot.

 

You think muppets are a cool handle. Enough said miss piggy

 

God Lord...how old are you? 14?

 

Well, here's the thing. Folks here compare gold to BTC. Put them in a suitcase, go through a fire, and see which comes out on top...

" will have access to their BTC once they established an uplink to the satelite."...

So if you take your BTC off the exchange and into your own wallet, in this case a thumbdrive, what does a satellite have to do with it, especially if your wallet is destroyed in a fire? Keys are useless without a lock.

 

Dumb fuck you think bitcoins cant be lost

 

Tattoo it on your tiny balls, noone will find the keys, not even u

 

This is a good question.

Imagine BTC to be a public safe with a lot of lockers like the ones you'll find at trainstations sometimes.

Everyone can see the safe as well as the lockers but only the guy with a key can access the locker and use what's in in.

Same with a distributed ledger. Everyone can check it out, all the blocks, all adresses and the Bitcoins attached to it. But only if you have a private key you can actually sign transactions to move BTC to another adress.

So your BTC will always sit on the distributed ledger for everyone to see, but as long as you are the only one with the private key, you alone have the authority to move them around.

Ckeck it out: https://btc.com/

click on a block hash to see all transactions


If you keep your keys safe (offline, piece of paper, sheet of metal, anything...I mean it's just a string of numbers...), once you get access to the blockchain via satelite, you can use your key again.




TL;DR: The private key has all the power. Not your key (because you left BTC on an exchange), not your coin.

 

yayaya....on the ignore list, peasant.

 

Many a thumbdrive pass through TSA checkpoints daily undetected. Try fitting a gold ingot "where the sun don't shine".

Ask Andre for assistance.